Ray Dick Named Most Outstanding Legion Player
Bob Ray Dick, 18, earned Most Outstanding Legion Player honors at the American Legion Baseball Tournament. The Cincinnati Sycamore standout posted a 3-0 mark in three appearances, including a four hitter in the championship win over Euclid, totaling 21 2/3 innings with one earned run, eight hits, eight walks, and 14 strikeouts. Honorable Mentions listed from Athens, Ashtabula, Archbold, Bellefontaine, Cincinnati, Elyria, Fairborn, Marion.
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Pat Eddy
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Bellefontaine
Bob Bixler
Tim Hassel
Cincinnati
Pat Maginn
Bill Stanforth
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Greg Young
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Dan Rojek
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Marv Gillson
Jerry France
Eeenre
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Dave Dicken
Roger Rankin
Elyria “Ereee
Ed Petrich
Fred Berg
Standings and schedule from the EAGLE league
Standings show Chicago 3 and New York 2 in 13 innings, Baltimore 7 Los Angeles 2, Cleveland Minnesota 8 to 2, Detroit 3 to 5 in 11. Washington 2 to 4 Boston 0 to 5 in 11. Tonight Minnesota at New York and Los Angeles at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, Kansas City at Washington, Baltimore at Chicago. Tuesday fixtures include ao City at Washington, Milwaukee 8 Philadelphia New York 5 3, Cincinnati 2 6, Houston 7 4 St Louis 4 7. Today New York at Los Angeles N Philadelphia at San Francisco, Chicago at Milwaukee N, Cincinnati at Houston N, St Louis at Pittsburgh N, New York at Los Angeles.
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Minor League Baseball Sunday Scores Across Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver beat Salt Lake 12 to 3 while Hawaii lost 5 to 6. Seattle and Portland tied 7 to 4. Spokane fell 2 to 5 and San Diego won 10 to 2 over Tacoma. In the International League Toronto defeated Atlanta 3 to 2.
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Football Scores from Odds and Ends Standings
Jacksonville 9 7 Buffalo 4 8 Rochester 10 Richmond 5 Columbus 8 Syracuse 4 Omaha 5 Louisville 3 Indianapolis 3 Oklahoma City 0 Denver 4 10 Dallas Ft Worth 10 9.
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Local Sunday HVA basketball scores and player stats
Abbreviated box scores show Plante le, ABR H, Buchtel, and Fansville results with players Tate, Wright, Corby, and Courtney contributing multiple points. Buchtel edges Plantsville 2 4 and 7 2 in tight contests, while Coker’s Black Label posts 49 21x-1 in another game.
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Si Fates
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Patterson
Gj Odenthal
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Suse Erdy
Dane
Bloom
D. Tate
BH. Dupler
Matyskella
Jock Viele Ete Courtney
Gainer
Dalton
Buchtel Bees Hoses
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Plantsville
E. Coker
E—Coker
Stuffle- Endy
D. Wright
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Veterans Spahn Musial Turn Back Time on Sunday
Spahn, at 41, won his 320th career victory with an 8-1 decision over Philadelphia as Musial matched his usual big day with a double and a single driving in two. Musial surpassed 3500 career hits reaching 3501 as he extended his NL batting average lead to .357.
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Warren Spahn
Stan Musial
Spahn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Musial
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Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cubs
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Reds escape Mets in weekend split series
The Cincinnati Reds split four games with the New York Mets over the weekend before heading to Houston. They won 8-6 in the opener, dropped three straight including a Sunday nightcap loss, then recovered a 6-3 victory. O’Toole struggled Sunday innings. Maloney shut down the Mets early in one game as Gordon Coleman homered twice and Wally Post added a late triple.
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O’toole
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Gopher
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Mets
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Richie Ashburn
Neal
Ashburn
Felix Mantilla
Gordie Coleman
Cardenas
Coleman
Robinson
Joe Gaines
Wally Post
Goalby Wins Hartford Playoff In Hard Fought Golf Finish
Bob Goalby of Perduto Bay Florida edged Art Wall Jr. in a seventh extra hole to win the Insurance City Open in Hartford Connecticut. Wall from Pocono Manor Pennsylvania narrowly missed the 18 inch putt for the $5300 first prize leading to a playoff where Goalby sank a 7 foot pressure putt and closed with a 6 inch birdie.
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Cleveland Indians Collapse Hits 21 of 27
Cleveland General Manager Gabe Paul called the Indians greatest disappointment after a 3-2 and 5-2 doubleheader loss to the Kansas City Athletics. The team has dropped 21 of 27, batting .222 in that span, with core hitters underperforming and a batting drill planned before tonight’s game vs Detroit.
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Willie Kirkland
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Woodie Held
Bubba Phillips
Mexicans Expect Victory Over United States In Davis Cup Semis
Mexico leads the Davis Cup American zone semifinal 2-1 after a five-set doubles win at Chapultepec. Rafael Osuna will face Jon Douglas in the remaining singles as Mexico eyes a quick win. The report also notes boxing and boat racing results from events in Philadelphia Seattle Hot Springs and Hershey.
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North Stars claim Kyger II series with twin wins
North Little League All-Stars won the Kyger Creek post-tournament series by taking games one and three in a doubleheader. South fell 10 6 in game one while North edged them 11 5 in the nightcap, with Tannehill hitting two home runs for the North and Van Meter adding two and Untalan a four bagger.
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Burt
Oilers Change Coaches Keep Winning Despite Moves
Houston Oilers, AFL champions in their first two seasons, shift coaches again as Pop Ivy replaces Frank Lemm. In exhibition play Ivy's club beat the New York Titans 33 27, with Jacky Lee throwing 82 and 60 yard TD passes and George Blanda resting trade. Cotton Davidson later contributed two TDs against Oakland.
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Rymkus
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Houston
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George Blanda
Lee
Blanda
Billy Cannon
Cotton Davidson
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Oakland
Len Dawson
Eddie Wilson
Robert's Takes Tournament Clinches District Title
Robert's Clothes, Athens fast pitch softball won the District 12 tournament at Marietta Municipal Stadium to earn a state bid. Harold Sams pitched a four hitter in a 6-5 win over Alibi Case of Marietta, with Connie Chesser delivering a two-run inside-the-park homer in the last inning amid a dramatic finish. Chesser earned MVP honors, and Sams was MVP pitcher. teammates include Rod Howery and Millard Chesser. manager is Chuck Dailey.
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