Corrales Launches Five-Run Third in Phillies Win
Rookie Pat Corrales hit his first major league home run igniting a five-run third as Philadelphia defeated the Milwaukee Braves 6 to 2. Jim Bunning earned his sixth win, striking out 10 despite nine hits and early trouble. Amaro walked to start the rally in a game featuring singles by Bunning Taylor Rojas and Richie.
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Valley View Ladies Golf Results and Misc Sports Notes
The Valley View Ladies Golf League in Middletown reports results from league play with 12 members present. Highlights include Low putt Mary Graves Best poker hand Marcella Hoppes Low gross Esta Combs Low net Mildred Manis and last week's finals winners Midge Emsweller Kitty Lamb and Jane Juday with Mora Lee and Esta Combs among scorers in a long, mixed set of athletic notes including baseball box scores and standings.
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Hockett Drops Legion Opener
Harness racer Hockett opens the Legion meet with pony races at Athletic Park on Saturday July 10. The event features pony racing, a Coca Cola sponsored giveaway, and a large turnout with 160 ponies entered on closing day.
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Evans Leads Three Strokes In District Golf
Wally Armstrong and Lee Evans led the district golf tour in Indianapolis after the third round with Evans shooting 74 and Armstrong 76. Tied at 223 were Steve May, Dale Durnil, and Jack...
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Reds Renegotiate Maloney's Contract
Cincinnati Reds tear up Maloney's old deal and issue a new one giving the right handed pitcher a 1000 raise. Stengel and several players referenced in the wild report. Golf results from Pendleton Jubilee and Pinehurst Tournament noted with multiple ties and a hole in one.
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Bleacher Steel Rises At Memorial Field
A crew of 40 to 45 volunteers from the American Division of Anderson Babe Ruth Inc and local departments erect the steel framework for temporary bleachers along Memorial Field. AHS athletic director Charlie Cummings and Vice-president Larry Whitehead lead the effort with more teams joining from the Olympic and National divisions to place supports along the first and third base sides.
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Hoosier Market Wins In Tight Babe Ruth Clash
Hoosier Market corners a 7 6 victory over Mace s in Crawford Field action last night. Mace s sluggered a six run homer in the sixth to tie before Hoosier pushed across the winning run in the bottom of the seventh. Linescore shows Mace s four runs and Hoosier seven runs with Lawler Ausbin White head and Douglas for MWR Smith Mace s Bh 4 or.
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East Side Ousts Methodists From Loop Leadership
East Side defeated Park Place Methodist 11 to 9 at Shadyside Stadium in Sunday School men’s league softball. R Harding drove in seven runs with a bases loaded double as East Side exploded for a seven run fourth inning. Bates Williams Diehl connected homers for East Side while Park Place answered with homers from Whitehead Kardatzke and Burris Bethel edged North Anderson 5 to 4 as Burris homered and Humphrey scored on a hit.
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