Local Nats and Connersville Win in One Sided Open
Yesterday results show Connersville and Franklin defeating Anderson Nationals 3 to 8 while Elwood droped to Kokomo in a win for Olympians. Tonight two All-Star games feature White Land versus Connersville and Anderson Olympians against Elwood in a double elimination.
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Hockett Legion
Franklin
Anderson
Elwood
Whiteland
Anderson Olympians
Scott
Clay
Stevens
Russell
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Moore
Whitaker
Taylor
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Sargent
de Anderson
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RBI
Babe Hobbs
Ruth
Ernie Banks
Brunnemer
Davis
Harding
Olsingle
Len Gabrielson
Rice
Salee
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Dick Bertell
Holloway
Ellis
Malachi
Tan Fegers
Gitmbard
Honaker
Ekvoedee
Alan Brothers
Jesus and
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Poa
Matty
San
Gabberd
Ami
Bambalt
Tressier
Pe—Salee
U—Starrett
McCoy
Delph
Denny
Shipley
RBI Mutlendore
Saratoga Springs
Giants Rally Past Cubs with Lanier Cepeda Homers
San Francisco rookie Hal Lanier and Orlando Cepeda hit near field homers to back a five run outburst that overturned a 3-0 Cubs lead. Billy Pierce earned the win as Chicago fell to 12-8.
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SAN Francisco
Hal Lanier
Orlando ‘Cepeda
Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Wadnachar
Matty Alou
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Jackson
Stargell Hits For Cycle In Pirate Win
Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 13 2 behind Stargell cycle two runs scored and Mazeroski driving in five. Veale earned his 11th win as Lynch Stargell Mazeroski homered with Stargell’s triple in the first and homer in the fifth. Regulars Veale and Pagliaroni pitched for Pirates while Craig took the loss for the Cardinals.
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ST. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Mazeroski
Stargell
Bob Veale
BT Veale
Pagliaroni
Craig
Humphreys
Washburn
Backenhas
Marshall's Double Delivers Japanese All-Star Win
In Nagoya Jim Marshall, never a major league All-Star, delivers a pinch two run double to pace the Central League to a 5 1 victory over the Pacific League as 20 000 fans watch Chunichi Stadium. Former White Sox stars, including Luke Urban, see Hall of Fame members added to the All Star selections.
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Joe Pepitone
Jim Hannan
Koch
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
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al Downing
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Terry
Downing
John Kennedy
Chuck Hinton
Don Lock
Joe Cunningham
Washington
Hoer
Cottier
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Moore
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Manlle
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Japan
UPI
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Marshall
Cooperstown
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Shall
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Pling
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Fabers
Donovan's Hit Lifts Indians Over Baltimore 7 4
Lee Donovan slugged a clutch two run single to break a 3 3 tie as Cleveland scored four eighth inning runs to beat Baltimore 7 4 in Baltimore. Vic Davalillo added a homer and Dick Howser drove in runs with a single and later doubled, while Willie Kirkland and Luis Aparicio made key plays in the field.
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Cleveland Indians
Orioles
New York Yames
Washington
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Woody Heldt
Dick Howser
Milt Pappas
Dick Hall
Vic Davalilo
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Fred Whitfield
Luis Aparicio
Bob Chance
Oriole
Boog Powell
Tito Francona
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Smith
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Horlen
Fred Newman
Newman
Mike Hershberger
Bob Perry
Buford
Hershberger
Ward
Perry
Vic Power
Los Angeles
B. Lee
Rodgers
W — B. Lee
L—Wilhelm
Joral's Blanks Dearing to Gain Second Place
Jorals blanked Dearing 6 to 0 as Chittick pitched six strong innings to strengthen their hold on second in the Connie Mack hoys standings at Anderson College Diamond. Stanley took the loss, allowing five hits while walks and errors doomed Dearing. Final round begins next week to decide the championship.
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Dearing
Chittick
Connie Mack Hoys
Anderson College
Stanley
Rhe Joral
Hsobr Chittick
Deadlines Set For Edgewood Tours And Club Events
Edgewood Ladies Golf Club officers announced deadlines for the Husband and Wife Championship signups and the annual Men’s Club Championship. Entries close 8 pm tonight July 23 at the pro shop or by phone reservations. First rounds begin August with results from Class A B C divisions and Match Play Handicaps.
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Edgewood Ladies Golf Club
West - of - Anderson
Evelyn Car
Signter
Martha Harmen
Joe Woschitz
Jeanne Hurst
Virginia Spannuth
Anne Greenland
Simaav Tulw
Amy Dve
Edith Pitts
Norma
Waltz
Virginia Thompson
Fern Kellegge
Handi
Pate
Regis Sow
Wilkend Au Ea
Gnifig Btartia Sr. Dnt. C. Newlands
Colavito Delivers Ninth Inning Blast For KC Win
In Minneapolis Chicago AP report Rocky Colavito hit his 24th homer, a two-run shot in the ninth after Nelson Mathews’ single, lifting Kansas City to a 6-4 victory over Minnesota and extending the Twins’ skid to seven games. Colavito also homered in the first.
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Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Minnesota
Twins
Colavito
Johnny Klippstein
Nelson Mathews
Penn
Bowsfield
Wyatt
Drabowsky
Edwards
Bryan
Stigman
Worthington
Klippstein
Battey
W—Wyatt
L — Klippstein
Oliva
Pendleton Idlewold Winners List Announced
Pendleton Idlewold Women's Golf Club officials announced winners from two tourneys. Class A winners include Dot Lamb and Adal Bird with runner ups. Class B-1 Frances Flowers and Rose Hite. Class C Ann Norris and Dorothy Jarrett. Back nine winner Ben King with Thelma Holloway and Helen Hobbs as runners up. Carolyn De Harity and Ada Bird placed in front nine. Banker's Handicap and blind par events also noted with several placements. Meanwhile, Jeanette named coach of Wilmington Blue Bombers in the Eastern Professional Basketball League, after a long pro career and college coaching at Georgetown.
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Fair Store
C & R Tool
Leo Pril Shop
Pendleton Loan
Dot Lamb
Adal Bird
Frances Flowers
Rose Hite
Ann Norris
Dorothy Jarrett
Jefffrey Petroleum
Moore's Serv
Jeanette Wilmington
Del
Harry
Buddy) Jeanette
Wilmington Blue ‘Bombers
Jeanette
Washington and Jefferson College
Baltimore Bullets
Basketball Association of America
Georgetown University
Baltimore
Palmer Players to Compete in Milwaukee Exhibition
Arnold Palmer Gary Player Doug Sanders and Bob Charles will play an 18 hole golf exhibition at Brown Deer Public course in Milwaukee County on Saturday. Schlitz Brewing Co sponsors the event which is open to the public without charge.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Brown Deer Public J Course
Milwaukee County
Schlitz Brewing Co
Bowling, 30e at Rains Ebonite bails, $16.95
Ebonite bowling gear shows a 30e model from Rains with a bail system priced at sixteen dollars and ninety five cents. Holes plugged cost two dollars and fifty cents. The item reflects repair or customization options for performance equipment.
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Rains
White Bangs Into Quarterfinals in Western Amateur
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Louisiana won her second straight sub par round to lead the Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship into the quarterfinals. She defeated Sus an Lance 4 and 3 after a 2 under par 15 holes. Other matches saw Maggie Martin eliminating Caureen Crum 3 and 2 and Carol Soren Sou beating Marcella Rose 4 and 5.
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UPI
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Miss White
Su Jsan Lance
Woodland Hills
Calif
Caureen Crum
Plant City
Fla
Mag’gie Martin
Saint Clairsville
Ohio
Miss Crumm
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Carol Soren
Sou
Janesville
Wis
Dark Horse
Lida Matthews
Portsmouth
Pattie Shook
Saginaw
Mich
Miss Matthews
Miss Shook
Jean Ashley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nancy Roth
Elkhart
Ind
Judy Bell
Sue’ Hilton
Lond
Ont
Doris: Phillips
Indianapolis Soap Box Derby Winner Disqualified
Indianapolis AP: Robert D. Hanks Jr, 13, Georgetown, winner of the Indianapolis Soap Box Derby, was disqualified after post race inspection found an improper coil suspension system. The runner up, Larry Thienes, 11, Indianapolis, will represent the city in the national finals.
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Indianapolis
Robert D. Hanks Jr
Georgetown
Larry Thienes
Welker's Nine Beats Tipton In Legion District Game
Welker's Heights handed Tipton a 7 to 6 setback at Memorial Field in a three hour and twenty minute seven inning? nine inning district double elimination. Kokomo pitcher Clark won while Anderson trio Hevermale Condon and Fox pitched in vain. Tonight's rematch plans keep Welker's in title contention against Tipton in a two game series.
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Kokomo
Hackett
Anderson
Legion Boys
Memorial Field
Clark
Hevermale
Condon
Fox
Welker
Tipton
Bettis to retire from NFL and stay with Bears as scout
RENSSELAER Ind AP Yoach George Halas of the Chicago Bears announced Wednesday that Tom Bettis veteran linebacker will retire from the National Football League. Bettis will devote full time to his advertising business in Green Bay Wis and remain with the Bears as a talent scout at Big Ten schools and as a game scout. He played college ball at Purdue and seven years with the Green Bay Packers before moving to Pittsburgh in 1962 and being traded to the Bears last season. A 58 yard pass from Bill Wade to Rich Kreitling highlighted a 4 minute scrimmage with Ronnie Bull's 23 yard run also praised.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Yoach George Halas
Chicago Bears
Tom Bettis
National Football League
Bettis
Green Bay
Wis
Bears
Purdue
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh
Bill Wade
Rich Kreitling
Illinois
Ronnie Bull
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