Indians Lose but Still Lead League in Eastern Division
The Indianapolis Indians fell 7-4 to Tacoma in a Pacific Coast League game but remain top of the eastern division, one game ahead of Tulsa after Tulsa lost 3-2 to Spokane. Dick Kenworthy scored on a two run double in the first while Bob Raudman hit a go ahead homer in the eighth for Tacoma.
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Indianapolis Indians
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Spokane
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Kenworthy
Bob Raudman
Fred Krug
Pirtle Team Wins ABCD Golf Tourney
Pirtle foursome claimed the ABCD golf tourney at the local course with 98 points. The team featured Pirtle Ben Harkness Kenny Johnson and Don Wells. Duvivier's team finished second with 96 points including Forest Northrup Nick House and Jim Ridley. Wright's team was third with 93 points. Medalist honors were tied at 73 by Bill Pirtle and Terry Rhodes. Poe 75 Wright 78 Moehlmann 78 and Martin 79. The next event, Johnson four-ball, begins July 10 with July 7 as the deadline to file qualification scores.
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Pirtle
Ben Harkness
Kenny Johnson
Don Wells
Greg Duvivier
Duvivier
Forest Northrup
Nick House
Jim Ridley
Jerry Wright
Doc Franklin
Buzz Cissis
Junior Hollen
Wright
Terry Rhodes
Orville Poe
Toony Moehlmann
Eugene Martin
Tacoma Hurlers Rally as Harris Wins Narrow Victory
The text describes a baseball game where Tacoma pitchers held the lead late. Leroy Harris earned the win after relieving in the seventh inning while Earl France started for Indianapolis and was lifted in the second by Bill Fischer. Warren Hacker took the loss.
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Warren Hacker
Leroy Harris
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AFL Executive Committee to Meet in Detroit on July 5 6
The executive committee of the American Football League will convene in Detroit on July 5 and 6 to discuss details arising from its merger with the National League.
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National League
Shaw Happy With Mets Trade Birthday Reportedly Sets Tone
Bob Shaw, celebrating his 33rd birthday, is content with being traded from the San Francisco Giants to the New York Mets for 50 000 dollars. The veteran righthander has won four straight with New York, posting a 2 91 ERA and a 4 0 record since the deal. He says the move suits him and jokes about rumors of a spitter pitch.
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Baseball scores and schedules from Major League results
Results from Tuesday include Phila 1 New York 0 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 1 San Fran 7 St Louis 1 Atlanta 4 Chicago 2 Thursday games listed Phila at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Atlanta at San Fran and other matches Boston 5 New York 3 Minnesota 4 Cleveland 0 Washington 4 Chicago 1 Ran City 4 Baltimore 3 Detroit 15 California 3 Baltimore a Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota New York at Boston twilight.
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Field Completed For Golf Tourney In Columbus Indiana
The Indiana Amateur Golf tournament set for July 11 15 at Otter Creek in Columbus has a 128 player field after completing rounds at New Albany Lafayette and Carmel. Brent Hartman posted a 69 in Lafayette for 36 holes 139 while Mike Gery 140 at Lafayette and Joseph Miller 69 at Carmel led qualifiers with 143. Exemptions were granted to Lanry Tanber Ed Tutwiler Terry Winter Jack Leer and John David.
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Michigan City
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West Lafayette
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Boy's League Baseball Schedule Shows Evening Matchups
The schedule lists Wednesday games at 6 p.m. Larris versus Linton and 8:15 p.m. Citizens against Peoples. Thursday features Western Auto versus Legion at 6 p.m. and G E versus Elks at 8:15 p.m. Saturday has Linton versus Crane at Bloom Field. Babe Ruth play Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. Bloomfield visits Linton.
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Terrell Wins Decision Despite 2 Round Penalty
Brnie Terrell defended his World Boxing Association title in Houston despite two rounds docked for low blows. He accused Doug Jones of dirty fighting while Jones denied the fouls and suggested Terrell should have been disqualified after a 14th round protest by Rollie Hackmer.
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Bunning Extends Win Streak With Two-Hit gem
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning limited the Mets to two hits in a 1-0 victory to raise his season record to 9-4. The homer by Bill White in the seventh inning provided the lone run as Bunning improves his history against New York to 11 wins in 12 decisions. The NL slate also saw San Francisco, Cincinnati, Atlanta and Pittsburgh win, while Detroit paced baseball with a 15-3 rout of California.
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