Mantle's 10th Inning Grand Slam Ups Yankees at Twins
Mickey Mantle hit a bases loaded homer in the 10th inning to break a 2 2 tie and lift the New York Yankees to a 6 2 victory over the Minnesota Twins in St Paul. Pascal and Coates earned wins and Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota.
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AHS Racks Up Kokomo For 9th Straight Victory
AHS beat Kokomo 6 to 1 on Riley courts to extend their season win streak to nine and stay unbeaten with Lafayette upcoming. Singles results feature Meeker Clark Jackson and Comstock and Huffman victories, while doubles saw Meeker-Clark and Jackson-Comstock prevail.
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Ravens Knock Off Spartans In Twin Bill
Anderson defeated Manchester in a college baseball doubleheader at East Side Field, winning 12-5 and 13-5. The wins improved Anderson to 5-4 overall and 2-2 in the Hoosier Conference. Goshen to play AC here in a single game Saturday at 10.
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Daleville Dominates Triangular Meet At Dunkirk
Daleville edges Dunkirk 62-54 and Pennville 62-14 to win the triangular meet. Bob Clayton captures four first places including sprints and jumps, with Dunkirk and Pennville sharing several runner up spots across events.
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Williams' Grand Slam Caps Cubs Rally Over Giants
Billy Williams, rookie outfielder, drilled a four hit game including a grand slam to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 9-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Williams drove in five runs as Don Cardwell shut down the Giants until a ninth inning rally. Willie McCovey hit his fifth homer for San Francisco, tying a major league record with 14 homers in three straight games.
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Gene Hubble Flings No-Hitter in 8 0 Victory
Madison Heights pitcher Gene Hubble fire a second straight no hit no run game as Pirates blanked the Tigers 8 0. He fanned 11 and allowed three reach baser as Lineberry twice walked and Dan Prough reached on an error. Hubble improved to 3 1 with the win and his four game stretch covered 27 innings with 6 earned runs.
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Tipton Ends Noblesville Streak In Narrow Track Win
Tipton defeated Noblesville 59 to 50 at Noblesville to snap a winning streak, with Tipton leaders in sprints and relays and Noblesville set to compete in the Hamilton County meet Friday night. The meet featured top showings by Tipton in the mile, 440, and relays, while Noblesville claimed several runner up spots and field marks.
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Johnson Leaves Auburn To Coach Mishawaka Junior High
Charles Johnson resigns as Auburn high school football coach to take a Mishawaka school system post. He will coach both football and basketball at the junior high level. During two years at Auburn, the Red Devils posted a 7 10 1 record.
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AC Linksmen Edge Taylor In Golf Meet
AC Linksmen beat Taylor 1442 to 20 in a college golf event at Grandview. Treesh of AC beat Martin 80 to 90, Carroll defeated Reynolds 84 to 95, Butler won 84 to 87, Gould won 85 to 93, and Walker defeated Burner 86 to 110. Manchester visits next Tuesday.
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Templeton Team Holds 5 P M Practice At Memorial Field
Templeton's Practice schedules a 5 p m session for Anderson Templeton's Music Team at Memorial Field, announced by team official Sammy Hunt.
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Ohio State Fullback Bob Fergu Son Rushing Leader
Ohio State fullback Bob Fergu Son paced the Big Ten in rushing with 560 yards, leading the conference in ground gain and showcasing a strong offensive season for the Buckeyes.
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Major League Standings and Today’s Games Summary
National League results include Chicago routing San Francisco 9 to 4 and LA defeating Milwaukee 11 to 6 with late innings ongoing. American League sees New York over Minnesota 6 to 4 and Detroit beating Washington 6 to 3 as others play. International and American associations list one game each and upcoming scheduled pitchers feature Koufax, Spahn, McCormick, and others across several matchups.
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St Marys Defeats Marion Bennett 10 to 4 in Baseball
St Marys converted six hits two errors and seven walks into a 10 to 4 victory over Marion Bennett on their diamond. Paul Harber pitched a five hit effort with 12 strikeouts to go the distance. Box score not shown.
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Cancer Toll Rises From Seventh to Second Cause
A historical note marks a shift in mortality from cancer over twenty five years, moving from seventh to second leading cause of death in New York.
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Softball Scores Across North Anderson and South Meridian
Games list high school softball results with North Anderson A beating South Meridian A 448 to 1162. Other matches show Arrow Heights 202 Christ Lutheran 410 4312 and Parkhurst with D Zachery Fox M Raper, Park Place 200 000 x-2, Corzine Fauntleroy, Keith Smith D Smith.
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