Beavercreek '11' Team To Beat In Mid Miami Loop
Coaches in the Mid Miami League name Beavercreek as the top force this season with Franklin's Coach Parr asserting a possible one loss outcome. Beavercreek opened with a 32 16 win over Lebanon while Franklin beat Stebbins 2 0. Injuries loom as Jim Dyas may miss the Beavercreek game and Lebanon faces first league test.
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Casual Yanks Not Worried Who Wins
In San Francisco AP report Ralph Houk says he cares little about the Dodgers Giant NL playoff and that a workout at Candlestick Park will not reveal any advantage. Yankees' players echo that it does not matter which team they face while preparing for a possible World Series showdown and familiarizing themselves with Candlestick Park.
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Crackers win first Junior World Series doubleheader in 2-1 games
The Atlanta Crackers clinched the Junior World Series by sweeping Louisville with identical 2-1 scores in both games. Winning pitcher Harry Fanok allowed only two walks in 7 2/3 innings in the championship, as Fritz Brickell hit a homer for the sole Colonel run in the eighth.
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Two Junior High Games Schedule in Middletown League
The Middletown Junior High League opens with two games on Thursday. Manchester travels to Amanda for the other matchup as p.m. action features junior high teams in a busy start to the season.
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Foul Language May Cost Fans
Boston AP scene reports a bill filed by Rep. James Condon proposing a 50 dollar fine for spectators who direct abusive language at four participants in a sporting event. He cited a recent incident where Jim Piersall lost his temper after persistent heckling in a Baltimore game.
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Police to play Nutty Nine in benefit doubleheader
The Stug's team and the Police Department meet tonight at East Side Diamonds as part of a charity doubleheader. Stug's Place, Middletown Women’s Slo-Pitch champion, opens against the Nutty Nine at p.m., followed by the Police Department game. Police lineup includes Judd Wallace de Hart Walton Duncan Reell Brewer Dwyer Strethem Tallon. Proceeds go to Salvation Army and Cancer Society.
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Northwestern tops nation in total offense led by Myers
The NCAA reports Northwestern's 519 offensive yards in the opener against South Carolina. Quarterback Tom Myers threw 20 of 24 for 275 yards, including a 15 straight completion streak. Wisconsin 491 and Arkansas 454 follow in total offense as West Texas State leads in rushing with Pedro's 500 yards and 146 team points aided by Logan's 53.
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Browns Could Face Trouble From Ex Browns Star
Cleveland sources report Frank Clarke a 6 foot 1 inch 215 pound ex Browns back who was their sixth draft pick in 1956 may create issues for the current Browns as the Dallas Cowboys visit Municipal Stadium on Sunday Clarke has 15 receptions for 399 yards and five touchdowns this season and Dallas holds an 11 1 record in the NFL standings with Clarke contributing as a former Browns draft selection and standout performer in recent games
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Royals Release Local Pair After Waivers
The Cincinnati Royals ended fall training camp at Lockbourne Air Force Base after waiving two more pro candidates. Frank Pinchback a 6 foot 5 rookie from Xavier and Bob Wiesehahn a former 6 foot 4 Cincinnati star were placed on waivers reducing the squad to 13 players.
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Master Rodney Sold For 213,000
In Lexington Kentucky Master Rodney a full brother to last year s Kentucky Futurity winner Duke Rodney was sold for 43000 Monday night at the standardbred yearling sales John Patterson of Dalton Ga acting as agent for an unnamed buyer bought the Rodney Duke s Duchess brown colt from the Walnut Hall Stud of Lexington
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