Indiana Semi-Pro Pairings Arranged for 1958 Tourney
Richmond faces Peru in the opening game at Anderson Memorial Field at 6 30 p m Friday July 18. Middletown meets Wabash in the nightcap with a double elimination format and an eight run rule for seven inning games and a twelve run rule for five inning games.
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Markleville Bears top Alexandria in 5 2 win
Markleville Bears defeated Alexandria 5 to 2 to tighten the Anderson Amateur Baseball Association standings. Sonny Miles struck out 12 for the winners and Steve Slone fanned 10 in a pitching duel as Markleville joined Urban League and Drewry's in a three way tie for second behind Knightstown.
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Giants Rally In Ninth To Take Series Opener
In a dramatic late surge at Seals Stadium San Francisco overcame a deficit with a five run rally in the ninth inning. The scoreboard showed the Giants winning the opener as L.A. and other teams posted results across the National and American Leagues.
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Edgewood Junior Golf Set July 18 Edgewood Club Meet
Edgewood Golf Club hosts its junior tournament for players 18 and under with about 300 spectators. Officials urge sign ups by Wednesday as the Friday event, part of the Ottawa Hunts Club schedule, aims to pair contestants for the July 16 start and features early drive distances and club member support.
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Edgewood Golf Club
Ottawa Hunts
Buxbaum and Sikes Reach National Public Links Semis
Chicago AP report on Junie Buxbaum taking a vacation to reach the National Public Links Golf semifinals by beating Bob Faulkenberry 4 and 2. Dan Sikes, the 27 year old from Jacksonville, stunned defending champ Don Essig 5 and 4, with an eagle at the 9th. Bob Ludlow and Bob Patterson also won to advance to Friday's 36 hole semis.
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Chicago
Junie Buxbaum
Memphis
Bob Faulkenberry
Oklahoma City
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
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Don Essig
Indianapolis
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Essig
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Orlando
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Ron Luceti
San Francisco Dental
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Charles Kline
Roswell
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Speedway
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Harry Mussat
Western Illinois University
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Coca Cola Marathon Back Up II Victories Summary
Coca-Cola and Marathon Back Up II secured victories with notable performances by Robinson, Riggs, Bolt, Harless, Richard, Haney, Robbins, Atwell, and others. The report lists multiple pairings and HRs crediting Cox, Fuller, and Vaughe among players, with associations to Shadyside Major Cities Service and local police context.
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Kiwanis Take 20 Stroke Lead In Club Golf Round
Kiwanis led the Civic Golf League over five weeks with a 20-stroke edge as ACC women and men golfers at Grandview and Anderson Country Club competed. Pairings for a July 14 junior girls round and July 15 invitational events were announced, with Twilight League results and multiple class groups listed, including low gross and low net winners.
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Flossie Gibbons
Pearl Campbell
Eight Clubs Vie For Fifth District Babe Ruth Title
Eight teams from Anderson Tipton New Castle Frankfort Frankton and Liberty compete in the Fifth District Babe Ruth tournament at the local field July 15 16 17 and 18. Anderson Americans face Tipton in the opener July 15 and New Castle Americans meet Frankfort July 15. Frankton draws New Castle Nationals July 16 and Liberty faces Anderson Nationals July 16 with a weeklong schedule of elimination games and practice sessions announced by tournament director Gerald Shafer.
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