Middletown Battles Kokomo for State Final Berth
Middletown All-Stars meet Kokomo North Side in the District 6 versus District 9 semifinal at 3 30 p m today on the Anderson Madison diamond Hazlett and Madison. Middletown beat Connersville 5 0 to reach the semis while Kokomo North Side topped Indian Heights 2 1.
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Middletown
Kokomo
North Side All-Stars
Anderson Madison
Hazlett
Madison
Connersville
John Ellison
Leon Munden
Dennis Murray
Ron Erli
Johnny Ellison
Jeff Fridley
Randy Clark
Steve Sheets
Greg Rodecap
Weldon Carpenter
Mike Tincher
Jerry Munden
Mike Reedy
Jim Parrish
Jon Ballard
Danny Cross
Mike Harry
Randy Sheets
Kekomo
Carpenter
Girls Softball Schedules Set for City Leagues and Tourney
Parks' girls supervisor Jane Stine announced schedules and standings for both major and minor leagues. Major standings show Meadowbrook 8-1, Westvale 4-1, Hazelwood 3-2, Community Center 2-3, Pulaski 1-4, North Anderson 1-4. Minor standings list Edgewater 4.0, Lindberg 3-1, Stanton 1-3, Meadowbrook 0-4, Forest Hills 1-2. Stanton beat Edgewood 11-10 and Forest Hills defeated Meadowbrook 24-11 in two min or league tourney games to date. Schedule times at Memorial Field: Minor 9:30 a.m. Mon Lindberg vs Stanton. Tue Forest Hills vs Monday’s winner. Major 12:30 p.m. Mon North Anderson vs Westvale. Tue Hazelwood vs Pulaski. Wed Meadowbrook vs Community Center. Wed winners from Mon/Tue. Thu Wed winners (championship finals). The Major champions meet Chico Melandez’s parks boys champions in a 9:30 a.m. Friday exhibition.
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Jane Stine
Meadowbrook
Westvale
Hazelwood
Community Center
Pulaski
North Anderson
Edgewater
Stanton
Lindberg
Forest Hills
Edgewood
Memorial Field
Chico Melandez
City Parks
Shelbyville Harness Race Results Reported
Shelbyville Indiana results from the Shelby County Fair show three races with purses from 300 to 1250 dollars. Winners include Chief Adio driven by Ed Barnes Jr in 1 41 and Inaugu ral Way with 2 4, plus Tru Ada driven by Jarry Lan ess in 1 1. Free-for-all trot and pace led by Tresspassers Wil driven by Jerry Landess in 1 1. Indiana Trot and Pace races proceed three days at Fayette County Fair Connersville starting Tuesday.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County Fair
Pace It&pha
Chief Adio
Ed Barnes Jr
Jay’ Counsel
Tru Ada
Jarry Laness
Gold Knox
Abbe
Wil Jerry Landess
Nancy N
Success Johnny
Pace Horse Association
Fayette County Fair
Connersville
Eagles and City Men Owl Kegling Plan Reorganization
Two bowling league meetings set for next week discuss plans for 1964 65 season. Eagle Men’s League aims to grow Joop from eight to 24 teams and hosts Friday nights at Murnan’s. contact Ross Kreigh at the Eagles Home. City Men’s Owl League to reorganize at 10 a m Aug 13 at Brown’s Recreation Lanes, 622 Broadway. last year Greenlee’s Pro Shop won the title. league averages reach 845 pins for officials’ target.
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Kegling
Eagle
Eagles
Joop
Murnan’s
Ross Kreigh
Jack Schube
City Men's Owl League
Brown’s Recreation Lanes
Broadway
Greenlee’s
Pro Shop
Brown's
Jones and Rust power 663 to 22nd straight win in finals
Catcher Bill Jones belted a three run homer in the first inning as Anderson UAW-CIO 663 defeated Summitville ACs 5 to 2 to clinch the Summitville District softball tournament title. Rust added a homer in the top of the seventh, while Summitville scored in the fourth and fifth.
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Summitville
Bill Jones
Anderson Uaw-Cio
Charles
Chuck)Humes
Summitville Ac’s
UAW
Rust
Union Nine
Ac’s
S'ville AC
C. Hanes
Jones
Stroup
Howerton
Sun HR
Rus! Valley Speedway
Anderson Track
Sun Valley
Bill Keep
Herb Rose
Anderson
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Hinshaw
Racing Club
Bill Lemon
Jack Evans
Elmer Brown
Bud Leap
Leck Barr
Barr
Tough Bears Topple College All-Stars in Charity Clash 28-17
In Chicago the Chicago Bears defeated the College All-Stars 28 to 17 in a charity game. The Stars led 10-7 at halftime on a 14 yard TD pass from Charlie Taylor to Ted Davis after Taylor recovered a Bears punt fumble. Wade connected for the Bears only other TD with Mike Ditka.
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Chicago Bears
Chicago
UPI
College all-Stars
Charlie Taylor
Arizona State
Ted Davis
Georgia Tech
Taylor
Bears
Billy Martin
Dick van Raaphorst
Ohio State
Stars
Pete Beathard
California
Jerry Richardson
West Texas State
Bill Wade
Wade
Mike Ditka
Bob
Jencks
Johnny Morris
Nautilus Beats Amber Diver In Steeplechase at Saratoga
Nautilus ridden by Tommy Burns defeated steeplechase champion Amber Diver by a half length in the Bev terwyck Steeplechase handicap at Saratoga. Amber Diver led midway through the 1 21 16 mile race before Nautilus surged to win, with Tuscarora third and Badge of Honor fourth. Nautilus paid 16.20 5.40 3.20. Amber Diver paid 3.40 2.80. 11,313 fans attended.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
UPI
Nautilus
Amber Diver
Saratoga
Tommy Burns
Tuscarora
Badge of Honor
Orioles Shut Out Yankees and Regain Lead in Tourney
In a Southport led state legion tourney update Elkhart defeated Lafayette 9-4 while Princeton topped Elkhart 8-2 marking Elkhart's second loss. Daily games across the circuit feature Koufax and Sadowski performances with several matchups listed including Chicago Pittsburgh and New York Philadelphia clashes.
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Pittsburgh
Veale
New York
Lary
Philadelphia
Boozer
Boston
Morehead
Chicago
Talbot
Minnesota
Grant
Cleveland
McDowell
Baltimore
Roberts
Sheldon
Kansas City
O'Donoghue
Detroit
Wickersham
Washington
Narum
Los Angeles
Belinsky
Dallas
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Denver
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Seattle
San Diego
Hawaii
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Chicago Cubs beat Pirates to sweep doubleheader
Chicago Cubs toppled the Pittsburgh Pirates in both games of a Friday doubleheader in Pittsburgh. The Cubs won 7-3 in the opener with a 14 hit attack as Larry Jackson allowed 11 hits and claimed his 11th win of the year, while Santo connected for his 21st homer in the sixth. In the nightcap Chicago edged Pittsburgh 4-3 despite three Pirate homers with Billy Cowan delivering a key two base hit and Andre Rodgers driving in a run in the top of the ninth.
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Meee Eeu Ueno Ong
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Billy Cowan
Andre Rodgers
Cub
Larry Jackson
Jackson
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Santo
Houston St. Louis
Spangler
Javier
Skinner Ph
Gaines
Maxvil
Brock
Hardy
Boyer
Lilis
Grote & Joop
Shanon
Bais
NEW York
Steve
Tox
Donce Cop
Barber
Harvey Haddix
Houston
St. Louis
White
Baltimore Orioles
S-Simmons
Yankees
Brown
Raymond
Larsen
Soo
Simmons
Orioles
Mon
Haddix
New York Philadelphia
Gonzalez
Altman
MacMilan
Triandas
Smith Ss
Dalrymple
Jackson Paooa
Yanks
Willey
Gonder
Amaro
Brooks Robinson
Wakfield
Graham
Mahaley
Baltimore
Jim
Bouton
Jerry Adair
Bill Philadelphia
E—Allen
Lun
Philadelphia
Stafford
Rojas
Thomas
Johnson
Christopher
T. Tay
Baldschun
Wine
Mickey Mantle
Wakefield Litex
Roger Maris
Hunter Y
Sutherland Bi
Mahaffey
Fanning
Roebuck
Pedro Gonzalez
Baldschuna
Baltimore New York
Bitters
Brandt
Kubekssango
Hunt
R. Aparicio S
Rehden
Royer
Lier
Harper
Adair
Mays
Ernie Broglio
McOvey
Pinson
Abia Haddix
Ronsafitana
Wwf
Garler
Balan Cepeda
Dohnson
Snider
Cardinas
Baltimore New Terk
Bobby Shantz
Kuenn
Edwards
York
New
Haller
Miney
Broglio
Denport
McCool
Agoo
Maris
Pagan
Homer
Jerry Lynch
Hendley
Iphorer Khan
Pirates
San. Francisco
I ‘Bouton
Bob Bailey
Manny Stafford
Diliigo Ciacim
Mota
Shantz
Francisco
Jcinnati
San Francisco
Cubs
Robin
Minnesota
Cleveland
Cepeda
Stevenson
Hart
Robin- Wrsles
Rollins
Howser
Verblse Kestro
Waaner IF
Billy Williams
Ener
Oliva
Ron Santo
Killebrw
Azcue
Maloney
Pitcran Hall
Simm
Allison
Dello
Batley
Moran
Francona
Stirman
Phat
Mincher
Thant
Bruce Devlin
Bruce
Crampton
Kel Nagle
Minnesota Cleveland
Sugman L
Mena
Stizman
Rota
Keaggy, Cook Win Archery Titles Friday
De fending champion David J. Keaggy Jr. won the men's championship at Jones Beach, finishing with 3,648 points to outpace Allen Muller and George Frost. Victoria Cook captured the women's title with 3,753 points, reclaiming a crown she last held in 1941. Other results include Ardelle Mills and Max Lingo Jr. winning intermediate divisions, while Dickie Roberts led the men's professional scores.
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Wantagh
N.Y
UPI
David J. Keaggy Jr
Drayton Plains
Mich
Victoria, Cook
Minneapolis
Jones Beach
Keaggy
Allen Muller
Muller
Michigan
George Frost
Chicago
Cook
Nancy Vonderheide Kelvnman
Cincinnati
Ardelle Mills
Minnetonka
Minn
Max Lingo Jr
Evansville
Ind
Carol Hinckley
Springfield
Mass
Dickie Roberts
Three Rivers
George Clauss
Saginaw
Palmer Nears Rodriguez In Western Open Thriller
Defending champion Arnold Palmer moved to within one stroke of Juan Rodriguez after a 66 in Round 2 at the Western Open. Rodriguez led at 133 with Casper one behind. Palmer's 134 kept him eight under par after 36 holes.
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Chi-Chi
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Chicago
Arnald Palmer
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Juan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Palmer
Sam Snead
Tom O'Shanter
Rodriguez
Dorado Beach
P.R
Billy Casper
Casper
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
iTex
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Mas *Sengale
Ferrier
Pete Fleming
Hot Springs
Ark
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Jerry Edward
Fort Worth
Tex
Phil Rodgers
Perdido Bay
Fla
CPL
Ycaders
Juan Roliguez
Dim Ferrier
Pete Fleminz
Jay Herbert
Skeeriegel
Ken Venturi
Tom Veeck
Aati
Tony Lema
Dave Hill
Dudley Wyems
Mister Barber
Jerry Edwards
Thas
Bill Garrett
George Bayre
Bob Harrivm Sear
Dick Mayer
Penn Tau
Mason Rudolph
Dan Sikes
Bill Collins
Frank Shanahan
Fred Haas
Julius Borer
Bruce Devlin
Herbert Hurls Drives White Sox Past Red Sox 2-0
Ray Herbert blanked Boston on five hits and drove in both runs to end Chicago’s three game skid. He earned his fifth win with the squeeze bunt run in the eighth and a sixth inning RBI single after Hansen opened the frame with a single. Ed Connolly took the loss for Boston.
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Chicago
Ray Herbert
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Ed Connolly
Herbert
Ron Hamsen
Jerry McNertney
Hansen
Bert
Boston
Thomas
Skuta
Tillman
Hansen Ss
Smith
Ronn Lf
Jones
Connolly
McNrty
Nixon
Bressoud
S-Wels
Delco-Remy Defeats Decker's in Local Babe Ruth Play
In Akron Ohio Jack Taylor leads Delco-Remy with 13 strikeouts and multiple hits while Gordon Robbins contributes a triple and several singles to a decisive 11 to 1 victory over Decker's in a Babe Ruth boys game. The match also notes strong pitching from Jack Taylor and lineup contributions from S Ashby Pepelea McCullough Whitaker and teammates. In a separate note Jack Nicklaus wins the World Series of Golf in its first two years 1962 and 1963.
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Gordon Robbins
Jack Taylor
Delco-Remy
Decker’s
Babe Ruth Boys
Decker
Taylor
S. Ashby
Pepelea
McCullough
Whitaker
Akron, Ohio
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
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McGuire
Gaillard
Hendrix
Shucks
Williams
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District 6
Lowell McCorkle
John Priest
Jack Wilson
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W. Wyler
Sam Norris
Lloyd Dillman
John Konkle
Jim Russell
Judy Tile
Tae
City Men’s Owl
Kegling Joops
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Milwaukee
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Bailey
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Lita Cleveland
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Pet
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J. Portland
Chicago Cubs
Kinson
Meadowbrook Golf
Sportsmans Digest
Anita Ie
Mttyhergh
Amilina
Tia Bailey
Apin Goemens
Vinton
Eng Wilams IF
Santa
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Soto Stargefl
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Mirski Janin Renell
McFine
Rodgers
Schotld
Sisk
Rogal
Bargss
Schwall
Pittsyburgh
Stargell
Pildaborgh
Loe
Clemens
Cow
Wilson
Ar—Sarto
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Gelnar
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Schaffer
Blass
Gibbon
Parti
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Don Carter
Marion Tadewig
White River Jaycees
Whitlock
Nicholson
M. Orbik
Barnett
Richie
B. Purkey
Anderson Sporting Goods
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Annapolis
The
Middies
Central
Dayton
Dayton Co
Central Tire
Your Tire
Herbert Hurls
Bats
Chisox
Andersen
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