Internationals Debut Wins in District 12 Tourney
The Internationals beat Middletown 6 2 in the District 12 12 year old Babe Ruth tournament opener. Randy Eskew struck out eight over four innings, allowing four walks. Anderson built a lead with two runs in the first two innings and added two more in the sixth as six Anderson players scored. The Internationals had seven hits as Middletown pitchers walked ten. Saturday's schedule features Greenfield vs Anderson Americans at 1 p.m. and Anderson Nationals vs Internationals at 3 30.
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Jimson
Randy Eskew
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Brian Saverwelh
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Barry Baker
Mark Dill
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Mike Krisher
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No-Hitter Heads Commercial Loop Softball Results
Mike Norris fired 2 no-hitters as Eads Typewriter Repair won two Commercial Softball League games. Norris struck out six in an 11-0 win in five innings. Mark Morgan and Dave Gilley hit homers, Morgan with a three-run shot and Gilley a solo homer. West Electric edged Emge 5-4, while Emge lost 15-8 next to Eada. Union 76 fell to Regency Trailers 17-6 as Ron Drake, Hed Swango, and George Williams homered. Schedule details follow with games and brackets for district and tournament play including Babe Ruth League teams.
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Eads Typewriter Repair
Norris
Mark Morgan
Dave Gilley
Morgen
Gilley
West Electric
Emge
Eada
David Olive
Kevin Wallen
Union 76
Regency
Ron Drake
Hed Swango
George Williams
el Moroces Johnson
Union
W. Electric
Ellis
Keys
Shimer
Hovermale
Riva Ridge Set for Hollywood Derby Showdown
Riva Ridge, Kentucky Derby and Belmont winner, faces West’s top 3 year olds in Hollywood Park’s $100,000 Hollywood Derby. Meadow Stable’s star has $802,250 from 11 of 15 wins and is ridden by Ron Turcotte. Entries include Quack and Finalista with Bill Shoemaker and Laffit Pincay Jr. aboard.
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Tuveole
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Flood Found Living on Majorca Island in Spain
AP reports Curt Flood, once a controversial baseball star, has resurfaced on Majorca off Spain’s coast. Miami sportscaster Bob Sheridan says Flood was found in a bar named the Rustic Inn, a daily hangout, with his photo on the wall. Flood had not spoken since the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his bid to erase the reserve clause earlier this month.
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Rustic Inn
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Flood
U.S Supreme Court
USAC set to decide fate of Schastar 400 race
USAC committee meets as to the fate of the Schastar 400 at Pocono International Raceway in Mount Pocono Pennsylvania. Postponement was considered due to rain and flood conditions in the state. Officials discuss sanctions and possible use of prize money already allocated and whether to cancel or reschedule the event.
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California
Ontario
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William J. Smyth
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Byler Wins at Sun Valley Track Meet in Fast Time
Elan Byler of mined wins the IM-lap Interoos at South Bend’s high-banked track, setting a new Fort Wayne track record in 318.58 seconds. Nyavi, Prosser, Neal and Jones among finishers as Winged Foot Golf Club hosts the 1974 US Open.
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Mined
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New Castle
Denny Nyavi
South Bend
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American Speed Association
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Jim Jones
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Car Speedway
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Ohio
Byler
Fort Wayne
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Geneistic
Gaston
Dick Hinchaw
Millville
Jon Doty
Knightstown
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Pirates Sweep Two as Spoo Throws No-Hitter
Madison Heights routed Man sie Northeide in a Summer League doubleheader at Memorial Field. Larry Spoo pitched a no-hitter in the second game with 12 strikeouts, while also going 3-for-4 at the plate with six RBIs. Alfred Lemond led the Pirates with four hits in the second game as Madison Heights improved to 2-3 and set a trip to New Castle next Wednesday before a July 11 home date with Carmel.
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Mansie Northeide
Memorial Field
Tim Welker
Titans
Larry Spoo
Spoo
Mymie
Alfred Lemond
Welker
Madison
Kyice
New Castle
Memorial Fleld
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Manele
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Shepherd Challenges Army Camp Tactics in Haircut Controversy
Indiana star player Billy Shepherd recounts Army camp trials in Colorado Springs. He describes a strict routine with early wakeups and a ban on leaving town, and notes reports of players being forced to cut hair. He says his team won only one of seven games and questions how camp conditions affected outcomes.
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Hoe
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