Cincy Lefty Wins Twice as AC Tops Spring Arbor
Dan Von Bargen relieved Fox and held Illinois Flyers in the Lewis contest while AC rallied late to beat Spring Arbor. Von Bargen earned the win against Lewis and again blanked Spring Arbor as his teammates produced enough runs. Mike Fox clinched AC's third win, holding Spring Arbor to eight hits as AC stormed back with multiple scoring innings before the game was called after seven innings due to rain.
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Ravens win District NAIA title to reach nationals in Missouri
Anderson College's Ravens lost their opening game in Area Six but then won four straight to clinch the District championship and earn a spot in the National finals June 7-11 at St Joseph's Missouri. Front row and back row players listed with hometowns and coach Carl Erskine.
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Defiance
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Pomona
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Cincinnati
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Kankakee
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Howell
Mich
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Valparaiso
Ind
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Racine
Wis
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday National League Clash Results
National League games saw St Louis beat San Francisco 2 to 1 while New York topped Chicago 10 to 3 and Philadelphia shutout Pittsburgh 0 to 0. American League action had Boston 1 over Los Angeles 1 in a scheduled game.
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Joe Torre Moves Up In RBI Race Amid Injuries
The report notes Joe Torre rising to second in RBIs with 105 points and a .375 average before a pulled leg sidelined him for five straight Reds games. It cites Donn Clendenon catching Ed Kranepool for fourth with 11 points and 10 safeties in 95 at bats, while Ernie Banks and Willie Horton lead in runs and batting.
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Lambeau dies in Sturgeon Bay heart attack shock
Earl Curly Lambeau pioneer NFL founder of the Green Bay Packers collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin after visiting a friend. Lambeau helped organize the Packers in 1919 and 1921 securing a franchise for the team.
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van Duyse
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Green Bay Press Gazette
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Youth baseball openers highlight BR action at Crawford Field
Emge's defeats Guide Lamp 7 to 2 while Chesterfield Lumber routs Marsh's 13 to 3 in Babe Ruth play at Crawford Field. Royales invite McGlocklin to rookie camp. Belmont Stakes context and boxing commission talk also surface in the same note.
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Cardenal's steal of home sparks Angels win over Red Sox
Jose Cardenal's steal of home in the third inning broke a 1-1 tie and propelled the Los Angeles Angels to a 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Cardenal's double after an error set up the first Angel score as Boston starter Dave Morehead threw wildly over the batter's head.
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General Tingle Wins At Aqueduct
General Tingle wins at Aqueduct in a brief sports note. Middletown St Marys and Yorktown are mentioned alongside odds and a promotional feature on fishing knots, highlighting the Perfection Loop knot as a strong easy option for leaders.
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Aqueduct
Industrial Golf Winners Listed Pairings Set
Middletown officials of the Industrial Golf Association announced tourney winners at Valley View course east of Middletown. Winners included top gross scores and bankers handicap ties among players such as N Sanders C Sezesny B Winkel J Mechem A Langford R Teter D Davis J Hale J Carter H Ashly and B Perk with final scores and pairings for June 3 and 10.
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Local 663 and area teams clash in weekend games
Local 663 and 777 squads square off with Windlan Gray Pur cell Smith Reece Stein Quimby and others. Multiple 3 point and 8 point scorers noted on windswept schedules with 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. start times listed for Mc Donald's Ferguson Tailor's and Police Pals clashes.
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Braves Rally With Back-To-Back HRs By Aaron And Jones
Hank Aaron and Mack Jones hit back-to-back home runs off relief ace Hal Woodeshick in the eighth inning to rally the Milwaukee Braves past the Houston Astros 2 to 1. Houston's Dick Farrell and Claude Raymond held the Braves to five hits through seven frames before the decisive blast. Farrell left early after being struck on the elbow by a line drive, later hospitalized.
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