Local 1944 Tops Park Place 1 0 In City Softball Final
Jim Burmeister hit a second inning homer and collected a triple and a single as Local 1944 defeated Park Place 1 to 0 in the City Softball Tournament final at Shadyside Park. Roger Ellis pitched effectively for 1944, fanning ten and allowing only four Park Place hitters.
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Ellis
Jim Burmeister
Roger Ellis
Park Place Charity of God
Coca-Cola Botling Co
Shadyside Park
Burmeister
Yous
Denny
Mundy
Jones
Young
Elwood Lions Announce Outdoor Basketball Tournament Plans
The Elwood Lions Club outlines plans for an outdoor basketball tournament to be held July 6 to 10 at Elwood Callaway Park courts. Ray Manis chairs the arrangements with a $20 entry fee per team and trophies for champions and runners up. AAU cards required, ten players per club, no multi-team players, entries due Friday July 3, pairings July 3, mail entries to Ray Manis, Elwood Indiana, phone FE 2 9215, eligible graduates 194 class and non NCAA athletes only. In case of rain games move to Elwood High School gym.
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Elwood Lions Club
Ray Manis
South “'B’ St
Elwood
Ind
NCAA
Elwood High School
Williams Boot Helps Orioles Top Yanks
Orioles defeat Yankees led by Williams boot as Dempsey birthday pageant marks sports and celebrity presence. New York notes include Jack Dempsey celebrating his 63rd birthday at a Broadway restaurant with guests and jokes about a comeback at 100.
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Williams
Orioles
New York
Jack ‘Dempsey
Broadway
Dempsey
Cepeda's 2 Run Homer Lifts Giants Over Reds 2 1
Orlando Cepeda hit a two run homer as San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 2 1. Williams allowed a run later but Cepeda's shot gave the Giants the edge in a first inning surge. The Reds managed a late rally but fell short in Cincinnati.
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Orlando Cepeda
Baltimore
Stan Williams
San Francisco
Reds
Timore
Joe Pepitone
Willie Mays
New York Yankees
San Francisco Gaelonali
Yankees
Tarter
Cima
Semio
Orsinn
Sire Prss
Cepeda
Harper
John Orson Ang
Pete Ares Eels
le Jou
Sand Jerry Adair
Sin
Roberts
Meough
Gles
Edwards
Wille Kirkland
Bob Saverine
Moore
Linz
Brandt
Johnson
Roy Cincinnati
Caroline Skirwand
Hatefornson
West Field
Saverine
Adair
Robinson
Cincinnatia
Ceveda
Mays
Chisox Rally to 8-1 Victory Over Bosox
Chicago White Sox rout Boston 8 to 1 as Ron Hansen delivers inside the park homer and Gary Peters earns the win with five hits allowed. Cleveland blanked Minnesota 12 to 3 in the opener of a doubleheader with Mex Alvis slamming two homers including a grand slam.
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Ron Handsen
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Gary Peters
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Mex Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Dick Donovan
Indians
Hansen
Tony Conninning
Gharo
Jim Roland
Minnesota
Thilo
Rollins
Wagner
Gliva
Jim Alvis
Romaro
Hall
Landis
Pete Ward
Smith
Minttey
Brown
Lou McCabe
van P
Gory
Ed Connolly
Whittey
Kostro
Cleveland
Chicago
Connolly
Early
Romano
Mincker
Hr—Wick
Radatz
Till Laies
Versalles
Sman
Peters
Carreon
Welker's Blast Beats Wabash in Legion Baseball
Welker's Heights pounded Wabash pitching for 12 hits to win 12 to 5 last night at the MH diamond. Don McShirley fanned nine as Welker's improves to 6-1, while Wabash matched three pitchers against nine Welker's runs. Box score details list McShirley allowed six hits in seven innings.
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Cardinals
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Anderson Ceda
Houston
Milwaukee
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Fred Simpson
Arkansas
Brandon
Oklahoma City
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Miles
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Wolfe
Portland
Williams
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Seattle
Howell
Kansas Wisehart
Italy
Odom
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Minnesota
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Anderson
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New York & Linville
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Tacoma
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Huff
Iday
Teating
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Redskins
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Wabash AB
Roser
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Glozer
Britt. Willams
Morris
D. Buettner
F McStartey
Oon Yan Io
Wabash Welker
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Parrett
Wiliams
Zis
Guiner
Bush
McG
Ssowten
Wabasa
U_ Dickerson
Jones
Rebeso
Roney
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Buffalo
Nly
UFL
George T. Gareff
Mansfield
Ohio
Pontiac
Mich
Fields in line for 1964 U S trapshoot squad
Joe Fields and prominent trapshooter Anderson have been invited to try out for the U S trapshoot team for the 1964 Olympics. Fields will train at Fort Benning July 7 with competition July 8 to 10 after a regional success on June 13 in Clinton Indiana.
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Joe Fields
Anderson
United States
Fields
Fort Benning
Clinton
Ind
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