Daleville takes undisputed lead in Mid-East Conference race
Daleville won 4 to 3 over Monroe Central to extend their Mid-Eastern Conference baseball streak to six victories. Donovan allowed six hits with nine strikeouts as Daleville improved to 6-1 in league play, with next facing Cowan. Meanwhile in Indiana golf, Fred Biggs and Mike Lampsa advanced to 36-hole finals, edging Brent Hartman and Don Padgett Jr. respectively, in a South Bend Riley tied field.
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Indians Crushed Twins 8 1 In Lopsided Win
Cleveland hammered Minnesota 8 to 1 as Alvis blasted his third homer in two games. Dick Howser and teammates paced the attack with steady hitting and strong work on the mound, pushing the Indians to a convincing victory in the Thursday matchup.
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Washington Lee School Faces Major Henley Regatta Setback
Washington Lee High School, a top American crew, lost first place after a 17 6 setback as key member Carmody strained his back pushing a hand truck. Coach Charlie Butt hopes Carmody recovers for the big Henley race next week, planning workouts and possible lineup changes.
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Hockett And Noblesville Tie In Ten Inning Tilt
Hockett and Noblesville fought to a 5 to 5 draw in ten innings at nightfall. Dunker threw 12 strikeouts for the home club while Ferrer Malsom and Dunker held the rival hitters in check, as both sides tallied in early frames and settled into extra innings.
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Range Keyed for Indiana Two Year-Old Trot Stakes
Hoosier trainers bank on Range Key as a leading two year old filly in the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association Stakes. The Anderson Fair meeting opens the series Tuesday night June 30 with two year old trot heats July 2 at Anderson. Eight meetings will offer association stakes for young trotters and pacers, with six events for nonwinners of 200 dollars. Range Key, trained at Trotter Range Greenfield, will be driven by Ralph Wilfong, sired by Amkey, now racing in Philadelphia. Other contenders include Dunker and Hoot Mat as future juve trot hopes under local owners.
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Cubs Place Schaffer on Disabled List
Chicago Cubs place catcher Jim Schaffer on the disabled list and call up Vic Roznovsky a 25 year old rookie from Salt Lake City to replace him. Ferguson Tailors and North Side Pharmacy battled for 8 innings as teams in the league schedule.
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Orioles Sweep Yankees 3-1 Behind Barber
Southpaw Steve Barber held New York to three hits over nine innings to secure a 3-1 Baltimore win and complete a three game series sweep. Pepitone homered for the Yankees, but Barber struck out nine and improved to 4-4 as Baltimore extended its lead atop the league standings.
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