Flood plain meetings to study Black River and Sandusky River
The Department of Natural Resources schedules flood plain meetings to present Army Corps studies. Elyria session Wednesday led by Fred E. Marr and Richard W. McGinnis. Fremont session Thursday July 16 led by Mayor Richard Meier and the Fremont Flood Control Committee. Additional meetings planned as studies are completed.
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Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fred E. Marr
Elyria
Richard W. McGinnis
Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Black River
Lake Erie
Carlisle Township
Fremont
Sandusky
Sandusky Bay
Tiffin
Richard Meier
Fremont Flood Control Committee
Army Engineers
Tourney Next For Legion Athens Eyes Eighth District
The Athens American Legion team prepares for the Eighth District Legion Tournament at Trautwein Field in Athens this weekend. Logan and Lancaster join Athens in the double elimination event after Athens earned a 14 3 season record with Saturday wins over Lancaster and a rainout Sunday against Logan.
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Athens
Trautwein Field
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Lancaster
Braves Rise in NL Standings With Twin Bill Sweep
The Milwaukee Braves moved up to fifth in the National League after a doubleheader sweep of Philadelphia 4 3 and 6 2. Hank Aaron boosted his career hit total to 2000 with four hits and a 16 game hitting streak while driving in 17 runs over the stretch as Philadelphia dropped to second behind San Francisco.
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Phillies
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Milwaukee County Board
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Aaron
Giants
Houston
Billy O'Dell
Gaylord Perry
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chris Short
Galen Cisco
Mets
Reds
Joey Jay
New York
George Altman
Joe Christopher
Ron Hunt
Frank Lary
Standings and Saturday Night Baseball Results Report
Standings show San Francisco 51 33 .607 and Philadelphia 48 32 .600 with Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee and others. Simultaneously Los Angeles beat Houston 11 9 and several results span Milwaukee Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Houston
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Minnesota
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Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Newark
Raniny
Twinight
Hungarian Coxswain Joins U S Olympic Rowing Team
Bob Zimonyi, Hungarian-born coxswain who defected after 1956, wins Olympic Trials with the Vesper Boat Club to represent the United States in Tokyo. The crew, four weeks assembled, includes La Salle and Yale graduates, Navy and Army officers, and a six father, coached by Allen Rosenberg.
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Budapest
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Zimonyi
Tokyo
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Vesper Boat Club
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Navy
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Yale
Vesper
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Dietrich Rose
Harvard
California
Bill Stowe
Cornell
Stan Cwiklinski
LaSalle
Hugh Foley
Loyola of Los Angeles
Emery Clark
Boyce Budd
Yale Grads
Joe Amlong
Air Force
West Point
Tom Amlong
Army
Virginia
Bill Knecht
Villanova Grad
Stowe
Public links player Carl Unis wins Ohio Amateur Golf Championship
Carl Unis, 26, of Cleveland, captain of no pro lessons, wins the Ohio Amateur in the rain at Maketewah CC, defeating Bill Anderson 4 and 3. Unis becomes the first public links golfer to take the title, with a 32nd hole birdie sealing the victory as he pursues the National Amateur in Cleveland.
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Carl Unis
Cleveland
Maketewah Country Club
Ohio
Anis
Michael Haddad
Bill Anderson
Wyoming
Mrs. Haddad
Anderson
Unis
Carl
Barber Can't Play In PGA Championship
The PGA Championship opens in Columbus as Miller Barber, the recent tour winner, misses the private tee party. Barber, a 32 year old from Texarkana Arkansas, edged Ken Venturi for $5000 top prize in the Wykgyl Round Robin and is two weeks from finishing a five year apprenticeship.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Columbus
Miller Barber
Texarkansas
Ark
Ken Venturi
Aparicio's big day leads Orioles to split with Tigers
Orioles shortstop Luis Aparicio piled up five hits four runs and two steals as Baltimore split a doubleheader with Detroit 4-2 in the opener and 4-3 in 10 innings. Aparicio now tops the league in steals with 33 and boosts his batting average to .304, rising from a career .261.
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Aparicio
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Orioles
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
New York
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Tigers
Don Wert
Mike Rourke
Stu Miller
Baltimore
Pete Ward
Dave Nicholson
Ward
John Buzhardt
Nicholson
Moe Drabowsky
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Zoilo Versaules
Willie Smith
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
A snapshot of top American and National League leaders: Rod Oliva leads AL in hits with 120 and runs with 65 for Minnesota, Harmon Killebrew 81 homers and 66 RBIs, Frank Robinson and Harmon Versalles strong for Baltimore and Minnesota. In NL, Willie Mays and Willie Williams pace with 72 runs and 100 hits respectively, while Sandy Koufax dominates pitching with 13 4 wins and a .765 winning percentage.
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Killebrew
Stuart
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Robinson
Baltimore
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Powell
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Clemente
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Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
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Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Marichal
Los Angores
Drysdale
Wright Wins US Women's Open for Fourth Time
Mickey Wright of Dallas captures her fourth USGA title, defeating Ruth Jessen of Seattle in an 18 hole playoff at San Diego Country Club. Wright shoots a three under par 70 to Jessen's 73 as the sun shines on the course.
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Calif
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
San Diego Country Club
Swearingen Undefeated After Corrected 8 7 Victory
The Messenger corrects a Friday Pony League score showing Swearingen beat Hocking Valley Bank 8 to 7, keeping Swearingen's record at 7 0 1. A separate makeup Little League game saw Nye's defeat Gasco 12 to 8.US scientists report Antarctic seals can dive to 1500 feet, deepest depth recorded for a mammal.
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Hocking Valley Bank
Nye
Gasco
U. S
Antarctica
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