Strong St Marys-St Mathias leads YMCA league with 6 0 record
In YMCA Church Softball action at Weed Park St Marys-St Mathias remains undisputed leader as Calvary Baptist and Island Methodist win. St Marys-St Mathias outhits Lincoln Boulevard Baptist 10 8 but prevails 52. Pitchers Tom Streger and Ron Eggenders secure wins while Bob Peterson and Gary Kirkland pace the winners with key hits. Calvary Baptist tops North Methodist 32 in nine innings as Almandinger drives in the decisive runs. Island Zion down Zion Lutheran 13-7 with Wayne Shoultz collecting three hits and Shoultz, Bohling contributing for the victors.
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Ron Eggenders
Bob Peterson
Ron Streger
Gary Kirkland
Lyle Marks
Bob Steele
Jim Jurevite
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Gary Houseman
Lysle Hitchcock
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Gary McCullough
Esme Morgan
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Jim Weggens
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Mike Schmidt
Island Zion
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Neil Greenwald
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al Bohling
Ron Shepard
John Wilson
Tom Wilson
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John Robinson
Albert Flathmann
Dave Watson
Mike Schoonover
Ralph Marquardt
There May Be American Race Yet BoSex and Racatz Faces
American League pennant race tightens as Boston Red Sox beat Los Angeles 2 1 with Radatz saving his 10th, Harmon Killebrew homers again for the Twins in a 12 1 rout of Cleveland. Yankees fall to Kansas City in 12 innings as White Sox, Orioles and Tigers also win or lose, keeping the AL battle close.
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Peters Throws One Hitter as White Sox Blank Orioles
Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox pitched a one hitter in a 4 0 shutout of the Baltimore Orioles. Peters struck out 13 while Robin Roberts faced the loss. Dick Ellsworth drove in both runs with a single, lifting Chicago to a 2 0 win over St Louis for his 18th victory against six defeats.
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Cubs Climb to Second Despite Rough NL Toward Midseason
The Cubs rose to second in the National League standings mid-July aided by Dick Ellsworth and Lindy McDaniel’s five hit shutout of St Louis and a two run single by Ellsworth. Pittsburgh swept the Giants in a night doubleheader while Philadelphia beat Los Angeles to trim the Dodgers’ lead. Cincinnati edged Milwaukee in 22 innings as New York beat Houston, with Nottebart winning for the first time since his no hitter.
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Clinton Wins In Last Inning
Clinton exploded for six runs in the ninth inning for a 12-5 Midwest League victory over Waterloo Monday. Clinton moved into sole first place as Burlington, Decatur, and other leaders lost. Jim Large hit two home runs, including one with a runner aboard, to power Quincy past Decatur 5-0. Burlington pitcher Turner limited Quad Cities to one hit in an 11-0 win. Cedar Rapids beat Wisconsin Rapids 5-2 behind strong pitching and hitting. Dubuque outslugged Fox Gilles 18-? with Swift delivering a clutch bases-loaded homer.
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Carlisle's tops Hamm's and Drewrys in Open Softball league action
Carlisle's Sorts Shop and Hamm's Beer moved into an early third round tie after decisive wins Monday night. Carlisle's defeated Cheri-Top 9-3 as John Robinson and Larry Miller led with multiple hits while Vern Larue earned the win. Hamm's beat Drewrys 3-2 behind two late runs and six defensive stops, with Vern Larue again strong on the mound.
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