All Star Pitchers Selected In Pony League Actions
Three Pony League games were played after Wednesday postponements. Bridgwater beat Hocking Valley Bank 15 12 with Steve Reis the winning pitcher. Athens National Bank defeated Electric Company 16 5 with Gary McKibben two hitter. Swearingen beat Royal McBee 8 3 as Ballinger and Moore combined for 21 strikeouts.
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Bridgwater
Hocking Valley Bank
Steve Reis
Athens National Bank
Electric Company
Gary McKibben
Swearingen
Royal McBee
Charles Ballinger
Steve Moore
Chauncey
Cline
Welding
Bill Diles
Reds
Steve Harvey
White Sox
Ricky Mansfield
All-Star pitching staffs named for 1965 game rosters
National League manager Gene Mauch picks Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax Jim Maloney and Sammy Ellis among eight for the NL in Minnesota. Other NL stars include Marichal Gibson Veale and Farrell with Kranepool as NY rep. AL selections include Pappas Fisher Lee McDowell ODonoghue Richert and Stottlemyre for the July 13 game.
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Cincinnati
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Jim Maloney
Sammy Ellis
Minnesota
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Dick Farrell
Houston
Mauch
Koufax
Veale
Maloney
Ellis
Reds
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Gibson
Farrell
Ed Kranepool
Wade Blasingame
Phillie
Cal McLish
Bob Oldis
Phil
Boston
Jim Grant
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
al Lopez
Pappas
Grant
Eddie Fisher
Bob Lee
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City
Pete Richert
Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
American League
Joe Cronin
Lopez
Minneapolis
McDowell
O’donoghue
Richert
Detroit
Hal Naragan
Spud Murray
Bill Pleis
Standings in 2-4 Saturday's Games
New York faces Minnesota as Boston battles Washington Detroit clashes with Kansas City at twi light Chicago meets Baltimore at twi night Cleveland plays Los Angeles N
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New York
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Ween
Thursda
Chicago
New
Eness City
Rington
Newark
Reds and Braves Series Brings Gifts and Night Events
Cincinnati Reds host Milwaukee Braves in Crosley Field three game set with gifts for young fans including color TVs for top All Star vote getter Pete Rose and Knothole bats for 14 and under entrants on Sunday. Saturday features Prince Hall Shrine Night and Catholic Order of Forresters Night while Scioto Downs offers the $10,000 Challenge Stakes with Bret Hanover defending fame and pacing stars in tonight’s card.
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Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Crosley Field
RCA Victor
Pete Rose
Reds
Prince Hall Shrine
Order of Forresters
Scioto Downs
Bret Hanover
Tuxedo Hanover
Gee Lee Hanover
Bret
Frank Ervin
Tuxedo
Curly Smart
Gee Lee
Sonny Dancer
Son of
Adios
Richard Downing
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Torpid
Smart
Indians Handle Reds In Exhibition Shock
Indianapolis beat Cincinnati 7-1 as the Reds were limited to four singles and a double. Joel Gibson earned the win for the Indians while Larry Dovel took the loss. Dovel, a Knoxville farmhand, saw nine hits and five Indian runs in the eighth inning. The Reds face Milwaukee next in a three game set as they chase the pennant with All-Star break looming. Joe Morgan starred for Houston in the Diamondbacks loss to Milwaukee.
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Reds
Indians
Cincinnati
Gerry Arrigo
Larry Dovel
Knoxville
Dovel
Joel Gibson
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Maloney
Braves
Jack Fischer
Sisler
Milwaukee
Joey Jay
Joe Morgan
Astros
Houston
Mickey Lolich
Tigs
New York Yankes
Detroit
Ohio University Receives MAC All-Sports Trophy Honor
Ohio University earns the Mid-American Conference David E. Reese All-Sports Trophy for 1964-65 as five Bobcat teams win championships. Speaker Roger Cloud and representatives George Banks and John Beckley introduced the resolution honoring athletic director William Rohr and coaches including Bob Wren Kermit Blosser Fletcher Gilders Stan Huntsman Jim Snyder.
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Ohio University Athletic Department
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Ohio House of Representatives
George Banks
Athens County
John Beckley
Vinton County
Grover Center
Ohio University
David E. Reese
House of Representatives
William Rohr
Bobcat
Bob Wren
Kermit Blosser
Fletcher Gilders
Stan Huntsman
Jim Snyder
Eight Men Enshrined In OU Hall Of Fame
Ohio University names eight inaugural Hall of Fame members Frank Baumholtz Claude Chrisman Stanley Dougan Russ Finsterwald Clyde Gibson B T Butch Grover Don Peden and Dutch Trautwein The group includes former stars and coaches who will be honored at Homecoming with Xavier on Oct 16 A permanent hall will be built in Grover Center Separate motorcycle hillclimb set for Hyde Park with Earl Bowlby and John Toth competing audience points to Bowlby as leader with 48.
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Ohio University
Athletic Hall of Fame
Frankie Baumholtz
Claude Chrisman
Stanley Dougan
Russ Finsterwald
Clyde Gibson
B. T
Butch” Grover
Don Peden
W. J. “Dutch” Trautwein
Jack Gilbert
Grover
Frank Morgan
Bill Rohr
Jonesy Sams
Jim Snyder
Milt Taylor
Vernon Alden
Baumholtz
Ohio
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland
Chrisman
Logan
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Big Ten
Dougan
Hawaii
Finsterwald
Don
Russell
Syracuse
Law School
Gibson
Amesville
The
Ath
Ens National Bank
Athens
Peden
Bloomington
Ill
University of Illinois
Helms Foundation Hall of Fame
Trautwein
Wittenberg University
New York
Xavier
Grover Center
Hyde Park
Newark
Sportsman Hillclimbers, Inc
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Earl Bowlby
John Toth
Nelsonville
Bowlby
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Mays .337 for San Francisco and Allen .336 for Philadelphia. Cincinnati stars Harper and Robinson lead in runs and St. Louis and Philadelphia players top RBIs and hits. Koufax leads NL pitching with 143 decisions and 185 strikeouts. American League leaders list Yastrzemski .340 for Boston and Cavalillo 98 hits for Cleveland, with Campaneris 27 steals and Grant 9 2 as top pitchers.
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Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Harper
Cincinnati
Robinson
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Rose
Williams
Chicago
St Allen
Callison
Eo Clemente
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Ellis
Gibson
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