Noblesville and Anderson Victors Rally in Babe Ruth District 12
Anderson Americans beat Anderson Nationals 6 to 1 in five-run fifth and sixth innings to advance in the winner's bracket at Noblesville. Noblesville edged Elwood 5-3, with Gisler and Woodruff each collecting three hits. Muvore led Nationals with three safeties and the lone run.
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Anderson
Noblesville
Anderson Nationals
Elwood
Anderson Olympics
AL & Ofelees
Gisler
Woodruff
Indianapolis
APD
Girline Mechanics
Hunisinger
Anderson Americans
Graham Risler
Charles Miller
Whithead
Warrum
Myer
Donnelson Uy McGee
Clifton Carter
Trongelty
Democratic Nation
Ani Andersuy
Jon
Ashley
Mourenyi
Jerry Blaine Buros
Daniel
Harding
Il Huntsinger
Duphart Ui Hanholt
Williams
Hobbs
Dohnston
Real Gillian uDumey
Jones
Craig
New Castle
Ruth Iaiarond
Almevi' Jeans
Alexandria
Hartford
Yankee Rally Nips Athletics In 5 4 Contest
New York Yankees push three unearned runs in the eighth and get relief from Pete Ramos to defeat the Kansas City Athletics 4 to 1. Wayne Cawsey lofts a two RBI homer for Chicago to topple Cleveland 2 to 1. Minnesota relief ends Jim Grant’s five game skid as the Twins beat the Senators 3 to 1. Detroit bullpen shuts down Baltimore as Tigers win 4 to 2 in the American League action.
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Kansas. City
New York Yankees
Pete Ramos
Kansas City Athletics
Minneapolis
Pete Cimino
Jim Grant
Washington Senators
Grant
Minnesota
Twins
Detroit
Fred Gladding
Orlando Pena
Baltimore
Tigers
Orioles
Daleville Grabs Narrow Win For Key Conference Clash
Daleville Broncos edged Union 2 1 in a tense game as Stavenson tied the score in the sixth with a bases loaded hit. Jeff Richman scored on a fateful play after a bad emergency pass, moving Daleville to 9 2 on the season as they eye Randolph Southern next Thursday in a decisive league showdown.
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Daleville
Broncos
Union
Hagg
Stavenson
Jeff Richman
Randolph Southern
All Star selections and game lineups feature in local notes
The note lists White River All Star picks led by manager Bill Ritchie with players such as Mike Davis James Glaze John Marshall Neal Duyiger and Tim Thurher among others. It also covers upcoming games at 5 30 and 6 30 including Whitlocks Police Pals and Local 663 with various box score reads and player mentions across communities.
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RIVER
Bill Ritchie
Harry Arnold
Mell
White River
Mike Davis
James Glaze
John Marshrall
Neal Duyiger
Tim ‘Hurher
Allen Glenn
David Purkey
Tony Hitchie
Tommy Lee
Whitlock
Bobby — Hazen
Monty Jones
Jack Taylor
Jaycyes
Joe Royer
Tim Washburn
Central Tire
Billy Wheat
Decker
Donnie Courtney
Jones
Gibson
Lee
Courtney
Greenfield Tops Welker's in chaotic local baseball clash
Greenfield defeated Welker Heights 7 to 6 at home as Cochran Willard and R. Gray led the winners with seven hits. Nine total hits per team. Rain caused schedule changes, with Welker's rescheduled to Friday at Memorial Field in Niles amid tournament delays and washouts.
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Greenfield
Welker Heights
Cochran
Willard
R. Gray
Itey
Hector
Chittick
Tomis
Keenfield
Shunaker
B. Gray
Hutton
Durews
Roy F Mayall
Orf Ord
iRansey
Welker
Sammars
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Middletown
YMCA
Fairview-American Diamond
George Harris
Madison
Jim Russell
Shadyside
Jin Gloze
Gene Moore
Fairview
Robert Hart
Franklin
Clarence Carwile
Erskine National
Ralph Redecop
Meadowbrook
Bill Quire
Herald
Midwest Democrat
Yankee Rally
Chicago
UPI
Wayne Cawsey
Ken Berry
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Oranklin
Wilson
Riffe
King
T. Ward
He Day
Campbell
J.C. Sales
Rogal
BAI
McDonald’s
Castor
Gray Jenan
Bareys
Bareus
Sth
Walan
le Toa
Ly Beckinpamigh
Toe Hickman
Daleville AB
Anderson Art Glass
Welker’s
Hackett
Reedy
Dennis Reedy
New Cross
Cross
Parrish
Nickloy
Allack
Nicklo i
Rake Ruth Daurasy
Tin
Vincent Honsa
Pogwood
Perfora
Solo
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ist
Richard N.isic
Chesterton
Ind
Nid
Hoosier Downs
Levis — Jeans
Sears
Aluminum Center
Pendleton Ave
Sears and
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Dacron
DuPont
Main St
Anderson, Ind
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Fiserglas
Il the
Wixsave
Royal Shower
Schlitz
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