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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1957

Page

14

Cardinals Move Up, Lead NL With Streaking Pitching

St Louis rose to the NL lead on June 21 after beating the Pirates 7 4 for a third straight win. Frank Lane and Fred Hutchinson praised the shift while Bobby Bragan doubted title chances, noting Milwaukee Brooklyn and Cincinnati as stronger over long series. Musial tops batting with .368 and 53 RBI as Ennis adds 39. The club has won 14 of 17 since May 24 lifting from sixth place.

ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Redbirds Pittsburgh Pirates Pirate Bobby Bragan Bragan Milwaukee Brooklyn Cardinal Frank Lane Fred Hutchinson Erally Stan Musial del Ennis Redbird Cardinals Cincinnati Musial Ennis RBI

Turley Adds Good Curve In Yankees 3-1 Win Over Tigers

Bob Turley struck out six in a 3-1 win over Detroit as the Yankees swept the Tigers. He credited his new curve and slider for the victory, keeping the Yankees within 1 1/2 games of the league-leading White Sox. Turley walked one and hit another, showing improved control.

New York Bob Turley Detroit New York Yankees Tigers Chicago White Sox Pye Sama UN Turley Harvey Kuenn

Land to Coach Orange High Hoops Next Season

Connersville Indiana June 21 Hosea Land of Terre Haute a 1957 Indiana State graduate will coach basketball at Orange High School. He was named Thursday to succeed Kevin Kile.

Connersville Ind di—Hosea Land of Terre Haute Indiana State Orange High School Kevin Kile

Three League By The Associated Press scores and tosses

Cedar Rapids edged Evansville 6 to 5 in a 13 inning second game, Burlington defeated Davenport 8 to 2, and Keokuk beat Peoria 16 to 13 in a busy baseball slate reported by The Associated Press.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids Evansville Burlington Davenport Keokuk Peoria

Indiana High School All Stars Name Maxey Captain

The Indiana high school basketball All-Stars named Albert Maxey captain for the home-and-home series with Kentucky. Maxey follows Oscar Robertson as captains of the team that beat Kentucky last year. The squad practiced at Freedom Hall in Louisville, with coach Angus Nicoson upbeat about the week. The return game is set for Indianapolis on June 29.

Louisville Indiana Kentucky Albert Maxey Indianapolis Attucks Maxey Oscar Robertson Freedom Hall Angus Nicoson Ralph Carlisle Indianapolis

Fondy To Take Eye Examination

St Louis June 21 Fondy Pittsburgh first baseman and top Nations League hitter will have left eye exam today after a facial injury from a ball hit by teammate Elroy Face. Dr Ben Miller will dilate the eye for a thorough check. Fondy may miss a couple weeks.

ST. Louis Dee Fondy Pittsburgh J. C. Middleman St. Louis Cardinals Ben Miller Fondy Elroy Face Middleman

Purcell Leads Homer Parade in 12-0 Eastern Express Win

L Purcell hit two home runs to spark the Eastern Express over Vish ing 12-0 in the Evening Optimist League last night. H Jones and Patterson also homered. Morris Shell beat I G A 9-4 at the West Terre Haute diamond. One run margins decided games at Little Park with Allis-Chalmers defeating Coca-Cola 2-1 and Ranes O Daniel edging Pfizer 3-2. Clubs RHE Batteries H Jones and Patterson Clements and Nichols.

L. Purcell Eastern Express Vishing H. Jones Patterson Morris Shell I.G.A West Terre Haute Little Park Allis-Chalmers Coca-Cola Ranes-O’daniel Pfizer R.H. E Bed Pease Morrish Pearson Wilguess Hill Gilman F. Hill Guy Berry Ance Berg van Horn Coca-Cola Sear Harlan and Rehorst Earlywine Ralston RHE Pfizer Cme Ranes-O'Daniel Konazeski Boydnd Goss Russell Farley Long

Yanks Ride Winning Streak Into White Sox Series

United Press reports the world champion New York Yankees, riding a seven game win streak the longest this season, prepare to open a four game set against the Chicago White Sox. Johnny Bucks faces Jim Wilson as the Sox carry a 144 game league lead into the weekend.

United Press New York U.P New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Johnny Bucks Yankees Jim Wilson Sox

Yankees Edge Toward Major League Attendance Peak

New York Yankees report an advance sale of about 45 000 for Sundays doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox and expect a total crowd near 67 000 if weather holds. That would mark the season’s largest major league turnout, roughly 25 000 more than current leaders.

New York New York Yankees Chicago White Sox

Stengel Looks For Yankees To Reclaim Lead In Big Series

Casey Stengel said this is the Yankees biggest series of the season as they aim to claim the league lead by winning three of four. He praised Bob Turley’s complete game in a 3-1 win over Detroit and noted pitching has fallen into place after a rough stretch. The streak includes three straight over Detroit, their rival in recent seasons, and strengthens the club’s hopes after early-season woes.

Yankee Casey Stengel Yankees Stengel Bob Turley Detroit Tigers Turley New Yorkers Tigers

Kehrt Shriners Win Three-Hitter In Connie Mack Clash

Zorah Shrine defeats Jaycees 3 to 1 in a pitching duel. Bobby Kehrt fans eleven, Charlie Hall eight, with Louie Giovinini and Louie Boehm sparking the offense for Zorah Shrine. Jaycees’ Bobby Clements adds a double.

Zorah Shrine Jaycees Bobby Kehrt Charlie Hall Kehrt Hall Louie Giovinini Louie Boehm Shriners Bobby Clements Clu Rhe Zorah Shrine Jayce Ronnie Combs Lautenschlager Coca-Cola Bill Soder Soder Dick Lawson Poprly Willie Cheeseman Lawson Porter Lau Combs Porter and

Giambra Versus Calhoun in NBC Televised Middleweight Clash

Syracuse report notes middleweight contenders Rory Calhoun and Joey Giambra meet at War Memorial Auditorium on NBC. Giambra, 50-4-1 with 26 KOs, is favored after nine straight wins. Calhoun, 27-2 with 15 KOs, seeks to rebound from a loss to Giardello. The 10 round bout features Calhoun as 7-5 underdog with quick left hand and boxing speed.

Syracuse N. Y Rory Calhoun Joey Giardello Joey Giambra War Memorial Auditorium Calhoun New York San Francisco Buffalo Giambra Giardello Cleveland Spider Webb Chicago Rory Atlanta Webb Joey

Boxing Results From The Associated Press Roundup

Ike Chestnut of New York KOed Kid Anahuac of Mexico City in eight. Eddie Andrews of Lowell stopped Karl Heinz Guder of Dortmund in five. Milo Savage of Salt Lake City outpointed Me Barker of Austin in ten.

Los Angeles Ike Chestnut New York Kid Anahuac Mexico City Boston Eddie Andrews Lowell Mass Karl Heinz Guder Dortmund Germany EL_PASO Tex Milo Savage Salt Lake City Barker Austin

Riley Trap Shoot At American Legion Post Sunday

A trap shoot is set for Sunday at the Riley American Legion Post range northwest of Riley. Prizes include groceries, chickens, and bacon. Shooting starts at 9 a.m.

Riley Riley Ameri Can Legion Post

Clay County Post to Enter State Legion Golf Tournament

The Clay County Post No 2 American Legion golf team will send 12 players to the State American Legion tournament in Union City June 29 and 30. Team members include Gene Ave Dr Hal Glidden Bill Kohn Ray Elliott James Risk Jack Beotjer Carl Miller Lloyd Neel Robert Carpenter Jack Mercer and Ernie Harrell of Terre Haute.

Brazil Ind Clay County American Legion Union City Gene Ave Hal Glidden Bill Kohn Ray Elliott James Risk Jack Beotjer Carl Miller Lloyd Neel Robert Carpenter Jack Mercer Ernie Harrell Terre Haute

Greg Bell Withdraws From AAU Meet

Greg Bell of Indiana University withdrew Thursday night to attend summer school at IU. He had been the heavy favorite to win the broad jump at the National AAU track and field meet opening tonight in Dayton Ohio.

Dayton Ohio Greg Bell Indiana University I.U

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