Locals Seek 4th Straight CIBL Victory
Andersons Cedar Lounge baseball club leads the Eastern division of the Central Indiana Baseball League and hosts the Richmond Hawks in Memorial Park Saturday night at 8 15. Manager Weatherly reports a solid pitching staff as he prepares for the top rival.
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Bob Heady
Cedar Lounge
Richmond
Memorial Field
Heady
Lafayette
Herald
Andersons Cedar Lounge
Central Indiana Baseball League
Richmond Hawks
Memorial Park
Madison Avenue
Ike Weatherly
Don Roudenbush
Bob Adcock
Phil Roby
Tom Linvilless
D. Smith
Luscius Teague
John Teague
Don Thurston
Frank Harrington
Ron Pickett
Jim Sutton
John Gross
Gene Hubble
John Wilkerson
Dallas Curtis
Jerry Bragg
Dale Gross
Anderson
Newcastle
Frankfort
Anderson College
Bob
RBI
Adcock
Big John Oelkers Voices Concern Over Russia Meet Absences
Tulane coach Big John Oelkers says he is disturbed by reports that U S stars may skip the Stanford Russian meet this July. Sprinter Frank Budd hurdler Hayes Jones and miler Cyrol Burleson weigh decisions amid AAU plans and touring trips. Oelkers worries about jeopardizing the strongest U S lineup for a high profile dual meet.
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Walnut
Calif
UPI
John Oelkers
Tulane
U.S
Russia
Sanford
Spiner Frank Budd
Hurdier Hayes Jones
Miler Cyrol Burleson
United States
Oelkers
Jones
Michigan
Burleson
Budd
Stanford
Indians Win 6-2 as Pitching Stymies Washington
Cleveland tops Washington 6 to 2 behind strong pitching and timely hits. Hitting totals show Cleveland players Doyle Francona and Brinkman contributing in key at bats while Washington struggles to back up their pitchers.
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Wash
Abricbi Cleve
Abricb
Piersall
Cline
Cottier
Luplow
Johnan
Freenath
Hinton
Erkind
Bright
Romano
Reiver
Held
King Rt
Phillips
Brakma Ss
Kindall
Daniels
Donovan
Bouldin
Hannan
Hicks
Katyna
Washington
Cleveland
Francona
Brinkman
Franceona
Daniel
Jae See
Kutyna
Flaherty
Runge
Carrigan
Huriey
Nie Peiness
Figure tight At Sun Valley Speedway Thrills 6000+ Fans
Anderson Indiana crowds pack Sun Valley Speedway for a weekly figure 8 program. Women drivers debut in Powder Puff Derby while two main figure 8 features return and a heat race ends in a dead heat. More than 100 cars qualified, about 110 expected for Saturday. George King posts a 47 10 coaching mark at West Virginia University.
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Anderson, Ind
Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Sun Valley
Fast Anderson Track
West Virginia University
George King
Erskine Eagles bomb McCarrolls in Little League clash
Erskine Eagles defeated McCarrolls 23 to 4 while Pepsi overwhelmed McCarrolls 22 to 6 and Firemen beat Coca Cola 13 to 8 in Erskine Little League action. Other results include DA's Men over Serioma 21 to 2 and Local 1944 past Township Exchange 6 to 2.
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Erskine Eagles
McCarroll
Pepsi
Coca- Cola
Erskine
Eagles
Rector
McCoy
Ashburn
Hosier
Kingery
Cleveland
Bledsoe
Grand
James G
Williams
Gary Graham
Firemen
Coca-Cola
James
William
Wilhite
Barnard G. Evans
L. Shephard
Kumkoski
Voss
Sertoma
Hoosier Market
Township Exchange
Da's
Serioma
Sorg
Steele
Hopkins
Gillispie
Hr—Graddy
Davenport
Freestone
Mathews
Shafer
Mayer
Hr—Brown
Critchlow
Sparks
York
Wests
Moody
Hexamer
Paul Moody Hurts No Hit No Run Game In Babe Ruth Action
Two blind Nebraska wrestlers Jim Faimon and Dan Hoover, both Nebraska School for the Blind graduates, are highlighted as part of a feature on resilience in athletics under coach Bob Mancuso. A separate note mentions Yankees third baseman Clete Boyer leading in sacrifice flies with eight. Bowling price noted as 30c at Rains.
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Paul Moody
Babe Ruth
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jim Faimon
Lawrence
Dan Hoover
Crawford
Nebraska School For the Blind
Nebraska City
Athletians
Bob Mancuso
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Mace
H Decker
York
Babe Ruth Doyie
Foohey
Deck Morfan
Isiuer
Thompson
Chesterfield
Moody
Hovermale
Ches- Decker
Sterfield
Vanderbur
Carter
Campbell
Smoth- Watson
Bush
Marsh McCay
Snowden
Lewis
Grubbs
Lynch
Edwards
Hoosier
Hoo- York
Ab A
Darlington
Ster
Logan
Pee
Coca
AB R Oh
Madison Concession
Delbornee
Collins Cunningham
Ifiar
Ei Karp
Marsh Fredricks
Simmons
Hubble
Mathewman
Cornwell
Harvey
Pee Pecke
Sloane McCu
Vermillion
Pitts
Carpenter
Hirieyena
Chesterfield Maines
Becker
Tucker
Raymere
R ‘Bourke
Pecker
Hershberser
McCullough
Chittick
iUtley
Ron Jones
Delph
Butsler
iLynch
W—Raymore
L—T. Morgan
RH Kirk
G.delph
T Morgan
Barnett
P O ‘Williams
O ‘Hubble
S. Delph Tiey
Jones
AB de Carter
Cortrecht
Veal
Nelson
Imel
Hae
Sheni
Julius
Vanderburg
Musial Sets New Total Bases Mark In Record Night
Stan Musial rewrote the record book by breaking the total bases mark in a standout performance. The Cardinals star led with key hits and drove in runs as his team faced tough competition, while other games featured Mets over Colts 2-0 and Red Sox defeating the Orioles 2-1 in extra innings.
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Stan Musial
Wets Blank Colts
NEW York
UPI
al Jackson
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Philadelphia
UPD
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Eheader
Phila
St Louis
Taylor
Flood of Causen
Javier
Gonzalz Et
White
Musial If
Sievers Ib
Covesta If
Smith If
Demetr
S. White
Whitfield
Sawatski
Maxvill
Jackson
McDaniel
Brown
Green
Hamiltn
d-Savage
Hoosier Five Eye Two-Game Sweep In All Star Clash
Indiana and Kentucky prepare for the Hoosier home half showdown at Butler Field House. Indiana stars Jim Ligon and Larry Humes anchor the lineup as they seek a two game series win over Kentucky and a stronger defense plan against Larry Conley. Kentucky counters with Conley and Hunter, Gibson, Cosby and Long as Stillman battles a knee injury.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier
Hoosiers
Jim Ligon
Kokomo
Madison
Larry Humes
Humes
Indiana
Louisville
Ligon
Kentucky
Larry Conley
Ashland
Blue Grass Boys
Angus Nicoson
Butler Fieldhouse
Terry Dischinger
Terre Haute
Garfield
Edgar Searcy
Gary Grieger
Evansville
Bosse
Tom Kron
Tell City
Bob Miles
East Chicago
Washington
Sorenson Downs Hull To Clinch Women’s Golf Tour Win
Carol Sorenson defeated Julie Hull 7-6 in the match to advance to the final rounds. Sorenson, ranked No. 3 qualifier and ASU freshman, shot 5 under par over 12 holes and secured victory on the 12th hole after opening with 3 under par on the first nine. Hull had reached the semifinals by beating June Robinson the prior day.
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Miss Sorenson
Arizona State
Julie
June Robinson
Rains Gardens Wins Powder Puff Tourney at Olympia
Rain's Bowling Gardens led by captain Wanda Hodson won the Olympia Powder Puff Tournament on the Olympia lanes with 3010 points. Lapel Bowling Center was second at 2925. C. Schwaner Jewelers Hartford City took third. Dandy Sports Center Richmond fourth. Greenlee's Pro Shop fifth.
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Rains Gardens
Rain’s
Wanda Hodson
Olympia
Lapel Bowling Center
C. Schwaner Jewelers
Hartford City
Dandy ‘Sports Center of
Richmond
Greenlee’s Pro Shop
Jewell Captures Indiana Junior Golf Title In 6 and 4 Victory
Jim Jewell, 18, of South Bend, won the Indiana Junior golf championship by defeating Dave Schumaker of Fort Wayne 6 and 4. Jewell secured the crown on his sixth try, despite a shaky start and an 18 under age limit affecting next year’s defense. Schumaker, a 16 year old North Side senior, led briefly but Jewell pulled away with a strong back nine and decisive late holes.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Jim Jewell
South Bend
Dave Schumaker
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Jewell
Schumaker
North Side
Winners Listed In Grandview Golf Tourney
The Grandview Ladies Low Gross and Low Net Invitational Golf tournament, sponsored by No. 1 Beverage, announced winners including Dee Pettigrew for Guest low gross and Georgia Starkman for low net top honors. Other placers included Carol Mitchell, Grace Weaner, Virginia Leiberth, Billie Bunett, Evelyn Egan, Mary Olive Peakock, Mary Smith, Trudy Joyner, Thelma Garrison, Marie Phillips, Mary Canaday, Clara Crozier, Ray Renegar, Virginia Thompson, Freda Abbott, Reona McDaniels, Virginia Spanauth Delewold, and Ramona Gibson.
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Grandview
No. 1 Beverage
Dee Pettigrew
Idlewold
Carol Mitchell
Indiana Lake
Grace Weaner
Elwood
Virginia Leiberth
Indian Lake
Billie Bunett
Evelyn Egan
Mary Olive Peacock
Greenfield
Mary Smith
New Castle
Trudy Joyner
Thelma Garrison
Georgia Starkman
Marie Phillips
Acc
Mary Canaday
Clara Crozier
Ray Renegar
New
Early baseball scores across leagues and cities
National League results include New York 23 over Houston 0 and Philadelphia 3 over Chicago 0 with other tight or incomplete games. American League shows Boston 23 over Baltimore 4 in extra innings and Detroit 7 over New York 5 while Minnesota beats Los Angeles 3 2. several games in progress or postponed. American Association reports Louisville 3 to Indianapolis 9 with Omaha and Denver also on the slate.
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Los Angeles
Ah Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
St Louie
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Covelane
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Rmeescars
Cleveland
Major League Baseball Schedule Fragments Included
A set of MLB matchups lists teams and pitchers with incomplete rosters and scores. Matchups span from Houston to Dallas Fort Worth with mentions of players Johnson Hook Gib son Cardwell McLish Grba Kaat Rakow Pizzaro Stenhouse Grant Cisco Brown Tur ley Regan Foytack and venues including New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Baltimore Los Angeles Montreal Indianapolis Denver Louisville Oklahoma City Omaha and more.
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Chicago
Cardwell
Pittsburgh
Priend
Milwaukee
Shaw
San Francisco
McCormick
Cincinnati
Jay
Los Angeles
Dovedale
Grba
Baltimore
Brown
New York
iTerry
Turley
Detroit
Regan
Foytack
American Association
Indianapolis
Denver
Louisville
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Omaha
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Peggy Mullen
Wildwood
N. J
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Paul O'Mahony
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Delkers
AAU
Poland
Indians
Meadowbrook
Shady Side
Dickie Bolt
Goehring Gulf
Davis
Eads
MckKinley
McDonald's
Cross Street
Robbins
Caplinger
Feisler
Bolt
Donaldson
Joy
White River Police
Associated Loan
Dearing
Horton Builders
Police Pals
Art's Pizza
Mustin
Lathrope
Russell and
Reveal
Hr—Jones
Police
M-M Pony Merchants
Oilers
Fisher and
Harper
Huston
Saunders
Furnish
Boyd
Dietzen's
Coca Cola
Maranda
Donohue
Stange
Meranda
Wagner
Rice
Paparetta
Kinnamon
Soar
BOSOX
Billy
Gardner
Hoyt Wilhelm
Boston Red Sox
Ike Delock
Baltimore Orioles
Landrith
Robinson
Adair
Hardy
Tempie
Gentile
Rannels
Bressead
Pappas
Bresaant
Brandt
Lobboston
Wilhelm
U—Chylak
Stewart
Salerno
Stevens
TWINS
Keppe
Batley
Thomas Z
Rodwers PO
Hr—Moran
Oreea
Lowis
Delrymple
Fireen
Sewatski
Landes
Steiner
Bogsess
Abrhbi
Lillis
Ashbrn
Neal
Mejias
Matifia
Larker
Woodig
Licking
Hudges
Chraipr
Sono Farrel
Chacon
Browne
Spagir Jdackaon
Farrell
Kana Browne
Hn GH
Aspromonte
Amaltitano
U — Barlick
Vargo
Boston Abrh Bi Ralt Ab
Bi Gariar
Temple
Geiger Cf
Snyder Rf
Usiinski If
Bronsn
Matzne
Runnels
Gentile Ib
Tilman
Brandt Cf
Hardy Rf
Powell
Bressd Sp
Delock
c-Herzog
Lancrith
Hansen
Si. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
D Lee
Losabrh Bi Minnabrh
Pearson
Moran
Rollins
Thomas Ib
Tuttle
Rodgers
Allison
Torres
Baie
Wathen
Allen
b-Burgs
Koppe
c-Averill
a-Marchr
Leep Stange
By Walt Ditzen
Hoosier Five
Carol Sorenson
Julie Hull
Julie Hu
Sorenson
Plaza Room
Edgewood Shopping Center
Matthew Cash
West 8Th St
Indianapais
Lewisville
Vailas
Ft. Worth
Johnson
Hook
Washburn
Gibson
McLish
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