All Teams Day at Crawford Field and South BBI Diamonds
Anderson Babe Ruth Inc announces All Teams Day with 18 teams in nine games at Crawford Field and South BBI diamonds. Action starts around a.m. and ends about 9 30 p.m. as 70 adults and 270 players showcase talent ahead of August World Series at Memorial Field.
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South Bbi Diamonds
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Memorial Field
Alex Skateland Hosts State Meet in Indiana Championship
The Alexandria Skateland rink hosts the Indiana State Amateur Roller Skating Championships with about 1,000 skaters. 13 candidates from Skateland Chile contend for queen honors while area skaters compete in numerous events led by N Bodenwaier J Smith K Simnita R Moorman M Mezalam BR Mesalam G Smith R Henson M Pierce K Elliott J Merida P Wenders J Mercer R L Sparks M Bindhammer J Ellett S Smith and others.
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R. Moorman
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R. Henson
M. Pierce
Aaron Takes Second Round Lead in Cleveland Open
Tommy Aaron shot four under par to seize a two stroke lead at the Cleveland Open held at Highland Park Municipal Golf Course. Aaron, 22, posted 34 33 for a 36 hole total of 135 while rivals include defending champion Tony Lema and Gordon Jones.
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Bert Weaver
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Miss
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Florence
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Billy Casper
Mason Rudolph
Julius Boros
Larry Mowry
Don Stickney
Coleman’s Ninth Inning HR Lifts Reds Over Cubs
Gordie Coleman delivered a two run homer in the ninth and added a first inning double as Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago Cubs 4 to 3. Pinson singled to set up the key blast, lifting NL batting leader Coleman to a .364 average after four trips.
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Warren Legion Opens With 9-2 Win In Invitational
Welker Heights pitcher Paull Moody struck out 12 while Bob Cellier homered in the first inning as Warren defeats Ligonier 9 to 2 in opening action of the Warren Invitational Legion tournament. The local team plays again tonight at 6 p.m. against the winner of Indianapolis Post 4 Warren.
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Betters Cubs, Ellis holds no-hit bid in five innings
Sammy Ellis limits the Cubs over five innings while Jozy Betters powers a 7-2 win with four hits, driving Local 1944-10. The matchup features a mix of early offense and strong pitching as teams chase key league standings.
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Babe Ruth Games Shine in City Leagues Doubleheader Night
Mace's edged Chesterfield Lumber 4 to 3 and Emee's beat Delco Remy 5 to 2 at South diamond as Local 62 defeated Guide Lamp 6 to 4 and Marsh topped Pitcock Construction 5 to 1 at Crawford Field. Herbig drove in two with a seventh inning double for Mace's while Burns fanned 17 in Emge's win over Delco Remy. Ferris fanned 10 in Delco Remy clash as Burns and Key led Emge's scoring effort.
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Foyt and Veterans Race Set at Vigo County Fairgrounds
At Terre Haute Indiana the Vigo County Fairgrounds opens its season with a sprint racing program featuring national driving champion A J Foyt and a field of Indianapolis 500 veterans. Don Branson Mario Andretti Roger McCluskey Johnny Rutherford and others expected to run. Registration for those not yet registered opens Saturday morning June 12 at Meadowbrook concession. Adults may register minors with a parent or guardian. Arch ie Moreillon and C Perkins are minor league coordinators.
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al Miller
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