Highland 9 Highland's Laddies lead with McClain no hitter
Denny McClain pitched a no hitter striking out 15 as Highland totalled four hits to five runs. Musick, Julius and Hedges had hits while Highland moved to 11 3 and led the conference with four games left. Yorktown drops to 8 6 needing a four game sweep to stay in it. Frankton and Pendleton also featured in the tight league chase.
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Tutwiler Downs Winter in Indiana Amateur Semifinal
Tutwiler ousted defending champion John David in the semifinals of the Indiana Amateur Golf Tour with steady putting and a late birdie run. Winter faced a 4 and 2 defeat as Tanber edged him in a closely fought match in Columbus Indiana.
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Senate Commerce Committee to Probe AAU NCAA Feud
Sen. Warren Magnuson announced the Senate Commerce Committee will investigate the bitter clash between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. He warned against jeopardizing athletic freedom and said witnesses from the two organizations, educators, and athletes would be summoned.
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Braves Jump On Law Sisk For 9-6 Win
Milwaukee Braves jumped to nine early runs and resisted a Pittsburgh rally to win 9-6 in Milwaukee. Mazeroski drove in two for Pittsburgh, Alley doubled for Milwaukee, Mathews homered, Clemente had a steal.
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Connie Mack Ball Games Spark Week Action
Albea Plumbing split a pair beating J C Sales 2 1 and losing to Pepsi Cola 10 0. Reveal pitched a one hitter in the first, Moore struck out 18 in the Pepsi win, while J C Sales beat Guide Lamp 13 3. Delco Remy topped Guide Lamp 14 2 as Diedring Ledford and Lightfoot homered.
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