Defense, Pepelea pace 2-1 win over Haworth Huskies
The Anderson Indians edged Kokomo Haworth 2-1 at Memorial Field behind Bill Pepelea five innings of shutout pitching and strong defense. Larry Clark opened the scoring with a second inning run after a wild throw, then Speedy scored on a wild pitch in the fourth to build a 2-0 lead. Haworth answered in the sixth, but Pepelea’s defense and a key seventh inning play preserved the victory as Anderson moves to 4-2.
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Pitcher Turned Hitter Sparking Minnesota
Bob Darwin, a 29 year old Twins rookie, has surged early with four homers and 10 RBIs in five AL games after switching from pitcher to hitter. He honed his bat in Mexico facing varied pitching styles, then impressed manager Bill Rigney in spring training and earned the center field job.
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Highland Downs Mississinewa in Dual Meet 68 50
Highland High School powered past Mississinewa 68 to 50 as Mike Dotson and John Kerr each won two events. Dotson claimed the high hurdles in 15.8 seconds and the low hurdles in 221.4, while Kerr won the long jump with 17 feet 7 inches and the high jump at 5 feet 10 inches. Highland improves to 7-2 in dual meets and hosts Hamilton Heights today at 4 p.m. at the Highland track.
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Tiger golfers top Daleville in Tri County meet
Middletown Alexandria beat Daleville 212 to 230 at Tri County Golf Course to hand the Broncos their first loss. Medalist honors went to Daleville’s Mark Estes with 38. Alexandria’s Scott Frazier led 40, Randy Inglis 41, Stan Lower 43, Dick Zarse 43. Daleville scores included Jay Ryder 43 Rob Sullivan 45 Danny Cox 49 Dave Wooten 55. Now 1-1, Daleville faces Yorktown and Cowan next.
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Randy Inglis
Stan Lower
Dick Zarse
Chris Wyatt
Jay Ryder
Rob Sullivan
Danny Cox
Dave Wooten
Yorktown
Cowan
Tri- County
Bateman Dead in Alameda at 66 Golf Teaching Pro
Lucius Bateman, a longtime golf teaching pro in the Alameda area, died Sunday at Alameda Hospital of a heart attack. He was 66 and influenced many in the sport, including pro Tony Lema, Dick Lotz, and John McMillan.
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Dick Lotz
John McMillan
Raider Trackmen Triumph in Eighth Meet Victory over Knights Town
Shenandoah Raiders overpower Knights Town 88 to 30 led by Ron Munden who swept three first places. Munden won high hurdles in 16.9 seconds, 100 yard dash in 10.8, and long jump 20 feet 1 1/2 inches as Shenandoah won twelve of fourteen events and claimed clean sweeps in high hurdle mile and long jump.
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Ailing Durocher Enters Hospital
Chicago Cubs manager Leo Durocher, 65, entered a hospital for further tests after persistent fatigue and loss of appetite amid a throat infection. He had just returned from New York where the Cubs lost three games to the Mets, extending their skid to five games.
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Hitting Big Plus For Tigers shows mixed outlook
Alexandria aims to improve with a veteran lineup including Tony Parnell Stan Daugherty Barry Ellis Tony Haron Steve Barnett Mike Ice and others. Coach Joe Walker emphasizes defense and pitching to support a .260 team batting average from last year amid key returning arms such as Mike Boone and Stan Daugherty. Opening game at Muncie South features Boone and Daugherty on the mound as the Tigers seek a stronger season.
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Tony Haron
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Alexandria
Muncie South
Gordon Surrenders to Officials
CHICAGO AP Dick Gordon a wide receiver for the Chicago Bears surrendered to federal officials to begin serving a 15 day sentence for failing to file an income tax return.
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Dick Gordon
Chicago Bears
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