Baseball Boxes Boston Let Veroniz
Box score notes for Boston game show Foytack 4, Marlowe 1, Parnell 2 hits with Foytack 1 strikeout, Parnell 7, Sisler 1. Foytack pitched 6 innings, Marlowe 2, Parnell 8 1 3. Sisler had one hit in 2 1 2 innings. Parnell won 1-0. Foytack took the loss. Attendance 6,735.
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Foytack
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Parnell
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Sisler
Ho—Foytack
Rer—Foytack
Boone
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Hurley
Soar
Chulak
Hood for County Treasurer Seeks Democratic Nomination
Egbert M Hood announces his candidacy for county treasurer as a Democrat in ballot No 300. He campaigns from Pa Polo with a focus on fiscal stewardship and modernizing tax collection.
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Egbert M. Hood
Pa Polo
Measles Delay Sidelines Assumption Star in City Clash
In East St. Louis a high school baseball game saw Mickey Ganey of Assumption taken out mid inning after red bumps were noticed. Ganey was sent home for treatment while Assumption defeated DuBourg 6 to 4.
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East ST. Louis
Mickey Ganey
Assumption
Ganey
DuBourg
Burris Keeps Its Noblesville Relays Crown
Burris Owls win Noblesville Relays with 55 1/7 points led by new records in high hurdles low hurdles 880 mixed medley and mile relays Tipton Noblesville Lawrence Central and Lebanon also score with several records set and multiple event wins across the meet
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Merz
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Heckman
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Dell
Crowell
Burris
Labanon
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Piesho
Wilson
Huffman Merz
Tiptern
Lettre
Burkett
Spohr
Borris
Westfield
Snyder
Powers
Morris
Gardner
Muncie Wilson
Franktons Eagles Keep WR Title and Set Nine Records
Frankton's Eagles retained the White River Conference track championship at a six team meet held at South Anderson field. They scored 84.14 points with Pendleton's Irish close in second at 56. Other teams included Markleville 36 Highland 33 Lapel 33 Summitville 23. Davis of Lapel set records in the century and 220 with Tom Hud closing the narrative.
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Moor
Wills
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Mulianix
Maorklewilie
Ozenbough
Rodgers
Beeson
Beckley
Chesney
Lopel
Gaels Beat Huntington Catholic 6 2 In ICAC Baseball
Right hander John Gross of St Marys led a 6 2 win over Huntington Catholic at Memorial Field. Gross homered and added two hits as St Marys improved to three straight loop wins while McCutcheon took the loss. The Gaels play Huntington Catholic, Decatur Catholic, and Marion Bennett on the road next week.
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Anderson St. Mary's
Huntington Catholic
Mike Sokol
Decatur Catholic
Marion Bennett
Rhoad Frick
Fisher
Iistine
Gbertrom
Joh
Kroeger
ST Mary's
Dewe Eckstein
Grose
den Eckstein
Boss Ee Seyder
Armington
Frencoeur
Micheel
Finney
Toteas
Muntington Catholic
Frick
Scheiber
Kindver
Beyle
Mr—Gross
Sogross
McCutcheon
McCut
Knox Leads Hartford City Past Alexandria in Dual Track Meet
Hartford City's Knox won four events including the 100 and broad jump to pace the Airedales to an 80 49 victory over Alexandria Tigers in a Friday dual meet. The meet reports several HC placers and notes upcoming triangulars, sectional ties, and a Wednesday at Tigers oval.
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Hartford City
Knox
Hartford City Airedales
Alexandria Tigers
Middletown
Lapel
Tigers
Larry Frazier
Muncie
Sheley
Knopp
Grover
Montgomery
Thompson
Limeberry
Ely and Jones
Bob Cline
Grose
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Ely
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Cade
Moorman
Telfer
Roy Cline
Toms
Hopkinson
Fuller
Low Hurdies
Vote For WHITEHEAD on Democrat-Congress TV Channel 6
Political advertisement urging viewers to vote for WHITEHEAD in the Democrat primary. Spots air on television channel 6 Monday at 6 10 p m and promote the candidate through political advocacy content.
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Whitehead
Congress TV
iPol. Pol
Baltimore Orioles edge Indians 4-3 on three hits
Baltimore won 4-3 despite only three hits as Cleveland pitching and catching sputtered. The game narrowed the lead in the American League race while a stray note mentions a draught horse breed weighing up to 2,000 pounds.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Indians
Demand to Inspect Books in Dairy Producers Feud
In Indianapolis a clash between insurgent dairy farmers and three marketing co operatives widens as Dairy Producers Inc demands access to co op books. Two suits seek membership lists of the Indianapolis Dairymen's Co operative and the Independent Milk Producers Assn. The dispute hints at a potential summer milk strike.
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Indianapolis
Dairy Producers, Inc
Indianapolis Dairymen's Co-operative
Independent Milk Producers Assn. Dairy Producers, Inc
W. S. Brockman
Indianapolis Dairymen’s Cooperative
Boy Kills Teacher and Wounds Two in Md School
A 15 year old boy, Billy Prevatte, shot and killed Frazer Cameron, a 32 year old teacher, and wounded two others at Maryland Park Junior High in Seat Pleasant near Washington. Police say he acted after being rebuked for absence and aimed to kill the principal, John Hrezo. He fled, was captured, and faces murder and assault counts. two construction workers were also targeted during a prior drive-by. The incident caused hysteria among students and prompted police investigation.
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Seat Pleasant
Billy Prevatte
Raleigh
N.C
Maryland Park Junior High School
John Hrezo
Hrezo
Prince George's County
Dan Wagner
Robert Hicks
Prevatte
IHC Elects New President
CHICAGO John L McCaffrey moves from International Harvester Co presidency to board chairman and CEO at a special board meeting. Peter V Moulder becomes president. Frank W Jenks becomes executive vice president and Harry O Bercher advances to executive vice president. McCaffrey joined IH in 1909 and was president since 1946.
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John L. McCaffrey
International Harvester Co
Peter V. Moulder
Frank W. Jenks
Harry O. Bercher
McCaffrey
Cincinnati
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