Coaches Clash Over Playing Time In Little League
In Markleville Alexandria Chesterfield and Pendle managers favor players who win and often bench others. Critics urge two to three innings for every boy to foster participation, while Madison County fans quarrel over limited minutes for Darrell McQuitty and Norman Delph in a two game series against Kentucky rivals.
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Markleville
Alexandria
Chesterfield
Pendle
Aetter
Madison County
Anderson
Elwood
Kentuckians
Darrell McQuitty
Norman Delph
Nicoson
Indiana
Sport
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McQuitty
Delph
Ailstar
Hamel Pitches No Hit No Run In Little League
Hamel pitched six innings of no hit no run baseball leading his team to a 12 0 victory over Auxiliary Police in Fairview Little League. Fuller hit two homers, including a grand slam opportunity in the fourth and a fifth inning shot with the bases empty. Hamel struck out 8 of 19 and walked one as Auxiliary Police star King drew a walk and was later retired. Moose defeated Local 171 8 to 5 in Shadyside.
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Auxiliary Police Yeserday
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King
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Rortville
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Paul Davis
Middletown
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Pirates and Cardinals battle in low-stakes slugfest
In a game marred by five Pittsburgh errors the St. Louis Cardinals rallied from behind to beat the Pirates 7 to 5. A three-run eighth inning broke the tie as Kesks end Boyerant and Mena fueled the rally with key hits.
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Los Angeles
McNulty's One-Hitter Wins City Softball Title
Carl McNulty pitched a one hit game as Black Label defeated Mounds Baptist 1-0 in the City Amateur Championship final at Shadyside Diamond. Deck limited Black Label to six hits but walked a batter, the lone baserunner who proved decisive on Bills Sparks RBI in the fifth. Ogden scored on Sparks single as Black Label defense held.
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Fifth Street
Christ Lutheran
Park Place
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Rockover
Slack Lave
Anderson City
Mounds Baptist
Cor! McNulty
Jack Wilson
John Humes
Ron Kempher
Bill Ogden
Dick Alstanding
Ellis Hunt
Jim Walsh
Dick Denny
Bob Kessler
Charles Dillman
Charles Humes
Rube Sparks
Carl McNu
Champion Quizzer Foe Tie On Twenty One Show
York AP reports Elfrida von Nardoff remains locked at 1010 in the fourth Twenty One game against Robert Leicester with $42,000 potential if a 21 0 win next time. Winnings stand at $253 500 after Monday night as players vie to break the deadlock. Descriptive scores from the episode accompany a long list of participants and their standings.
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YORK
Elfrida von Nardoff
Robert Leicester
New York
Greaves
Wilfie Kee
Edmonton
Os Woodard
St. Nicholas
Aren
Woodard
Baseball Card Style Scores and Lineups Noted
Fragmented OCR lists probable pitchers and teams across leagues. Entries mention Erskine Schmidt Kline and others with teams like Dodgers Giants Cubs Reds and Pirates in matchups including New York Chicago Detroit and Minneapolis.
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State Senior Golf At ACC Next Thursday
State Senior Golf Association to hold its monthly hole tournament next Thursday at Anderson Club Indianapolis area players ages 50 plus compete for low net gross and bankers handicap in multiple classes. About 100 seniors expected with wives as guests. September championship planned at Indianapolis Broadmoore Course. Defending state champion John McGuire named. daily event results listed for Anaconda Wire and Cable 18 hole medal play at Country Club and Anderson Newspapers Banking Tourney set for June 28 29 with Classes A B C D.
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Anderson Ei Club
Indianapolis
William Pressing
Anderson
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J. E. ‘McGuire
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Fleece
T. F. Smith
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Anderson Newspapers
Anderson Banking
Lawrence Holds Bums To 6 Hits Dodgers Shut Out by Redlegs
Lawrence limited the Los Angeles Dodgers to six hits as the Cincinnati Redlegs surged to a 6 to 1 victory Monday night. The Dodgers managed only a single run on a ten hit attack, while Cincinnati benefited from steady offense to secure the win.
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Sary — Crooks
Los Angeles
Redlegs
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Roberts 70s Still Good in Madison County Invitational
Two strokes ahead of Barry McFadden after the first round at Idle Country Club Pendleton. Contenders include Oscar Melson Jr Ron Treesh Jr Norman Sanders with scores for many players listed from Oren Nichols 83 to C. L. Cates from the field detailed in the report.
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Roberts
Barry McFadden
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Oscar Melson Jr
Ron Treesh
Norman’ Sanders
Oren Nichols
Elmer Anson
Trevor Whetsel
George ‘Banner
Bob ‘Mary
Don ‘Hunt
Tedfarger
Ed Denman
Dick Jones
al Flowers
Charles, Sigler
Harry’ Forse
Kent Pore
Dick Peck
Lew Roby
John Walker
Athletics Top Senators 7-2 Behind Dickson and Homers
Murry Dickson pitched effectively and Bob Cerv Bill Tuttle and Hector Lopez homered as the Kansas City Athletics beat the Washington Senators 7-2. Cerv tied Jackie Jensen for the AL lead with his 19th homer, while Tuttle hit his 3rd in the seventh and Lapee added his 4th in the eighth. Norm Zauchin and Roy Sievers homered for Washington. The win pulled KC level with Washington at 4-4, with KC in second place, a game ahead of Detroit.
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Murry Dickson
Bob Cerv
Bill Tuttle
Hector Lopez
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Cerv
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Tuttle
Lapee
A's
Norm Zauchin
Washington
Roy Sievers
Senators
A’s
Dickson
Russ Kemmerer
Think Caddying Is Easy Galardy Believes Otherwise
FEFISBURGH AP reports Galardy carried Norbert White's clubs for 126 holes over a 12 hour span. White, a 12 year old, started at 7 am and finished at 7:30 pm. He averaged roughly his usual level, with a slight edge in performance.
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Fefisburgh
Jou Thik Gol Cabs
Norbert White
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White Sox Shut Out Yankees, 2-0
New York AP report notes a 2-0 baseball shutout where the White Sox defeated the Yankees. The game highlighted pitching and late offense, with no runs allowed by Chicago and decisive moments in the innings.
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Sherman Lollar
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Amateur Baseball Schedule At Memorial Park This Week
Lawrence Montgomery president of the Anderson Amateur Baseball Association issues the official AABA schedule for the week at Memorial Park. Games include Knightstown vs Beverage and Anderson Urban League vs Markleville Merchants with umpires Safford Friday Lockwood. A managers meeting is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Daily Bulletin offices.
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Anderson Amateur Baseball Association
Memorial Park
Son Bolts
Umpi
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Beverage
Bob Safford
Anderson’ Urban League
Markleville Merchants
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Anderson Drewrys
Anderson Urban League
Montgomery
Daily Bulletin
Willey Dominates Giants With Six-Hit Shutout Start
In his first major league start, Willey limited San Francisco to six hits as the Milwaukee Braves cruised 7-0 to move two games ahead of the Giants. He fanned seven and walked one, retiring the side in order four times, while Carlton returned to the Braves after a Wichita no-hitter. Rookie Leon Wagner collected three of the Giants' six hits.
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Ray Jablonski
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