Anderson Templetons Boom To Top Of CIBL With 2 Straight Wins
Andersons Templeton Music team leads the Central Indiana Baseball League after an opening weekend two wins. They beat New Castle 8 to 1 and edged Muncie 4 to 3 in ten innings at Memorial Park. Jonn Teague homered 200 feet to right, and Teague and Woods each had four hits across the two games. The club faces Marion Friday at Memorial Park and then travels to Richmond for a doubleheader.
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Sievers and Smith Power Chisox Past Orioles in Slugfest
Roy Sievers and Al Smith propelled the Chicago White Sox to a 9-8 win over the Baltimore Orioles in a 25 hit affair. Sievers homered twice and doubled with three RBIs, while Smith added a homer and two singles for two RBIs. Sievers also drove in three runs in the second game of the Sunday doubleheader.
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Liston Slugs W Miley Pluss Wage One Wou Sped Off
The report describes a chase and shooting incident involving Liston and Miley Pluss, with a half mile pursuit and a warning shot as Cooper attempted to flee. Charges include conspiracy and a night headlight suppression of Liston’s automobile during the chase. Katz says Liston’s actions were not harmful and calls it a lark. Warburton chased, with Parker defending boxing career context.
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Foss, AFL Owners Meet in Buffalo
Joe Foss and AFL owners will hold an executive committee meeting in Buffalo June 22-23 tied to the first All-America Grad Bowl at the stadium. Ralph C. Wilson Jr. will host the AFL brass during the two-day event amid the bowl games and Buffalo Bills ties.
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Anderson Topples Muncie In Tennis
Early notes on the U S Open at Oakland Hills describe players aiming for accuracy over power as 6 907 yard course tests drivers and putters. Contenders include Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Mike Souchak Gary Player Sam Snead and Gene Littler among others shaping a map of favored styles.
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Posada's 2 Run Homer In 10th Lifts A's Over Indians
Leo Posada delivered a two run homer in the 10th inning off Cleveland reliever Frank Funk to lift the Kansas City Athletics to a 7 5 win over the league leading Indians. The Indians had led twice in the seventh and ninth, but the Athletics rallied behind Posada to seal the victory.
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Hightower Leaves Pitt Rens Came Due To Eligibility Fuss
Werne Hightower departs Pitt after an eligibility dispute. The article notes confusion at WASAXESBURG Pennsylvania and mentions KU recruitment, with coach Neil and a large contingent of players affected.
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Saxon Extradited On New York Burglary Charge
Power world welterweight Johnny Saxon was extradited to New York to face burglary charges alleging he netted 5.20 in cash a fur cape and a pack of cigarettes. He previously attempted suicide in an Atlantic City jail cell while held on a burglary charge and was living broke with $16,000 in taxes owed.
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Kuenn Praises Piersall as Improved Hitter
San Francisco reports that Harvey Kuenn says Jim Piersall has improved as a hitter since leaving Boston. Kuenn notes Piersall began pulling the ball less and focusing more toward left and right fields, and he believes the outfielder could have a strong season if he avoids overthinking pulls.
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Piersall was traded to the Indians in 1958 after six Sox seasons. He now bats over .360 aiming at the AL title while Kuenn, hitting .250, hints he could help the Giants more if aligned with Alvin Dark. The Yankees shut out LA as three runs cross late.
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Yankees win late rally to grab second place lead
New York gains sole possession of second place as Tony Kubek starts a seventh inning rally and Kuenn provides steady hits in a 4-2 win. Ted Bowsfield limits the opposition, contributing to a five game home streak and a narrow margin over the rival club.
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Calabria Whips Alex Legion 6-2 in baseball showdown
Safford pitched his third complete game as the Yankees blanked the Mets 6-2. He allowed just two walks and fanned seven, with the offense delivering early and late support in a rugged interleague clash.
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