Cedar Lounge crushes Highlanders in opening CIBL playoff win
Cedar Lounge toppled Kokomo 14 to 5 in Memorial Park to take a 1 0 lead in the best two of three series. Bohannon earned the win with seven innings of five-hit ball as Adcock Simpson and Danforth homered or hit for extra bases and Anderson built a 14 0 lead before Kokomo scored. Williams finished the game, while McCullum took the loss in a rugged ponytail of a performance. Attendance was about 300.
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George Williams
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Brandon
Douglas
McCullum
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White Sox Rally to Top Yankees 4 2 in Chicago
Chicago capitalized on New York errors to beat the Yankees 4 2 at home. The win shrinks the gap atop the American League standings, with Chicago moving within a half game of the division lead while New York slides four games back.
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Mets win on Hickman grand slam to sweep Pirates
Jim Hickman hit a third grand slam of his career in the sixth as the New York Mets beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 2 to complete a three game sweep and stretch their win streak to four. Tracy Stallard pitched eight scoreless innings before Bill Virdon hit a two run homer in the ninth for Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
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Frank Bork
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English doubles pair rose as dark horses in USLTA tournament
Unseeded British players Ray Weedon and Tim Phillips upset top teams to reach the quarter finals at Longwood, defeating Cliff Richey and Jim McManus 9-7 in the final set. Other results include Raton-McKinley, Graebner-Riessen, Buchholz-New, and Susman-Moffitt advancing in a rain-delayed day.
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Dallas
Jim McManus
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Premjit Lall
Shiv Mistra
Ralston-McKinley
Dennis Raton
Chuck McKinley
Brian Tobin
Australia
Ray Moore
South Africa
Margaret Smith
Leslie Turner
Barba Lewis
Newton
Rod, Susman
St. Louis
Chuck Rambeau
Los Angeles
Cliff Buchholz
Butch New
San Antonio
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Jim Buck
Jim Parker
Rellie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Bowens Hospitalized After Hit By Pitch
Rookie Orioles out fielder Sam Bowens was taken to a Boston hospital for precautionary X rays after being struck in the jaw by a pitch from Red Sox pitcher Earl Wilson in the second inning. Bowens, batting .284 with 16 homers and 49 RBIs, left the game following the incident.
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Gas City Tops Reformatory in Eastern Indiana Baseball League
Gas City Bankers defeated Indiana Reformatory 5 to 4 to remain atop the Eastern Indiana Baseball League standings. Fred Nelson earned the win in relief with 6 1 3 innings, fanning 10, while Ronnie Dailey secured the seventh inning lead. Rick Atkinson and Kenny Chance provided early offense with a homer and double, as Gas City out hit IR 11 to 6 despite IR rallying late. Nathaniel Harp took the loss for the Reformatory in a complete effort.
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Dailey
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Bankers
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City Men's Loop Keg Ling Opener Set for Sept 9
Brown's 860 scratch league will begin at 8 30 p m Wednesday Sept 9 at Brown's Recreation. Secretary Bill Stalnaker urges prospective teams to contact him at 643 8308 before Sept 1.
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Brown's Recreation Tanes
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Frankfort Harness Racing Results From Clinton County Fair
Harness racing results listed from Frankfort Indiana at Clinton County Fair on Wednesday night. Events include Pace NW 4000 with driver Richard Roberts and Pat Yates on top, Pace NW Lif with Katie Dell and Jack Modisett, Trot NW 1000 with Danny Dell, and Pace NW 10000 with Donna Truax. Heaviest Detroit Tiger is Fred Gladding noted as a 28 year old pitcher from Flat Rock Michigan at 2235 pounds.
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Archery Winners Listed By Club From Fall Creek Valley Shoot
Winners announced by Frank Ulm for the Fall Creek Valley Bow Hunters at New Columbus range drew 60 shooters. Top finishers included Robert Stomm and Frank Sardella in MEN S 400 Free Style, Homer Dietzer and Warren Mahoney in 325 Free Style, and Frank Ulm in 250 Free Style with Richard Coston second. Open Free Style saw Ivan Fowler win with Basil Meartney and Ed Hill following, while Open Instinctive went to David Dietzer ahead of Edgar Spearman. Women and junior divisions list Rosella Dwigans and Lulubelle Johnson as leaders with Mike Mahoney noted in Junior Free Style.
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Mike Walgamott
Homer Dietzer
Warren Mahoney
Lloyd Werking
Frank Ulm
Richard Coston
Charles Diehr
William Dell
Paul Johnson
Tom Adams
Duke Kimmerling
Ivan Fowler
Basil Meartney
Ed Hill
David Dietzer
Edgar Spearman
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Don Peyton
Art Hutto
Cris Livezey
Eddie Freestone
Raiphane
Alexander Dew
Kenyon Bailey
Bob Dowman
E. J. Rayl
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Larry Landon
Jim Hines
Rosella Dwigans
Lulubelle Johnson
Robert Lawson
Eddiel Edwards
Bill Lawson
Mike Mahoney
Knych Favored In State Open Starting Today
INDIANAPOLIS Ed Kynch a 28 year old Fort Harrison pro since 1962 aims to win a second Indiana Open. The 49th annual 72 hole event at Speedway Golf Course starts Thursday with 208 pros and amateurs.
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Hillcrest
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Martinsville
Jack Leer
Highl and Country Club
Mickey Powell
West Virginia
Ed Tutwiler
Otter Creek
Country Club of
South Bend
Jim Shaw
Arnold Koehler
Connersville
Anderson Grand View
Wayne Hensley
Ujigging For Big Bass With Synthetic Worms
The article describes using large floating synthetic worms for big bass across the country. Black or red worms with one lead head hook or two hooks, sometimes without a lead head, are recommended. Allow the worm to settle then hop and pause to entice bites and set the hook when the bass swallows the bait.
Northern Dancer Crippled May End Racing Career
At Belmont Park in New York Northern Dancer bowed his left foreleg during a workout causing swelling. Owner E. P. Taylor casts the leg for about three weeks and will decide on the horse’s future after the period amid reports he might be finished racing.
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Golfing Greats In American 72 Hole Meet At Firestone
Akron AP Arnold Palmer headlines the 72 hole American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club. Palmer and Jack Nicklaus highlight a deep field as the event returns with a $7,500 first prize and a par 280 course record. The 88 pros and six amateurs compete this week with past champions Palmer Pott and Nicklaus among the contenders.
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Firestone Country Club
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Jay Hebert
Gary Player
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Johnny Pott
Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Amy Dye Crowned Edgewood Ladies Champion in 1964 Match
Amy Dye defeated Norma Waltz to win the Edgewood Women's Golf Club Championship Flight at ECC course. Roberta Johnson won the Presidents Flight by beating Norma Gibson, Rita Mudd took the Vice Presidents Flight over Ellen Clem, with consolation winners Frances Wessar and others noted. Beat the Pro winners included ten players led by Amy Dye, Frances Wessar and Virginia Spannuth. An 18-hole Select Partner tourney is underway set to end in September.
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Norma Waltz
Edgewood
Roberta Johnson
Norma Gibson
Rita Mudd
Ellen Clem
Frances Wessar
Virginia Spannuth
Helen Corbin
Joan Byers
Virginia Musser
Norma Craib
Softball semi state opens with eight teams per meet
Indiana semi state play begins Thursday at Peru Terre Haute and Wabash in ASA tournaments. Eight teams compete at each site through Sunday with winners advancing to the state tourney in Muncie August 28 to 31 where defending champion Munice Midwest Tower awaits.
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Brinkman Switches Jobs Sports and Schools
Brownstown Indiana AP Bill Brinkman former Lawrenceburg head basketball coach for three years will become Browns town football coach this fall. It marks Brownstown High School first gridiron venture with three scheduled opponents.
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