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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1960

Page

16

Akron PGA Championship Seen as Arnold Palmer Benefit

The 42nd PGA Championship at Firestone Country Club Akron will test 186 players over 72 holes with a $60 000 prize pool. Top contenders include Arnold Palmer Don Finsterwald Julius Boros Mike Souchak Tommy Bolt Ben Hogan Ken Venturi Gene Littler Jerry Barber Sam Snead Jack Fleck and Doug Ford. Hogan skips practice still aiming for another title as the field battles long par four holes and large greens guarded by water and sand.

Arnold Palmer Ligwonier Firestone Country Club

Spahn Wins 49th Shutout as Braves Narrow Lead

Warren Spahn pitched seven innings of scoreless ball for his 49th shutout, improving to 10-6 while Lew Burdette is 10-4. The Braves halted Pittsburgh’s NL lead to a half game as Los Angeles beat the Pirates 7-5 in 11 innings. Don Newcombe’s 4-3 Redlegs win followed prior losses, and Johnny Antonelli earned his 12th victory in a 3-1 Phillies win over the Giants.

Associated Press Chuck Dressen Warren Spahn Lew Burdette Milwaukee Spahn St. Louis Cardinals Giants Phillies Johnny Antonelli Jones Joe Adcock Hank Aaron Ernie Broglio Adcock Aaron Johnny Temple Hector Lopez Gary Bell Art Ditmar Washington Detroit Faye Throneberry Kansas City Ray Herbert A’s Baltimore Marv Throneberry Andy Carey Milt Pappas

Coaching gaps loom at McArthur and Middleport high schools

McArthur loses basketball and baseball coach Bob Combs to Logan to work under Harry Westfall, leaving the Generals without a baseball and football mentor. Middleport eyed Bob Ashley for football but he joined Eastern High, while The Plains appoints Bob Burson to football with assistance from Dave Stricklin. Jackson expects a stronger SECL season as Jim Dudding prepares the 1960 football schedules.

McArthur Middleport Bob Combs Vinton Logan Harry Westfall Generals Yellow Jacket Southwestern Eastern High Meigs County Ashley Bob Martin the Plains Bob Burson Dave Stricklin Ohio U. Guard Burson Jackson Jim Dudding JHS Ironmen Greenfield Wellston

Just One Behind Dead Sox Hot After Yankees

The Chicago White Sox, once written off after a four game home losing streak to the New York Yankees, rally to stay close to the league leaders. Manager AL Lopez displayed Yankee obituary notices on the clubhouse bulletin board as motivation.

Chicago White Sox New York Yankees AL Lopez White Sox Yankee New York Lopez Sox Yanks Yankee Stadium Chicago Roy Sievers al Smith Russ Kemmerer Frank Baumann Boston Cleveland Indians Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Jimmy Piersall Harvey Kuenn

Pirates Eye Veale For Stretch Run

In the International League Bobby Veale of the Columbus Jets is 7-3 with 86 strikeouts in 99 innings but has 65 walks. Farm director Branch Rickey Jr. watches as Veale fans 11 in a 5-0 win over the Marlins, yet he may be too wild for a Pirates call up.

National League Pittsburgh Pirates Bobby Veale Columbus Jets Branch Rickey Jr Veale Miami Marlins Rickey Jets Toronto Maple Leafs Rochester Buffalo Montreal Bisons Richmond Jersey City Roger Maris Babe Ruth

Bell Triumphs 8-6 as Indians Rally Against Yankees

Cleveland snaps a skid with an 8-6 win over New York. Manager Joe Gordon lauds the Yankees power while praising his club's comeback in Cleveland.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Yankees Gordon

Hobbie Halts Reds On Hit In Opening Win

Glen Hobbie threw seven no hit innings before the eighth inning hiccup as the Cubs beat Cincinnati 4 0 to open a doubleheader. Wally Post broke up the perfect game with a leadoff single. Cincinnati won the nightcap 4 3.

Hobbie Cincinnati Glen Hobbie Chicago Cubs Wally Post Reds Hector Lopez Johnny Temple

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