Freehan Lifts Tigers Past Orioles as Rakow Shuts Down Baltimore
Bill Freehan drove in two runs with a homer and a double for Detroit as Tom Rakow held Baltimore to limited hits after Hank Aguirre began the game. Luis Aparicio stole his 22nd base and scored on a third inning sacrifice fly, while Baltimore’s latest defeat marks their fifth loss in 19 games.
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Edgewood Club Names Winners of 18-Hole Mystery Tourney
Edgewood Men's Golf Club announced winners of the 18-hole mystery tournament led by Dick Ree and Bill Sherbrooke. Other top finishers included George Thompson, Hensley, and Max Jessup as the net scores were tallied. Davis Dairy arms is noted as currently in progress.
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Bill Sherbrooke
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Major League Standings and Today’s National League Schedule
Summary of Sunday results across leagues with notable scores for the National and American Leagues. Matches include Cincinnati 6-12 Chicago 5-4 Milwaukee 7-10 St. Louis 4-0 and Detroit 7, Cleveland 5 with rain noted. Evening and tomorrow's games list matchups for coast to coast franchises.
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Civic Men’s Golf League Chairmen Meet Wednesday
Anderson Civic Men’s Golf League holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the YMCA on Wednesday May 27. If chairmen cannot attend, authorized representatives from the Kiwanis Rotary Optimist clubs may attend, per Anderson Exchange Club officials, defending league champions.
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Reformatory earns twin wins against Elwood in league action
Pendleton Indiana Re formatory hammered Elwood 10 to 3 in the first game with Moore Bally and Meeks homering and Moore driving in three runs. In the twin seven inning second game the Re formatory rallied for two runs in the seventh to win 4 to 2. Moore hit a 400 foot homer and multiple players racked up hits as Gas City maintains a 4 0 league record while Elwood falls to 0 5 in the standings.
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Pinch Hit Home Run Sparks Sox to Top-4 Victory
A pinch hit home run powers the Boston Red Sox to a win moving them into the top four of the standings. Key contributors include the bullpen in a six inning solid effort and timely hitting from the lineup.
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Landis's pinch homer fuels White Sox to 7 4 win
Jim Landis belted a pinch hit home run to spark a four-run seventh inning as the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Athletics 7-4. Ron Hansen and J D Martin homered, Gary Peters earned the win, and Joe Grzenda took the loss. The A's dropped their fourth in a row.
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Two Major League Managers With Two Pennants
The American League lists only two managers who have won two major league pennants. Al Lopez led the White Sox to titles in Cleveland and Chicago, while Charlie Dressen earned pennants with the Tigers after leading in Brooklyn.
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Charlie Dressen
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
Moore's no hitter marks opening Babe Ruth league action
Tom Moore pitched a no hit no run game as Joe Cola beat Coca-Cola-Chesterfield 10 to 0 at Fairview diamond in opening day play in the 18 team Babe Ruth boys league. Jeff Corn, 15, pitched Guide Lamp to an 8 to 1 win over Hoosier Markets at Crawford Field with 14 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Ed Bailey of the Giants was caught stealing six times.
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Scuba Diving Class Begins at Anderson YMCA
The Anderson YMCA launches a six week scuba and skin diving course starting 7 p.m. Thursday May 28. The program covers safety basic skills gear selection and practical pool work with certified instructors and both men and women welcome.
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UAW and K-Mart Lead Softball Victories at Shadyside Park
UAW 663 defeated Eagles 6 to 2 and K-Mart drubbed Lynch 9 to 5 in Commercial Men's league action. Home runs by Phil IppI and Young for UAW 663 and by Shamer for Eagles. Layton of Guide Lamp fanned 11. Line scores show UAW 663 031 200 0-6, Eagles 000 001 1 2, Guide Lamp 002 000 1-3, K-Mart 230 202 0-9 plus 10.
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Athletes Must Earn Passing Grades In Four Subjects
The Indiana High School Athletic Association will raise academic standards. Beginning with the second semester of the 1964-65 school year, athletes must pass four subjects instead of three. Forrest Waters of Versailles High School was named president of the Board of Control. Don Sakel of Tell City became president of the athletic council. Other Board members include Cabbie O’Neill Jasper Otto Albright Indianapolis Norman Hubner La Porte and Hubert Cline Springfield Township Steuben County.
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Angels Option Dick Simpson to Hawaii Farm Club
Los Angeles Angels optioned rookie outfielder Dick Simpson to their Hawaii Pacific Coast League farm club to give him more regular playing time. Simpson was batting .140 at the time. Bob Penned was also sent from Hawaii, leaving the club with 24 players.
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Roberts Still Critical From Severe Burns
NASCAR star Glenn Roberts remained in critical condition at Charlotte Memorial Hospital after a seven lap crash in the World 600 race. Fellow Ford drivers Junior Johnson and Ned Jarrett escaped with minor injuries as Roberts fought for life amid flames. Richard Petty described seeing Roberts trapped and engulfed in fire as flames raged for more than 90 seconds.
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Giants set season hits record by two players
New York Giants first baseman Bill Terry with 254 hits and third baseman Fred Lindstrom with 231 hits in 1930 establish the record for the most hits by two players on the same team in a single season.
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