Talented Pike Little Leaguers top Shadyside in sectional playoff
The Pike Little Leaguers defeated Shadyside 7 to 1 in a sectional playoff at the Madison Avenue diamond. Andy Prichard homered, Mark Magans limited Shadyside to two hits, and Ted Chismar pitched four strong innings. Fike will advance to the four team state finale at Mishwaka, facing an opponent to be determined.
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All Star Boys Teams to Play Twice at Alex
Bill King and Bob Dickson of Alex announce that the All Star squads from the two leagues will play Monday July 29 at Alex at B pin, and Tuesday July 30 at Cunningham Stans. The Istana peace pipes are noted in Pipestone, Minnesota.
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Indiana Babe Ruth League Director of the Year Named to Dickson
Bob Dickson, newly appointed athletic director at Alexandria Monroe High School, is honored as Indiana Babe Ruth League Director of the Year by Charles Cooper. The district covers Alexandria Hartford City New Castle and Middletown with prior service as District 11 Director since 1960.
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Niece Fivesome Takes First At Edgewood Club Invite
Joe Niece of Grandview captains a five man team to a bestball 56 winning Edgewood Club Amateur Invitational held last Sunday. Three players tied for individual top score with 67 while Mikeorson Grandview and Neal Spenruth led the second team with 37. Multiple fivesomes tied for third and fourth place, with Oscar Melson and George Vaught among the noted performers in a linked Edgewood event sponsored by Tony and Melson.
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Jane Russell Divorces Former Pro Grid Star
Los Angeles AP reports actress Jane Russell divorces former football star Bob Waterfield after a five year marriage. Testimony cites his long absences during most of the union. Russell rose to stardom in Howard Hughes film The Outlaw while Waterfield starred as UCLA Bruins quarterback.
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Gibson Notches Toth Straight Victory, 1-1
Julian Javier sparked a five run fourth inning as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 7-1 Tuesday night. Bob Gibson earned his fifth straight win and his 15th of the season in a game noted for Cardinals dominance and strong pitching.
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Hansen Scores Rare Unassisted Triple Play
Washington shortstop Hansen turned the eighth unassisted triple play in major league history in the first inning against Cleveland. He caught a line drive off Joe Azcue, doubled Nelson at second, and tagged Russ Snyder at third. Needing no help from teammates, the feat last occurred 41 years prior.
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Mark Scharnowski Hurls Hooster's 2nd Straight No-Hitter
Mark Scharnowski pitched Hooster's second consecutive no hitter in a 19 to 0 win over Coca-Cola in an American Division Babe Huth League game at Crawford Field. Hooster opened with 14 runs. game ended after 4% innings due to the 10-run mercy rule with 14 strikeouts for Scharnowski.
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Chaotic OCR Sports Schedule Across Cities and Scores
Fragmented text lists multiple teams and players with scattered scores and places. Mentions Houston Pittsburgh Chicago and others mixed with unclear dates. Seems to be a collage of game outcomes and lineups without coherent narrative.
Coaches Named for New Consolidation of Gary Schools
Gary Indiana AP reports four coaching appointments for the new Westside School formed by consolidating Tolleston Froebel and Edison high schools. Gene Jonson becomes head football coach, Froebel's head basketball coach Fred Tandy moves to Westside, Marco Gonzalez transfers to head track and cross country, and Guy Hendrickson will be wrestling coach.
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Muncie Harness Meets at Lion's Fair Result Summary
AP wire report from Muncie Indiana lists multiple harness racing results from the Lion's Fair with purses around 1500 dollars. Races include divisions featuring horses such as Be Bold Queen's Pro Indian Sky and Express with times shown. Also noted is a Chicago winter toll statistic citing six million people affected by injury or incapacity on an average winter day.
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Perfecto Teal Team Rolls To 3rd Title
Perfecto Tool will represent Meadowbrook Little Teague in the City Minor League tournament at Franklin diamond. They advanced through the winners bracket with a 16 to 4 win over First National Bank. Ricky Alberts earned the victory as Perfecto Fool claimed their third straight league crown. Managed by Jin Sparks and coached by Steve Wilson and Larry Buck.
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Byers Hurls Sportsmen To p 2th In Row
Anderson Sportsmen clinched their 12th straight win at Memorial Field as Tom Byers pitched well. Lebanon tied the game with two unearned runs in the sixth after crucial errors, but John Teague and Ron O’Neil delivered key RBIs to seal the victory. The Sportsmen head to Memorial Field Wednesday night seeking a 13th win in a sensational 39 2 season.
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Shenandoah Holds Thursday Physicals for AML Students
Shenandoah tech School invites AML boys in grades 7 through 12 to report to Middletown gymnasium at 8:50 a m Thursday for their physical examinations, announced by cross country coach Mike Luce.
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