Urban League Keeps Win Streak With 10-9 Victory
Urban League over Anderson Sporting Goods 10 to 9 in seven innings at Memorial Park. Key third inning produced seven runs for the winners led by Harrington Coles Teague Adams. Pugh earned win with solid relief. Anderson scored three in the seventh and left tying run on third as the game ended early by mutual agreement.
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Anderson
Memorial Park
Anderson Sporting Goods
Anderson Falstaffs
Frank Harrington
Jim Coles
John Teague
Jim’ Adams
Andi
Pugh
AABA
Markleville
Meadow Gold Dairy
Smith Hurls Oilers Victory Over Peru
Wally Smith limited the Peru Specials to three hits while striking out 10 as Middletown Oilers won 3 to 1 in Central Indiana Baseball League action Friday night. Muggs and Shaw added eight strikeouts for Middletown. Next, Middletown hosts Dunkirk Saturday and Lafayette Sunday at the Oilers’ lot.
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Wally Smith
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Peru Specials
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Shaw
Dunkirk Y
Lafayette
Columbians
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings list teams: Ww St Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Chicago New York Cleveland Detroit Boston Baltimore Kansas City Washington. Yesterday results include New York 12 Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 2 Brooklyn, and American League games Washington 6 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 6 Detroit 5 New York Chicago 2 Boston 4 Kansas City 3. Today’s probable pitchers list matchups such as New York at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
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Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
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Lemon
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Pascual
Nixon
American Associatic
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Denver
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Omaha
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Wichils
Draft-Baseball reform would open minors to unrestricted draft
Ford Frick urges government to keep hands off baseball and backs four year minor league stay with unrestricted draft by 16 major teams. He seeks draft price adjustments to shield minor clubs and expects league support at December meeting. George Mikan named Lakers coach replacing John Kundla who becomes GM after a decade. Tri County and Delaware County league standings listed with several games noted. Auxiliary Police announce 2 game softball schedule for June 24 at the Auxiliary diamond with rain date June 26.
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Frick
Major League Executive Council
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George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
Mikan
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Kundla
Lakers
10Th Street
Towsey Drive
Meadowbrook
Pulaski Park
East Side
P.S
Ralph Ferguson
Giants win in 12th as Rigney causes confusion
Manager Bill Rigney shuffled New York Giants players in the ninth inning to disrupt the Milwaukee Braves sending Willie Mays to center and Bobby Thomson to right. The Giants edged Milwaukee 4 3 in 12 innings. James Balch is noted as a local farmer in Indianapolis.
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Milwaukee
Bill Rigney
New York Giants
Indianapolis
Jane Nel
Thelson
Indianapolis News
Milwaukee Braves
Willie Mays
Centerfield
Mindianapolis
Bobby Thomson
James Balch
Giants
McNulty Shuts Down Hammons in County Amateur Final
Black Label's Carl McNulty tossed seven hitless innings with 15 strikeouts as Delph's Brad Hammons was held to three hits. McNulty walked none and allowed a single run after Keith scored on a hit by pitch. The Labels won 2 to 1 to clinch the title in a game highlighted by strong pitching and late offensive support.
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Metvulty
Keith
Delph
Bradheld Hammons
Awoerson
Lynch
Wood
Alexanthe
Shady- HA
Stephenslees Park
McNulty
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Carr
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Lmrest
Grandview
Elwood
Charlie Cummings
AHL Cage
Snow
Hudson
Smith
Caldwell
North Anderson
Hal Wood
Glassmakers
Hunter
H. Wood
Yankees Trim Sox to Half-Game in AL Lead
New York, June 21 Yankees beat Chicago 4-2 to cut the White Sox AL lead to a half game. Johny Kucks earned his fourth win with Bob Grim tossing three-hit relief. Yogi Berra, Gil McDougald and Bobby Richardson drove in the decisive runs in the fourth inning as Mantle and Slaughter added key hits. Slaughter injured after a triple in the seventh. Chicago left runners on base as Earl Battey and Minnie Minoso contributed RBIs. Three games left in the series.
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New York
Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Johny Kucks
Bob Grim
Kucks
Sox
Bucks
Jim Wilson
Yogi Berra
Gil McDougald
Andy Carey
Berra
Bobby Richardson
Grim
Wilson
Mickey Mautle
Enos Slaughter
Richardson
Slaughter
Mantle
Hossle Guy
Bill Skowron
Skowron
Jim Rivera
Earl Battey
Harry Simpson
Battey
Sherm Lollar
Larry Doby
Jim Landis
Nellie Fox
Earl Torgeson
Minnie Minoso
Rivera
Kentucky and Indiana All Stars clash in Freedom Hall showdown
A Kentucky high school All-Star squad faces Indiana’s best in a bid to end Hoosier dominance. The game at Freedom Hall is the first of two, with the rematch set for June 29 at Butler Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Kentucky seeks a rare series win behind star Billy Ray Lickert and coach Ralph Carlisle while Indiana relies on Herbie Lee and a balanced lineup.
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Louisville
Indiana
Louisville Lions Club
Kentucky Blind
Butler Fieldhouse
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Ralph Carlisle
Lexington Lafayette
Blue Grass
Joe Stark
Dixie
Bobby Jones
Maysville
Charlie Osborn
Flat Gap
Indiana Feil
South Bend Central
Herbie Lee
John Coalman
David Giesler
Jasper
Jesse Blackwell
Southport
Roger Kaiser
Dale
Willis
Ted Luckenbill
Elkhart
Ronnie Horn
Gas City-Mississinewa
Markleville Triumphs Over Fortville In Tri-County Play
Markleville defeated Fortville 9 to 4 in a Tri-County League game behind strong pitching by Fisher. Frankton’s Frankton and Larry Sisson limited Lapel to one hit in a 3 to 0 Frankton win. Elwood heads to Frankton next Monday as 12 teams across the Northern and Southern divisions compete in the league.
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Fisher
Frankton
Larry Condon
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Eeerhie Agi Frankton
Larry Sisson
Syd Feknei Fmies
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Gray
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Lapel
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Condon Sission Tie In Boots Leads Frankton Victory
Frankton wins No 4 in Edgewood Juniors as Condon and Sisson spark a 76 point game. Reading shows Condon contributions with multiple baskets and Sisson adding key scoring to propel Frankton past opponents in a tight match.
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Edgewood
Lawrence Stars For 777 Team In Little League Clash
Lawrence of Local 77 hit a four run homer in the first and pitched two hits with 12 strikeouts guiding Local 777 to an 8 6 win over Moose Lodge in Shadyside Little League. Estes took the loss for Moose Lodge.
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Moose Lodge
Shadyside
Lawrence
Frankie Lawrence
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Hughes
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Carter
Owen
Cincinnati
Gabe Paul
Mickey Owen
Cincinnati Redleg
Springfield
Jackson Will Be Favored Again At Sun Valley
Dick Jackson of Greenfield a hard charging young veteran of stock car racing is among the favorites as Stock Roadsters of Your Racing Association head to Sun Valley Speedway tonight. He has won three hard top features here last summer and the 30 lap stock roadster at Mt Lawn last Sunday though he seeks his first 40 lap Sun Valley win this season. The program includes 7th race of the season with time trials at 7 p.m. CDT and a 10 lap heat at 8 30. Front runners include Briar Johnson Arnold Dunaway Pete Mroz Ellis Herbert Levi Dunaway Wendell Fall Bob Hubble Bob Lowe Gene Atkinson Eddie Stevens Merrill McBride and others.
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Greenfield
Your Racing Association
Sun Valley Speedway
Jackson
Sun Valley
Mt. Lawn
Briar Johnson
Arnold Dunaway
Richmond
Pete Mroz
Anderson
Frank Templeton
Connersville
Morz
Kers
Ellis Herbert
Rushville
Levi Dunaway
Liberty
Wendell Fall
Indianapolis
Bob Hubble
Bob Lowe
Gene Atkinson
Eddie Stevens
New Castle
Merrill McBride
Lewisville
Kohl Named Head Coach at Eastern Illinois State College
Ralph Kohl, 33, former Franklin College head coach and Michigan tackle on a national champion team, was named head football coach at Eastern Illinois State College. Eastern Illinois also hired John B. Hodapp as assistant professor of physical education and director of intramurals. Allyne Hansen set an Ottumwa bowling record with 212 209 and 276 series, averaging 156.
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Franklin College
Indiana
Friday
Eastern Illinois State College
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Eastern
John B. Hodapp
Indiana University Bureau of Servicersand Research
Nebraska State Teachers
Allyne Hansen
Ottumwa, Towa
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