McNulty's 1-Hitter Delivers Black Label Title Defense
Carl McNulty pitched a one hit game and fanned 14 as Black Label defeated Mounds Baptist 1 to 0 to defend the Anderson City Tournament softball crown at Shadyside Diamond. Bill Ogden scored the lone run after a steal and a single by Rube Sparks. Deck allowed six hits and three strikeouts in a tight pitching duel.
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Champion Quizzer Foe Tie Two Games On Twenty One
Elfrida von Nardoff and Robert Leicester remain tied at 10-10 in their fourth Twenty One game with $500 per tie and a possible top prize of about $42,000 next week. Weekend scores include Dick Roberts 70 and Frank Gates 87 among many contestants.
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State Senior Golf At ACC Next Thursday
The Indiana Seniors Golf Association will hold its monthly 18 hole tournament next Thursday at the Anderson Country Club in Indianapolis. About 100 senior golfers 50 and older will compete for low net low gross and banker's handicap prizes in five age divisions. Play will start around 10 a.m. Wives of players will be guests. The annual championship tourney is set for September at the Indianapolis Broadmoor Course. Defending state champion is John McGuire of Indianapolis. Also in the field are top finishers from the Anaconda Wire and Cable 18 hole medal play at the Country Club.
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Braves crush Giants 7-0 as Willey and Crandall pace win
Milwaukee wins 7-0 behind Willey, with seven strikeouts and a strong start by Crandall. Giants fall short as Jablonski and Wagner spark early offense, while Adcock shifts to left and Crandall provides two RBIs. Dodgers were not mentioned. New York and Chicago games noted with mixed results across the league.
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Lawrence Holds Bums To 6 Hits
Cincinnati pitcher Brooks Lawrence limited the Los Angeles Dodgers to six hits as the Redlegs defeated the Dodgers 6 to 1. The Dodgers managed a 6 hit attack but could not overcome Lawrence’s steady start. Adjustments at the plate and solid defense secured Cincinnati’s win.
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Roberts 70 Still Leads In Madison County Invitational
Dick Roberts carded a two under par 70 to lead the first round at Idlewild Country Club in Pendleton as the 1958 Madison County Invitational began. Barry McFadden trails two strokes back after playing par on his home course amid a field that included Oscar Melson Jr and Ron Treesh among others. Sunday results show a flurry of scores with many players posting mid 70s and 80s.
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Hamel Pitches No Hit No Run In Little League
Hamel, of Markleville, pitches a six inning no hit no run victory for his Little League team. The article condemns benchwarmers and stresses participation for all players while noting Hamel’s strong performance and teammates Fuller and King in a cross-town game context.
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Think Caddying is Easy Galardy Believes Otherwise
PITTSBURGH AP Bob Galardy of Oakmont Country Club argues caddies work hard. He carried Norbert White’s score for 126 holes across a 12 hour day from 7 a.m. to 7:20 p.m. White, 32, finished with an average pace and a higher than usual score.
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All-Star Dispute Follows Indiana Victory in Tight 15 14 Game
Madison County fans in Anderson and Elwood criticize limited playing time for Darrel McQuitty and Norman Delph after Indiana All-Stars edged Kentucky 15 to 14 in a two game series opener. They argue All-Star officials should have given the reserves more time while coach Nicoson aimed to win. The note suggests Delph and McQuitty deserve a bigger opportunity in Louisville for the rematch. The piece also mentions the Legion Golf Tournament at Grandview and a roundup of high school athletic awards for 1957-58.
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Cardinals Rally Past Pirates After Five Errors
St Louis used five Pittsburgh errors to seize the lead and beat the Pirates 7 5 in the eighth inning Monday night in St Louis Cardinals win over Pittsburgh.
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Athletics Rally Past Senators 7 2 In Seven-Hit Pitching Show
Murry Dickson limited Washington to seven hits while Bob Cerv Bill Tuttle and Hector Lopez homered as the Kansas City Athletics beat the Senators 7 2 Cerv hit his 39th ballooning his AL leading tie with Jackie Jensen Tuttle's 3rd homer came in the seventh Lopez his fourth in the eighth Zauchin and Sievers each homered for Washington Dickson notching his fifth win as Kemmerer pitched six innings for the Senators The win pushed KC to 4 games above Detroit for second place and evened the season series at 4 4.
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Greaves Extends Winning Streak With 10 Round Victory
Canadian middleweight champion Wilfie Greaves of Edmonton extended his winning streak to six by outpointing Otis Woodard of New York in a telecast 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Greaves pressed the attack and wore down Woodard with strong body blows for a unanimous decision.
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Amateur Baseball Schedule From Anderson AABA This Week
Lawrence Montgomery, president of the Anderson Amateur Baseball Association, lists this week s AABA games at Memorial Park. Wednesday at 6 p m Anderson Drewrys vs Alexandria Ry bolts with umpires Don Lockwood and Bonnie Harding. 8 p m Knightstown vs No 1 Beverage with umpires Bob Safford and Harding. Friday 7 p m Anderson Urban League vs Markleville Merchants with umpires Safford and Lockwood. Saturday 7 p m Anderson Drewrys vs Anderson Urban League with umpires Safford and Lockwood. A managers meeting is set for Thursday at 7 p m. at the Daily Bulletin Editorial Offices.
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