Stanky Protected by Ushers as Conigliaro Homers in 11th
Eddie Stanky faced heavy fan hostility at Fenway Park forcing four ushers and two police to guard him after he called Red Sox fans bush. The drama peaked when Tony Conigliaro hit a two run homer in the 11th inning, giving Boston a 2-1 win over the White Sox, as Stanky was ejected earlier for protesting a strike. Meanwhile New York beat Washington 2-0 and Kansas City edged Baltimore 6-5 in 11 innings.
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Shakamak Defeats Linton 5–1 in No-Hitter Spotlight
Rich Mitchell pitched a no hitter and struck out 14 as Shakamak beat Linton 5–1. Jim Floyd scored on an error and stole bases for the Miners sole run while Mike Rose allowed one earned run for Linton. Next week, Dugger brings youth teams to Linton, Crane visits, and Linton hosts Bloomfield at Home Run Park.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday and Saturday
American League standings show Detroit and Minnesota leading with Detroit at 39 25 and Minnesota 35 28. Thursday night results include Minnesota 6 Detroit 4 and Kansas City 6 Baltimore 5 in 11 innings. Saturday schedule lists key matchups across leagues with several day games and night doubleheaders.
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Marty Fleckman Leads Open After First Round at Baltusrol
Byron Nelson mentors Marty Fleckman a 23-year-old amateur from Port Arthur Texas who leads the U S Open after round one at Baltusrol Golf Club. Fleckman remains calm under pressure while Nelson notes his thoughtful play and reluctance to celebrate prematurely.
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Hoosier All-stars Aim To End Kentucky Winning Streak
Indiana High School All-Stars head to Hinkle Fieldhouse to snap a four game skid against Kentucky led by 7-foot Jim McDaniels and 6-8 Clarence Glover if healthy. Indiana relies on Willie Long John Mengett and Larry Weatherford as they face Kentucky with platoon-ready depth and a renewed selection process.
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Bowling scores and win loss tallies for four teams
Reds Reed 502 Graves 515 Shelton 427 Weaver 521 posted wins 2 losses 1. 7 10 Club Elliott 487 Blind 447 Frye 493 Clayton 529 with 1 2. Coxs Army O Cox 515 Cullison 410 Conklin 456 Kirk 486 went 0 3. CBDs Collins 516 Corbin 499 Barker 557 Duvivier 623 went 3 0.
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Baseball Schedule High School Showdown At Crane
Saturday evening games list two high school matches at Crane and Boomfield with 7 30 p.m. start times. Central faces Shakamak while Linton meets Boomfield and Eastern is slated against L and unknown opponent.
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State Trackmen In Meet West Three Indiana stars head to Golden West
Three Indiana high school track stars travel to Sacramento for the Golden West Invitational. Miler Don Vandrey of Valparaiso, sprinter Larry Highbaugh of Indianapolis Washington, and high jumper Gary Haupert of Northfield earned travel funds from townspeople. Vandrey owns 4:05.3 mile and 1:52.7 half mile records. Highbaugh anchored in 106 and 220 yard dashes with a 100 yard best 0.5. Haupert set a state high jump record of 6 feet 10 inches.
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Buntin Signs With Hoosier Basketball
Detroit native Bill Buntin signs with the Indiana ABA franchise becoming the 13th player to join the team. The former Michigan star averaged 18.9 points per game and led the Big Ten in rebounding twice, with all conference honors in 1964 and 1965.
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Boys League Scores Tie Narrow Wins and Toppers
In Thursday action Citizens defeated Iron 5 to 2 while Western Auto beat Ellis 7 to 3 in the nightcap. Mike Sparks pitched well for Citizens allowing 7 hits with 7 strikeouts, and Terry Roberts limited Citizens to 2 hits while fanning eight.
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