Madison Edges Shadyside 2 1 In IL Area C Title Race
Madison defeated Shadyside 2 1 in an Anderson Little League area title game before about 1100 fans at Madison Park. Steve Voss doubled in the ninth and Robbie Shoemaker lined a long single to bring home the winning run as Voss and Shadyside pitcher Greg Young battled. Shoemaker's hit capped a tense rally and Madison took the lead in the top of the ninth. Voss and Young struck out many, with Madison hitters supplying key extra base hits and bringing home the decisive run after a long scoreless stretch. The win, in a final tourney game, set up upcoming finals at Rushville with area teams advancing from New Castle and Batesville districts.
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Anderson Area
Madison Avenue
Shadyside
Steve Voss
John Wilson
Brad Donnelly
Howard Nottingham
Milford Keith
Herald
Madison
Robbie Shoemaker
Voss
Greg Young
Anderson
Madison Park
New Caste Diamond
Jack Heck
New Castle
Ig Burton
McCorkle
Orr
J. York
Rushville
Connersville
Batesville
Wayne Sie
Sam Norris
Alsene Siere
Feilaon
Mradyoiae
Apko
al Fasetteo
Eaxcellent Vanny
Oliver Hotel
South
Wootie
Selee
Semee
Weettoune
Pwwalaler
Ken Isey
Goorte Ole
Supiek
Schenk
Gianereile
Sadi
Ecemernie
Aki
Ale Tone
Sblacher
Sarge
Danny
Carl Erskine
Clark
Camern
Rankin
Pendleton
Indiana
Chan
Alexandria
Lawler
Churen
Wbeetkine
Horace Mann
Mpi Autanaria
South Bend
Greene
Nichols
Aoc
RV Epee
Clash Rankin
Winne
Charlie
Smith
Pege
Cee
Aes
Lees
Wile
Swanes
Tavior
Mead Rormstony
Anderson High
National Exchange Club
Las Vegas
Colo
Laeberte
Max Beigh
Soviet Officials Predict 40 to 50 Olympic Medals
West German Olympic Committee head Wine Daume said Soviet sports officials forecast 40 to 50 gold medals at the Tokyo Games this October. He offered no details, noting past Lovets predictions in Innsbruck. Daume spoke after visits to Lenin Tiflis and Moscow and plans a return trip to the West with invitations to Soviet sports leaders for next year.
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Moscow
UPI
Daume
Tokyo
West
Konstantin Andrianov
Empic
Y. Mashin
Central’ Council of Sports
West Germany
Eagles Win to Tie for Lead in JAW Guide Action
The Eagles defeated Local 194 and 31 to 0 led by Humes four hit allowed pitching while McCoy and O'Haver contributed at the plate. Delayed by a late rally, Guide held off a Local 194 attack 10 to 2 in the nightcap with strong pitching and timely hitting. San Francisco cuts three players from the 49ers roster reducing to 56.
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Nas Tan HS Seong
K-Mart
Humes
Will
McCoy
Eagles
Les
E. Min
Guieith
Wen
Delco Remy
Jaw
O'Haver
C. Humes
Jones
Ellis and
Boyer
Clear and
Norton
Guide
Lynch
Layton
Swinford
Anderson
Carroll
49Ers
Moraga
Calif
San Francisco
Gene Baker
Whitworth College
Ted Freeman
Ken Ballard
Riverside
Phillies Struggle With Giants And Left-Handed Pitchers
The Phillies top the National League face two problems the San Francisco Giants and left-handed pitching. Manager Gene Mauch and GM John McNamara seek right-hand power from waivers as lefthanders dominate recent losses. Connie Mack Stadium shows weakness to southpaws, while road records are better against righties.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Gene Mauch
John
Phils
Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Ithe
Mauch
San Francisco
Billy O'Dell
Juan Marichal
Bob Hendley
Gus Triandos
Triandos
Richie Alen
Kokomo Edges Cedar Loungers In Key League Clash
Kokomo won 12th of 13 as Avery and Patmore each had three hits and Barnes added two in a 7 3 victory over Anderson at Memorial Park. Roby left with a bruised leg after a second inning collision. Cedar Lounge hosts Frankfort next Saturday at Memorial Field.
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Oxomo
Erty McVollum
Anderson
Memorial Park
Kokomo
Avery
Patmore
Barnes
Cedar Lounge
Frankfort
Memorial Field
Phil Roby
Kokomo AB
Gordon
Batmore
Phoor
Rt Satoe
TePolmore
Willems
Roby
Kokomo Ee Ferton
Pig Tetanon
Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
A garbled snapshot lists National League games with Houston at Pittsburg and Cincinnati at Milwaukee, plus American League matchups including New York at Los Angeles and Cleveland at Washington. It also notes exhibition games and minor league ties across the Pacific Coast League and International League.
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Esterray
Gaetonat Atakteatcee
New’ York
Cooperstown
Geogland
al' An Pitsburg
Philadelphia Vt
Baltimore
Taanapolis
International
Syracuse
Atlanta
Richmond
Houston
Farrell
Pittsugah
San Francisco
O'Dell
Philadelphia
Bunning
Antecs
Degadale
New York
Fisher
O'Foole
Milwaukee
Flacher
St Lous
Gibson
Chicago
Broglio
Willamsst
Losles
Chance
Boston
Morehead City
iSegal
Beauterbert
Beuratchain
Cleveland
Donovan
Washngton
Osteen
Lake Guy
Nantes
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Denver
Arkansas
Leo Philadelphia
Francisco
Ecincinnati
Prisburan
Sis
Shtearo
Fouston
New York Cient
Shear
Los Angeles
Soston A
Minnesota
A. Detroit
Ail
Alana
Okane Sa
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Fouiton
Clevett
Iloana Uos
Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
Barre
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Spokane
San Diego
Dai Hawaii
Portia
Oklahoma
City
Sale Lake
Senators Cup: Senators Clinch Exhibition Win Over Mets in Cooperstown
In the Hall of Fame exhibition game at Cooperstown, the Washington Senators beat the New York Mets 6 to 4 before 9,791 fans. Darrell Sutherland allowed two runs in each of the first two innings while Don Rud and Don Radu pitched three innings each for Washington. Larry Elliott hit a two run homer in the ninth as Washington tied the hall of fame game record for hits. Willie Miranda previously set the record with four hits for the Yankees in 1954.
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Swoperstown
Washington Senators
New York Mets
Mets
Washington Hhas
Darrell Sutherland
Tall Met
Don Rud
Don Radu
Josph
Pete Craig
Don Dan
Senators
Suther
Larry Elli
Lown
Blasingame
Washingtton
Isene J Ene
al Jackson
Willie Miranda
New York
Washington
Thoms
Rina Woaett Tock
Kenedy
Bramley 'E
Sutera
Yorktown Wins WR Summer Title
Yorktown Tigers beat Frankton Eagles 9 to 6 to clinch the White River league title. Monroe earned the win for Yorktown, while Larry Nash took the loss for Frankton. Baldwin Davis Waymire and Adams led offense for their teams with key hits and driving runs.
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Frankton
Lapel
Baldwin
Yorktown
Davis Waymire
Adams
Pound Tomers
Davs
Waye
Mire
L. Greenwalt
Lo Greenwalt
Biaters
Greenall
Hichcreek
Meshiner
Seg
Baigwin Eft
Gant
Monroe
Mtb
Bava
Sonnana
Ashbev
Meliwain Ax Ib Se
Crewford
Cee & E
Davis
Johnson
Mel¢ Bwain
Nash
Waymire
Asana
Butler
Butler Hicnenee
Bitter
Green
Halkime
Greenwait Nash
Local Babe Ruth Tournament Opens in Michigan
Double elimination regional in Gross Point Woods Michigan features games July 31 August 1 and August 2 with Olympians and Connersville matchup as fans anticipate clutch hitting and a potential championship. Officials plan Babe Ruth officer election at a meeting in Anderson Indiana.
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Babe
Ruth
Gross Point
Woods, Mich
Babe Ruth
Battles Catches Record Weight Marlin on Heavy Line
A fisherman hauled in an 814 pound marlin using an eight pound line, with the fish measuring 413 feet 8 inches long and 69 inches in girth. The prior blue marlin record was 810 pounds. Also noted, Mary Mairs earned the Medal of Honor on her horse Tomboy at the London Royal International show.
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Virgin Issa
International Game Fishing Association
Baddle OF Honor London
Mary Mairs
United States
Olym Pe Aegnathan
Tomboy
London
Bowling TPS Don Carter in Ladewig
Don Carter stars for Bowling TPS against Ladewig in a key bowling match with both teams contending for early season standings. Carter delivers leading strikes as TPS seeks valuable points.
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Don Carter
Ladewig
Tiger blames Jones for no return bout at MSG
Former middleweight champion Dick Tiger said at a boxing writers luncheon that manager Jersey Jones failed to secure a rematch against Joey Giardello. Tiger, Nigerian native, faces Jose Gonzalez of Puerto Rico in a nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday July 31.
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NEW Yurk
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Jersey Jones
Tiger
Boxing Writers
Jones
Amaigbosri
Nigeria
Jose Gonzalez Ofuerto Rico
Madison Square Jarden
Jerry Brown Mat Fund Grows Toward Olympic Tryouts
Local fans and groups including Co Chairman Robert Hodson announced the Jerry Brown Mat Fund has reached its $300 goal. The drive continues until Aug 18 to support Anderson High School wrestler Brown who, undefeated in two years at 112 pounds, travels to New York City on Aug 22 for final Olympic mat tryouts.
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Jerry Brown
Anderson
Robert
Bob) Hodson
Brown
New York City
Possible NBA Expansion Considered at Summer Board Meeting
Cincinnati AP report says the NBA will review expansion at its summer board meeting. Commissioner J Walter Kennedy noted several cities show firm interest but no action is assured at this session.
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Cincinnati
National Basketball Association
Board of Governors
NBA
J. Walter Kennedy
No-Hitter Highlight In Connie Mack Makeup Games
Deartz hurls 11 0 no hitter for Su preme Tool in a makeup win over Guide Lamp while Degitz struck out eight in five innings. Phagan removed for the winners. Pepsi Cola edged Dear gs Drugs 7 6 in a separate game and Re veal took the loss. Delco Remy and Guide Lamp tied 2 2 before the call. It is to be re date.
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Jerry Degitz
Supreme Tool
Guide Lamp
Connie Mack
Jerry
Phagan
Pepsi-Cola
Dear
Gs Drugs
Larry Reveal
Delco Remy
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Tom Matthews
Denny Stidham
Dave Wood
Terry Sumpter
Donny Erskine
Jim Hex
Homer
Gerry Smith
Wilford Beher
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Lonnie Nichols
Jim McMahon
Dale Vanderbur
Dave Davis
Floyd Lawler
Dave York
Walter Bragg
Jock Westrick
Daleville
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Sam Stautemeyer
Don Poe
J. W. Findling
Chet Bobb
Gerry Scott
Joe Richman
Cary Fletcher
Bob Stewart
Noel Peckinpaugh
Denny Costerison
Steve Powell
Larry Pugsley
Alan Shroyer
Denny Donovan
Charles
Chuck) Babb
Teve Schlegel
Jim van Fleet
Ron S. Shroyer
Mike Livingston
Shoemaker
McCollum
Reformatory
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Battles
Jerry Brown Mat Fund
Everett Shawhan
Cepha Anderson
Rex’ Rice
Marge Greenlee
Max Gellinger
Anes Oaks
Rains
Nichol Ave
Edgewood Plaza
Deartz
Kerr-Mcgee Ll Industries
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Mr, Quick
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