Five Teams Shuffle In State Legion Tourney Openers
Opening round of the State Legion Baseball Tournament saw strong pitching dominate five of seven games. Lima beat Cincinnati 5-4 to stay in the winner's bracket while McConnelsville shocked Grove City 2-1. Newark topped Hudson 12-4, Steubenville crushed Wadsworth 9-7, and Pemberton edged Piqua 5-4.
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Legion
Lima
McConnelsville
Grove City
Wadsworth
Hudson
Bentley
Washington D.H
Piqua
Steubenville
Euclid
Newark
MacConnellville
Lancaster
Pemberville
Ashtabula
Legion's Top Hitters Spark 500 Team Batting Pace
Dave Reynolds of Lima plus Gary Cherubini of Newark each scored 3 runs. Ronald Miller of Wadsworth drove in 3. Tom Coulter of Steubenville led with 4 hits. Wayne Buchman Pemberville Al Brenner Cincinnati Bentley and Bob Thomas of Wadsworth each hit a homer. Reynolds Incorvia and Brunner stole 2 bases apiece. Arlin Lima and Devone Steubenville led with 9 strikeouts.
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Dave Reynolds
Lima
Gary Cherubini
Newark
Ronald Miller
Wadsworth
Tom Coulter
Steubenville
Wayne Buchman
Pemberville
al Brenner
Cincinnati
Bentley
Bob Thomas
Joe Incorvia
Ashtabula
Ford Brunner
Hudson
Reveille calls LSU to play integrated opponents
LSU editor Lou Burnett argues for integrating LSU football schedules to attract top teams and post season games, noting a lack of integrated regular season opponents though 1962 Orange Bowl opponent Colorado had Negro players. Pitcher Phil Stewart pitched a shutout frame for Grove City, allowing three hits. Tom Coulter collected four hits four at bats, two runs, and two RBIs in Steubenville’s 9-7 win over Wadsworth.
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Randy Anderson
Ron Jennings
Grove City
Anderson
Phil Stewart
McConnelsville
Glenn Hamen
Pemberton
Piqua
Hamen
Lancaster
Carl Weaver
Washington D. C
Baton Rouge
Reveille
Louisiana State University
LSU
Tigers
Colorado
Lou Burnett
The
McConnellville
Tom Coulter
Steubenville
Wadsworth
Complete Tournament Results In Baseball Match
Manne 6 Arlin 2 in a shortened game with Arlin winning 1-0 on run support. Manne suffers 0-1, Lima 10 Cincinnati 6 by final score tied to strategic hit by Reynolds. WP Manne Arlin. LOB Cincinnati 6 Lima 10. HBP by Manne Reynolds. Umpires G Martin and T Rich. Time of 5 99 innings.
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Manne
Bruce Roberts
Robert
Dan Mathews
Bentley
Cincinnati
Dave Reynolds
al Brenner
Reynolds
Brenner
Jack Loos
Arlin
Seasn
Hubert Dettmer
G. Martin
T. Rich
McConnellville
Morgan
Harkins
Bowman
Strong
Stewart
Anderson
Whitehouse
White
Jennings
Grove City
Thatcher
Harris
Williams
Reeves
Frasure
Fannin
McConnelsville
Ees
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Turrors
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Helmick
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Heets
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Weaver
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Harroberts
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Weese
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Walker
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Fritch
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Ashtabula
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Pemberville Graham
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Roobingon
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Kessler
Greer
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Roberts
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Scarff
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Weiden
Nicklaus Admits He Is Not A Good Putter
New York profile portrays Jack Nicklaus as the heavyweight golfer with a calm on course persona and a humorous, friendly off course demeanor. The piece notes his slow play and his self described struggles with putting and rounds, framing him as golf’s rising star facing a paradox of skill and pace.
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New York
Hogan
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Jack
Cary Middlecoff
America
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Bob Jones
Inwood
Walter Hagen
Midlothian
Ill
Kefauver targets Sonny Liston promoter and boxing rules
Senator Kefauver said the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee will probe Intercontinental Promotions Inc established by heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston. He will push for DOJ power over interstate professional boxing and assess any tax advantages from the promotion.
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Estes Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Sonny Liston
Kefauver
Justice Department
Tennessee Democrat
Intercontinental Promotions Inc
Liston
Palmer takes Western Open in playoff drama at Beverly
Arnold Palmer wins the Western Open after an 18 hole playoff at Beverly Country Club. He edges Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus with a 70 to win and push season earnings toward 100000. Boros and Nicklaus also earn purses while Boros faltered late on the 17th to force the decider.
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Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Beverly Country Club
Boros
Nicklaus
Palmer
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N. Second Ave
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Second Ave
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E. Second St
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