Cedar Lounge Beats Chase Motors in Memorial Field Game
Cedar Lounge of Anderson opened with a four run first inning and defeated Chase Motors of Elwood 10 to 7 at Memorial Field. Players Brandon, J. Teague, Simpson and King each had two hits while Weatherly added three. WHS Electric of Indianapolis will oppose Cedar Loungers Sunday.
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Pott Leads American Golf Classic at Akron by Three
Johnny Pott shot 67 68 to lead the American Golf Classic at Firestone, 135 for two rounds. Bobby Nichols stands runner-up at 138 after a 67 in round two, with Barber, Boros and Crampton close behind as Nicklaus and Palmer falter.
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Orioles Dominate Twins 14-4 in Opening Twinbill
Baltimore pounded Minnesota for 14 runs on 19 hits to clinch a win in the first game of a doubleheader. Milt Pappas pitched six innings for the win, improving to 12-8, while the Orioles built a big early lead and never looked back.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Baseball Results
National and American leagues report Thursday games with scores for all major matchups. Standings show St Louis, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Boston and others. The day includes several extra innings and doubleheaders with Chicago, New York, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, and Detroit posting notable results. A forthcoming Today schedule lists remaining NL and AL games with pairings and pitchers. Sky Larks dining at the Corral 29th & Fairview, Sat. eve. 5 to 6. Meet them there.
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Bowling Tip Makes Strong Hands For Better Bowling
A pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners offers a simple exercise. Squeeze a small rubber ball to build hand and forearm strength while reading or watching TV. After a few weeks you may bowl with more power and enjoyment. Send 10c and SASE to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago.
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Open leads in Shaw’s 7 Under 135 event with Hensley at 142
The field shows Shaw of South Bend leading at 67 68 135 while Hensley sits at 142 in an 82 event. Leaders include Schreiber Evansville 67 70 137 Farrington French Lick 68 71 139 Werden Brook 71 69 140 and many others with scores listed for Friday play.
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Nazarene Softball Tourney Pairings Announced at Shady Side Park
First round pairings for the Nazarene softball tournament were announced. Games today include Goodwin Memorial versus Columbus Avenue at 6:30 and First Nazarene against Fairfax at 8:30. Winners advance to Saturday’s schedule including the finals. Duff dies at 70 in North Smithfield hospital.
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Cubs Stop Mets Rally in 6-5 Victory
Chicago gains a 6-5 win over New York as Billy Williams drives in five runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly. Ron Santo adds a run-scoring double, lifting the Cubs from a 1-0 deficit to snap a three-game skid.
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Quast Welts Tops Gunderson In Narrow Golf Handicap
In Williamstown Massachusetts Anne Quast Welts defeated defending champion Gunderson 3 2 to reach the final of the Women s National Amateur Championship Peggy Conley upset Sorenson in the semifinals The article notes Wells is a former national champion from Mount Vernon Washington and describes the upset in a dramatic match setting
Wells Still Going In National Women's Amateur Final
Mrs Anne Quast Welts won her second round, defeating Jo Anne Gunderson 5 and 4 but will face Miss Conley, a Spokane high school junior, in a 36 hole final at Taconic Golf Club after Conley beat Miss Sorenson 1 up. Peggy set a course record in the junior event but did not finish her putts. Gunderson and Sorenson are top contenders with Welts and Conley advancing to the title match.
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Family Inn Opens Sundays with Pie Cakes and Lunch
The Family Inn at 14th and Main Streets opens Sundays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. serving homemade pies and cakes along with plate lunches priced at $1.
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19 Year Old Guzek Closer to Pro Career
Bob Guzek, a 19 year old left handed pitcher from Hammond Morton High, moved from Sarasota Florida State League to Indianapolis International League in a contract transfer by the Chicago White Sox. He previously pitched for Middlesboro Kentucky with a 3-0 record and a 2.35 ERA, fanning 36 and walking 15 in 23 innings. At Sarasota he went 4-0 with a 2.45 ERA, striking out 26 and walking 12 in 33 innings.
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Bowling 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Holes plugged for 2.50 dollars. AMF balls available at 16.95 dollars. Rains shop promotes bowling gear and ball options with priced items.
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Richmond machinist breaks 100 straight in Grand American
Albert G. Kees, 61, of Richmond Indiana, won trapshooting's Grand American Handicap by breaking 100 straight among a field of 2,530. Sharon Kingen, 18, of McCordsville, and Elizabeth Dickey, Anderson, tied for the women's title. Kingen won after a 24 of 25 shootoff.
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Alexandria bows to Gas City in league playoff bid
Alexandria bowed to defending champion Gas City 4 to 0 at Anderson Memorial Field. Gas City pitcher Dailey struck out twelve Alexandrians and held Alex to five hits. Alexandria advances to face Hartford City on Sunday, Aug. 25, at Frankton Babe Ruth diamond to begin double elimination playoffs.
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