Harkness grands slam lifts Mets in 14th over Cubs in 95 degree heat
In 95 degree weather at New York, Tim Harkness delivered a grand slam for the Mets in the 14th inning, his seventh homer of the year, sealing an 8-6 win after Billy Williams tied the game with a two-run shot for the Cubs in the top of the 14th. Williams earlier hit an inside-the-park homer to briefly give Chicago the lead.
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Kiwanis and Exchange duel in Grandview golf loop
Kiwanis and Exchange Club golf teams clash at Grandview course front nine in loop matches. Exchange leads after first quarter as Ozzie Melson, Dick Peck, Jack Beck and others push for more, while Kiwanis vows consistency despite last week's gap. Rotary aims to rebound with strong scores as Lions Optimist and Coaches stay cautious.
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Hoosier Market tops Township Exchange in Meadowbrook play
Barry Warrum blasted two homers and a three bagger driving Hoosier Market to an 11 4 win over Township Exchange. J Mathews homered for Exchange in the fifth as Moody Lane and La ne contributed for Hoosier in a high scoring matchup.
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Rose Poly to Face Wilmington College in 1963 Football Schedule
Rose Poly announces Wilmington College of Ohio will join its 1963 football slate replacing Taylor as the season opener. The eight game schedule kicks off September 21 in Wilmington with Elmhurst visiting for the home opener on October 19 during homecoming. Basketball plans include four afternoon games and a new opponent Fort Wayne Bible College.
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Teenagers and Veterans Reach Indianapolis City Semi-Finals
In Indianapolis the Women’s City golf tourney quarterfinals yielded six time winner Alice Dye, 13 year old Claudia Mayhew, 17 year old Ann Wilhoite, and defending champion Sue Fulmer advancing to Thursday’s semi finals. Dye defeated Dottie Wiesen 5 and 4, Fulmer beat Joan Mack 5 and 4, Mayhew beat Lillian Howard 4 and 4, and Wilhoite beat Kay Ellis 7 and 5.
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Major League Standings Tuesday Results Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago over New York and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh in extras. American League showcases Boston Cleveland Chicago New York and Kansas City Washington wins. International League notes rain delays and midweek games. Today only two matches scheduled Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago with several other games postponed or pending.
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Bressouds Second Homer Seals Red Sox 6 5 Win
Ed Bressoud belted his second homer of the night with one out in the ninth as the Boston Red Sox rallied for a 6 5 win over the Cleveland Indians.
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Burkhardt wins state seniors golf title at Delaware CC
Tipton player B A Burkhardt shot a par 70 to win the state seniors golf tournament at Delaware Country Club in Muncie. Keith Campbell of Idaville took low net with 76-70. Next meet set for Kokomo on July 18 with Jets coach George Sauer directing player personnel duties for the AFL team.
Maris Tresh Homer For Win
Roger Maris and Tom Tresh homered off rookie Gary Peters as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 3 2 to move one game ahead in the AL pennant race. Hal Reniff closed out the win despite Pete Ward scoring on Camilo Carreon’s single after Ford left with two outs in the seventh.
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Gilliam and Perranoski Spark Dodgers to 5-2 Win
Los Angeles Dodgers defeat Cincinnati Reds 5-2 at Crosley Field to sweep the three-game series for the first time since 1953. Jim Gilliam drives in two with a two run double in the eighth, while Ron Perranoski posts scoreless relief to earn the win. Pinson belts a two run triple in the first as Dodgers build early lead before Maloney answers with two runs in the third and sixth.
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Foytack Pitches Angels To 3 1 Win Over Orioles
Paul Foytack in his Angels debut after being acquired from Detroit shut out Baltimore for eight innings in a 3 1 victory in the first game of a twi night doubleheader. Luis Aparicio homered in the ninth for the Orioles. Julio Navarro relieved.
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Dinwiddie Leads Hoosier Market To 70 56 Victory
Dinwiddie of Anderson scored 26 points as Hoosier Market beat Huntington 70 56 in the North Webster Mermaid Festival outdoor tournament. Yeagy added 20 points with Page and Masters aiding the effort. Hoosier Market, one of eight still alive, meets Mentone at 7 30 Thursday.
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Two Figure 8 Features Carded at Sun Valley Saturday
Sun Valley will host twin figure 8 racing events at the Anderson track on Saturday night. Qualification starts at 7 with gates opening earlier, and the first heat race begins at 8 30. Fan favorite action comes from the speed and the large pool of older model stock cars entering weekly features.
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Palmer Climbs To Top In Golf Money Race
Arnold Palmer rises to first in the 1963 money list after a Brookline Open third and a $7,000 payout. He posts $63,545, moving ahead of Jack Nicklaus, who missed the Open cut and trails Palmer by $17,903 with six months left. Julius Boros climbs to second with $59,680 after a Brookline win, edging Nicklaus by $900.
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No. 1 and IR Win in Softball Showdown at Shadyside
No. 1’s Chuck Humes tossed a one hit shutout as Galbraith’s rolled 21 to 1 over Local 1944 in Commercial Men’s league at Shadyside Stadium. Jones homered for Galbraith’s and IR Wildcats blanked Guide Lamp 9 to 0 in Pendleton. Next Monday’s schedule features Galbraith’s vs Reformatory and Lynch vs Local 1944.
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Lopez Jr Enters Baseball as Outfielder for Sox
Al Lopez Jr aged 21 signs with the Chicago White Sox Middlesboro affiliate as a shortstop after starring at the University of Florida. He follows his father, Hall of Fame catcher Al Lopez, who notes the son chose the field and aims to prove himself apart from his famous position.
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Bloomington three players reach Indiana Junior semis
Bloomington sends three players into the Indiana Junior tourney semifinals as Don Wood of Carmel and Dave Estes of Bloomington lead a strong showing. Estes, 16, beat Tim Miller and Bob Bender, while Wood toppled Sam Taylor to reach Thursday’s matches alongside Terry Lawson and Scott Greene.
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Sam Taylor
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Bill Staples
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Bowling, 30c at pre- New AME balls, $16.9
An itemized notice lists bowling balls at 30 cents each for pre auctions and plugs priced at 16 dollars 90 cents. Holes are advertised at 2 dollars 50 cents. The fragment suggests a sale or inventory pricing.
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