Steubenville Leads Legion Action With Three Wins In Ohio
Steubenville and Elyria posted strong showings in the American Legion state tournament at Ohio University. Elyria 28 7 1 beat Cincinnati Sycamore 6 1 behind Frederick Berg while Steubenville topped Athens 4 2 as Athens battled jitters. Euclid topped Portsmouth 11 9, Ashtabula edged Bridgeport 4 3, Bellefontaine outlasted Archbold 6 5 in 11 innings, and Marion defeated Fairborn 8 2.
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Definite threat for state title seen in Camp Chase win
Columbus Camp Chase defeated Hudson 7-2 behind Dave Roberts 15 strikeouts as both pitchers held strong in a regional tourney. Don Poling broke the game open with a three-run shot, while Roberts and Warren Fifer fanned nine to keep Hudson at bay. Columbus meets Marion next, with the winner advancing toward Murphysboro Illinois for the Regional 5 title.
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AL Steals All-Star Show From Nationals In 9-4 Win
The American League defeated the National League 9-4 at Wrigley Field before 38,359 fans. Key moments included Colavito and Wagner homering for the AL, Runnels delivering a pinch-hit homer, and Aaron disputing a ruling on a central-field play. Houk and Hutchinson managed 20 and 25 players respectively as AL tied and then pulled ahead.
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Jets climb into first division with ninth straight over Rochester
In Cleveland Columbus extended its 10th straight win in the International League, beating Rochester 5-2 to push into the first division. The Jets also won their ninth straight against Rochester as part of the streak.
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Winged Demon Wins Scioto Featured Trot
Winged Demon captured the featured seventh race for C2 trotters at Scioto Downs in 2:06 25 on Monday night. He led early and held off Royal Rod by a half length, returning $6.80. Royal Rod paid $5 and Yankee Volo paid $4.80 for the show.
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Oguchi Beats Aragon In Tokyo Bout
Akira Oguchi of Japan handed J Aragon of the Philippines a ten round decision in Tokyo. Sonny Gill of Pasadena defeated Hugo Medina of Argentina in Santa Monica, Calif in ten rounds.
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Rozelle predicts four million NFL fans attend games
Moraga California Commissioner Pete Rozelle foresees about four million fans at league games this fall and that half the stadiums will be sold out in advance, including around 400 000 season tickets.
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Wakefield Pitches Moose To 8-0 Win
Mike Wakefield’s one hit performance highlighted Monday’s Little League schedule as Moose defeated Kiwanis 8 to 0. The Lions also toppled Rotary 17 to 5. Wednesday’s Pee Wee schedule features Redwings Jrs Hawks at 1 pm and Eagles against Cardinals at 2:30. In Pony League, Gibson’s Sinclair faces Swearingen’s at 10 am.
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Tuesday Legion Schedule and Monday Results
Legion schedule lists 9am events at multiple venues including Athens Portsmouth and Archbold Fairborn. Matches include Hudson Steubenville at noon and Columbus Marion at 3pm. Monday results show Steubenville over Athens 4-2 Elyria over Cincinnati Sycamore 6-1 Euclid routed Portsmouth 11-0 and other outcomes.
Anderson To Marietta College Announces Nelsonville Star
Nelsonville High School graduate and three-sport standout Anderson to attend Marietta College this fall. The 6-2, 185-pound athlete earned All-SECL honors and team rebound honors in basketball and also lettered in football and baseball. Son of Leo and his wife of 682 Jackson Street, Nelsonville, he plans to start studies in September.
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Fast Pitch Begins Again In Athens League
The fourth round of the Athens Fast Pitch softball league starts Thursday with two games at 6 and 7 30. Con rath's faces the third round winner Robert's and Kasler's meets Swearingen's. Remaining schedule includes Aug 6 6 p.m. Conrath's vs Kasler's 7 30 Robert's vs Swearingen's and Aug 7 6 p.m. Robert's vs Kasler's 7 30 Conrath's.
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