Corners Lone Tourney Entry Without Defeat
Friendly Corners remain undefeated in the Huron County Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament thanks to strong pitching by Bob Lippert and sharp defense by George Potts. They beat Glass Bar 15 5 while Reed's Garage and Holland Market posted big wins and Norwalk secured at least two district berths with the Corners and Glass Bar already sure entries.
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Bob Lippert
George Potts
Huron County
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Alf Schaffer
Jim Wilhelm
Harley Reed
Schaffer
Wayne Holthouse
Gary Ruggerio
Ted Fox
Stan Holthouse
Shaarda
Norwalk
Lutheran Church
Holland
Havana
Teener League Stars Split In Tournament
Norwalk Teener League Stars won their state tournament opener at Enon 2-1 over Crestline after Rich Lawrie’s ninth inning run. Jack O Neil allowed four hits with 12 strikeouts. They lost 6-1 in the semi finals to Chilli cothe as Bill Tackett held nine hits and two hits by Kevin Conry led Norwalk. Lawrie led all with three hits in the first game. Lorcher added two of four in the second. Schedule follows: Wednesday Bleile versus Battles Insurance. Thursday W F W versus Bob Meyer Chevrolet. Saturday Bleile vs Chapin and Chapin. V F W versus Schild’s LG A.
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Jack O’neil
Bob Alt
Lawrie
Bill Tackett
Kevin Conry
Jim Lorcher
Lorcher
Paul Bleile
Battles Insurance
W.F.W
Indians Rout by Yankees Sends Tribe to Kansas City
The Cleveland Indians lose 10-4 to the New York Yankees and travel to Kansas City for three games. Sam McDowell seeks a 4th win over Diego Segui as Cleveland sits 8th, 16 games behind. Donovan suffers his seventh loss after giving up four runs in six innings.
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Dick Donovan
Major Standings In National League Baseball
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 52 wins, Philadelphia 49, Cincinnati 44, Pittsburgh 42, St. Louis 43, Milwaukee 42, Los Angeles 41, Chicago 39, Houston 39, and New York 26. Monday results featured Chicago defeating Los Angeles 10-4 and St Louis sweeping Pittsburgh in a twi night doubleheader, with rain postponing Cincinnati at New York. Tuesday's slated games include New York at Chicago, Houston at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at St. Louis, and more.
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McCoskey Stars In On Sunday
The 1964 Lefty Grove League features the Travellers vs Detroit Bar ney McCoskey All-Stars at McGuan Park Sunday at 2 p.m. It marks the fifth meeting with locals still seeking a first win.
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Detroit
McGuan Park
Monroeville Little League Invites Open Tonight
The annual Monroeville Little League Invitational opens at 6 15 at Faulhaber Field with Monroeville Kiwanis vs Willard. Play continues nightly toward Saturday finals at 2 PM. Norwalk Travelers meet Republic American Legion Wednesday. Monroeville A vs New Washington Thursday.
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Monroeville Kiwanis
Willard
Norwalk Travelers
Republic American Legion
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Monroeville Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sommer Stars as Fox City Beats Waterloo 4 3
No. 9 Tim Sommer earned his ninth win of the season as Fox City Foxes beat Waterloo Iowa 4 to 3. He allowed six hits two earned runs and struck out ten in a complete game. Sommer lowered his ERA to 2.25 and has joined the Army Reserve with six months of active duty training starting September 15.
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Tim Sommer
Fox City Foxes
Waterloo
Iowa
Sommer
Fox City
Baltimore Oriole
Army Reserve
Traveliers extend lead with two weekend wins
Norwalk Traveliers improved to 7-1 after back-to-back wins. They beat Bellevue Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 4-1 with Mike Finch throwing a one hit complete game and nine strikeouts. Then they shut out Bellevue Merchants 3-0 as Jim Ward earned the win.
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