Andersons National All Stars face Brookfield in Babe Ruth World Series
McKinley and Sewell are highlighted as Anderson High School sophomores with Babe Ruth experience and future goals. The eight day Babe Ruth World Series runs August 21 to 28 at Anderson Memorial Park with Brookfield Illinois as a regional champion and a set of opening games and matchups against Sedalia Missouri Mobile Alabama New Orleans Louisiana Brookfield Illinois North Vancouver British Columbia Stockton California and Manchester New Hampshire. A heart warming host family story concludes the feature.
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Grace Baptist Church
David William Sewell
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Illinois
Anderson Memorial Field
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Fischer
Babe Ruth
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Delco-Remy Corporation
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Mike Brow
The
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Phoenixville
Sedalia
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans
North Vancouver
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Stockton
California
Pacific Southwest
Manchester
New Hampshire
Notre Dame Michigan State game sellout adds to home run
South Bend reports Notre Dame completes fourth sellout of the season with the Michigan State clash on November 20. Ticket manager Cahill confirmed all seats were spoken for after earlier outsells for Southern California Navy and Northwestern, leaving only one Notre Dame home game with ticket orders open.
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Ind
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Bob Cahill
Cahill
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Navy
Northwestern
Carolina
Yankees edge Dodgers as Downing hurls nine hitter
New York pitcher Al Downing scattered nine hits in a 6 0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night. The win lifts the Yankees above the .500 mark for the first time since April 18 as the AL runner up race and NL lead remain unsettled.
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Edgewood Club Golf Tourney Seeks Players In Aug
In progress this week is a sweepstakes journey for the men’s club at Edgewood. Thursday Aug 26 the club will hold its annual Junior Club Championship golf tourney. Aug 24 is the last day in which to sign up for the event.
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Lowgross
Don
Lolita Childes
Bob
Enid Martin
Clarence
Carmen Newland
Bert
Polly Johnson
Lownet
Art
Barbara Harris
Helen Corbin
Dale
Lavina Vanderburg
Bill
Allice Thornburg
Edgewood
Edgewood Club Hosts 18 Hole Golf Winners Named
Edgewood Country Club announced winners of an 18 hole low gross and low net event for men with Dick Peck first in low gross at 67 and Mike Martin first in low net at 67. The club also held a husband and wife links tourney with multi team winners listed for front nine and back nine competitions.
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Edgewood Country Club
Low Gross
Dick Peck
Harry Forse
Mike Martin Jr
Mike Martin
Jack Graham
Bud Anderson
Lowgross
Ken
Kate O'Heron
Joe
Maxine Taylor
Marvin
Jane Jones
Em Flanagan
Lownet
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Frank
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Arkansas
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Fortland
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Spokane
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Milwaukee
Giants Edge Mets Behind Hendersons Late Double
Rookie Ken Henderson doubled home two runs in the fourth to erase a 2-1 deficit and give the San Francisco Giants a 3-2 win over the New York Mets. Bob Bolin pitched 4 2/3 innings for the victory as New York dropped to 7-16. Gaylord Perry started for the Mets.
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New York
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Roy McMillan
Charlie Smith
Chuck Hiller
Perry
Bolin
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McDaniel
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Ellswort
VandArsdale and Pace Lead U S Past Czech Students
Tom Van Arsdale of Indiana Fred Hetzel of Davidson and Jim Jarvis of Oregon State combined for 42 points to help the touring United States collegiate team defeat Czechoslovak students 97 to 35 in Prague. Jarvis 16 Van Arsdale 14 Hetzel 12. The halftime score stood at 42 24. Dick VandArsdale also on the squad.
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Prague
Tom van Arsdale
Indiana
Fred Hetzeler Davidson
Jim Jarvis
Oregon State
United States
CTK
U. S
Jarvis
VanArsdale
Hetzel
U.S
Wilson Boys Win Softball Postseason Tourney
The Wilsons Boys Club 15 16 year old softball team won the postseason tournament 10 7 over Hazelwood after a strong defensive showing and a .462 team batting mark. Donald Taylor named tournament MVP Wiley Baker earned sportsmanship honors.
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Wilson's
Hazelwood
Donald Taylor
Wiley Baker
Arthur White
Brady White
Jerry Pullin
Walter Powell
Rust Davis
Bobby Smith
Frank White
Arthur King
Tom Fatzinger
Michael Pearson
Mun[Cie
Hole-In-One Brings Insurance Payoff For Drinks
Thomas Breen, a four year old police officer, bought insurance after his third hole in one this season. The policy covers drinks for friends when a hole in one occurs and costs two shillings sixpence. If he cards another hole in one this year the insurers pay about ten pounds to cover the beverages.
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England
I (Ap
Thomas Breen
Breen
Moose Men’s Bowling League Meeting At Moose Lodge
The Moose Men’s Bowling League will hold a meeting at the Moose Lodge on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Members are urged to attend to discuss schedules and league arrangements.
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Moose Men’s Bowling League
Moose Lodge
Farrell and Matson in AAA NCAA eligibility clash
Washington AP describes Senate inquiry into the NCAA AAU feud amid calls for a national rule. Tom Farrell says he faces loss of eligibility after defying a boycott to run in AAU Nationals in San Diego. Texas A M president Earl Rudder notes Randy Matson considers retirement as pressure mounts. Farrell cites patriotic duty and fiancée Chris Janowski as factors.
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Tom Farrell
U.S
Rudder
Matson
Earl Rudder
Texas A&m
Jputter
Randy Matson
Senate Commerce Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Esettle
Farrell
NCAA
San Diego
Calif
Russia
Chris Janowski
Mele Worries Over Killebrew Injured Elbow
Detroit AP reports Twins manager Sam Mele expresses concern over Harmon Killebrew elbow treatment response. Killebrew may miss Los Angeles series as he heals, with day to day progress and swelling subsiding. Browns lead NFL punt returns at 15.2 yards per return last season per UPI.
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Detroit
Sam Mele
Tusday
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Oregon
Los Angeles
Mele
Detroit Tigers
Twins
Killebrew
Russ Snyder
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Duck Demand Exceeds Supply
Washington AP reports a House committee hearing on duck supply with opinions split over whether to cut bag limits or days of hunting. Officials say breeding ducks are at a record low, especially mallards and pintails, prompting possible federal restrictions. Endorsers warn cuts may reduce hunter participation and duck stamp sales.
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House
Merchant Marine Subcommittee
Department of Interior
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
U.S
James H. Morrison
D- la
Mississippi
J.D. Nair
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Comic Mission
Ray Anderson
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Earl J. Rose
Town Conservation Commission
Pacific
Central
Atlantic
Notre Dame Not Scared Of Bears In New York
Notre Dame coachs Dietzel and athletic director Krause discussed the program and the looming quarterback search after naming possible successors to Heisman winner John Huarte. Candidates include Bill Zioch Tom Schoen and John Pergine as the team eyes an early season switch if needed.
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NEW York
Paul Dietzel
Army
Midwest
Notre Dame
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Dietzel
Moose Krause
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Fitt
Syracuse
Shea Stadium
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Krause
John Huarte
New York ‘Jets
Huarte
Bill Zioch
Zioch
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Tom Schoen
Euclid
Ohio
John Pergine
Norristown
Braves Bow Cardinals 4 1 for fifth straight win
Milwaukee Braves beat St. Louis 4 1 to extend their winning streak to five behind Denny Lemaster who allowed only three hits. Alou Aaron Mathews and Boyer provided key hits as the Cardinals stranded runners and Milwaukee moved closer to the NL lead.
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