Lafayette and Anderson Open CIBL Playoffs Here Wednesday
Lafayette's Columbians, Western Division champions with a 16-4 record, meet Eastern Division champs Anderson Cedar Lounge, 14-5, in the first of a best two of three series at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The second game follows Friday in Lafayette Columbian Park with a potential third game Sunday here.
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Central Indiana Baseball League
Anderson Cendar Lounge
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Cedar Lounge
Muncie
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Lawrence Montgomery
O. W. Haven
Montgomery
College All-Stars of
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Memorial Field
Mays and Cepeda Rally as Giants Surge in NL Race
Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda reignite San Francisco with hot 13 game runs. Mays hits 23-for-58 in 13 games, Cepeda 22-for-53, lifting averages to .291 and .300 as the Giants close to within three games of the Dodgers in the NL standings. Groat and Clemente pace NL batting, with Yastrzemski and Kaline leading the AL. Stuart leads the AL in RBIs as McCovey tops NL home runs.
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Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
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San Francisco
Mays
Cepeda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Groat
Clemente
Tommy Davis
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Billy Williams
Chicago
Bill White
Pinson
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
al Kaline
Detroit
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Frank Malzone
Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Willie McCovey
Aaron
Anderson Five Overpowers Kokomo In Kokomo Tourney Opener
Anderson Five of Anderson cruised to a 70 47 first round win over Carver Center of Kokomo in Kokomo Indiana. John Teauge led with 23 points, Bobby Page added 14 with key assists, and Bill Dinwiddie and Larry Arrick controlled the boards as Hoosier Market built a 28 11 first quarter lead and used reserves thereafter. They meet Frankfort All-Stars at 7 30 tonight in the second round after Frankfort beat Kokomo Tool and Die 72 61.
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Carver Center
Kokomo
John Teauge
Bobby Page
Bill Dinwiddie
Larry Arrick
Frankfort
Kokomo Tool and Die
B. Page
Ing
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Purine
Saicha Dina Ad
Center and Captain Turnley Todd Named Virginia Captain
Turnley Todd, a 215 pound Orange Virginia native and dean's list student, is named captain of the University of Virginia football team for 1962. He moved from offensive guard to center.
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Charlottesville, Va
Turnley Todd
Orange
University of Virginia
Todd
Virginia
Painesville Readies for Northern Regional Little League
Painesville Ohio, the state's Little League champion, will join three other teams, Duluth Minnesota Naperville Illinois and Mt. Clemens Michigan, in the Northern Regional Tournament starting Thursday. Pairings are set Wednesday as the winner advances to the World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania after Painesville defeated Washington D H 4-3 for the state title.
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Ohio
UPI
Painesville
Duluth
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Naperville
Ill
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Mich
Williamsport
Washington D. H
Erskine And Madison Nines Win Openers
Erskine Exchange and Madison Midgets won opening games in Anderson's Little League minor league playoffs at Shadyside Park. Exchange beat Ells 17 to 12 with Caudill Owens Baughn and D Parks each getting three hits and Owens pitching seven strikeouts. Madison defeated Local 663 16 to 13, led by Schmuck with two doubles and May scoring four with a homer. Semifinals set for Wednesday: Exchange vs Smiths Bicycle at 9 and Madison Midgets vs Horton Builders at 10.
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Exchange of Erskine
Horton Builders
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Melson Leads Survivors In Title Tourney
Oscar Melson the defending Grand View Men’s Club champion won his first round 4 and 2 after trailing 2 down to Jack Beck in early holes. Second-round pairings set for Club Championship and President’s Flights with Aug 18 deadlines.
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Oscar Melson
Grandview
Jack Beck
Beck
C. James
Gwaltney
R. Skiles
Bob Ferris
Joe Fields
Johnson named AL outstanding pitcher since 1915
Walter Johnson, famed ex Washington Senators right hander, named American League outstanding pitcher since 1915 by the Academy of Sports Editors. He led with 98 percent of first place votes from 100 editors, ahead of Lefty Grove, Bob Feller, Herb Pennock, and Red Ruffing in the ballot.
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UPI
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Big Train
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Washington Senators
Academy of Sports Editors
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Lefty) Grove
Bob Feller
Herb Pennock
Charles
Red) Ruffing
Milwaukee 200 sanction clears track for Clark and Gurney
The Milwaukee 200 mile race on August 18 received full FIA sanction through USAC. Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney, European stars in Lotus-Fords, will race after practicing on the one mile Milwaukee course and unofficially breaking the track record by 5 mph. Clark recently led world Grand Prix standings and finished second in the Indianapolis 500 last May.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
Lotus
USAC
Clark
Gurney
Banks
McCovey Suspended for Brush with Umpire in Philly Game
Willie McCovey the San Francisco Giants outfielder was suspended two games starting Monday night after a dispute with umpire Ed Vargo following a third strike call in Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Willie ‘McCovey
San Francisco
Ed Vargo
Philadelphia Phillies
Musial Ends Hallmark Career with Cardinals Soon Retiring
Stan Musial announced his retirement from baseball at the end of the season after 22 major league years with the St. Louis Cardinals. The 42 year old icon spoke at the Cardinals picnic and said he will play his final game on Sept. 29 against Cincinnati.
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Bills Rookies Likely to See Action in Friday Exhibition
Buffalo Bills coach Lou Saban says his rookies may see extensive action in the Friday exhibition against the New York Jets after a 17-13 loss to Kansas City. He praised the rookies for their effort despite early-season mistakes and noted they played about half the game versus the Chiefs. The Bills also added Jim Leo from Oakland to bolster the roster, a former Cincinnati end who spent time with the Giants and Vikings.
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University of Cincinnati
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Minnesota
Vikings
Gary Catcher Slugs Umpire In Connie Mack Hearing
Gary Jacobs, a 17 year old catcher for Evansville, slugged an umpire after a state title game loss to Evansville. Umpire Jim Minette reported facial injuries. Jacobs was ejected for throwing his mask and later refused a coaching request. Bosse Field ground rules cited after a prior fatality incident.
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Jim Minette
Jack Myers
Connie Mack League
Mike Jacobs
Minette
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Bosse Field
Mike Harper
Dan Byrd
George Strawbridge
John Grube
Anderson Boys Junior Golf Tourney Set For Friday
Grandview Men's Golf Club sponsors the annual Anderson Boys Junior golf tourney at the municipal course this Friday starting at 8 a.m. Four age divisions 11 and under 12 to 13 14 to 15 and 16 to 17 compete over 18 holes per club pro Wayne Hensley.
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Anderson Boys
Grandview Club
Wayne Hensley
Bakers, Skinner, Roberts Triumph in ACC Championship Flight
In the Anderson Country Club men's tournament second round, Baker beat Porter 1 up, Black defeated Blake 1 up, Skinner beat Hitz 1 up, and Roberts won against Rose in 20 holes. Additional second round results covered Directors, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Treasurers and Secretaries Flights with multiple close finishes.
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W. K. Black
R. E F. Skinner
R. C. Roberts
Anderson Country Club
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D. R. Porter
Black
R. F E. Blake
Skinner
G. T. Hitz
Roberts
W. G. Rose
T. Ross
G. Hughes
G. Ross
R. B. Fulton
W. L. Peck
E. O Jones
L. W. Austin
G. C. Hallenbeck
City Men's League Seeks New Team at Brown's Rec
President Sam Sheay calls a City Men's 870 scratch league meeting for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Brown's Recreation Lanes with opening for a new team. Other officers include Dick Hull as vice president and Bill Stalnaker as secretary treasurer. The league rolls at 8:30 p.m. each Wednesday at Brownie's.
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Brown's Recreation Lanes
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Middletown Plans Physicals for Fall Sports
Middletown High School athletic director Von Jameson says physical examinations for fall sports will be held at Middletown Clinic on State Road 236 at 1 p.m. Wednesday, August 14. Boys in grades 9 through 12 are eligible to participate.
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Tiger Skipper Seeks New Opponents for Dick Tiger
Lagos AP report says world middleweight champion Dick Tiger, after stopping Gene Fullmer in seven rounds, searches for fresh challengers. Potential foes include Lazlo Papp who won’t fight in Africa, Joey Giardello, and possibly light heavyweight Willy Pastrano. Promoter Jack Solomons says Pastrano could be in for the fight of his life. Fullmer’s manager Mary Jensen pressed to stop the bout in round five, but Fullmer insisted on continuing.
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Dick Tiger
Gene Fullmer
Hungary
Lazlo Papp
Tiger
Africa
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Willy Pastrano
Miami
Pastrano
Jack Solomons
Fullmer
Mary Jensen
Jensen
Rains Cuts League Savings At Practice Bowling
Each league saves 300 dollars at Rains during practice bowling priced at 30 cents per game.
Oak Lawn Wins Ohio Valley Regional Baseball Title
Oak Lawn Illinois captured the Babe Ruth Ohio Valley regional crown by routing Columbus Ohio 11 to 2 on Sunday night. The victory earns Oak Lawn a trip to Farmington New Mexico for the world series. Hobart Indiana was eliminated earlier when Columbus won 8 to 1 after scoring nine hits and taking advantage of six Hobart errors.
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UPI
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Ill
Columbus
Ohio
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N. M
Hobart
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