Greg Moore Tops Hale-n-One Tourney Leaderboard
Greg Moore leads the Hale-n-One Tournament at A hens County Fair grounds as the grand prize of 200 dollars remains unclaimed. He captured the closest-to-the-pin award with a 10 inch approach and moves to the overall lead, surpassing Athens Mayor Raymond Shepard. Lynette Kern remains the top woman a eight feet seven inches from the pin. Special guests include Bob Littler and Ohio University coaching staff. The event runs nightly through Saturday from 7:30 to 1 with prizes for closest-to-pin on multiple levels and trophies for top man woman and junior golfers. If unclaimed the 200 will roll to a golf clubs prize.
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A Hens Lions Club
A Hens County Fairgrounds
Greg Moore
Athens
Raymond Shepard
Lynette Kern
Athens Country Club
Bob Littler
Ohio University Athetic
Bi) Rohr
Ohio U. Ccaching Star
Fairgrounds
Jaycees Set A Tourney In Glouster
GLOUSTER The Trimble Two Jaycees Fifth Annual Little League Baseball Tourney will be held at Glouster Park on July 26 27 and August 24. Trophies will be awarded to first and second place teams with individual trophies for winning team members. Entry fee is 15 dollars and contact Jon Halbert at 90 Main St Glouster phone 767 3226. Deadline for entries is Friday August 18.
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Glouster
Jaycees
Glouster Park
Jon Halbert
Main St
Glousier
Entres
Mikan Steps Down as ABA Commissioner
George Wikan resigns as 25th ABA commissioner during a two day New York meeting to set up the league headquarters He cites home and business ties to Minneapolis and plans for reduced duties The ABA moves headquarters to New York with Thurlo E McCrady named executive director and Lee L Meade joining as public relations director
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New York
George Wikan
American Basketball Association
ABA
Mika
Minneapolis
Mikan
League
James C. Gardner
Rocky Mount
N.C
Thurlo E. McCrady
Lee L. Meade
Baseball Recap From Monday Night Action
Jack and Lily show in pitching for Georgia Brunet of the Angels with a second shutout as California blanked Fanoscay 24. Bob Allison of Twins homered twice, including a ninth inning tied game blast. Glendon Mainhead’s early win highlighted The FE Ao Remintnod Chico £3.
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Wonoay
Gaerga Brunet
Angels
Red
California
Fanoscay
Bob Allison
Ace
Gledn Mianeadg
FE Ao
Chico
Major League Baseball Schedule Confused Tosses Upsets
A jumbled recap from the American League East outlines scattered results and upcoming games. Teams like Washington, Kansas City, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Boston, and New York appear across the fragmented box and standings, with tentative matchups and dates muddled by poor OCR.
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Phemre
Prittsburgh
Martie
Avetecan
Chicege
New York
Houten
Pittsburgh
Buiohott _Philadetonia
Aran Weed
Grenoon
Rataney Jet
Chicago
Sel
Fin
Tan Fron
Momtomal
Tgoklund
Seana
Kansas City
Cahtore
Inner
Balthoare
Id Barro
Warhington
Boston
Kent State Outfielder Wins NCAA Postgrad Grant
Kent State outfielder Kent McGowan Ally Mac recipient of a $1000 NCAA postgraduate scholarship. McGowan a psychology major with a 2.49 GPA was cited for athletic and academic honors. Dayton native, two time all conference in centerfield, led MAC action with a .37 average and .308 overall.
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Kent
Bill McGowan
Kent State
NCAA
McGowan
Walter Byers
Centerfield
MAC
Dayton
Florida State University
Cubs Nip Mets To Increase Lead In East Division
Cubs beat the Mets to widen their East Division lead as injuries and rough play marked a Monday night. Stoneman scattered eight hits for his fifth straight decision, while Seaver matched Hands until the sixth. Bill Hands and Jim Brewer aided a Chicago win that moved them one game ahead of the Dodgers and closer to the division title.
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Go Cubs
New York
Toefit
Dodgers
Albinia
Mest
Huston
Exle
Stoneman
Exosis
Bob Bailey
Coco Labay
Jose Herrera
Paips
Jon Phillips
Reliev
Er Uly Monee
Ysar Sebacks
May
Roberto Clenamte
Montreal
Seaver
Don Kessinger
Beckett
Williams
Wes Parker
Houston
von Sutton
Jim Brewer
Jim Wynn
Hector Torres
Twins Rally Past White Sox To Stretch AL West Lead
Hal Bock reports the Minnesota Twins won a 14 inning duel over Chicago 4 to 3. Bob Allison hit his second homer of the night and Cesar Tovar delivered a two out double to tie the game in the 12th. Tony Oliva, Allison, and Leo Cardenas then produced the decisive hits in the 14th to finish the victory and extend Minnesota s lead over Oakland.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Minnesota
Twins
Bob Allison
Chicago
White Sox
Cesar Tovar
Tony
Oliva
Allison
Leo Cardenas
Idie Oakland
Orioles no, Tigers 0 as AL roundup notes shutout
In Monday action Washington blanked Detroit 3-0 while California overwhelmed Kansas City 20. Chicago tied Detroit in the fourth on Hopkins Ward and Herrmann singles, then took the lead on Hopkins RBI double. Bobby Knoop drove in the go ahead run in the 12th as Rod Carew and Tovar sparked a late rally for the Twins. Joe Coleman and George Brunet pitched well in shutouts by their teams.
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Washington
Detroit
California
Kansas City
Ison
Chicago
Gail Hopkins
Pete Ward
Ed Herrmann
Yiben
Eignen
Hopkins
RBI
Allison
Bobby Knoop
Twins
Billy Martin
Rod Carew
Tovar
Oliva
Cardenas
Joe Coleman
Senators
George Brunet
Angels
Coleman
City Recreation Advances to 10-1 on Forfeit Win
City Recreation Events Electric Company held first place in the Pony League with a 10-1 forfeit win over Hocking Valley Bank Monday night. Moose edged Swearingen's 3-1 in eight innings with Rick Bobo winning pitcher. Gilders and Cooksey led Moose with doubles and singles. Chauntey won a sixty girls Little League game 22-1 over The Plains led by Paula Ross with a grand slam. The Plains’ Cathy Romanowski and Cheryl Martin added two singles each. Morrison beat East 8-7 in another Monday game with Brenda Burson’s home run and Tammy White’s three singles.
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Eiger Camsony
Tony
Gpinem
Neural Bank
Abex
Chauntey
Plains
Paula Ross
Cathy Romanowski
Cheryl Martin
The
Chauncey
Jean Kish
Patti Pennell
Lori Pennell
Chery! Evener
Nancy Johnson
Becky Evérier
Morrison
East
Brenda Burson
Tammy White
New Marshfield Wew
Colt
New Marshfield
Brent Carpenter
Gary Risley
Carpenter
Darrell Jones
Page
Ohio
Browne
Meddies
Volkswagen
Logan
Logan’s
Doug Bolon
Bolon
Kent Taylor
Steve Castes
Chris Scheek
Bob Gall
Jaycees
Kasler
Steve Wilkes
Ross Hall
Wilkes
Knighte of
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Roly
Dana Thielmann
Yankees
Cubs
Maurice Hart
Tann
Jim Roberge
Mark Donahue
Reds
Roberge
Donahue
David Smith
Red Sox
Dodgers
Orioles
Seeinna
Brogers
Group Has Fishing Derby in Athens
More than 50 children attended a fishing derby at Duin Sun near Hocking Valley Sportsman's Club on Ranford Road in Athens. An official noted over 200 hot dogs and two cases of soft drinks were consumed. Numerous prizes were awarded for top catches and time-based achievements. CEREMONIES SET NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio Bishop Kenneth Gardiner Hamilton Gov James A Rhodes and author Paul Green will join groundbreaking ceremonies for Outdoor Drama Association Amph theater.
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Duin Sun
Ranford Road
Hocking’ Valley
Philadelphia, Ohio
Kenneth Gardiner Hamilton
Moravian Church
James A. Rhodes
Paul Green
Legion Game Cancelled Between Athens and Marietta
The American Legion game set for Tuesday at Trautwein Flekd between Athens and Marietta was cancelled by Marietta due to a schedule conflict. Athens, holding an 8 12 1 record, will be idle until the Eighth District tournament in Meigs County this weekend.
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American Legion
Athens
Marietta
Trautwein Flekd
Meigs County
Indians Optimistic Despite Rough Start And All Star Break
Cleveland Indians manager Alvin Dark expresses cautious optimism with a 33 52 record as they open a four game series in Baltimore. Nelson returns from military duty but hampered by limited action while Alvis battles a knee injury and Dukes Sims attends his father George Sims funeral in Salt Lake City with burial in Arimo Idaho.
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Baltimore
Alvin Dark
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Indians
Dark
Ute Indians
Detroit Tigers
Dave Nelson
Nelson
Nelsom
Roonts
Gary Kroll
Portland
Max Alvis
Dukes Sims
Alvis
Shaker Medical Center Hospital
Cleveland
Sims
George Ezra Sims
Salt Lake City
Arima
Idaho
All-Star Pitchers Selected by NL Manager Schoendienst
Cardinal skipper Red Schoendienst named nine pitchers to the National League All-Star roster for the July 22 game. Right-handers Dierker Gibson Niekro Seaver Seaver Carlton Koosman plus lefties Carlton Jackson Koosman and 9-8 Grant Jackson headline a 9 man group with a combined 101-34 record. The selection includes newcomers Miekro Dierker Singer and Jacham while Sibson Seaver Carlton Koosman have previous All-Star appearances.
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Francisco
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Tom Seager
New York
Bill Singer
Los Angeles
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Grant Jackson
Philadelphia
Jerry Koosman
Miekro
Dierker
Singer
Jacham
Mancha
Washington
Sibson
Seaver
Mets
Nationals
Carlton
Koosman
Houston
Splayers
Schoendienst
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