Middletown Girls Sweep All National City Tennis Matches
Middletown Ohio girls dominate on day one of the National City Tennis Tourney winning all 15 matches at Charleston Tennis Club and Edgewood Country Club. North Miami Beach and Charleston tie for second with 12 victories each as Middletown leads with a balanced lineup led by Pam Goetz.
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Extras pay off Indians win 3 2 in 10 innings
The Indians beat Elmira Pioneers 3 2 in 10 innings after a three day run of extra inning practice. Jerry Kelly tripled to start the decisive rally, Jim Lehew finished on the mound, and Ed Bays delivered a key single to seal the comeback. Elmira’s Culver absorbed the loss after a long relief stint as Charleston and Elmira trade blows in a lengthy, tense affair.
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No Scenic Trip For Dallas Rangers Bus Travel Ended
Dallas Rangers of the Pacific Coast League will fly to games and avoid bus trips after officials met with Henry Pelurs and PCL President Dewey Soriano. The farm club for the Kansas City Athletics halted a planned three-bus trip to save money as Dallas languished last in the Easter Division and drew poorly. The players had balked at a bus ride to Indianapolis Sunday night amid the dispute.
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Boggs Leads Quality Market to Street-Strong Victory
Pete Boggs powered Quality Market with a grand slam, a double, and a single, guiding them to a 244 Charleston Cults League win over the Optimists at Cabell Field. Tom Smith pitched complete game for the winners as Quality Market extended their lead in the standings.
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Elk-Kenawha slow-pitch softball tournament set midweek
The Elk-Kenawha League slow-pitch tourney moves to Bigley Field with semi finals on Wednesday. Whittington Esso faces Pack Lumber at 6:30 p.m. while Martin and Tador meet Village Drive-In at 7:15. The 8:11 p.m. championship follows the same night after Monday’s quarter finals.
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Eastern League Scores and Standings Report
The Eastern League wrapped Mondays action with Charleston edging Elmira 3 to 2 in 10 innings and Springfield defeating Reading 7 to 6 while Williamsport beat Elmira 4 to 1. Sunday's results included Springfield 7 Charleston 4 in 10 innings and Williamsport 1 Elmira, with Springfield leading at 40 20 in standings and Reading at 35 1.
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