Babe Ruth tourneys set for Anderson Alexandria Noblesville
District and area Babe Ruth tournaments announced by State Secretary Charles Cooper. Schedule details cover 13 year olds at Noblesville Connersville and Alexandria Monroe High School diamond with July dates. Defending champ Swood and Middletown in District 11 competition. Results note low scores from Doris Freels Patsy Owens Maye Green Ginny Owens Ginny Blagg and Ginny Eversole.
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Indiana
Charles Cooper
Alexandria
Alexandria - Monroe High School
Hartford City
Elwood
Middletown
Babe Ruth
Bob Dickson
Alexan
Boca Ree-Ettes
Dria
Boca Ree-Al
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Indiana Babe Ruth tournament schedule and player signings
The piece lists district hosts and dates for the Indiana Babe Ruth tournament across districts 11 12 and area double eliminations. It notes presidents of leagues in District 11 and trophies provided by Aetna Life Insurance Company. It also reports Charley Johnson signing a 1965 NFL contract with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Kokomo
Alexandria
Richard Thompson
City
Forrest Duncan Jr
Middletown
Wilbur Sellers
Aetna Life Insurance ‘Company
South Diamond
Anderson
Olympics
New Castle
Noblesville
New Castle Nationals
Anderson Olympics
New Castle Americans
Anderson Americans
Anderson Nationals
Cedar Lounge-Tigers Card Two: Lafayette Visits City Sunday
Cedar Lounge baseball team announced a double header with the Indianapolis Tigers at Douglas Park in Indianapolis on July 18. Lafayette's columnists, rival for Central Indiana Baseball League honors, will visit Anderson College Park for a 4 p.m. game with Cedar Lounge Sunday July 11.
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Tigers
Lafayette
Lawrence Montgomery
Anderson
Indianapolis Tigers
Douglas Park Diamond
Indianapolis
Lounge Tiger
Sixers Rehire Dolph Schayes For 1965-66 Season
Dolph Schayes signs a one year contract to coach the Philadelphia 76ers for the 1965-66 season with attorney Ike Richman stating the deal. Schayes, 37, longtime NBA star, previously led the team to a 40-40 record and playoff upset of Cincinnati. He is the only NBA player to play 1 000 games and has 21,222 points in his career.
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Dolph Schayes
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Theeam
Ike Richman
Schayes
76Ers
Syracuse
New York University
Cincinnati
Celtics
NBA
Ruth South Diamond Guide Lamp Mace’s F Donaldson Hayden
A compact item lists Ruth South Diamond, Guide Lamp, Mace’s, and names F Donaldson, Hayden, T Hale, LeMay, Gillespie with figures 100 120 1 573. The fragment appears as a catalog or notices of people or items with linked brands and initials.
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South Diamond
Mace
F. Donaldson
Hayden
T Hale
LeMay
Gillespie
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League games Milwaukee edged Houston 9 to 8 in 12 innings while San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 102 to 8 and Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 4 to 8. American League saw Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 and Baltimore 10 Kansas City 1. Pacific Coast League listed Indianapolis 7 Cincinnati exhibition 1st game.
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Talbot
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Frankton
Oue
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Mowant
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Hal
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Humble
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Harness Night Highlights at Anderson Free Fair
Anna C Hal and Madam Frost top third night in harness races with Nifty Speed taking fast time. Randl Carlock drove Nifty Speed for David McClain of Lima Ohio as Amish Boost and others raced in non winners events and heats at the fair.
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Madam Frost
Sram
Vrnethan Hill
Bloomington
Randl Carlock
David McClain
Lima
Ohio
Anderson Free Fair
Caintooe Tit
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Hilda
Virgil Carpenter
Ana NM
Anhee Dawet
Township Exchange's Lucky Night at Baseball
Anderson Township Exchange Club members joined a bus trip to Victory Stadium for an Indians Angels PCL game in Indianapolis, a day that yielded a bigger diamond bill as the Reds played the Indians in an exhibition beforehand. The note also covers anchor styles for boats and a summary of a horse race at the Anderson Free Fair with six trots finishing identically in two heats.
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Anderson Free Fair
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