Phillies Pitcher Meyer Fined After Pittsburgh Incident
Philadelphia pitcher Jack Meyer received a roughly 1000 fine, about 15 days pay, for horseplay in a Pittsburgh hotel that caused a back injury and placed him on the DL. Meyer, with three wins, says to discuss the matter with Mauch Quinn Carpenter while hospitalized.
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Hank Clashes With Zalazar in 10 Round Detroit Bout
Detroit middleweight Henry Hank signs to meet Argentina’s Victor Zalazar in a 10 round bout at the University of Detroit Stadium on June 28. Hank is under suspension in Louisiana for failing to front two May New Orleans bouts. He plans a June 13 bout with Hank Casey while seeking a postponed spar injury. The suspension aims to ensure Hank’s commitments to Casey and Eddie Cotton in New Orleans.
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Doug Ford Withdraws From Memphis Invitational Open
Doug Ford withdrew on the eve of the Memphis Invitational Open due to tonsillitis, costing him $500 in automatic fees under the PGA top tournament plan. PGA champion Bob Rosburg led day one with a five under par 65.
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Indians Add Foiles and Locke to Roster
The Cleveland Indians added catcher Hank Foiles and pitcher Bobby Locke to their roster on Thursday. Pitcher Bob Tiefenauer and outfielder John Powers were shipped out. Tiefenauer, a 30-year-old right-hander, went to Rochester after a 1-7 record in five relief appearances this season. Locke, 6-2 with Indianapolis, was recalled from the American Association.
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Local nine to open Central Indiana Baseball League at Memorial Field
Anderson Mace Bever players depart Memorial Field at 5 30 p m for the league opener under lights at Frankfort Park. Mace tied for second last season and officials expect a stronger showing this year. Roster includes Roudebush Reed Luck Eckstein Linville Simpson Teague Weber Lowe Teague Gross Higginbottom Beher plus others.
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League Softball Results From Thursday and Wednesday Games
Meridian and Bethany posted decisive wins as Corzine Hogue and Rehmel Swinford led their teams. Mt Zion toppled Bethel while Lamp defeated 8th Street in a high scoring night. Sville and Morehead-Linder contests featured homers by Gustin Naylor and Shaw.
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Griffith and Fernandez Set for NBC Friday Showdown
Welterweights Emile Griffith of New York and Jorge Fernandez of Argentina clash in a 10 round NBC televised bout at St Nick's Arena aiming for a July match with Benny Kid Paret. The winner could land a non-title bout at Madison Square Garden.
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First round washed out in Wolverine Open at Hillcrest Country Club
Heavy rain halted the opening round of the $7,000 Women’s Wolverine Open at Hillcrest Country Club in Mount Clemens, Michigan, delaying play as players waited out the downpour.
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Senators Edge Red Sox in Twin Bill, Sweep by Throneberry’s Triple
Washington wins 8 7 in 10 innings and 8 3 in opener to sweep Boston. Throneberry tripled for winning run in the nightcap, Valdivielso scoring after a single. Gardner hits grand slam in nightcap. Killebrew homers twice in series. Ramos earns win in nightcap.
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Cardinals Top Giants as Boyer and Cunningham Homers
Joe Cunningham hit his first homer of the season for St. Louis in a 4 3 win over San Francisco at Candlestick Park. Cunningham’s 380 foot shot in the seventh drove in runs and backed Larry Jackson’s sixth victory while Billy O'Dell took the loss. Heat in Candlestick Park sent 20 to 30 fans to first aid as 10 584 attendance marked the smallest crowd of the season.
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Major League Sears Second Game Washington Boston
Washington and Boston traded early runs as Kaat and Borland started for their teams. Gardiner Killebrew and Malvene belted homers for Washington and Boston respectively, while the Orioles edged the Yankees 6-5 in a sold out crowd.
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St Marys High School Honors Sports Stars At Spring Awards
St Marys High School distributed major and minor awards in track golf and baseball at the Spring Sports Awards Day. Notable honors include John Pickell as MVP, Tom Lavelle as golf MVP, Tim Broderick as baseball major award recipient, and batting champion Tim Broderick. Recognition also given for JC Road-e-O placings and retiring the trophy after third straight win.
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Davis Dairy Rally Secures 5 4 Win Over Guide Lamp
Davis Dairy scored four runs in the late sixth to beat Guide Lamp 5 to 4 in Fairview-American Little League baseball. Woods Cox Sanger Watson Schultz and Dean contributed to the rally. Schultz got the win, Cox the loss. Also notes Jim Turner, former Yankee pitching coach, serves as GM and manager of the Nashville Vols in the Southern Association.
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Chiropractor Dr. Carey Reopens Office on Jackson Street
Dr. C. F. Carey, chiropractor, is back in office at 221 Jackson Street contacting patients via phone 6375. The reopening notes resumed services and patient appointments.
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