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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1957

Page

6

Cleveland Pilot Making Changes

Cleveland Pilot Making Changes reports adjustments at the local air service amid shifting schedules and personnel moves. The notice cites management actions impacting routes and operations sourced from CENTRAL PRESS.

Cleveland

Kramer Tour Lost in South America and Kerby’s Indians

Jack Kramer’s exhibition tour travels the Andes to the Pampas as Ted Schroeder reports they are temporarily lost in South America. Separately Major Kerby Farrell reshapes the Cleveland Indians with a rapid bullpen strategy and heavy bench usage aiming for a strong American League showing.

New York Jack Kramer South America Ted Schroeder Ted Montevideo Buenos Aires O.K Kramer Ken Rosewall Pancho Segura Dinny Pails Andes Pampas Schroeder Big Jake Caracas

Tighe Proves Popular Pilot

New York June 22 The fiery Detroit Tigers manager Jack Tighe says the team has nowhere to go but up and will decide who wins the American League pennant if hitters start banging the ball. He cites Ray Boone Harvey Kuenn and Jim Bunning as key players and recalls his long minor league path through Charleston Beaumont Williamsport Flint Muskegon Toledo and Buffalo.

Indianapolis Kerby Indians New York U.P Jack Tighe Detroit Tigers Tighe New York Yankees Ray Boone Harvey Kuenn Kuenn Jim Bunning Tigers Charleston Beaumont Williamsport Flint Muskegon Toledo Buffalo Bucky Harris van Patrick Detroit WIR

Teen-Ager Von McDaniel Shuts Out Dodgers in Debut

St Louis rookie Von McDaniel, 18, threw a two hit 2-0 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers in his first major league start. The Oklahoma farm boy rushed to call his parents after the game as he impressed in his debut alongside his brother Lindy, who has a 7-3 record this season.

ST. Louis von McDaniel St. Louis Cardinal Brooklyn Dodgers Oklahoma Dodger Danny McDevitt Lindy McDaniel Von Hollis Okla Newell Ada Mae McDaniel Lindy McDaniels Dodgers McDevitt Cardinal Fred Hutchinson Hal Smith

Stobbs Narrowly Breaks Slump With 6-3 Win

Washington pitcher Chuck Stobbs snapped a 16-game skid by beating Cleveland Indiana 6-3 at Griffith Stadium. Wearing No 13 and aided by rabbit foot charms, Stobbs struck out eight over seven hits as the Senators surged from last place.

Washington Chuck Stobbs Stobbs Senators Griffith Stadium Nick Altrock Cleveland Indiana Stubbs

Pro Am Golf Tourney Planned at Fort Harrison

A breakfast at 8 a.m. precedes the pro am event called Sunday at the Elks at Fort Harrison Country Club. About 60 members are expected to participate in the outing.

Fort Harrison Elks

Ten innings duel as New York tops Chicago in extra frames

In a 12 15 1 line score battle, Moryn Rodgers O Connell and Thomson pace New York to 12 runs while Hillman allows 10. Miller gets the win over Hillman with four Chicago homers powering the attack.

New York Chicago Crone Davis Worthington Grisson Miller Katt Westrum Thomas Rush Lown Elston Hillman Neeman Fanning Silvera Moryn Rodgers O’connell Thomson

Finals Sunday in City Handicap Tennis Meet

Jerry Van Dyke edged Bill Welch in a City Handicap Tennis tournament match as nine players were eliminated at Rea Park. Finals set for Sunday with pairings listed including Van Dyke versus Clyde Green and other early round results.

Jerry van Dyke Bill Welch Rea Park Erry van Dyke Clyde Green Ed Watson Eda Maurice Modisett Dale Wallenbrock Pete Chalos Frank Grove Bob Savitt Dick Mace Jim Harned Stroh George Appel Pierre Miller Paul Strole Roger Harned Miki Kor Dick Dyche Dick Wood van Dyche Clyde Reen Tom Frew Norm Oe Hamilton

UCLA May Leave Pacific Coast Conference After 1958

Regents approve a compromise allowing UCLA and California to finish 1957 and 1958 PCC schedules then seek outside opponents. The plan enforces stricter rules on both schools, who are under three years probation since May of last year for improper payments to athletes.

Berkeley Calif U.C.L.A Board of Regents Bruins University of California P.C.C Regents Pacific Coast Conference

Wichita Slides To Third Place

Wichita drops to third as Willey and Throneberry struggle, with Denver rising after six wins in seven. St Paul defeats Wichita 6-2 as Louisville is routed 19-2 by Denver, and Hal Woodeshick blanks Omaha 7-3 in seven innings due to rain.

Willey Wichita Braves Throneberry Denver Bears Assa Carleton Willey Marv Throneberry Wichita Denver St. Paul’s Braves Saints Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville Charleston Hal Woodeshick Omaha

Indians Rained Out In Minneapolis Doubleheader

The Indians game at Minneapolis was cancelled due to wet grounds. A two night double-header was planned but postponed, delaying the series between the two teams.

Minneapolis The Indians Minneapolis Millers

New Faces Rise as Old Stars Hold Ground Across Sports

Walter L. Johns notes a shifting sports landscape as Dick Mayer wins the U S Open in Toledo while veterans like Ted Williams Stan Musial Sugar Ray Robinson and Parry O'Brien stay dominant. He highlights Bowden Ibbotson Palmer Ford Chamberlain Landis Bunning Gutowski Crapp Machen Anthony and Bold Ruler as part of a wave of younger performers challenging established champions across golf boxing baseball boxing auto racing and track.

Dick Mayer Toledo Don Bowden Arnold Palmer Doug Ford Bob Gutowski Wilt Chamberlain Derek Ibbotson Jim Landis Jim Bunning Wiffi Smith Lorraine Crapp Eddie Machen Tony Anthony Jimmy Jones Bold Ruler Gallant Man Bowden Ibbotson Palmer Ford Smith Chamberlain Landis and Bunning Gutowski Miss Crapp Jones Machen Anthony Ted Williams Stan Musial Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio Archie Moore

Overton Hurls Freehoe Victory In Night League Play

Overton pitched Freehoe past U A W 6 to 5 in the Evening Optimist League. Ranes O Daniel beat Ben Becker 2 to 1 on Wilbur’s one hit. Allis Chalmers defeated Green Line 9 to 2 at Little League Park with a five run rally late. Price Grocery crushed Hurst Hardware 16 to 1 at West Terre Haute with Campbell homering with two on in the fourth.

Overton Freehoe U.A.W Ranes-O’daniel Ben Becker Wilbur Allis Chalmers Little League Park Allis-Chalmers Price Grocery Hurst Hardware West Terre Haute Campbell RHE Brick, Grocery Ticenviceshs Hurst Hardware Meneely and Cusick, Gilman, Reedy, Stark, Smith and Mathias

Patterson Powers Platolene With Bases Loaded Triple

Patterson pounded a bases loaded triple to spark Platolene to a 10 6 win over Terre Haute Concrete in Babe Ruth League action last night. Coca Cola led a 13 2 victory over Art Compton at Memorial Stadium with Hayne two hits and Cottrell Strohl Lurber adding offense.

Patterson Terre Haute Hillmans Vigo Tire Memorial Stadium Payne Coca-Cola Art Compton Hayne Cottrell Lurber Strohl Sparks Ips Ae Ee Carlson, Marks and Lurber Valle, Weddle Jozsa

Judge Eyes Breakup Plan for Jim Norris Boxing Empire

Federal judge in New York reviews remedies to dissolve the Jim Norris boxing monopoly. He will order Norris and Arthur Wirtz to sell $2,000,000 worth of Madison Square Garden Corp stock via trusteeship over five years, strip voting powers, and remove them from president and director posts. The plan splits International Boxing Clubs holdings and imposes limits on title fights and TV bouts.

New York Sylvester J. Ryan Jim Norris Norris Arthur Wirtz Madison Square Garden Corp International Boxing Clubs of Illinois Garden Corp Chicago Stadium Corp Chicago Stadium Garden Chicago Norris, Wirtz Sb.c.s of

Rosburg Extends Lead in Flint Open Golf Tourney

San Francisco's Bob Rosburg widened his halfway lead to four strokes at the Flint Open on the 72 hole layout at Flint Golf Club. He shot 69 to pair with a first round 65 for a 134 total, while challengers including Duden Weaver Kroll Venturi Harney Whitt trailed by one, two, or three strokes, with par at 71 and the field listing multiple notables.

Flint Mich Bob Rosburg San Francisco Flint Golf Club Bob Duden Hermosa Beach Calif Bert Weaver Beaumont Tex Doug Sanders Miami Beach Fla Ted Kroll Ken Venturi Paul Harney Boston Mass Don Whitt Alameda Rosburg Akron Ohio Fermion Poo Ccce Nes Cal Fort Lauderdale Weaver Tom Nieporte Cincinnati Gene Littler City Los Angeles Fred Hawkins I Paso Johnny Pott Shreveport Arnold Palmer

Peter Thomson Sets All Time Mark For 72 Holes

Australian golfer Peter Thomson set an all time record for 72 holes in British tournament play with a 264 total to win the Yorkshire Evening News Tourney at Leeds England. He fired rounds of 65 67 64 and 68 to capture the first prize.

Leeds England Peter Thomson Yorkshire Evening News Thomson

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