Western Washington blanks Anderson 3 0 in NAIA opener
Western Washington State defeated Anderson College of Indiana 3 to 0 in the NAIA World Series opening game. Jon Skov earned the win for Western, who scored all three runs in the bottom of the fourth. Anderson’s pitcher Lehns took the loss after eight straight wins.
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Industrial Golf Winners Listed
Middletown area results from last week's nine hole ABCD pro‑amateur best ball tourney at Valley View Golf Course near Middletown were announced by Alan Langford. Winners include team 1 R Reedy J Bolsapple D Davis P Heurer with 36, team 2 E Grove T Wilson F Rice B Lewis with 38, and a three way tie at 39 among G Cummings C Davis B Lewis and B Wilkinson J Fadely P Watkins R Teter. Reservations are listed for next Thursday and subsequent Tee times and participant lists are provided.
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Back Swing: Tips From Carter and Ladewig
A bowling tips feature discusses controlled backswing to gain power for strikes. It warns against overswung loops yet notes some backswing is essential, emphasizing firm wrists and proper timing. The booklet Planning Timing and Correcting Your Delivery offers 34 ways to improve scores, available from Don Carter and Marion Ladewig.
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Chicago
Skowron homers power White Sox past Red Sox 7-3
Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 7-3 as Bill Skowron hit two solo homers and John Buzhardt won his ninth against Boston. Tony Conigliaro drove in no runs despite his 11th homer for Boston. Umpire Al Salerno and Gary Geiger were injured during the game.
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Aaron Battles Behind Coleman For NL Hit Lead
Aaron climbs toward the National League batting crown as Gordy Coleman holds the pace at the top. Frank Bolling and Willie Mays rally in a tight race while Joe Torre struggles, and cooling performances shift standings. In the American League Willie Horton and Vic Davalilo trade spots, Dick McAuliffe holds third, and Jimmie Hall surges to fourth with a .335 average. Frank Howard and Bob Allison reach eighth and tenth respectively as leaders chase power and runs batted in.
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Jimmie Hall
Hall
Washington
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Bob Allison
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Mantilla
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Yorktown Tigers extend WRC lead with 6 0 win over Markleville
Yorktown Tigers improved to 3-0 in White River Conference play after routing Markleville 6 to 0. St. Marys edged Mt. Vernon 3-2 and Lapel beat Summitville 3-0 as Highland remains 2-0 in league standings.
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Olympia Gear Tips For Wading Stocking Foot Waders
Sportmans Brittons Bear Digest details wading gear tips for Olympia anglers. It explains fitting over wool socks, wearing wool socks inside shoes, choosing shoe sizes larger than waders, and preference for stocking foot waders whether hip or chest high with dryable, turnable sides for comfort during long walks.
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Ray Bird leads Eagles to 9 to 0 win in softb all game
Ray Bird fanned 20 over seven innings as the Eagles shut out Music 9 to 0 at Shadvciden Park. Panthers beat Lynch 12 to 3 and Emge's 4 to 1 with Davis belting two homers. Givens also homered for the Panthers as Bird allowed only one hit and a final out that ended the game.
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Ambiguous Baseball Scores Across Cities and Leagues
A garbled OCR list shows multiple baseball matchups and standings with team abbreviations and city names. Entries include Chicago, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, New York, Houston, Cincinnati, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, and others, with varied win loss records and at least one AL and NL reference. The text mixes player names, team nicknames, and partial game results, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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Niemeier Leaves Purdue Basketball Team Amid Scholastic Ineligibility
Purdue announces the dismissal of 6- foot 9 sophomore Tom Niemeier who was likely to be a future key player. Publicist Karl Klages confirms Niemeier is scholastically ineligible and has left campus, noting he does not figure in the basketball plans. Niemeier played 24 games last season, averaging seven points and a team best 54 percent field goal shooting.
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Faces Portland In Next Series
iVan Winkle and Adair clash as Garrett leads 7Up in a 6th inning surge. Today's schedule includes jMart versus Eagles at 6 30 pm and Local 352 against Coca Cola. Green Bay Packers sign contracts. Tacoma and Portland visit Indianapolis in a four game series at Victory Field.
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Howard Humes Signs Grant In Aid To Western Kentucky
Howard Humes nicknamed Buggsy signed a grant in aid with Western Kentucky State College. The Madison Indiana star, who averaged 28 points per game for his high school team last season, will enroll in September and be eligible to play for the Indiana All-Stars against Kentucky players this month.
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Silver Creek Star Eric Gilger Accepts Florida Univ Scholarship
Jeffersonville Indiana report states Silver Creek High School star Eric Gilger, a 6-3 forward guard, accepted a full athletic scholarship to Jacksonville University in Florida. He scored 52 points in his season finale against Paoli.
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Berra Likely Becomes Mets First Base Coach
Ex Yankee manager Yogi Berra is expected to join the New York Mets as a first base coach for the upcoming season. Mets manager Casey Stengel says adding Berra requires firing a younger or less experienced player to avoid roster overcrowding.
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