Anderson College Faces Taylor in pivotal Hoosier clash
Anderson College baseball hosts Taylor University today at 1 30 p m in a doubleheader to decide Hoosier College Conference first place as the Ravens aim for undefeated status with a 5 4 league mark. A sweep would give Anderson sole leadership while a split could create a three way tie with Indiana Central.
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Lafayette Ties Anderson For NCC With 7 1
Lafayette and Anderson battle to a 7 1 NCC tie as both teams vie for conference standings. The matchup at Fairview American draws attention from fans and coaches seeking league positioning.
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Millers Dominate Irish In Twin Bill Action At Pendleton
Noblesville Addington belts a grand slam as Pendleton hosts a doubleheader. The Millers hammer Irish 16 4 in game one and 7 1 in game two, with Albea and Burns leading a 19 hit attack. Auxiliary Police pitcher Wire gains the opener win. Hollis Bolts earns the Mills in the nightcap.
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Tryouts Carded Wednesday Thursday Here
The article reports on tryouts scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday with details on players and coaches. It highlights Bob Weigle as a key pitcher with a 5-1 record, and notes planned twinbill pitching by Weigle and Jim Henegar. It mentions Raven infielders and several lineups while referencing Sooners and HCC context.
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Twins shell Sox to seize AL lead in Boston
The Minnesota Twins toppled the Boston Red Sox 65 in Boston, powered by homers from Harmon Killebrew Bob Allison and Zoila Battey. Bill Dailey bridged the gap with solid seventh inning relief after the Red Sox threatened in the seventh.
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Belinsky Set for Minors Move Rumor Grows
Cleveland AP reports Bo Belinsky may be sent to the minors as Angels GM Fred Haney weighs a drastic change after a rough season. The 26 year old left hander carries a 1 7 record and has been hit hard in his appearances.
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Kirkland Francona homer pace Cleveland win
Willie Kirkland and Tito Francona homered to power Cleveland past Los Angeles 7-5 Monday night. Marion Edison beats Anderson 4-0 in NCC baseball with Marion scoring on a long single by Evans off Cummins. Anderson falls to 7-1 in league play, threatening NCC all sports trophy pursuit.
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Pappas And 4 Homers Defeat Tigers 6 to 0 in Baltimore
A baseball roundup notes Jim Gentile and Jerry Adair homered, with two-run shots by Jack Brandt and Boog Powell powering the Orioles past Detroit 6 0 at Memorial Stadium. Rigney questioned Belinsky's late-season form while Pappas improved to 4 0 with seven strikeouts as the Red Sox dropped to fourth in the standings.
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Shipley's 6 Hitter Beats Rochester in Indy
Indianapolis beat Rochester as Joe Shipley earned his sixth win with a seven hitter in a straight IL game. Ed Houg[baugh] took the loss for Rochester. Atlanta relays and local high school coaches posts are noted in the bundled recap alongside Sunday results.
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Rose Poly coach resigns after 15 years in Terre Haute
James H. Carr steps down as head coach of baseball and basketball at Rose Poly after 15 years in Terre Haute Indiana. John Mutchner will take over both programs at Lindsay Wilson Junior College in Kentucky. Carr becomes director of intramural sports and will oversee cross country tennis and golf teams.
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Beverage's Ray Bird Throws No Hit No Run Win
Ray Bird of No. 1 Beverage fanned 12, walked two, hit two, in a 4-0 no hit no run softball victory over Local 144 at Shadyside Park. Beverage scored in the fifth and sixth to seal the win as Galbraith's topped Lynch Corp 5-3 in the other Commercial League contest.
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