Nationals Crush Olympics 98 To Take 2-0 Lead
Nationals overwhelmed Olympics 98 to seize a 2-0 lead in the city Babe Ruth Playoffs winner’s bracket. Olympic faces Americans today at 5 30 after noon at South Babe Ruth diamond with elimination looming for the loser. Floyd Lawler had a bright night for Olympic with three singles and two RBIs while Dave Sewell earned the win with four RBIs on doubles.
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Grandview Cards Smoker and Seniors Tourney Sunday
Johnson powers Reds with a 5 to 4 clincher as WALTON CHANGES NEW YORK Giants retire and move to scouting. City softball standings and league leaders highlighted. various department leads noted.
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Dodgers send Al Ferrara to Spokane for Pac Coast League assignment
Outfielder Al Ferrara, arrested on a drunken driving charge, is being farmed to Spokane of the Pacific Coast League by the Los Angeles Dodgers. A team spokesman declined to comment on whether the move is punishment, saying only that no conclusions should be drawn. Ferrara plans to plead no contest to the charges.
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Longest Marathon Baseball Game Claim Made by Bas King Ridge Seniors
A Bas king Ridge High School team played a 24 hour 32 minute marathon baseball game in Basking Ridge New Jersey claiming a world record. The 127 inning contest ended 166 to 155 with Scott's Shell and Mulic listed among scorers and Reese hitting a home run.
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Cardinals Braves Altered Play During Milwaukee Game
In Milwaukee the top of the fifth inning saw stalling and speed up tactics as the Cardinals led 5 0. Braves used three pitchers while two Cardinal runners were sent to outs. Frank Bolling committed an intentional error as rain threatened and storm clouds gathered over the ballpark.
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Phillies sign three to farm club assignments
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of three players to their Huron farm club. Rookies include shortstop Jim Grueber from Xavier University, pitcher Dick Troislet from Wisconsin State, and Terry Ricketts, a seven year old right handed batter from Hillsdale.
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