Tigers Players Share Road Time Hobbies and Tricks
Detroit Tigers players pass time on road trips with movies and card games. Frank House Kaline Kennedy and Gromek enjoy Westerns while Hitchcock Tittle and Phillips play bridge. Others study accounting paint etc. Gromek Wilson even cut each other’s hair in clubhouse sessions. Follow the Tigers on radio and TV with Mel Ott and Van Patrick.
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Tigers
Frank House
al Kaline
Bob Kennedy
Jim Brideweiser
Ray Boone
Steve Gromek
Bill Hitchcock
Red Wilson
Bill Tuttle
Jack Phillips
Harvey Kuenn
Bill Hoeft
Paul Foytack
Earl Torgeson
Virgil Trucks
Jay Porter
Charley Maxwell
Jim Brady
Jack Tighe
Hoeft
Trucks
Hitchcock
Porter
Jim Small
Walter Masterson
Tiger
Gromek
Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Milott
van Patrick
Turk Lown Saves Key Wins as Cub Pitcher Shines
Turk Lown, a Cub pitcher, saved six games in two weeks including a July 22 victory over the Giants, boosting his season total to 14 saves. Among relievers, only Clem Labine and George Overlin have more with 20 and 19 saves respectively. The data also shows that fewer than one third of starting pitchers in the first 324 games completed their outings, with 194 of 648 starters finishing.
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Cub
Turk Lown
Giants
Lown
Clem Labine
Dodgers
George Overink
Orioles
Umpire Says Minor Leaguers Need More Discipline
Larry Goetz, veteran NL umpire, argues lack of discipline in minors fuels umpires’ abuse and major league incidents. He urges stronger league backing, stiffer penalties for fines, and stricter minors control to curb rhubarbs and protect umpires and the game.
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Baseball Weekly
Larry Goetz
Goetz
League
Sutless
T.ess
Ford Frick
Baseball trends and stars pace Sports Flashes
The Sporting News notes longer games since 1930 due to starters not pitching nine innings. Phil Rizzuto eyes managing after this season. Ted Williams homers more at Fenway than on road figures, Braves shine, Yankees tie records, and Pacual yields HRs. Also mentions Aaron’s wrist power and Hank Aaron’s ice delivering earlier life.
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Ted Williams
Fenway Park
Williams
Boston
How to Relieve Skin Itch Fast at Esy Drug
A quick relief remedy promises instant drying and germ killing on contact for eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes. Use day or night with a 40 cent back guarantee if not pleased.
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Esy Drug Store
TV Star Fees Rise As Elvis Gets 50 000 For Appearances
Ed Sullivan will pay Elvis Presley 50000 for three guest appearances, the largest single-star fee on TV. NBC criticizes the trend as other stars demand similar sums of pin money. Cavalcade Theater presents Bob Richards in Leap to Heaven, a life story of the pole vaulter. CBS hires five Chicago police officers as motorcycle couriers for the Democratic Convention. Former Postmaster General James Farley argues TV should discipline delegates by keeping them in check on screen. Warner Bros releases 754 films featuring many stars including 48 with Bette Davis and numerous others with Jane Wyman Ronald Reagan Loretta Young. Danny Thomas' ankle injury delays Make Room for Daddy by a month.
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Ed Sullivan
Elvis Presley
NBC
Bob Rrhards
Cavalcade Theater
CBS
Chicago
James Farley
TV Guide
Warner Brothers
Bette Davis Pictures
Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Dick Powell
Loretta Young
Danny Thomas
Saline Savings Bank Attachment Notice in Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw Circuit Court issued a Writ of Attachment on June 6 1956 against Robert M Alexander for $5000 returnable July 1 1956 filed by Saline Savings Bank with Roesch and Delhey as attorneys. Hank Arft former St Louis Browns first baseman has entered embalming in Ballwin Missouri drawing ribbing for his career in baseball. A cautionary note on rug care warns against snapping small throw rugs to avoid loosening yarns or bindings.
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County of
Washténaw
State of Michigan
Saline Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Robert M. Alexander
Roesch and Delhey
North Ann Arbor St. Saline
Michigan
St. Louis Browns
Hank Arft
Ballwin
St. Louis
Arft
Browns
Mortgagee sale notice for Milan property by Saline Savings Bank
In Washtenaw County Michigan Zack H Gauntlett Jr and Doris A Gauntlett defaulted on a January 25 1951 mortgage to Saline Savings Bank The sale to satisfy 6508 28 principal 187 33 interest plus costs includes a 75 attorney fee The property lies in Milan Village Washtenaw County Michigan Lot 3 Supervisors Plat 10 part East half Northeast quarter Section 35 Town 4 South Range 6 East York Township Milan Washtenaw Dated June 21 1956 by Saline Savings Bank Roesch Delhey Attorneys The Red Cross adult membership grew from 3000 in 1905 to 23200000 in 1955
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Zack H. Gauntlett, Jr
Doris A. Gauntlett
Saliné Savings Bank
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
County of Washtenaw
Milan
York Township
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William Hayes
Robert Tefft
Walter Wolfgang den
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