Tourney has 5 left in Athens County Baseball Tournament
Trimble faces Albany in a semifinal as Chauncey Dover and Carthage Troy clash for the other berth. The Plains beat Ames Bern 11 11 behind Ken Harvey who had three hits and 12 strikeouts while Albany bombed Waterloo 16 3.
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Chauncey- Dover
Carthage
Troy
The
Plains
Chauncey
Rome Canaan
John Crominsky
Walloping
Waterloo
Plains Field
Rome
the Plains
Ames-Bern
Kenny Harvey
Harvey
Greenies
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Carthage-Troy
D. Escue
Escue
Clark
Willock
Sherman
Driggs
Rise
Clendenin
Rome-Canaan
Kibben
Smith
Barrett
Bolin
Flowers
Chapman
Logan McArthur 9 3. Bates stars in win over Logan
LOGAN McArthur won its third baseball game in five starts with a 9 3 non league victory over Logan. Freshman right hander Dick Bates limited the Chiefs to four hits for the win. Charlie Hale and Jim Holcomb each had three hits for the winners. Losing pitcher Gary Dalton had two hits for Logan.
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Logan
Dick Bates
Chiefs
Charlie Hale
Jim Holcomb
Gary Dalton
Bates
Bullock
G. Dalton
Nelson
OU Golfers Face Wesleyan and Bowling Green Trip
Ohio University Bobcats head to Wesleyan and Bowling Green for a two game weekend aiming for their 10th and 11th straight victories. Coach Kermit Blosser fields seven players with four extra spots filled in a seven man playoff. The Wesleyan match at Delaware Country Club offers tough Ohio Conference foe exposure while the BG showdown follows as prep for the MAC title in May.
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Bobcats
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Kermit Blosser
Tom Mollencop
Nick Karl
Jerry Mollencop
Blosser
Ed Gordon
Bill Harding
Karl Hull
Don Howells
Wesleyan
Ohio
Bishops
Delaware Country Club
Falcons
Falcon
Bobcat
Temple Tops League In Average and Hits
New York Johnny Temple of the Indians extended a 12 game hitting streak as Cleveland beat Baltimore 6 3. He has 19 hits in 40 plate appearances for a .475 average leading the American League. Temple dismissed expectations of a comeback from a bad 1960 season.
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Temple
New York
Johnny Temple
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
Baltimore
John Flaherty
Cleveland
Lynch Stars Reds Slump Amid Pinch Hit Hail Marys
Cincinnati Reds dropped a 3-2 decision at Wrigley Field as Jerry Lynch delivered all three Reds runs with pinch hit home runs. Ed Bailey doubled to spark the seventh inning lead, but Ron Santo and Frank Thomas answered with two doubles to tie, and Don Zimmer hit a tenth inning winner. Hutchinson hails Lynch as best pinch hitter, while Pinson and Robinson endure a team-wide skid.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Wrigley Field
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Reds
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Ron Santo
Frank Thomas
Don Zimmer
Fred Hutchinson
San Francisco Giants
Stan Williams
Los Angeles
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Chicago Cubs
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Dodger
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Charlie Hiller
Larry Sherry
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Wally Moon
Willie McCovey
Maury Wills
Bob Schmidt
Eddie Bressaud
Larry Jackson
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Donn Nottebart
Ron Piche
Gino Cimoli
Dallas Green
Vinegar
Vinegar Bend Mizell (2-0) Was the Winner. Don Zimmer
Cubs
Jim Maloney
Don Elston
Alumni Varsity Football Game Set At Peden Stadium
Frank Richey and Hugh Hindman will coach the alumni team with Bob Kappes and Cliff Heffel finger guiding the varsity squad Saturday at 3 p.m. at Peden Stadium. The event, sponsored by the Varsity O Association, benefits the athletic scholarship fund with tickets $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Hugh Hindman
Peden Stadium
Bob Kappes
Cliff Heffelfinger
Bill Hess
O”’ Association
American Association Scores Report
The scoreboard shows Louisville over Denver 4 to 1. Indianapolis leads Omaha 5 to 4. Houston and Dallas Fort Worth are tied 4 to 4.
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American Association
Louisville
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
National League Showdowns Highlight Thursday Results
Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a tight game while Chicago beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 in ten innings. Friday slate features Los Angeles at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Milwaukee with Chicago hosting multiple matchups.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results Highlights
The American League standings show Detroit 82 8 0.800 and Minnesota 83 7 0.727. New York 64 6 0.600 trailing by two games. Cleveland 75 7 0.583 and Baltimore 47 4 0.364. Wednesday results include Cleveland 6 Baltimore 3 in Baltimore and New York 13 Detroit 11 in 10 innings.
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Minnesota
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Los Angeles
Jets Edge Maple Leafs 7-6 in IL opener
Columbus Jets seize first place with a 7-6 win over Toronto as Tom Parsons carries a no hitter into the eighth before Steve Demeter hits a grand slam. Don Leppert, Donn Clennon and Ed Sada homer for Columbus to clinch.
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Toronto
Maple Leafs
Richmond
San Juan
Virginians
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Marlins
Rochester
Jersey City
Syracuse
Tom Parsons
Columbus
Leafs
Steve Demeter
Bob Lee
Larry Elliott
Johnny Powers
Don Leppert
Donn Clennon
Ed Sada
Minor League Results From International League Night
Buffalo defeated Richmond 11 to 7 in 12 innings in Columbus. Toronto beat San Juan 6 to 4. Rochester won 1 to 3 at Jersey City, and Syracuse edged Jersey City 2 to 3.
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Toronto Ee
Richmond
San Juan
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Giants Rally To Top Dodgers In Tight NL Race
Giants, no hits until the sixth, rally to beat the Dodgers 6-5 for a half game lead. Mays and Kuenn spark the comeback after Williams exits. Schmidt drives in a run on a sacrifice fly.
Texans Open Begins Action
San Antonio hosts the Texas Open a 4300 top prize event. Arnold Palmer defends with strong odds as field pursues victory on Oak Hills Country Club par 71 course. Gary Player leads money list at 46417.50 and looms as a major threat.
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Tex.s
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Oak Hills Country Club
Gary Player
South Africa
Vaillant Outpoints Rayo in Miami Beach Bout
In Miami Beach, Florida Doug Vaillant from Santiago Cuba won a boxing match by points over Kid Rayo of Los Angeles. The bout ended with Vaillant ahead on the cards at 138 percent to 145 percent.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Doug Vaillant
Santiago
Cuba
Kid Rayo
Los Angeles
Racine Honors Its Basketball Stars at Community Night
Racine in Meigs County celebrated its basketball program with Coach Larry Morrison praising the varsity and reserve players. Athens coach Charlie McAfee delivered the keynote, lauding the team’s record as one of the nation’s best and listing nine athlete traits. Morrison noted the team’s 108 wins and 18 losses over five years and urged continued effort for next season. Letters and certificates were presented to seniors Bill McKelvey, Jim Wickline, Roger Birch, Sam Price, and others, with awards to reserves and managers. cheerleaders were also recognized.
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Meigs County
Purple Tornado
Larry Morrison
Southeastern Ohio League
Charlie McAfee
Athens
McAfee
Ohio
Morrison
Ohio River Bend
Wellston
Southwestern
Gallia County
Billie Jean Cundiff
Bill McKelvey
Jim Wickline
Roger Birch
Sam Price
Duane Wolfe
Roger Parsons
Allen Graham
Winn Rees
Danny Cole
Bill Wickline
Ted Bailey
Bruce Beegle
Bill Ours Mas Knopp
Jeff Lee
Don Harden
Harry Cleland
Larry Salser
Southeastern Ohio
Larry
Bill Holman
Rick Sargent
Shirley Norris
Patty Graham
Carmen Salser
Patsy Price
Mantle belted two two run homers in 10th to lift Yankees
Switch hitting Mickey Mantle hit a right and left handed two run homers as the Yankees beat the Tigers 13 11 in 10 innings. Tony Kubek and Roger Maris also homered for New York while Detroit built and then lost an 11 8 lead. Reliever Luis Arroyo earned the win. Cleveland triumphed 6 3 over Baltimore and Washington edged Boston 2 1.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Mantle
Hank Aguirre
Yankees
Jim Donohue
Tiger
Detroit
Whitey Ford
Tony Kubek
Roger Maris
Yanks
Rocky Colavito
Tigers
Luis Arroyo
New Lexington Panthers Rout Glouster in Rain Shortened Meet
New Lexington power house track team improved to five wins in six starts with an 82 to 13 victory over Glouster. Frank Wolfe scored 14 points and Dan Lambert added 10 to pace the Panthers while Joe Duncan won the 220 yard dash for Glouster. The mile, discus and pole vault events were canceled by rain.
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Glouster
Frank Wolfe
Dan Lambert
Panthers
Joe Duncan
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