Pollock Leads Columbia Records In Babe Ruth Play
Steve Pollock paced Columbia Records with a double and two singles to beat Bituminous Materials 5-3 at Valle Field. Terre Haute Savings Bank defeated Eastern Express 7-3 as Jim Dowell earned his third win as a 13-year-old, with Monte Yeager homering and doubling. Straw Steel crushed Pepsi Cola 9-3 with Dave Alumbaugh holding the opponents to five hits.
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Haskett fires no hitter in Kiwanis win
Kiwanis beat Pages Bi- Rite Friday 3-0 behind Barry Haskett’s one hit no hitter in North Terre Haute Little League action. Elks Club edged Coca Cola 3-2 in the first National League game while Burger King won 6-2 in the second, though it’s listed under protest.
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LeMay and Loges Crowned Double Winners at Quarter Midget Races
Carol LeMay and Brad Loges emerged as the only double winners at the FOP track quarter midget night on 13th and Lockport Road. Fastest qualifiers included Carol LeMay Jeff LeMay and Brad Loges with races across Novice Stock and Modified heats and features.
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Bergman Named New Anderson High Head Football Coach
New Castle Indiana authoritie reports Jim Bergman 24 will replace Dick Roos as head coach at Anderson High School. Bergman formerly served as an assistant at New Castle High School and is a Ball State University graduate. Roos moves to Corydon High to take their head coaching post.
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Faith in Bunning Comes Through For Pirates
Pittsburgh veteran Jim Bunning earned his first win since May 6 as the Pirates routed the Phillies 10 1. Manager Larry Shepard noted postgame Bunning has been hampered by a groin strain an ankle and a sore hip but looked sharper Friday night driving in three runs with two hits.
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Twins Beat Orioles 52 but Stuck Eight Back of Tigers
Minnesota won 52 Friday night to stretch its streak to 10 wins in 12 games, yet sit eight games behind Detroit. Harmon Killebrew ended a 16 game homer drought with his 13th homer, a 420 footer off Gene Brabender. Jim Kaat earned the win with ninth inning relief from Al Worthington after Xray treatments on his left elbow earlier in the week.
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Former Bears Coach Paddy Driscoll Dies at 73
John Paddy Driscoll, 73, former Chicago Bears coach and Hall of Fame member, died in Illinois Masonic Hospital after a leg ailment. A Northwestern and NFL standout, he coached the Bears in 1956 and 1957 and later served as director of planning and research for the team. Halas called it a terrible shock and praised Driscoll as the greatest athlete he knew.
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Horse Racing Sunday at Wabash Valley Fairgrounds
Quarter Horse Association racing is set for Sunday at the Wabash Valley Fairgrounds starting 1 p.m. A $13,000 purse is expected and finals will be held in the Derby and Futurity amid a 15 race program. Downs officials note bleachers are now in use at the venue.
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Pirates Crush Phillies 15-7 In Big Winter Deal Highlight
The Pirates pounded five Phillies pitchers for 15 hits as they beat Philadelphia 19-7. Bunning escaped trouble in the seventh after Rich Allen fouled off a pop, while Cookie Rojas hit into a force in the bases-loaded moment. Woody Fryman started and took the loss.
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Sawyer to Scout for Royals in 1969
Eddie Sawyer, former Philadelphia Phillies manager, will be a full time scout for the Kansas City Royals in 1969. Sawyer managed the Phils from 1951 to 1953 and again for two days of the 1958 season.
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Phillies purchase Brown to fill Wise spot
Philadelphia buys right hander Paul Brown, 27, from Reading in the Eastern League. He will fill the gap created by Rick Wise's reserve status for two weeks.
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U.S. Olympic Hoops Fall to Soviet Union 91 80
The United States basketball team lost its second straight to the Soviet Union 91 to 80 on Friday night. This followed a 91-83 defeat in their previous meeting after an 84-78 win in the first encounter last week.
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Bears’ Morris Fires 1–0 Complete Game Shutout
Denver right hitter Dan ny Morris pitched a complete nine inning win in a 1 0 victory over Indianapolis. It marked the first time a Denver Bears pitcher threw a nine inning complete game shutout in 14 years in Class AAA ball.
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Pappas Shocks Dodgers With Four-Hitter For Braves
Atlanta pitcher Milt Pappas, after being traded from Cincinnati to Atlanta, pitched a four-hitter to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-0. He improved to 4-5, retiring the last 14 Dodgers and earning praise from Braves catcher Joe Torre while reflecting on his uneasy time with the Reds. Henry Aaron hit his 15th homer in the eighth, and Felipe Alou added an insurance run in the ninth.
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Profile shows back to back 500 winners and tragedy
The record notes two defending champions won the 500 in consecutive years Wilbur Shaw in 1939 40 Mauri Rose in 1947 48 and Bill Vukovich 1953 54. Vukovich led in lap 57 the following year he was killed in a four car accident.
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Newsmen Surprise Packers Lombardi Meeting
In Detroit area, NFL owners and players refused comment on a secret Friday meeting at Pine Lake Country Club near Keegee Harbor to discuss complaints and a possible strike by about 640 players. Vince Lombardi and John Gordy declined to speak. Gordy hinted a statement might follow. The players seek higher pay and pension funding, while Rozelle doubts a strike will occur.
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Pappas Shuts Down Dodgers in Braves 3-0 Win
Friday roundup from Associated Press notes Milt Pappas of the Braves held the Los Angeles Dodgers to four hits in a 3-0 victory. Jim Hart of the Giants delivered a two run seventh inning homer to lift San Francisco over Cincinnati 4-3.
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A's Young Sluggers Lead Oakland Past Yankees
Joe DiMaggio era noted for prized pupils teaching the American League the value of two educations. Rick Monday, Reggie Jackson and Sal Bando from Arizona State University powered the A's to a 3-2 victory over the New York Yankees to climb to third in the AL. Monday boosted with a .307 average and key RBI while Jackson and Bando contributed multi hit efforts. The Tigers led the league by eight games, Twins beat Baltimore, Angels swept Washington in 11 innings, and a Cleveland Boston game was rained out.
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Baseball scores from the National League games and others
National League games include St Louis beating Chicago with Brock Cepeda Shannon homers and Lamabe securing the win. Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia ends 18 to 10 with Bunning winning. Atlanta defeats Los Angeles 3 to 8 as Hiller Aaron homers. Oakland vs New York 3 to 2. Minnesota beats Baltimore 8 to 4 with Killebrew homering. California vs Washington ends 4 to 6. Chicago beats Detroit 8 to 5 with Cash homering.
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Tony Conigliaro Returns to Informal Fenway Workout
Boston AP reports Tony Conigliaro resumed informal practice at Fenway Park after his left eye injury. The 23 year old slugger batted in a pepper game, ran, and pitched 45 minutes while awaiting clearance to rejoin the Red Sox as an outfielder or pitcher.
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