Madison Edges Shadyside In II Final For Area C Title
Madison defeats Shadyside 2 to 1 in the area final as Willie Daume predicts 40 to 50 golds for the Tokyo Games. Voss doubles and Shoemaker drives in the winning run in the ninth. Young and Voss both fan 15 as Madison advances to the New Castle diamond showdown and Rushville finals weekend.
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Phillies face lefty trouble as Giants loom and Mauch seeks righty power
The Philadelphia Phillies, leading the National League, battle two problems: a string of losses to left handed pitchers and a looming series with the San Francisco Giants. Manager Gene Mauch and GM John Quinn explore waivers for right handed power while noting a 7-13 home mark against lefties and a 18-5 mark against righties.
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Yorktown Wins WR Summer Title In White River Conference
Frankton. Yorktown's Tigers outslugged Frankton's Eagles 9 to 6 to clinch the White River Conference summer high school boys baseball crown. Monroe earned the win, Larry Nash took the loss, with Baldwin Davis Waymire and Adams homering for Yorktown and Frankton respectively.
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Noel Peckinpaugh
Denny Costerison
Steve Powell
Larry Pugsley
Alan Shroyer
Denny Donovan
Charles
Chuck) Sabb
Jeve Schlegel
Jim van Fleet
Ron S. Shroyer
Mike Livingston
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Larry Nash
Local Babe Ruth State Tournament Schedule and Elimination Format
Local champs face a double elimination to decide the state Babe Ruth title. Key games run July 30 to Aug 2 with winners advancing to the regional in Gross Point Woods Michigan August 8 to 11. An officer election will also be held.
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Babe Ruth
UAW 663 Extends Win Streak with K-Mart Victory
UAW 663 defeated K-Mart 3-1 as C. Humes allowed four hits and teammates totaled seven. Eagles blanked Local 1944 10-0 with Clear twirling a two hitter. Guide Lamp powered to a 6-1 win over Delco Remy after a five inning surge.
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McCollum Guides Cedar Loungers to Second Win
Kokomo's lefty McCollum scattered four Anderson hits, struck out 12, and walked none as the Cedar Lounge team beat the Anderson Central Indiana League leaders 5 to 4 at Memorial Field. Three Kokomo runs came in the seventh and two in the ninth to seal the win.
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Tiger blames Jones for no return bout in MSG clash
Former middleweight champion Dick Tiger accused his manager Jer sey Jones of blocking a rematch after losing the title to Joey Giardello last December. Tiger named Gonzalez of Puerto Rico as his upcoming opponent for a nationally televised 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday July 31.
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Don Carter Marion Ladewig Bowling Tips
Don Carter and Marion Ladewig advise on throwing speed for bowling. They warn against overpowering pins with a whistling fast ball, noting that medium speed yields better roll and pin action. Proper speed helps balance and accuracy for better results.
Battles Catches 814-Pound Marlin On Pound Test Line
Battles reels in an 814 pound marlin for a new mark on pound test line, surpassing the prior 810 pound IGFA record. A second item notes Mary Mairs winning the Saddle of Honor on Tomboy at the London Royal Society show.
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Jerry Brown Mat Fund Grows as Aug. 18 Deadline Near
About one third of a $300 fund for Anderson High School wrestler Jerry Brown has been subscribed by local fans and civic groups. Co Chairman Bob Hood says fundraising continues through Aug. 18. Brown, undefeated in two years in the 112 pound class, will travel to New York City Aug. 22 for final Olympic mat tryouts.
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Robert
Bob) Hoodson
Brown
New York City
Bowling Ladies Doubles Standings and Honor Roll
Standings list by team and record: One 21-1, Five 18-14, Two 14-18, Sis 11-21, Three 8-24 with Strike Mor. Honor roll notes Marge Greenlice with a 520 series.
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Cepha Anderson
Rex Rice
Marge Greenlee
Max Gellinger
Marge Greenlce
NBA considers possible expansion at summer meeting
NBA Commissioner J Walter Kennedy said several cities have expressed firm interest in an NBA franchise and that a formal decision at the summer board meeting is not certain. The discussion centers on expansion possibilities and potential new markets for the league.
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National Basketball Association
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