Score 10 Runs in Four Games Chisox Complete Sweep Of Twins
The White Sox swept the Twins in a four game series finishing with 3-2 and 4-3 wins to total ten runs. Key plays featured Tim Cullen doubles and Cesar Tovar misplays, with Gerry McNertney driving in runs and Oliva homering twice for Minnesota. Others: Oakland beat California, Detroit-NY split, Cleveland-Washington 10-6 then 11-3, and Baltimore edged Boston as rain ended play early.
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Red Sox
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Orioles
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Homer Spears Opening Clash In ICL 12 8
Homer City gained its first Indiana County Baseball League win by defeating Avonmore 12 to 8. Skip Capitost earned the victory with 12 strikeouts and five walks. Ron Carnahan doubled twice for Homer City, joined by Don Adamsky Jack Stile and Ed Lingenfelter with doubles. The team trailed 8 7 entering the eighth, then scored three in the eighth and two in the ninth to seal it.
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Don Adamsky
Jack Stile
Edwingenfelter
Paul Rebovich
Rich Kotula
Stile
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Kotula
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Sinth
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Indiana
Mountn
Avonmore & Blandings
Creekside
Lebanon
Galtsburg
Fulton Run
Coat Run
McIntyre
Marichal shines as Giants top Dodgers 5 1 in strong win
Juan Marichal became the majors first nine game winner of the season, tossing a three hit gem to guide the San Francisco Giants past the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 1 for his fifth consecutive victory. Willie Stargell piled up six hits including two homers and six RBIs as Pittsburgh split with Atlanta. The St Louis Cardinals swept a twin bill from the New York Mets to move back atop the NL standings while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia and Chicago Cubs edged Houston in 12 innings.
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Willie Stargell
St. Louis Cardinals
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Jim Hart
Dick Dietz
Don Sutton
RBI
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Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Braves
Deron Johnson
Felipe Alou
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Slay
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Commodore Defeats Arcadia 96 in County League Action
In the Indiana County Community Development League Commodore whipped Arcadia 96 on Saturday. John Belford earned the win on the mound allowing six hits while Mike Mattis took the loss. Ubon paced the winners with two hits and Rushnok went 3 for 3 for Arcadia.
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Iediana County Community Development League
Arcadia
John Belford
Mike Mattis
Willow Springs softball card features county league matchups
A Monday schedule lists Gaz-Dad at Willow Springs, Lucerne facing Patti's, F.G. Red Barn hosting C and G Sports. Indiana L. Waxler meets McGill at 5 0, Ind Lumber vs UCT at 6 50, Kiwanis versus H Andy at 4 30.
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F.G. Red Barn
C & G Sports
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H. Andy
Stage Door Johnny Wins Pass Upstages Belmont
Stage Door Johnny powered past Forward Pass to win the Belmont Stakes as Dancer's Image faced disqualification in the earlier Kentucky Derby and Preakness drama. Heliodoru Gustines rode Stage Door Johnny to a 44.5 second final quarter, delivering Calumet Farm a Belmont triumph amid the Triple Crown chase.
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Bebont Park
Greenree Stable
Forward
Romaine
Dancer's
Shame
Calumet Farm
Dance
Peter Fuller
Dancer
Johnny
Calumet
Helio
Robert J. Kleberg
Max Hirsch
Shige Door Jubany
Teshackers
Fans Flock To See Indians Senators Doubleheader
Cleveland drew a huge crowd as fans lined up hours before the start of a doubleheader with Washington. The Indians won the first game 10-5 and lost the nightcap 11-3, in front of what GM Gabe Paul called the club’s largest gate in history with over 35,000 tickets sold. A day promotion handed out 24,500 little league bats to youngsters under six with guardians.
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Cleveland Stadium
Indians
Washington
New York Yankees
Senators
Frank Howard
Tribe
Gabe Paul
Lyoungsters
Ladutt
Connie Mack and Legion Teams Set Evening Practices
Practice at Coal Run ball diamond starts at 5 p.m. and the Indiana American Legion team meets at the Fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Open to boys aged 16 to 19 who want to play. Report to the listed sites for sessions.
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American Legion
Coal Run Ball
Indiana American Legion
Fairgrounds
Bell's Funeral Home Wins First Annual Christmas Tree Festival Slo Pitch
Bell's Funeral Home captured the championship by beating Lucerne 7-3 at Ben Franklin Field in the two day First Annual Christmas Tree Festival Slo Pitch Tourney. Bell's won three Saturday games and defeated Lucerne in the final. Lucerne defeated Highway Barns 22-9 in the semifinal after a 14-6 rally by Highway Barns to reach the semis.
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Ben Franklin Field
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George
Tourney Results First Round Elims and Final
Bell's Funeral Home edges Pegis Club 18 to 9 in first round along with Benamati's 14 Dixonville 9 Shelocta 20 Beyer 10 Red Barn 7 C and G Sportsmen 0 forfeit Rubin's Atlantic 7 Midway Inn 6 Lucerne 23 Federal Lab 8 Gaz Dad 6 Mears Coal 4 Highway Barns 7 Plumville 0 forfeit Quarterfinals Bell's Funeral Home 6 Benamati's 5 Red Barn 5 Shelocta 4 Lucerne WARubins Atlantic 4 Highway Barns 14 Gaz Dad 6 Semifinals Bell's Funeral Home 8 Red Barn 4 Lucerne 16 Highway Barns 5 Championship Bell's Funeral Home 7 Lucerne 3
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Benamati’s
Dixonville
Shelocta
Beyer
Red Barn
C & G Sportsmen
Rubin's
Atlantic
Midway Inn
Lucerne
Federal Lab
Gaz-Dad
Mears Coal
Highway Barns
Plumville
Sheloca
Bell's Wins Title In Saturday Baseball Tilt Format
Bell's fielding backed by stout defense secures the league crown. Lucerne entered the title game with 56 runs but was held by Bell's strong pitching. Bell's defeated Pegis Club 18-9 at 9:30 am, then edged Benamati's 6-5 at Ben Franklin, before beating Red Barn 8-4 to clinch the championship amid a busy Saturday with Lucerne also posting three wins.
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Don Rellick
Rubin
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