Little League Scoreboard Totals From Varied Scores
Suburban Parts beat Medics 5 to 3 while Dodgers edged Cubs 3 to 1. Yankees defeated Indians 6 to 3 as Giants posted 17 against Cubs and Cards 4. Athletics dominated Senators 18 to 9. Orioles 3 beat Potten Bank 0, and Tigers won 7 to 6 over Red Sox.
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Thornton Junior Post 1070 Bombed by Monee in Practice Tilt
Thornton A. Bow To Monee in a practice tilt as Danny Zajeski started for Thornton and was pulled after third inning. Bud Browning relieved, allowed no runs and one hit in relief. Monee, with a lefty then right hander, combined for a seven run burst in the third, while Thornton added one run on a Mike Buckley homer. Post 1070 drops to one win four losses and one tie.
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Harvey Bridge Club Winners and Meeting Info
The Harvey Bridge Club meets Fridays at 8 pm in the K C Hall Harvey. An informational bulletin is available by calling VI 1 2600. June 16 winners: North South first Stig Nordstrom and Howard Schultz. second Dr. George Dembinski and George Said. third Roy Stevens and Dick Moen. East West first Dorothy and Bill Kemp. second Florence Wiltshire and Joann Lewis. third Susan King and Kenneth King.
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Browns Win Two Move Within One Game Of Ist
Riverdale Bank’s Hammermeister in his first start allowed eight hits as Browns beat Zunica Realty 15-5 in the opener at Ivanhoe Park. Key inning included seven runs off hits by Jones Buckley and Hammermeister, with Stringer homering in the fifth to drive in Withey and Hammermeister. Zunica scored early on a walk and successive singles, with Vernay producing two more runs later.
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Bears Stop White Sox Streak With 7-5 Victory
Fernwood Bears defeated the Harvey White Sox 7-5 in four pitchers duel. Jim Koch earned the win for the Bears with five strikeouts and two walks. Barry Bruckner took the loss after a strong eight strikeouts. Bob Cima led the Sox with three hits including a triple and two singles. Vince Panozzo added two hits and a run driven in. The Bears scored five early before the Sox tied it 5-5, then two runs in the third proved decisive. Additional notes project upcoming Sox games at Elem, Gary Athletic Club, and Art's Hideaway Park.
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Y Membership Open for Summer at Harvey YMCA
Summer memberships are offered for high school juniors and seniors at Harvey Memorial YMCA. The pass covers all high school Y activities through September 15 and includes basketball weightlifting gymnastics judo wrestling and swimming plus instruction and conditioning. Applicants must join at the Y and pay a $20 membership.
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White Sox Set for Road Trip With Three Weekend Games
The Harvey White Sox travel to Elgin for a 8 p.m. game at Wing Park against the Elgin A C. Saturday they face Gary Athletics at Black Stadium, Indiana Harbor, then play A W Tires Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at Blue Island’s 139th and Chapman. Bresland earned the win vs A W Tires 4 2.
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White Sox Dominate Chicago Pro Sports in Sunday Win
Zeller pitched a strong game for the White Sox striking out 10 and yielding four hits as Chicago Pro Sports fell 80. Murphy took the loss. Cipriani led the Sox with four hits in four at bats and Zeller contributed 2 for 4 while LeZean and others added key hits in the attack.
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