Legion Cubs edge Jack Brown Buick Braves 1–0
In a tight Legion Cubs victory, the Cubs scored in the bottom of the second on a bases loaded walk plus an error. Craig Groninger started the rally and Ronny Israel delivered the go ahead run as Ritchie Goyer's strong defense helped preserve the win over the Braves.
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Legion Cubs
Heinold
Jack Brown
Buick Braves
Craig Groninger
Groninger
Ronny Israel
Larry Deel
Braves
Cubs
Ritchie Goyer
Globe Valve White Sox
American Legion
George Collins
White Sox
Schley
Phil Delaney
Delphi
Paul Goyer
Little League Ball Park
Dave Foster
Deel
Rees
Sox
Steve Borton
Biggs
McCarty
Heinold Indians
American Legion Cubs
Indians
Dave Robinson
Boyer
Watson
Camden
Susie Liebert
Judy Eisner
Cheryl Cripe
Joyce Felix
Leanne Walters
Sandy Hill
Delphi Leaguettes Host Rockfield Girls at Riley Park
The Delphi Leaguettes will host the Rockfield Girls at Riley Park Sunday evening at six o clock. The game pits local rivals in a regional league matchup with tip off set for 6 p m.
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Delphi Leaguettes
Rockfield
Riley Park
Too Late to Classify Needs Men for Railroad Training
Classified ad fragment offers recruitment for men aged 18 to 34 to train in railroad communications with jobs as agents and operators, high pay and benefits. Includes requests for name and address to Box 180 A and notes a home purchase offer with FHA loan options and down payments through Rinehart Auction & Real Estate Co Flora Phc 967-3911.
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Rinehart Auction & Real Estate Co
Flora Phc
Escapees Share Flight Tales From Communism
Dr. Hammer an agriculture engineer from Eastern Germany and Denes Nage a Hungarian freedom fighter spoke to the Carroll County Anti-Communism Study Group about infiltration indoctrination and terror used by the Soviets. Nage described 10000 trained Hungarians sent back to Hungary to aid domination.
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Hammer
Germany
Purdue
Denes Nage
Hungary
Carroll County
Russia
Mr. Nage
Sheetz Street
Lafayette
Indiana
Raul Cabeza
South 24Th Street
W. S. Weaver
Jennie Gerard
John Peterson
Don Willy
Marcus and
Rachel Haggard
4-H Dress Revue Set Friday at Camden Gym
The annual 4-H Dress Revue is scheduled for Friday July 14 at Camden gym beginning at 9 00 a m with Mrs Morris Erickson Jr Lafayette judging apparel worn by 4 H members A public revue follows at 8 00 p m with moderators Mrs James Oster Monroe Twp and Miss Carolyn Peterson Deer Creek Twp Backstage and dressing room duties are assigned to a long list of local leaders and volunteers The event inviting the public concludes with a festive mood and community participation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Gymnasium
Morris Erickson, Jr
Lafayette
James Oster
Monroe
Carolyn Peterson
Deer Creek
Little League Urges Return of Pop Bottles
The notice asks all players and fans who took bottles from the Little League park to return them.
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Little League
Wool incentive payment set at 47.6 percent of wool sales
The 1960 wool marketing year will yield an incentive of 47.6 percent of dollar returns to producers from shorn wool sales. The payment equals 47.60 dollars per 100 dollars of sales, with lambs and mohair adjustments noted and payments starting soon after July 1.
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Department of Agriculture
Thomas Elston
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
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Delphi Pony Cardinals
Delphi Cardinals
Flora
Mike Hyman
Jack Little
Hyman
Terry’ ‘Reef
Butch Benefic
Cardinals
Riley Park Annex
Fowler
Perate
Ball Park
Lafayette Legion
Delphi Legion
Lafayette Post
Weilers
Mike Lemond
Doug Bovinette
Steve Copsey
Vianco
Mastine
Rochester
Coomey
Harris
Popejoy
Delphi Boys
Schrader
Bill Coomey
Legion
Sumpter
Blue
Bob Clawson
REMC
Lions Club
RCA
Dianette
Zenith
D. & S. Television & Appliance
W. Main
Bob and
Martha Popejoy
U.S
Michigan
America
Stove
Thermos
Oscar Heins
Cass County
Carroll
Cutler
Democrat
Black Top
Earl Snyder
Camden Gym
Loy
DuPont
N. Washington St
Navy
Frankfurters
Little Lynn
Don Brosman
Pittsburg
Bob Wingard
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