NHL tightens stalling rules for bench time
Montreal report says the NHL rules committee made minor changes to curb stalling, introducing a bench penalty for players who linger off the ice after stoppages. The move is part of the circuit's summer meeting ahead of Wednesday's intra-league draft.
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Grandview Sets Round One for Partner Best-Ball Tourney
Kansas City AP report details Grandview Men's Golf Club announcing first round pairings for the Davis Dairy sponsored Partner Ship Best Ball Tournament. Qualifying concluded June 1 with teams listed. players urged to contact opponents and begin matches this week.
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P. Lewis
K. Stacey
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D. Overlin
E. Dennis
P. Sullivan
S. Super
Hockett Heights Top Lebanon In Opening Game
Hockett Heights defeated Lebanon 7 to 4 in the opening game at Memorial Field. Cooper led the winners with three hits while Hensley Albea and Summer Stockett Heights contributed. The team, coached by Earlywine and Archey, will play Frankfort at Memorial Field on Wednesday night.
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Frankfort
Memorial Field
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Six clubs open 1963 Central Indiana Baseball League season
The Central Indiana Baseball League begins play with six of eight clubs on Friday June 7 and Andersons Frischs Cedar Lounge meeting Saturday May 2 at Memorial Field. Secretary treasurer Harry Bradway Lafayette announced a 160 game schedule. Cedar Lounge aimed to improve on runner up finish to Columbians in 1962. Frischs fielding manager Jin Cook plus ex stars from Lapel and Anderson are noted among players and home game nights.
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Frisch
Cedar Lounge
the Weatherly Jr
Hedians
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Cook
Sven
Lapel
Jim Powers
Anderson
Marvin Bowe
Major League Standings Briefed With Yesterday’s Results
Major League standings show Syracuse at 7-10 and Arkansas at 3-5 in second inning status. Columbus played Richmond, halted by rain with no final score reported. National League notes include a shortened recap of yesterday’s results and an Ohio region mention.
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Cossack Hurler Blanks Yorktown in Summer Opener
Middletown pitcher Mike Fox blanked Yorktown's Tigers on three hits as the Cossacks won 4 to 0 to open summer play in the White River Conference. Dan Pendleton and A Smith paced the attack with timely hits, and Yorktown managed little against Fox.
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Idletown
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Reed
Guide Lamp And Galbraith's Win In Softball Clash
Guide Lamp and Galbraith's won 3 to 0 over Local 9144 at Shadyside Park. Bailey hit a fifth inning homer with a man on. Tonight's Sunday School men's schedule features Markleville versus North Anderson B's and other matchups.
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Finsterwald Caddie Helps In Speedway Festival Win
INDIANAPOLIS AP Dom Finsterwald credited caddie Tom Vinson with a big assist in the Tequesta Fla golfer's 510 000 victory at the Speedway Festival Golf tournament. Vinson, 28, caddied for Finsterwald last year as his club carrier and this year gave precise yardage from landmarks around the course. Vinson belongs to Speedway club with a handicap of 8 to 10.
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