Babe Ruth Tourney Opens Friday At South Diamond
Three Babe Ruth star teams from Anderson and New Castle begin district tournament play this Friday at the South Madison Avenue Babe Ruth Park in Fairview Memorial Park. Opening night features Anderson Olympians versus Anderson Nationals at 8 p.m. with New Castle entries entering later. Officials named for the event include Ed Ballinger in charge of ambulances and Major Maurice Lowe heading auxiliary police. Admission is 5 cents for adults, 25 cents for students, and free for children under school age.
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New Castle Americans
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New Castle
South Anderson Diamond
Ed Ballinger
Maurice Lowe
Cedar Lounge Triumphs Over Former Leaders 22-3
Cedar Lounge ro uts former leaders with a decisive 22 to 3 victory at Memorial Park. Anderson Richmond connected on five triples and two doubles as Teague and Roby led a balanced attack. Connolly sidelined by back injuries disrupted plans for a strong U S squad.
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Rare Break Errors Overpay at Aqueduct Races
At Aqueduct Race Track a miscalculation by mutuel clerks led to overpayment totaling 20345.40 dollars when Brenda's Hope paid 16.30 to place and Brown's Risque 5.50 instead of expected 7.50 and 5.10 respectively. Louis M Walger of NYRA warned of the error which began with the first race and affected place prices.
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