Etchebarren's 10th inning homer wins for Orioles over Twins
Etchebarren belted a one out homer in the 10th to lift Baltimore to a 2 1 victory over Minnesota. McNally fired a four hit gem over nine innings with Paul Blair driving in the first run and Ted Abernander scoring in the second for the early Orioles lead. The Twins tied it on a walk and a pair of base runners in the second before the late winner.
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Madison Heights Star Scott Hiles Aims State Mile Record
Madison Heights star Scott Hiles trains this week aiming to break the state high school mile record. The article cites his focus amid titles and the need for precise finishing form as he prepares for upcoming competition.
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Scott Hiles
AH Tennis Team Edges Alexandria In District Duel
Alexandria lost to Madison Heights 5 to 2 in a high school tennis match. Singles results show Zigkde CM defeating Fisher of Alexandria, Wood losing to Hott, and fiales beating Soan. Other results include Walker and VanErman competing for Madison Heights as the MH squad prepared for Mississinewa events.
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Wood
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Orioles reactivate Richert and assign Hettenmund to Rochester
Baltimore Orioles activated pitcher Pete Richert from military status and optioned rookie outfielder Merv Hettenmund to Rochester of the International League. Richert had been recalled to active duty amid recent civil disturbances in Washington and had been working out with the Orioles.
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Anderson College Repulses Grizzlies In Doubleheader
Anderson College defeated Franklin Luke twice in a Hoosier College Conference baseball doubleheader. Ed Meredith pitched the opener holding Franklin to five hits for a win. In the nightcap Attendale threw a two hitter as AC moved to 2-0 in league play while remaining unbeaten.
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Ed Meredith
Arvendale
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Carl Erskine
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Gary Erskine Blanks Rival With 3 Hitter
Gary Erskine blanked Greenfield 10 0 as Kevin Lane homered to spark a big early lead behind Erskine’s 1d strikeout. Anderson pummeled Greenfield with eight runs in the late sixth, Lane, Hiskine, Barnett, Sowell and Teal collecting multiple hits. Anderson, 3 0 in NCC play, heads to Marion for third league outing amid reports of Cardinals era context.
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Barnett
Laneail Sowell
Marion
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Red Hinds
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Dulian Javier
Dal Manville
Mike Shannon
Lew Brock
Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Tim McCarver
Eck Sees Chisox Cards in Big Series
AP features a mixed outlook on the Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Cardinals. The piece notes Sox manager Eddie Stanky’s injury setbacks and calls out players like Aparicio, Nash, and veteran pitchers alongside Mets imports as part of a hoped-for surge. It contrasts Red Sox depth with Chicago’s reshuffled lineup and potential rookie Cisco Carlos as a surprising staff addition.
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Natlanat
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Mets
Carl Yas
Baltimore
White Sox
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Tammy Davis
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Cotten Nash
Indianapolis
Nash
Jer Ysey
Louisville
Higher
Pale Hose
Joe Worren
Gary Peters
Jommy Joby
Cisco Carlos
Mextiarapolis
Taedeieelynih
Anderson and New Castle Races On Tap
Scon Hites of Madison Heights seeks the Indiana state mile record in a season opener at New Castle, with coach Jim Jones optimistic about 4:18 to 4:20 possible as competition includes Darrell York. Other Indiana track results and MLB team notes follow, highlighting wind effects, sprint marks, and rookie potential.
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Fort Wayne Elmhurst
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New Albany
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Jack Keeler
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Thwapp
Stefanich Leads Masters Block in Cincinnati Showdown
Stefanich tops Paviele in the Masters block at Cincinnati as his groove continues. The Joliet, Illinois bowler posted a 905-807 four-game score and holds an eight-game average around 234. He appears set to win the Classic Division and possibly both major ABC titles, aiming to join a rare club by winning team, singles, doubles and all events. Buzz Fazio and Lon Scalia advance in winners bracket while Bill Tucker exits after a rare miss.
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Mel Queen
Tooty
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Vada Pinson
Pete Roge
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Dave Bristol
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Budota
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Bill Tucker
Los Ch Angeles
Don Johnson
Kokome
Ind
January Wins Champs Golf in Las Vegas by One Stroke
Yon January, a lean Texan and 1967 PGA titlist, birdied the final hole for a 69 and won the $160,000 Tournament for Champions in Las Vegas. Julius Boros, 48, shot 68 to finish second at 277, earning $18,009, with Handy Glover taking third at 279.
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Dan Sikes
Stardust
Jariwary
Boras
Handy Glover
Florence
Bob Goalby
Augusta
Gardner Dickinson
Dodgers Rally To Top Pirates In 9th Inning 5 3 Victory
Dodgers erased a 3 2 deficit in the ninth as Zajlo Versalles tripled home nomene rims and Wes Parker drove in a run with a double. Donn Trendenon and Mally Alougol contributed key hits for Los Angeles while Jim Brewer held Pittsburgh scoreless in relief to earn the win.
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Zajlo Versalles
Nomene Rims
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Erro
Ainlie Davis
Gene Alley
Roberto Clemente
Donn Trendenon
Mally Alougol
Jim Grant
Dodger
Jim Brewer
Pendleton Wins First Varsity Tennis Match
Pendleton high school won its first varsity tennis match in history, edging Elwood 4 to 3 on Callaway Park courts. The Chick Smith coached team defeated Elwood in a closely contested meet with singles and doubles accounts, amid weathering noisy conditions and incomplete scoring details.
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Central Junior Tops South Side in Freshman Track Meet
Central Junior defeated South Side 75 to 4 on the Madison Heights oval in a freshman track meet. The article notes performances by R. Taylor, Six Smith, Brooks, Davis, and others, with a later reference to upcoming meet versus Muncie McKinley at Nenny Fick track.
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Grandview Hensley Tourney Results From Officials Listed
Grandview Hensley tournament results released by officials at the municipal course. The event ended Sunday with low gross scores led by Joe Neice at 199 and Mil Owen 140. Others include Phil Reichart Oscar Melson Jack Deck and Downer LaVern Fields among top finishers. The tourney sponsored by Tel and Jerry Smith runs from yesterday to April 28.
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Phil Reichart
Oscar Melson
Jack Deck
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Need Help With Odd Jobs See Classifications 29 and 29 A
Classified readers are directed to classifications 29 and 29 A on the pages for odd job services. The notice urges readers to review listings for miscellaneous tasks and temporary work opportunities available locally.
Today’s Schedule For High School Games
SASEBAL list shows numerous matches across multiple schools including Seton, Marion, Madison Heights, Daleville, Pendleton, Central, Shenandoah, Carmel, Hamilton Heights, Pendleton, Anderson, Kokomo, and others. Tennis notes include Seton and Anderson match details.
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Pinch Hit Leaders in 1967 American League
Minnesota’s Rich Reese and Boston’s Dalton Jones delivered the most pinch hits in the American League during 1967. Cage Scores PRO Attention Fagles Nomination of Officers Whars April 25 All-Iderson Review No 74 Fraternal Order of Magles Jerry W Wilson Sec.
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Rich Reese
Boston
Dalton Jones
Fraternal Order of Magles
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