Ohio Legion tourney second day as eight advance in Athens
The 43rd Ohio American Legion Baseball Tournament moved into its second day in Athens with seven games on Tuesday and three teams facing elimination. Highlights included Ashley edging Grove City 4–3 in 18 innings and Cincinnati Budde beating Elyria 1–0 in 12 innings on a dayslong start.
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Ohio American Legion
Athens
Ashley
Grove City
Cincinnati Budde
Elyria
Sidney
Miamisburg
Euclid
Portsmouth
Conneaut
Findlay
Lancaster
Steubenville
Bridgeport
Kent
A.m
Cincinnati
Budde
Lanecaster
Euclid Londacre CF
Stenesereseny
Kaelber
Rousch
Sseens Peerrrer
Rupp
Shi
Londheveree Grove City
Andrews Ib
Leent
Meens Solyers Meites
Traylor
Garrison
Rausch
Koelber
Beech
Grove
Bennett Londidanow
Aid Acre
Rausch Russell
Cotner
Stepha
Teeeee — Monroe
Sac — Landacre Sullivan
Ip Larer
Solyers
Rausch Milligan Sss
Anderson Et
Rupp Mays
Winni
Sparks
Milligan
Melonertes
Monroe
McGraw
Lancaster Antrell
Bennett
Baugh
Snider
Andrews
Steubenville Soc
Sarka
Cernonsky
Loughlin
Repella
Cantrell
Bodnar
DeLeonardis
Fisher Y . Sen
Po Fisher
Snide Fisher
Pindlay Fisher
Snider Boughmen
Francis We BI
Flanogen
Calvitt
Koewler
Steer Moorehead
Young
Berner
Rogers
Zorn
Rozem
Brooks
Seim Seeceve
Help
Koehler
Warner
Hobbs
Willen
Sidney See
Miamsburg
Trubee
Jon Mroczkowski
Carsereeed Mills
Flanagan
Hornyak
Ifp
Reed Flanagan
Foland
Templonis
Seed Coyne
Reveree
SO Wroy
Kiewier
Conor
Trubee Veneer
Luck
Robbi
Ghiteh
Koewrer
Anderson
Wymer
Heighberger
Petty John
Baker
Troxwell
Serereee
Wwe
Zunis
Bullock
Io - Elyria
Rodgers
Rove
Sheets
Riss
Crampons
Moore
Vereaian
le Bullock
Super Sub Stewart Delivers Reds Victory Over Phillies
Cincinnati takes a 43 win as Jimmy Stewart, nicknamed super sub, drives in the winning run in the eighth inning. Merritt improves to 12-3 with eight strikeouts as Cincinnati regains the league lead, while John Bench hits his 17th homer and Tony Perez adds an RBI single. Stewart played centerfield replacing Bobby Tolan who is on military duty.
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James Koewler
Sidney
Miamisburg
Craig Ambos
Michael Frilling
Frilling
Alan Mills
Bruce Trubee
Barry Hobbs
Trubee
Hobbs
John Lonchar
Mike Laughlin
Euclid
Admirals
John Cantrell
Portsmouth
Steve Sarka
RBI
Lonchar
Gary Mays
Conneaut
Findlay
Tom Zakowski
Russ Kangas
Cincinnati Budde
Elyria
Wes Moore
Dale Bullock
Dennis Young
Greg Grove
Young
Budde
Moore
Cliff Zunis
Bullock
Steve Day
Bridgeport
John Coyne
Kent
Dave Mroczkowski
Allen Hornyak
Carl Carpenter
Hornyak
Bellefontaine
Jim Tomolonis
Michael Baker
Ken Wymer
Ed Burgy
Coyne
Ken Evans
Aaron Zabor
Pemberville
McConnelsville
Ashley
Cincinnati
Jimmy Stewart
Jim Merritt
Stewart
Philadelphia
Reds
Richie Allen
Merritt
Bobby Tolan
Atlanta
Wayne Granger
Deron Johnson
Cookie Rojas
Darrell Chaney
Rick Joseph
Dave Bristol
Granger
John Bench
Alex Johnson
Tony Perez
Gallipolis Jackson Boys Take 3rd in Caddy Tourney
In Columbus at Raymond Memorial Golf Course the Governor's Caddy Tournament ended with exciting sudden death playoffs. Robbie Bisciotti 14 of Columbus won the 14 and under division by one stroke over Marvin Smalley 13 of Portsmouth on the 19th hole after 73-73 regulation. John Cunningham of Gallipolis finished third. Robert McLain 17 of Massillon claimed the 15-17 title by two strokes over Dan Mastell 17 of Canton after both shot 71. Dan Nicholet and G Murray of Jackson tied for third with 72.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Massillion
Raymond Memorial Golf Course
Robbie Bisciotti
Marvin Smalley
Portsmouth
John Cunningham
Gallipolis
Robert McLain
Massillon
Dan Mastell
Canton
Dan Nicholet
G. Murray
Jackson
Drysdale Retires Over Rotator Cuff Injury
Dodgers star Don Drysdale announced his retirement due to a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder. In 14 seasons with the Dodgers he set records for innings pitched 3342 and strikeouts 2486 while earning praise from owner Walter O’Malley and NL president Warren Giles.
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LOS Angeles
Donald Scott Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
Drysdale
Dodgers
Big D
Dodger
Walter O’malley
Don
Warren Giles
Walt Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baseball Major Leagues Wednesday Schedule Matches
The Majors schedule features Boston at Chicago in Milwaukee and Northern California at Detroit, Northern Minnesota at New York, Kansas City at Washington, Northern Oakland at Baltimore, and Northern Seattle at Cleveland among others.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
California
Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Oakland
Baltimore
Seattle
Cleveland
Washington Power
Oakland - Ee
Baltimers
Minnesota Root
Balonsen
Siebert
Carlos
Bunker
Messersmith
Kilkenny
Sperma
Dobson
Phoebus
Talbot
Paul
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Bill Fisher
Ohio University
Trautwein
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Sever
Ralph Crew
John Koniski
Tim Hall
Leon Jones
Trautwein Field
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Stoff
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Invincible
America
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Perry
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Montreal
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