Ginsberg's pinch hit sparks Orioles' long win over Red Sox
Baltimore beat Boston 7 to 5 in the AL longest game this season. A pinch single by Joe Ginsberg and a Sammy White error produced two 45th inning runs, as Billy Lees earned his second win. Jensen and Malaone homered for Boston. Murrray Wall charged with the loss. Boston turned five double plays through nine innings trying to tie a major league record.
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Grandview Men Plan 18 Hole Flag Event
The Grandview Men's Golf Club will host an 18 hole flag tourney today at the municipal course northwest of the city. A driving contest will run off on the No 4 fairway in conjunction with the event. Qualifying for Wickman Handicap ends next Sunday, and the 18 hole medal play tournament, sponsored by Heckaman Buick, ends July 6.
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Winchester Cards Stock Car Chase near four-state title
Winchester Speedway hosts a Friday July 4 stock car event with four-state drivers from Indiana Ohio Michigan and Kentucky, over 150 laps on a hard surface track. Time trials start 11 am after a 2:30 pm feature and a $3,000 purse. The program includes state races with a final among state winners.
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Anderson Nights At Sun Valley Speedway Highlights Frankton Race
Dotty Byrd Floyd Ko San And Main Marks Win Frankton Downs Highland. Nine Anderson Night Marks Set 1st Round: Program At S.V. Track Race Schedule Roadsters race Saturday night marking the track 10th anniversary. It features Rocket Racing Club return with 35 cars last week and a larger field anticipated. Merrill McBride aims for second feature victory after last week's 30 lapper. Dragon Racing added as spectators race their cars against the clock before the first heat at 2 30 p m.
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Elwood Summer Basketball Tourney Schedule Released
Wayne Jones Lions Club chairman announced the first round games for next week at Elwood. Matchups include Hanlin Flashes versus Jones Forestones on Court 1 and Green Township against Carthage of Knightstown on Court 2. Byes include Wonder Bar Frankton Farmers Elevator Allen Show Store Anderson Budget Tires and Westfield Raiders.
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Crack Lafayette Club Faces Anderson Tonight in Jeep Contest
Lafayette unbeaten in seven straight CIBL games hosts Anderson Sporting Goods at Memorial Field tonight at 7 30 under lights. Anderson adds Dusty Rhodes to the roster and lists Tom Linville Tom Casey Jr Dick Maynard Gordon Taylor Bonnie Harding II Don Roudebush J P King Darrell Young and Bill Friend as probable starters.
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Eagles and McCarrolls Back Up Victory
In a crowded athletic park schedule, Eagles beat McCarrolls to back up a win for Erskine National Major. Multiple minor teams such as White Sox, Hurricanes, Dodgers, and Shadyside faced varied scores. Upcoming week features matches among Anderson Refuse, Indiana Lumber, Super Six, Dearing Drugs, and Dearing Drugs.
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Pacers Break Track Records at Anderson Free Fair Park
High Bay led Heat 2 with a 2 08 2 5 best time of the meet as 2 year olds Dotty Byrd and Mocking Byrd scored for Poplar Hill Farm. Rip Hanover driven by Mark Ferguson won the 1st heat and Main Marks tied the year’s fastest 2 year old pace with a 2 09 1 3. Floyd Kogan’s Darlington duo claimed the 20 trot with Ko San and Debie Reed, while racing at the Anderson venue.
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