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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

11

Four-team MH semi state field brings unusual matchup

Belmont Gar ret Marion Logansport head to Memorial Field for Madison Heights semi state with no repeaters, two NCC rivals Bellmont and Garrett opening the first game at 1 pm. The field lacks local favorites and features young, largely unproven rosters with wide open odds.

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Schofield HR Helas St Louis 3 1 Over Rival

A late homer by Schofield and a two run double by Brock gave St Louis a 3 1 lead in 12 innings as Helas hit his first homer of the season off Atlanta reliever Niekra. Carlton homered for St Louis in the third, Alou scored for Atlanta in the sixth, and Torre added a late single.

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Pepsi-Cola Supreme Win CM Contests in Baseball

Pepsi-Cola Ravage and Phillipa toppled Guide Lamp by a 3 to 0 shutout at Memorial Field as Supreme Tool edged past General Contractors 6 to 5 in Wednesday night's Cone Mack boys baseball games.

Ravage Phillipa Pepsi- Cola Guide Lamp Tod Supreme Tool General Contractors Memorial Field

Kinser wins Sun Valley Super Sprints feature in tight finish

Bloomington racer Bob Kinser led from the lath lap to win the Sun Valley Super Sprints feature on Wednesday night with Don Nordhorn close behind in second. Gena Baxter of Indianapolis finished third, Joe Percy of Perkinsville fourth, and Burch Wilkerson of Columbus fifth. Dick Gaines of Mitchell sustained a minor injury after contact on the first lap.

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Cubs Rally Spoils Kloninger Debut in Cincinnati

Chicago Cubs defeat Cincinnati Reds 5-4 as Ron Santo and Ernie Banks homer. Kloninger, traded from Atlanta, starts and goes three innings before a pinch hit, suffering his fourth loss in five decisions. Santo drives in the lead with a third homer as Cubs trash the Reds in a tense NCF.

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Daleville Beats Golden Bears In CWS Action

North Carolina State knocked Texas out with an 85 third- inning win in Omaha. Dennis Punch and Gary Yount delivered a two- RBI double and a run single in the eighth. The Longhorns scored all their runs in the eighth as Gene's Réot Beer and Central Tire fueled an 8-1 victory for Daleville. The Wolfpack surged with 12 hits, while defense produced five double plays. Further notes cover Hoosier Market beating a summer foe 13-6, and a mixed slate of local league games at Ferguson Field and Shadyside diamond with Coca Cola and other teams showing varied results.

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One Finalist Left In IHSAA Sweet Sixteen

United Press International reports sixteen teams remain in the Indiana high school baseball championship, with Jasper Wildcats viewed as underdogs but advancing to a semifinal against Clarksville and a potential final against Evansville Memorial or North Central. Jasper upset Vincennes and topped other contenders as regional favorites faded.

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125 Hoosier All-Stars At Cooper's Over Weekend

A field of 125 keglers from central eastern and southern Indiana will compete at Cooper's Sports Bowl southeast of the city at the intersection of State Roads 109 and 67. Floyd Dickson is the defending champion, with a lineup including Wolfe Greenlee Darrell Jones Jim Hackous Carl Flatt Tom Smith Mike Kurty and Bill Robbins. The event runs Saturday noon to late night with the field cut to 24, then 8 for the final round on Sunday. Other entries include Red Leap Bose Oswall Danny Johnson and Dick Satim.

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