Seventh Year Athens Hosts State Legion Baseball Tourney
Athens hosts the seventh annual American Legion State Baseball Tournament at three sites with 14 teams and 215 players. Ohio University facilities at West Green dormitory and three diamonds host games. Dalton Hart honored for service at Grosvenor Hall. umpire stats highlighted. Nolan Mace credited for bringing the event to Athens amid competition from other sites.
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Palmer Bags 50th Victory at Akron Classic
Arnold Palmer, 37, wins the $100,000 American Golf Classic for his 50th tour victory. He earns $20,000, lifts yearly to $138,189, and surpasses $1 million in unofficial career earnings. Finishing second is Doug Sanders at 279. Jack Nicklaus, Jack McGowan, Allan Henning, and Kermit Zarley share third at 280. Palmer shot 67 final, equaling Firestone record.
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Athens Team Loses At Carroll Meet
Carroll The Athens All Stars dropped to the losers bracket of the Carroll Invitational after a 9 2 defeat by Wolfe's No 2. Athens protested bat handle tape but protest committee rejected the charge Sunday. Losing pitcher was Jerry Yates, Ed Kincaid went 3 4 at the plate.
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Stankey Ejected As Twins Grab League Lead
Eddie Stanky was ejected after arguing a third base call as Minnesota Twins edged the Chicago White Sox 3-2 to seize the American League lead. Cesar Tovar and Tony Oliva sparked a late rally with singles and a double steal, while Harmon Killebrew struck out with runners in motion. Detroit beat Baltimore 3-2 to sit third, and California won its fourth straight with Jose Cardenal and Roger Repoz homers.
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Seven Games Set Monday Tuesday In Athens Legion Tourney
Euclid led field with 39 3 and Cincinnati Bentley 37 4 as Athens hosts a double elimination state American Legion baseball tourney. Seven games daily through Saturday decide a Regions bid with three OU fields used and matchups including Lima, Miami sburg, Pemberville, Ashley, Willowick, Worthington, Cambridge, Cuyahoga Falls, Steubenville and Washington Court House among others. Grove City misses event. Steubenville runner up last year.
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National League and American League Baseball Standings and Results
Summary of standings show St Louis tied with Pittsburgh for mid division, Dodgers leading, Giants and Phillies in contention. Saturday results include Atlanta 7 over Houston, New York 6 over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia blank Chicago 9, Cincinnati 4 over Los Angeles. Sunday results feature New York 11 over Pittsburgh, Chicago 6 over Philadelphia, Cincinnati 3 over Los Angeles, St Louis 2 over San Francisco, Atlanta 8 over Houston. Today's schedule lists New York at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Atlanta, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St. Louis, with night games noted. In AL action, Minnesota and Chicago split, Detroit beat Baltimore, Cleveland beat New York, Washington beat Kansas City, and California swept Boston. Tuesday games include Minnesota at California, Kansas City at Chicago, Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at Boston. Other leagues show Rochester, Richmond, Toronto, Toledo standings with results and rain gaps noted.
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American Legion Tournament Monday Schedule at Athens County Fairgrounds
Tournament pairings list games at Field 2 and Field 3 with teams including Lancaster Lima Miamisburg Pemberville Ashley Euclid Worthington Cambridge Willowick Cincinnati Bentley Cuyahoga Falls Steubenville Washington D H Wadsworth and a losers bracket progressing to 1 00 and 3 30 pm matchups. Ohio University varsity Trautwein Field hosts the remaining fields and Field 3 is assigned to additional games.
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Steubenville
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Ohio University
Trautwein
Holtzman Delivers Blood Bonus In Cubs Win Over Phillies
Pvt. Ken Holtzman returned from Army duty to pitch 5 1 3 innings for the Chicago Cubs in a 6-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. He donated two pints of blood for a Vietnam-bound cause and hopes to make weekend pitching a regular feature. Ferguson Jenkins then closed the night with a 1-0 victory in the second game.
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Associated Press
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Relaxed Ellis Shuts Out Dodgers for Reds Victory
Sammy Ellis dazzled Los Angeles with three hits and a 3-0 shutout as Cincinnati blanked the Dodgers for the second straight game. The righty improved to 7-8 after a nine scoreless innings and his first complete game. Lee May homered with Vada Pinson aboard, boosting the Reds lead to 2-0.
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The leaders show Hank Aaron and Willie Mays like names across batting and scoring. Key figures include Frank Robinson and Carl Yastrzemski leading batting averages and runs with 72 to 84. Pitching leaders include Jim Lonborg and Don Drysdale with strong win totals and strikeout marks.
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Indians Fall In 15 11 To Yankees In Cleveland
The Indians blew a 4 0 lead as Charlie Smith hit a game changing single after Vern Fuller slipped on a grounder. McDowell walked two and Mantle thrived as New York piled on with six runs in the sixth and multiple rallies. Tillman 6 RBIs and Amaro 4 hits led the Yankees. Alvis homered twice for Cleveland in a 15 11 loss before a series in Washington begins Tuesday.
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Horace Clarke
Ruben Amaro
Tillman
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Duke Sims
Lee Maye
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Browns Lose 42-14 At Kezar Stadium Exhibition
San Francisco 49ers overpower Cleveland Browns 42-14 in a tune-up game at Kezar Stadium Haight Ashbury area. Browns commit five fumbles and struggle on special teams leading to decisive early deficit. Ken Willard scores early for the 49ers, with Brodie and Parks connecting for two more, while Dave Wilcox and Kopay add scoring in the later periods.
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