Tigers Extend Winning Streak With 4-3 Victory Over Yankees
Detroit stretched its streak to eight by beating New York 4-3 as Frank Lary shaded the Yankees in seven innings. Steve Boros drove in two and Norm Cash homered, keeping Detroit a half game ahead of Minnesota in the AL standings.
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Haddox Sparks Bulldogs Beat Logan 8 5 for Northern Lead
Butch Haddox powered Athens with a triple and a double driving in three as the Bulldogs topped Logan 8 to 5. Athens moved to 2 0 in SECL North and 3 0 overall while Logan dropped to 2 1.
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Johnson Wins By TKO Over Ton Clay in Philly
Harold Johnson stopped Ton Clay by a second round technical knockout at 2 28 in Philadelphia. Johnson, 32, defending NAB light heavyweight title, kept chasing Archie Moore as the likely title challenger with Moore’s status unsettled for a June 10 defense.
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Athens Golf Team Halts Wellston 13 3 at Country Club
Athens top trio led by Bobby Littler edges Wellston 13 3 at the Athens Country Club to even season at 3 3. Littler shot an even par 36 for low nine, while Jerry Ackerman led Wellston with 43. Coach Charley McAfee’s squad hosts Jackson next Wednesday after a postponed schedule.
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Hebert Wins Houston Playoff at Houston Classic
Jay Hebert of Lafayette La won $7000 and moved to fifth in 1961 money standings with a sudden death playoff victory over Ken Venturi in the Houston Classic. Hebert sank an eight foot birdie putt to beat Venturi after Venturi tied the 18 hole playoff by gaining three strokes over four holes.
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Stewart To Meet In Summer League At Stewart Ball Field
Stewart baseball team will meet at the Stewart ball field Sunday at 1 p.m. Players must attend to complete the roster for the Summer League.
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Ripley Beats Point Pleasant 4 3 In Monday Night Win
Ripley edged the Point Pleasant Big Blacks 4 3 as Ned Jones took the loss with eight strikeouts. Tommy Jones fanned three for Ripley while Don Stamper drove in two runs with a triple. For Point Pleasant, Stamper, Rogers, Sturgeon, Boardman and Lewis added singles as the team drops to 2 2 and hosts Wahama Wednesday.
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Racine Edges Wahama To Hand Wahama First Defeat
Racine scored two runs in the seventh to beat Wahama 4-3. Grimm earned the win, Hargraves took the loss, with Racine improving to 4-3 and Wahama at 2-1. Final line shows Wahama 000 002 1 and Racine 010 010 2 in a tight meet.
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Bowl League Standings and High Scores Featured
In the Rollerbowl House League results Kiwanis No 2 leads Lions No 2 and Rotary Blue. Alfred Grange tops the Kiwanis with 21 pins, while individual highs include Vaughn Conkey 587 and Ray Streka 219. Rex Snider posts 549 as team scores reach 2795 for K of C 2.
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Central State dominates Ohio U track meet at Peden Stadium
Central State crushed Ohio University 934 to 314 as 12 of 15 events Eagles. Washington repeated wins in the 120 yard hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles. Balough leading OU with 100 and 220 wins, Knight tops in shot put and discus. OU freshman notes include Darnell Mitchell and Tom Hammack double wins.
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County Event Begins Play in Athens Baseball Tournament
CHAUNCEY The Athens Baseball Tournament opened with Albany vs Waterloo at 1 p.m. and Ames Bern vs The Plains at 3. Rainy field conditions forced a site change from the county field. In other action Carthage Troy and Trimble advanced behind strong pitching, while The Plains beat Nelsonville 2-1 in a four inning non league game.
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Athletics Fire Hank Peters and Accept Mack III Resignation
Kansas City club replaces farm director Hank Peters after Monday night decision and accepts the resignation of Connie Mack III the last Mack family member tied to the franchise.
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Hank) Peters
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Reed Named Commissioner of Big Ten Conference
Bill Reed was named commissioner of the Big Ten Athletic Conference on Monday, succeeding Kenneth L. Tug Wilson. Reed is described as the logical choice to lead the conference.
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Tug) Wilson
Lucas Leads U S Victory in Russian Exhibition
The United States men beat Russia 84 81 in overtime as Jerry Lucas of Ohio State scored 20 points including the decisive basket. The U S team, unbeaten in two exhibitions with Russia, headed to Kiev for the leg of its Soviet tour. The U S women lost 55 45 in their second straight defeat.
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Baseball scores and next-day schedule from Tuesday games
In the American League Detroit beat New York 4 3 and Cleveland won 5 1 at Baltimore. Minnesota prevailed 10 6 in 10 innings over Kansas City. Los Angeles at Chicago was postponed by rain. Tuesday games listed include New York at Detroit and Cleveland at Baltimore with Minnesota at Kansas City.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Night Results Summary
Standings show Los Angeles .8 San Francisco .6 St Louis .6 Pittsburgh .6 Chicago .5 Cincinnati .5 Milwaukee .3 Philadelphia .4 with losses and ties. Monday results list Pittsburgh 7 Milwaukee 6 in the only completed game, plus four scheduled matchups including San Francisco at Los Angeles and Milwaukee at St Louis.
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O Toole Hobbie To Battle Again In Chicago Showdown
Baseball item notes Reds pitcher Jim O Toole to face Chicago Cubs ace Glen Hobbie after O Toole’s four hit 7 1 victory opening day. Reds slump seeks lineup shakeup with Gene Freese Frank Robinson Vada Pinson and Jim Baumer in the spotlight.
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Ohio Alums Play Varsity At Ohio University
The first annual alumni varsity game at Peden Stadium is set for Saturday. Coach Bill Hess will field 12 of 15 seniors from the last year's championship team plus other graduates. Proceeds fund OU athletic scholarships. tickets go on sale this week via Green and White Club and Varsity O, with Saturday sales at the stadium.
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Bowling Meeting Set for Athene Bowling Association
The Ath ens Bowling Association schedules its annual meeting Friday at 7 p.m. in the K of C hall.
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