Clowns Tour to Meet Stars in Medicine Hat Exhibition
The Indianapolis Clowns bring Natureboy Williams Birmingham Sam and Midget Billy Vaughn to Athletic Park Medicine Hat for an 8 00 p m Friday June 21 game against the Brooklyn Stars. Clowns manager Babe Battle highlights the trio's novelty batting stance base running and Vaughn's 4 ft 5 in height as part of a planned 48 state tour this season.
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Natureboy Williams
Birmingham Sam
Billy Vaughn
Indianapolis Clowns
Brooklyn Stars
Athletic Park
Medicine Hat
Babe Battle
Natureboy
Birmingham
Sam
Kelly
Battle
Church League clash leaves Hillcrest E U B tied for first
Hillcrest E U B and Alliance Tabernacle each sit at three wins after three weeks. Roy Sillars led E U B past the Combines 11 8 with two home runs while Harold Enslen earned his third win. Alliance beat Church of God 14 4 with homers by Jackson Haskell Groves and Holden. Pente costals vs Temple Baptist postponed to Saturday. Little Plume idle.
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Hillcrest E.U.B
Alliance Tabernacle
Roy Sillars
Pace
E.U.B
Combines
Harold Enslen
Ray Burkett
Church of God
Alliance
Ron Jackson
Roger Haskell
Gary Groves
Gary Holden
The
Jim Herringer
Len Tissie
Pentecostals
Temple Baptist
Little Plume
Phillies and Cardinals tied in extra innings duel
In Little League action the Phillies and Cardinals tied 17 to 17. Randy Johnson for the Phillies and Allan Sailer for the Cardinals hit home runs, with both delivering strong outings. In another game the Legion Giants defeated the Richardson Reds 14 to 4, wining pitcher Arthur Pinnell allowed the victory while Ken Coutts took the loss. Fode homered for the Giants and Bierbach for the Reds.
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Cardinals
Randy Johnson
Allan Sailer
Legion Giants
Richardson Reds
Arthur Pinnell
Ken Coutts
Fode
Giants
Bierbach
Reds
Last Night's Fights From Associated Press
Tom Mammarelli of Pittsburgh outpointed Santa Flores of Miami over eight rounds in Miami. The matchup featured solid punching and control from Mammarelli who earned the decision on points.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Tom Mammarelli
Pittsburgh
Santa Flores
Koufax Fires Another Shutout as Dodgers Top Colts
Sandy Koufax pitched a three hitter for his fifth shutout, defeating the Houston Colts 3-0 to keep Los Angeles atop the NL pennant race. He struck out 10, improved to 9-3, and lowered his ERA to 1.77 while Dodgers maintained a slim lead over the Giants and Cardinals. Tommy and Willie Davis led the Dodger offense with two runs batted in, and Willie’s bases loaded hit opened the scoring. Willie Mays provided the Giants with a late homer to edge Chicago, while the Cardinals beat Philadelphia.
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Houston Colts
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Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
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Cincinnati Reds
Leo Cardenas
Gordy Coleman
Pittsburgh Pirates
John Tsitouris
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Ernie Fazio
Rusy Staub
Bob Lillis
Lillis
Johnny Temple
Tommy
Willie Davis
Colts
Bob Bruce
St. Louis
Dick Groat
Cardinal
Willie
Johnny Roseboro
Mays
Felipe Alou
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
O'Dell
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago
Ellsworth
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Koufax Whoosh
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Perry
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Adult Entertainment
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Charles Bickford
Xtucuan
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Blake Edwards
Wamee
Sro. Crane
Pine Crest
Canada
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Aberdeen
4Th Ave
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Sam Titcher
Mr. Titcher
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