Madison Middletown win opening LI tourney games
Madison Avenue All-Stars powered by two homers beat Noblesville to open the Greater Life League tournament as Middletown overcame Hagerstown and advanced. Noblesville pitcher Roy Taylor fanned 10 but Madison’s Kim Harry limited the opposition to three hits. Area games proceed with Franklin hosting Erskine and New Castle vs River Valley in Area 3.
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Sun Valley winners shine in Saturday features
Hinshaw Laster Brown and Lines earn top honors in the Sun Valley Speedway program. Hinshaw repeats in figure eight, Laster scores first win of season, Brown and Lines also reach the finals amid several crashes and sidelined cars.
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Denger leads rain soaked Indiana Amateur with 72
Ben Denger shot an even par 72 at Oller Creek to take the first round lead as rain and a thundershower paused play. Doug Dower from Lebanon and Purdu student led a crowded field with 73s, while Ed Tutwiler stayed home for a meeting before match play begins.
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Michigan City
Jack Leer
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Winged Sprints Invade Sun Valley Yet Again
Winged Sprints return to Sun Valley for a night of racing as the six cylinder field from northern Indiana battles V-8 Super sprints. Among three on hand, a third in the trophy dash and a sixth in the feature were the best showings, with one engine blowing. Several scheduled entries withdrew after hard weeklong runs at northern tracks.
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Pirates Lose 6th In Row as Cubs Shut Out Pirates
In Los Angeles, the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 2-0 on a seventh inning surge. Lou Brock and John Noble provided run support as Claude Osteen faltered in the Dodgers’ fifth straight defeat.
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Phillies win seventh straight behind Richie Allen power
In New York, Richie Allen powered the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-2 win over the Mets, clubbing his 39th homer and driving in three, as Philadelphia extended its winning streak to seven games. The Mets struggled to answer and Nolan Ryan took the loss.
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Pendleton Triumph Over Lapel in Edge of Victory
Pendleton pitchers and hitters held off Lapel as Dal Maxvill and Jim Brew drove in runs. Gagliano doubled and Teague contributed a late score to seal Pendleton's sixth win of the season.
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Baseball results spread across leagues and teams
A summary of scattered results from Sunday play across the National and American Leagues includes Philadelphia, New York, Houston, Cincinnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, San Francisco, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Oakland, Baltimore, and other teams. Multiple games featured varying scores with key matchups and city venues noted.
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Orioles Smash Yankees Behind Timely Hitting 8 2
Orioles rout New York Yankees 8 2 as the lineup delivers timely hitting from top to bottom. Highlights include strong support from Frank Robinson and a pivotal late rally extending Baltimore’s lead.
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