Reds Rally To Beat St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds topped the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 as Don Gullett and Joe Gibbon held the Cards to four hits. Lee May slugged an 11th inning run and drove in three, while Pete Rose and Tommy Helms contributed key plays in the third inning rally.
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Elks, Western Auto top boys league. minor scores noted
In Thursday action the Rices edged Citizens 3 to 2 while the Elks beat Western Auto 15 to 5 in a game started May 29 and finished Saturday after rain. Saturday Western Auto beat Rice 140 and Elks beat Citizens 6 to 3. Minor league scores were Coca Cola 6 IGA 5 and Briggs 22 Civitan 7 Decker homered for Civitan and Ron Kendall pitched a no hitter in the Western Auto win with four strikeouts and one walk.
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Lakers Win Bloomington Regional Title In Baseball
The Shakamak Lakers beat Shelbyville 8 5 and Indian Creek 6 5 to claim the Bloomington Regional crown coached by Jerry Bender. They advance to the semi state on June 12 at Bloomington facing Mount Vernon with Lawrence Central vs Columbus in the other semi. Phil Wasnidge shut Indian Creek after two innings allowing three hits and five runs while walking eight and striking out nine.
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Regional Baseball Scores Turnout Across Indiana Items
Regional high school baseball results show Columbia City, New Haven and many others posting wins and losses across multiple sites including Columbus East Chicago Jasper Lafayette LaPorte Richmond South Bend and Southport. Key outcomes include Columbia City 2 New Haven 4 and Lafayette Seeger 5 Crawfordsville 4 in 10 innings with Seeger later crushed 16 0 by Lafayette.
Weekend schedule for local teams and region games
A week of games listed with 6 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. starts includes Elks versus Sarris and Peoples versus Western Auto on Monday, Legion versus Citizens and Rice's versus G.E. on Tuesday, and G.E. versus Citizens with Rice's against Legion on Wednesday. Friday features Briggs versus Coca Cola and Civitan versus Wheeler, plus Shakamak at Linton at 5:30 p.m. Central.
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Ed Inman Honored as Player of the Year in Baseball
Austin Peay State University hurler Ed Inman of Clarksville Tenn named District Three NCAA team member and Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year. The Linton Stockton High School product captained the APSU squad to an 8-1 record with a 1.26 ERA and four shutouts.
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Babe Ruth Schedule Organized for Greene County Season
The Babe Ruth season starts this week in Greene County with games Tuesday and Thursday, running through July 27. Two divisions, West and East, feature teams from Linton Crane Odon Shakamak Worthington Bloomfield and Eastern teams Cards Whites Blacks Reds. Division winners meet for a championship with trophies for champion and runner up. Games at Linton Crane Odon Shakamak 5:30 p.m. and Worthington Central L and M 7 p.m. Ken Gillian coaches the Linton team.
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