Meyer Puts Lid On Lead In Women’s Softball Sweep
Meyer’s women’s softball team closed the regular season with an 8 3 victory over Cal and Ruth and a 23 2 win in the second game to clinch the undisputed league title. Fritz Ringholz homered twice in the opener and Linda Coe homered twice in the nightcap as Meyer piled up 22 hits. The team tallied 14 runs in the sixth inning, and Cal and Ruth drew a bye in the city tournament opening Saturday. Standings list Bob Meyer 10 2 and Saginaw Wire 8 4.
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Bob Meyer
Cal
Ruth
Meyer
Fritz Ringholz
Pat Brown
Anna Lucas
Karla Staschke
Bonnie Noah
Marge Keller
Pat Kangars
Marnie Wechter
Linda
Pat Seitz
Linda Bergstedt
Linda Coe
Kay Kersey
Ann Schlessman
Saginaw Wire
Connie
Little Laundry
Saginaw
Sharon Laur
Saginawa
Kaki Ganzhorn
Sandy Walton
Donna Englert
Connie’s
Darlene Houghden
Debbie Stull
Flo Criscione
Rose Ann Ray
Evelyn Colish
Evelyn
Connie’s Laundry
Battles Triumph On Wild Tosses In Narrow Win
Battles Insurance earned a 3-1 victory over Chapin as two wild pitches in the fourth inning helped tilt the game to Battles. John Hemenway pitched a full game with seven strikeouts as Chapin catcher Wasiniak walked two batters who scored on wild pitches. Dick Van Vlerak and John Kuhlman contributed key hits for Battles. Chapin totaled five hits and one run.
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Battles
John Kuhlman
Chapin
Mike Wasiniak
Dick van Vlerak
John Hemenway
Wasiniak
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday and Upcoming Games
Standings show Detroit and Baltimore atop the league with Cleveland and Boston close behind. Wednesday results include New York over Boston and Chicago routing Minnesota. Tomorrow’s games feature Fisher at Perry and Lolich at Tiant with multiple interleague matchups.
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Two-Hit Shutout Hurled In City Slo-Pitch Play
Bob Coyle pitched a two-hit shutout for Home Savings & Loan as they routed Downtown Dodge 12-0 with 14 hits including three by Joe Gravenhurst. Durable Mat beat Couch Concrete 4-3 in a separate inter-league game. Seven players had two hits across the night as league schedule sets matchups for Saturday.
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Home Savings & Loan
Howard Riedy
Jim Smith
Joe
Wes Byron
Jim Wasiniak
Jim Morrow
Janesville Cotton
Lee Schnell
Paul Osborn
Sonny Sickinger
Jerry Lewis
Cotton Clubbers
Bob Barnes
Greenwich
Douch Concrete
Huron County
Downtown
Dodge
Superior
Maple City
American Legion
Durable Mat
Postage Stamps Honor John F Kennedy Anniversary Issue
Sharjah marks the death anniversary with a large multicolor stamp showing Arlington burial site and JFK portrait. A scarce issue sold out at issue and collectors may obtain a 17-stamp JFK memorial set from Elmont Stamp Co. for $1.00 plus approvals offered.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Sharjah
Arlington
Jfk
Elmont
Guinea
U.S
Elmont Stamp Co
Ruby St
N.Y
City Tennis Tournament Sets Seeded Matches
Players are seeded for the city tennis tournament with Round I and II pairings listed. Matchmaker Chris Amato asks first rounds to be completed by Sunday and players arrange time and location themselves.
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Chris Amato
Falcons Debut Mascot at Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University will unveil a prairie falcon as its mascot this fall. Junior falconer John Blakeman trains the bird for debut before BG faces Ball State on September 21, with the mascot housed in special campus quarters once classes begin.
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UPI
Bowling Green State University
Falcons
Snake River Canyon
Idaho
Ball State
Bowling Green
John Blakeman
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