Mets Snap 17 Game Jinx With 4-3 Win Over Cubs
New York Mets end a 17 game losing streak by edging the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in the first game of a doubleheader with an unearned ninth inning score. In the nightcap the Cubs win 4 2 after Ben Santos delivers a two run single. The second game was halted in the eighth due to darkness. Rookie Ca Koonce started for the Cubs, leaving after seven innings.
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Raymore Cracks 3 BR Homers in Softball Contest
Raymore slugger Pete Raymore drove in four runs as his team exploded for three homers and built a commanding lead. Raymore's strong hitting backed by solid pitching helped secure a 15 to 7 victory over Delco-Renty in the South Nance league opener.
Yanks Edged by Estrada Then Beat Orioles on Wilhelm
The New York Yankees barely shaded Chuck Estrada through seven innings before rallying for a run against Baltimore. Whitey Ford left with a shoulder twinge as Jim Coates took over. Ford earned his fifth win of the year.
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Colavito Key Play Lifts Tigers In Doubleheader Split
Detroit Tigers rally with a 10th inning sacrifice by Rocky Colavito to beat the Washington Senators 7-6 in the opener of a Friday night doubleheader. Colavito drove in three runs, including the decisive tally, as Detroit overturns an early deficit.
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Anderson makes his first ace in 33 years of play
At Vib par 3 15th Byrum asks Anderson for an ace and Paul responds with a two iron that lands in the cup. The shot marks Anderson’s first ace after 33 years, his second since starting the sport three decades ago, as Byrum and Morrison post rounds.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results show Chicago 3 tie 3 in a doubleheader and Cincinnati 8 to 3. San Francisco and Cleveland matchups noted while New York and Detroit posted small wins. American Association games include Oklahoma postponements. International League and other circuits list multiple matchups with pitchers and venues.
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Anderson College honors versatile athlete Nat Johnson
Nat Johnson, Anderson College's most versatile athlete, received the Outstanding Senior Award. A star in track and football, Johnson holds three MVP awards and set a school broad jump record of 23 feet 54 inches in 1959.
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Central Indiana Baseball League Opens With Busy Weekend
The CIBL starts its season with eight teams and a full weekend schedule. Kokomo leads the Western Division after last week, while New Castle, Richmond, Muncie, Logansport, Lafayette, Frankfort, and Anderson fuse into a two-game-per-weekend slate.
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Lynch And Galbraith's Win Games In Commercial League
Lynch beats Guide Lamp 9 to 5 behind Bird's five hit pitching and Starr's two run homer. Galbraith's defeats Frisch's 2 to 1 with Layton and Parks combining for a five hitter. City softball tournament opens next Monday with Markleville vs Guide Lamp at 6 30, Mounds vs Emge's at 7 30, and Lynch vs North Anderson B at 8 30.
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Edgewood prize winners listed in local golf tourney
National Meeks led the Eagles to top prizes in the Edgewood 18 hole tourney sponsored by CIO 62. Winners included Ellsworth and Hayden with I Faylor G Young and Connolly among top placers. HRs credited to Steve Hayden Mike Martin Jr Woodiel Erskine. daily games featured Carrolls Coca Cola matchups and a Bankers Handicap event with merchandise prizes.
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Shadyside McDonald's 2 Joona0-24 Goehring's Gulf 200
Today’s games list matches for three events at 3 pm. Market plays Local 777 at 3 39 p.m. Pharmacy takes on Local 463 in a regional schedule note.
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