Lucky Inn Wins Two In City League Playoff Bid
Lucky Inn swept a doubleheader clinching a tie for first in the City League then faces Esso tonight at Senseny Park in a playoff to decide the seed for a best two out of three series. In the opener LI edged Fraternal Order of Police 4 3 after overcoming a 3 0 deficit aided by a key misthrow. Ed Grim delivered a critical grounder and Hockman scored the decisive run on a wild throw. In the nightcap Lucky Inn toppled Republic Oil 12 4 with Earl Bailey homer and Donnie Oates posting three doubles as Don Shirley faltered. Oates contributed three doubles. League officials released a list of ineligible players from four City League teams for missing half of regular season games.
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al Bailey
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Seven Run 10th Beats Angels For Yankees
Yankees win 11-4 over Angels after seven-run 10th inning surge. Twins tie for second with 5-2 victory over Washington as Kralick and Moore combine for four hits. Other AL actions include Bunning four-hitter for Tigers over Indians and Sox power in Boston win.
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Jim
Maloney Shines As Reds Narrow Gap On Leaders
Jim Maloney pitched four hits as Cincinnati beat Chicago 2 0 to extend its win streak to four and cut the distance to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Don Cardwell took the loss despite 6 12 innings of solid work in a hard luck duel.
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Jaycee of the Month nominee salutes Jim Fleming
Jim Fleming leads a seven day, seven division tennis tournament at Rouss Park with 70 entries and numerous volunteers. The Jaycees honor his weeklong dedication, noting Jimmy Omps Woody O Hare and Mack McIlwee for key support and sportsmanship.
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Jaycees
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Jimmy Omps
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Mack” McIlwee
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