Babe Ruth Eliminations Set for Area Tourney Schedule
All-Star double-elimination events run July 23 and 24 at the South Babe Ruth diamond with Anderson Nationals facing Elwood and Anderson Olympians. Games feature 13-year-olds, with Championship finals Saturday evening and earlier losses shaping the bracket. Danny Erskine homered for the Olympians in the prior setback, while Franklin and Connersville also compete in the area tourney.
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Yorktown Wins 2 WRC Games
Yorktown exploded for 10 runs in the ninth to beat Summitville 10 to 3 in White River Conference action. The rally featured Butler's ninth inning homer and Ron Monroe tallying 13 strikeouts. Earlier Yorktown defeated St. Marys 3 to 1 behind Larry Greenwalt's three hits and 10 strikeouts.
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White River
Summitville Goblins
Sapel Bulldogs
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Redding
Butler
Ron Monroe
St. Mary's
Larry Greenwalt
Cedar Lounge Tops Tigers Twice In Hoosier Showdown
Anderson's Cedar Lounge, the Central Indiana Baseball League champion, beat the Indianapolis Tigers 10 to 5 in the first game and 13 to 0 in the nightcap at Douglas Park. Norwood started the opener for the Tigers, while Wood and Williams combined on the mound in the nightcap as Cedar Lounge stretched its league win streak to nine in ten games. Cedar travels to Muncie Friday and hosts Kokomo Sunday.
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Lain
McDonalds Reaches 18th Win In Shadyside Little League
McDonald’s racked up an 18th win in the 21s game Monday at the Shadyside diamond defeating Shadyside 8 to 5. Caplinger opened with a hit and scored, Arnold hit a 2-run homer in the fifth for Market, Thomas added a 2-run shot in the seventh, boosting McDonald’s offense. New York report notes 49 Thoroughbred Racing Association member tracks including four Canadian plants.
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Aaron Seeks Third NL Batting Crown in Tight Race
Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves sees a slim path to a third NL batting title as his hot stretch raises him from .209 to .320 over 100 at bats. He trails leader Willie Williams of the Cubs by 22 points while Roberto Clemente, Willie Mays, and Ron Santo also position among the top hitters. Mays piled up 29 homers and 67 RBIs as Clemente clung to top pace earlier in the season.
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Tony Oliva
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Dark Blasts Ump Tossed Out After Bench Bust
DAN FRANCISCO UPI Giants manager Alvin Dark was ejected by umpire Paul Pryor after disputing a called third strike with catcher Del Crandall. Santo followed with a three run homer as the Cubs defeated San Francisco 6 4. Dark derided the officiating in the clubhouse accusing umpires of poor calls and questioning their pension issues.
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del Crandall
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Santo
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Grandview Tourney Winners Highlight Golf Scores
The Grandview event during the week of July 6 12 on the municipal course crowned 18 hole bestball champions. Team 1 J Beck D Wykoff Cave J Kluesner posted 62 while Team 2 H Ketron C Barrett D Clute St D Clute Jr shot 65 tying teams 3 and 4. Additional winners listed Chambers Sipes Orbaugh Cole and Fuller Ramsey Barcus Sewell with 65. Awards by Guide Lamp sponsor show Scratch 70 under Melson Talbert Beck and Groups A B C with top finishers named.
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Hanks Wins Indianapolis Derby In 27th Soap Box Victory
Robert D. Hanks Jr of Georgetown in Floyd County won the 27th annual Indianapolis Soap Box Derby over 178 rivals. The win earns him a trip to Akron, Ohio for the All American Derby on Aug 15 plus a $500 savings bond. Second was Larr Tienes, with other top finishers including Sam ees, Doug Walters, Raymond Peeler, and Charles 2.
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Dougal Walters
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