Olympics Topple Whiteland in Thursday baseball results
In a Thursday double header the Olympics defeated Whiteland 7 to 1, while Meadowbrook ousted White River 8 to 2. Gary Eysking and Nichols led Whiteland with two hits each off Corbin as White River and Meadowbrook joined New Castle in the winners bracket.
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Three Homers Power Meadowbrook in 9 to 2 Win
Meadowbrook powered past White River 9 to 2 behind three homers by Hendricks Baker and Jones. Hendricks cleared bases in the first with runners aboard, Baker added a solo shot in the third, and Jones followed with a two run homer.
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Glen
Winners Score High In B Loop Softball Games
Madison Avenue, Whetstone and Chesterfield Freewill Baptist won Thursday night’s Sunday School Softball League games at Shadyside. Madison Avenue beat Path Street 11 to 4. Whetstone led Salvation Army 14 to 5 aided by a two run homer by Stottlemeyer in the third. Chesterfield rolled over First Nazarene 14 to 11, with Pillsenbarger Craver and Baldwin producing key blows.
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ACC Two-Man Pairings Set for Men’s Tourney July Saturday
Anderson Country Club announces 20 two man pairs with handicap for the Select Partner Two-Man Tourney on Saturday July 23. Committee includes Chairman J C Cain Co Chairman C Reidel J F Hultman G W Rummel P Ci Stayton and pro Raymond Jones. Starting times listed for each team with players such as Gwisnup Gemberling Epply Feanta Miday Skin Pinger Hitz Black Harris King Cameron Porter Gephardt Nortis Robe l Jackson Hull Black Finger Mudman Given Bennell Glaser Hamulton Bloke Glaser Heller Kulesa etc.
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Hagerstown pitcher Stohler powers win over Middletown
Hagerstown defeated Middletown 10 to 4 as pitcher Stohler fanned 10 and walked six. A five run third inning pulled ahead after Keesling hit a first inning homer for Middletown. Stohler also contributed a homer while teammates supplied the rest in the Area 2 Little League eliminations. The late 5:40 p.m. game placed Tragerstown against News Castle Nationals next.
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Middletown
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Stohler
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News Castle Nationals
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Edgewood Riders in 1949 Tourney for Boys and Girls
Edgewood hosts a junior golf tourney with 49 entrants, ages 14 and up playing 18 holes and younger players completing nine. Pairings list players led by Bill Spannuth in the first group with Jim Regenold and Ron Thornburg, along with groups and tee times throughout the day.
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Edgewood
Lourney
Bill Spannuth
Jim Regenold
Ron Thornburg
Roger Salstrom
Scott Bahler
Jim Savage
Mike Hensley
Gary Erskine
Mike Moore
Mike Dyer
Steve Kiddy
Ken Brown
Jenny McKinney
Linda Gibson
Vicki Walsh
Bruce Mills
Carey McLaughlin
Sect Shafer
Bill Head
Bran McParland
Robbie Jones
Steve Douglass
Raft Plans TV Role for Clay London Bout
George Raft former boxer and film tough guy will join closed circuit TV coverage as between rounds commentator for the Cassius Clay Brian London world heavyweight title fight on August 6 at Karl's Court Arena. Raft, part owner of a London gambling casino, splits his time between Britain and the United States.
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Brian London
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London
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