Cedar Lounge Back To Wall Against Marion In CIBL Playoff
Local softball, overshadowed by baseball this season, enters the Madison County double elimination tournament at Shadyside Park starting Tuesday Sept 7. Entry deadline Sept 4 at 5 p.m. entry fee 20 dollars with blanks at Anderson Sporting Goods or by phone 643-0163. Two games nightly at 6 30 and 8 o'clock.
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Anderson Must Win For Shot At 3rd Crown
Cedar Lounge hosts Western Division champions Marion Blue Sox at Memorial Field for a 7 30 p m game as the series stands 1 0 in favor of Marion Marion won game one 5 3 Cedar Lounge seeks to even the series with its pitching choices Lucius Teague Rich Leavell or Jim Sutton set to start for Cedar Lounge Jim Parnell or Jim Wood to pitch for Marion No pregame practice on field. local players to report to Anderson College diamond by 5 30 p m for batting practice This weekend Chicago Travelers visit for a twin bill and a single game with the Labor Day winner advancing to Louisville
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Madison Heights Fullback Billy Carter Out With Fracture
Madison Heights announces that starting fullback Billy Carter will miss at least half the upcoming season due to a fractured left leg suffered in practice. Junior Rex Sheets will replace him as the fullback. Madison Heights opens the season Friday in an Iron battle at Shelbyville.
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Phils Giants Split Pair Of NL Contests
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Lou Burdette and slugger Alex Johnson led a 2-0 win over Warren Spahn and the Giants in the nightcap to split a two game set. San Francisco took the opener 2-1 in 11 innings with Spahn pitching well but not enough.
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ACC Championship Entries Close Sept 8 at Anderson Club
Anderson County golfers are registering in Roy Jones's shop for the annual men's club championship spanning Sept 11 to Sept 19. Committee chair D. E. Hatcock co chair J. B. Hiday F. A. Anderson and P. G. Byrum oversee registrations which close September 8.
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Gibson Fires 2 Hit Shutout At Chicago Cubs
Cardinals pitcher Bob Gibson fired a two hitter in Chicago, his fourth homer of the season by Bill White, as St. Louis defeated the Cubs 3-0. Landrum and Amalfitano produced early singles but Gibson allowed only two walks and one double in 52 2/3 innings of work. The win marked Gibson his fifth shutout of the season while Johnson and Spahn both took losses for their teams.
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Mele Linked to Firing Fears If Twins Win Pennant
If the Minnesota Twins clinch the American League pennant Sam Mele could join a growing list of managers nearly ousted before a title. Mele barely survived in 1964 after his club finished 20 games out and tied for sixth, with renewed contract after a long wait. The article notes Mele’s past troubles, his popularity in Boston and surrounding rumor mill about Red Sox broadcasting staff.
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Edgewood Hosts Two Golf Tourneys at Edgewood Club
Edgewood Country Club staged a weekly husband and wife golf tournament on the Edgewood layout with winners in front nine low gross Joe Taylor and Maxine Taylor, Lew Roby and Bunny Roby, Ken OHeron and Kate OHeron, Marvin Jones and Jane Jones, and front nine low net Ken Toye and Shirley Toye, Bob Martin and Enid Martin, Paul Craib and Norma Craib, Bill Sigler and Alice Sigler. Back nine low gross victors were Bob Gibson and Ramona Gibson, with back nine low net Dick Cotton and Veral Cotton. A weekly low net men’s club links tourney crowned Dow Roush, Gene Hardwick, Harry Forse, Dick Peck, Bud Anderson, and Woody Meek in order. Trophy presentation for the junior club championship is set for Sunday September 26 at 4 p.m. Family Day is noted for September 6.
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Ladies Thursday Keglers Organize for Season Opener
The Ladies' Thursday Bowling League will start its season at Cooper's Sport Bowl on Thursday September 9 at 8:30 p.m. Prospective members are asked to be present at that time.
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Du Quoin Hambletonian Day Hit by Rain
Rain delayed final workouts for 11 three year old trotters headed for the Hambletonian at Du Quoin. Noble Victory seeks a first Hambletonian win in a strong field led by Armbro Flight and other top contenders as conditions improve for race day.
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Standings Update for Dodgers and Pirates Contenders
Los Angeles unbeaten in series as Drysdale posts eight runs supported by a 18-11 record while Pittsburgh Law 15-9 or Sisk 52 leads the standings. Early season momentum shapes the race between two clubs with strong pitching and steady offense.
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Indiana football opens pre season under coach Pont
Rain marred Indiana's photo day but 85 players reported for pre season practice under new coach John Pont. Pont praised the squad's enthusiasm while noting two a day workouts begin Wednesday through Sept. 11 with two hour sessions. Senior halfback Ron Sexton may miss the season due to a cartilage tear.
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