Fairview Americans upset Madison All-Stars 3-2 in finals
Fairview Americans rallied for a single run late in the sixth to dethrone Madison All-Stars, 3 to 2, in Area 1 Little League finals at Meadowbrook. Ned Campbell pitched a five-hitter with 11 strikeouts. John Wilson fanned 12 for Madison. Fairview advances to face New Castle, who beat Middletown 7 to 3 at Hagerstown, at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Ned Campbell
John Wilson
Madison
Madison All-Stars
Johnson
Nottingham
Casey
Butler
Woodall
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All-Stars
Meadowbrook Field
Jack Hollis
Billy Pepelee
Verle Bright
Larry Harris
Maria Remson
Danny Denham
Rickey Haley
Johnny Youngblood
Vincent Hilliard
Yankees hammer Phillies in Hall of Fame game at Cooperstown
New York Yankees hit four homers to beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 at the 23rd annual Hall of Fame game at Doubleday Field. Clete Beyler, Jake Gibbs, Joe Perotone and Hector Lopez connected as part of an 11 hit attack, with John Herrnstein homering for Philly. Wind affected several drives in the Cooperstown showcase.
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Clete Bayler
Jake Gibbs
Joe Perotone
Hector Lopez
Phillies
John Herrnstein
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Roger Report
Phils
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Gil Blanco
Wes Covington
Dick Stuart
Pat Corrales
Bobby Wine
Gibbs
Tom Tresh
Perotone
Lopez
Bo Belinsky
New York
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Stuart
Phildelatia
Mantie
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Lopes
Heerasem
S—Blanto
Evans Pilots Sorrell Car First In National Crown
In a Sun Valley track National Crown race, Bob Evans of Anderson claimed unofficial win driving Pete Sorrell’s car amid disputes over illegal engines and transmissions. Sorrell finished second. Sneed was disqualified for engine issues, promoting Evans to the top spot amid late-night racing and 8,000 spectators.
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Anderson
Pete Sorrell
Sun Valley Track
Oval
Sorrell
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Sneed
Speedway
Herb Rose
Pendleton
Art Cox
Evans
Bill Lemon
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Cox
George Perry
Navn
George
Paul Deaton
Don Cox
Cheserfield
Larry Knotts
Herb ‘Rose
Jack Evans
Middletown Cossacks topple Highland in White River clash
Middletown Cossacks upset Highland 8 to 7 in White River Conference play as Roby and Mike Clapp lead a four-run fourth and a three-run seventh. St Mary's downed Yorktown 4 to 1, Lapel beat Markleville 1 to 0, with Middletown now 10 and 7 and Highland 12 wins 5 losses. Thursday games feature St Mary's at Pendleton and Middletown at Markleville with Lapel visiting Frankton.
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Mahoney
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Queen Empress Romps To Win Sequoia Purse at Aqueduct
Wheatley Stables Queen Empress, a 1964 juvenile filly champion, cruised to a three length victory in the $10,000 Sequoia Purse at Aqueduct aided by Braulio Baeza. Petite Rouge was runner up in a four horse field, with Angel Cordero winning the first race after a suspension.
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Aqueduct
Boll Ruler
Monmouth Park
Braulio Baeza
Baeza
Rameses
Petite Rouge
Ballet
Brown
Queen Empress
Angel Cordero
Hidden Planet
Jim Gentile
Idden
Johnny Ruane
Houston Astros
Brooklyn Dodgers
Babe Ruth South Diamond Hoosier Market Recap
This week’s South Diamond schedule lists Deleo-Remy vs Madison Concessions at 5 30 and Emge's vs Mace's at 8 00 with Tony Wilson HR noted and teams Whitehead Douglas Young King White among players. Crawford Field shows Local 662 against Chesterfield Lum oe Coca Cola versus Local 1045 in a secondary pairing.
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South Diamond
Hoosier
Whitehead and Douglas
Young, King
White
Tony Wilson
Deleo-Remy
Madison
Emge
Mace’s. Crawford
Chesterfield Lumoe
Coca-Cola
Casey to Undergo Hip Surgery in NY
AP reports former Mets manager Casey Stengel will undergo hip surgery in New York. The 75 year old, recently hospitalized after a fall near West Point, is expected to remain at Roosevelt Hospital for three weeks and then recuperate at home in Glendale, likely ending his 55 year involvement with baseball.
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Robert Stengel
Wagner
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Griday
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San Francisco
Collenger
George Weiss
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Weiss
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Military Academy
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Vancouver
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Shea Stadium
Caramane
Giants Sign Sherman To Ten Year Contract
Giants announce a ten year contract for Sherman as team owner press notes confirm long term commitment amid roster shakeups and front office plans. Sherman praised for leadership while critics await details on cap impact and future signings.
Gilchrist balks at apology to Broncos. contract dispute flares
Cookie Gilchrist threatens to skip the Denver Broncos unless he receives a public apology to the team management. Coach Mac Speedie warns he will not play, while Empire Sports Inc. pursues a $400 breach of contract claim. Gilchrist remains in Denver as terms reportedly satisfy him, with the club insisting he must play for Denver or not at all. Meanwhile, Allie Sherman signs a new ten-year Giants deal amid rebuild efforts and management backing.
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UPI
Denver Post
Cookie Gilchristee
Denver Broncos
Mac Speedie
Bronco
Cookie
Envnad 7
Waklang Nasuers
Speedie
Empire Sports Inc
Gilchrist
Gary Wood
Wellington Mara
Jack
Giants
Sherman
Jim Lee Howell
Sam Huff
Washington
Dick Modzelewski
Cleveland
Neale
Paterson
S.J
Steve Owen
Winnipeg
New York
Follow Through With A Bent Left Knee In Bowling
Ball dropping often happens when the left knee is not bent enough. Even experienced bowlers struggle with this habit, but a bent knee requires extra effort for proper follow through. Have a teammate or coach check your release for adequate knee bend. The illustrated booklet Planning timing and Correcting Your Delivery by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig explains the delivery from start to finish and is available via the National Newspaper Syndicate.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Marian Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Chargers training camp feeds appetite with record bills
Escondido California AP reports pro football players at the San Diego Chargers camp devour vast amounts of food as they shape up for the season. The camp’s six-dining-staff crew handles meals from eggs and milk to bread fruit and juice. The daily intake highlights include 105 dozen eggs 800 to 1000 pounds of meat 125 gallons of milk 210 loaves of bread 20 to 22 crates of fruit 30 pounds of jello 60 pounds of cottage cheese and 35 gallons of orange juice. The camp notes describe the operation as fast and relentless.
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Carl Bell
Chargers
Sid Gillman
Jone
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