Masters Champion Bobby Goalby Returns Home
Goalby, the Masters winner, arrives in Belleville after Roberto Del Vicenzo signed an incorrect scorecard costing him a chance at a playoff. He pockets $20,000 and comments on prize value and game rules while reflecting on the incident and his future. Governor Maddox travels to St. Louis for a governors conference as crowds ignore him.
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DiMaggio Returns in Athletics Uniform at Yankee Stadium
Joe DiMaggio wore Oakland Athletics No. 5 and green gold attire at Yankee Stadium as he begins a new role with the A's. The former Yankee great greeted old colleagues amid a sparse crowd, reflecting on his move and affections for his old team.
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Ohio Wins In Ninth At Trautwein Field
Ohio University edged Dayton 3-2 at Trautwein Field as Bobcat pitcher Bill Clauss allowed two runs in seven innings. Reliever Bob Morgan earned the win, his fourth unbeaten, while Dayton’s Tom Jackson fanned nine in a hard fought nine innings. The deciding run came in the bottom of the ninth on a Petitto walk and Morlan’s base hit after a misplayed ball. Ohio improves to 10-14. they host Morehead next.
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Grove City State American Legion
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Brooks Dominates With One-Hit Shutout and 17 Ks
Senior Randy Brooks pitched a one hit, 17 strikeout shutout as Alexander beat Glouster 8-0 on Monday. Brooks walked three, gave up a sixth inning single that ruined the no-hitter, while Don Kincade had two hits and Don Waite swiped five bases. Glouster 000 0000 0 Alexander 500 120 x 8 11 Brooks and Waite.
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Spartans
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Volleyball Tourney Set in Athens at Morrison School
A post season playoff in the Athens men’s volleyball league is scheduled for Wednesday at Morrison School. The Spikers, title winners after a 22-2 run, will meet Bridgwater in the second game after Tree Toppers vs FOP in the opener. All matches are best of three with the two winners meeting for the championship.
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Athens High Teams Active in Contests Today
Athens High School baseball travels to Logan for a 4 p.m. SEOL game after a Wahama postponement. track also competes at Marietta. Golfers resume Wednesday with a match as Gallipolis visits.
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Wahama Edges Glouster In Close Golf Match
Wahama defeated Glouster 9 to 8 at Forest Hills Golf Course near Burr Oak. Team totals were Wahama 191 to Glouster 197. Individual results show Gary Fields beating Richard Lent 4-0, Todd Patton beating Robert Redman 4-0, Dave Hellyer beating Roger Roush 4-0, and Mel Fry beating Homer Curry 4-0.
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Twins win fifth straight on road at Baltimore
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 to extend their road winning streak to five as Bob Allison collected two doubles a triple and four extra-base hits in nine at bats. Dave Boswell held Baltimore to four hits while Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew drove in runs in the late innings.
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Sam Jones Leads Celts To Victory In Nba Final
Sam Jones scored 37 points and hit 15 of 27 shots to lead the Boston Celtics past the Philadelphia 76ers 122-104 in the Eastern Conference final game. John Havlicek added 29 points and 10 assists as Boston leveled the series at 3-2 and headed back to Boston for game six.
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Monday Juniors Track Meet Results Close Tie
Monday events feature Wayne Brostrom 227, Dick Jones 232 and Night Hawk 798 with Accounting 2259 in a tight junior division showcase. The meet highlights competitive sprints and distance efforts among Monday Juniors clubs.
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Astros Win 1-0 In 24 Innings To Pace Marathon Night
Rusty Staub and Roy Hofheinz highlight a six hour six minute game that ended with Houston defeating New York 1-0 in the longest night game in major league history. Seaver matched ten innings of two-hit pitching for the Mets while Wilson and Blasingame finished Houston’s win. Dodgers, Cardinals, and Braves also won in tense finishes as Beale, Lefebvre, and Aaron featured key moments.
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NHL Playoffs Semifinals Schedule and Standings
NHL playoff semifinals show Chicago leading New York in the Faust Division while Los Angeles holds a 2 1 series edge over Minnesota and St Louis leads Philadelphia 3 2 in the West Division best of seven. No games were played Monday or Wednesday and Monday is listed as no games in the American League.
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