Three Area Lads Play For Juniors Titles
The District Junior Golf Tournament at Walnut Hills Country Club in Columbus reaches final action Friday with three area finalists. Greg Moore and John Newcomb, both of Athens, seek titles in the 15 17 age group and second flight respectively, while Logan entrant Greg Poston competes in the 14 and under division's championship flight. Finalists include Moore, Newcomb, and Poston, with trophies and runner up awards to be presented after Friday’s matches.
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Walnut Hills Country Club
Athens
Logan
Greg Moore
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Moore
Brian Katz
John Newcomb
Jim Keefer
Jeff Handler
Greg Poston
Dan Lambright
Poston
Steve Heath
Bill Eschenbacher
George Woodworth, Jr
Rick Engle
John Long
Half and Half Filter Cigarettes Debut
A promotion highlights Half and Half as America's best tasting pipe tobacco aroma repackaged into new Half and Half Filter Cigarettes. The campaign touts a pleasing aroma and great taste for smoker appeal.
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Wickersham Earns Credit for Screwball Success
Detroit reports that Dave Wickersham, aided by Larry Sherry, beat Boston 4-3 to run his record to 12-5 and become the AL's winningest pitcher. He has won six straight starts and credits his improved screwball as the key factor.
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Fisher Accepts Head Coach Post at Wellston High
Logan Ohio University and Massillon High School graduate Kenneth E. Fisher, 26, says he has accepted the head football coach job at Wellston High School to replace Bob Brennan.
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Massillon High School
Kenneth E. Fisher
Wellston High School
Bob Brennan
Ohio fishing outlook by district varies this weekend
Ohio Division of Wildlife fieldmen report mixed fishing conditions across districts. Central streams such as the Scioto and Darbys run high. Kokosing and Mohican in Knox County are clear. Lakes remain in fair to good condition depending on location and local factors.
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Harrison
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Mosquito
Trumbull
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Hocking
Forken Run
Meigs County
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Morgan
Seneca
Noble
Veto
Washington
Grand Lake
St. Marys
Auglaize
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Clark
Stonelick
Clermont
Cowan
Clinton
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Rocky Fork
Highland
Acton
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Shelby
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
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Braves Threaten Antitrust Action Over Milwaukee Move
Milwaukee Congressman Henry Reuss warns the National League to block any shift of the Milwaukee Braves to Atlanta. He vows a House Judiciary inquiry under antictrust laws if the league allows relocation, urging fair buyout options for local interests. Braves officials and officials in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh respond amid tense rivalry.
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Reuss
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Cincinnati
Giles
Eugene Grobschmidt
John McHale
Grobschmidt
Pittsburgh
Bobby Bragan
Three-Team 1964 American Legion District Tourney Set
The 1964 district tournament at Ohio University Trautwein Field features Lancaster Athens and Logan in a double elimination. Athens has a first round bye, Logan meets Lancaster July 18 at 9 am, with the winner facing Athens at 2 pm. The final is July 19 at 2 pm, possible second game July 19 at 2:30 pm. Athens, coached by Ed Bannon, plays pre tournament games this weekend.
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Trautwein Field
Callison Nabs Plate Out to Preserve Phillies Lead
Johnny Callison threw out Pete Rose at the plate in the seventh to preserve the Phillies 4 2 lead and keep the National League pace atop the standings. He scored the go ahead run in the sixth and contributed to a 43- game update across the NL with Giants, Braves, Mets, and Dodgers also posting wins.
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Callison
Ray Culp
Richie Allen
Pete Rose
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Rose
Robinson
Clay Dalrymple
Allen
Covington
Giants
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Jack Sanford
Braves
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Pirates
Ed Mathews
Bill Mazeroski
Gene Alley
Frank Thomas
Mets
Curt Simmons
Dodgers
OU Football Games To Be On Network
W MOA in Marietta reports an Ohio University Bobcats network may start this fall. WMOA will offer live direct feed with play by play by Bud Kaatz. Ohio Athletic Director Bill Rohr says the network will complement the WOUB WATH setup and invites stations to join.
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Ohio University Bobcat
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Bobcats
West Lafayette
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Peden Stadium
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