Privacy Demands in Pro Sports Prompt Player Rebellion
A columnist notes a minor Houston Colts revolt over wearing Western garb and argues athletes sacrifice privacy for fame. It cites Dick Farrell and Pidge Brown cited for traveling out of uniform, manager Harry Craft's rebuke, and broader limits like dress codes and media bans.
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Colts
Dick Farrell
Pidge Brown
Cincinnati
Chicago
Harry Craft
Hal Smith
National League Batting Leaders Highlights and Key Stats
The data shows Williams Chicago tops NL batting at .359 with 100 at bats or more, followed by Gonzalez Philadelphia at .347. Mays San Francisco leads runs with 53, while Cepeda and Davis pace RBIs for San Francisco and Los Angeles respectively. Mays also hits 75 homers, Williams 71, and Francisco 19 with Cepeda 15. In the at bats category Jimenez Kansas City hits .362, with Howser Siebern leading in runs and Kaline Detroit in RBIs with 38. Gentile Baltimore and Cash Detroit top the homer list with 15 and 14 respectively.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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Green
Minnesota
Romanouski shoots No 5 hole in one at Athens Club
Jim Romanouski led round one of the Southeastern Ohio Golf Tourney qualifiers at Athens Country Club with a 71 and the club's first official hole in one this spring on No 5. He teamed with Art Chiki to win the best ball event with a net 69. second place went to Fred Swearingen and Art Smith Sr. Other qualifiers include Art Smith Sr. 72 and many players posting 75 to 82.
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Pirate Club
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Art Chiki
Fred Swearingen
Art Smith Sr
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Johnny Parfitt
Carmen lLcrubbio
Kermit Bloseer
Art Smith Jr
Butch Gardner
Fred Schleicher
Kenny Kerr
Charles Mitchell
Robin Gardner
Bill Biggs
Chauncey Area Personal News Highlights Memorial Day Guests
Memorial Day visitors and guests fill Chauncey and nearby towns as families entertain relatives from Columbus Athens Willoughby Akron Youngstown and Washington District. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs James Rodehaver Mrs Norah Neighbors and families hosting relatives and friends over the holiday.
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Bob Sanders
Florida
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Mae Omen
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Columbus
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Glouster
Pearly Clark
Leo
Bob McMenaway
Akron
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William Warner
James Rodehaver
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Mrs. Neighbors
Neil Tippett
David
Susan
Indian Lake
Brookin
Gene Jennings
Burg Johnston
Charles Fender
Charles Howard
George Fischer
Willoughby
Vernon Sewell
Youngstown
Nelsonville Leagues Open Summer Baseball Schedule
Nelsonville's summer baseball program opens Tuesday June 5 with Pony League games Saltz Insurance versus Fosters and Deeds Dairy versus Rotary. Other matchups include Mechanicsburg versus Mechems and Buchtel versus Waterloo. Little League and Pee Wee games follow with times at 5 30 p m.
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Nelsonville Lumber Co
United Shoe Local
Sohio
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Rascals
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Hebert Wins Memphis Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Lionel Hebert of Lafayette La recovered from a late regulation setback to win the Memphis Open on the Colonial Country Club Course. He defeated Gary Player and Gene Littler in a 19th hole playoff with a 30 foot birdie, earning $6400.
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Tenn
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
South Africa
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Hebert
Littler
Bruce Crampton
Jay Hebert
Don January
Tommy Jacobs
Billy Maxwell
Bert Weaver
Bob Verney
Gay Brewer, Jr
Tebbetts levelled criticism at umpire Landes after Braves win
Milwaukee manager Birdie Tebbetts accused NL umpire Stan Landes of bullying after a 6-4 victory over the Cardinals. Tebbetts, angered by Landes threatening to eject catcher Del Crandall and later him, said he must protect his players and uphold respect for umpires.
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Stan Landes
Milwaukee Braves
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Tebbetts
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Milwaukee
del Crandall
Crandall
Baseball Scores And Schedule From Today And Tomorrow
Multiple games listed with results from Detroit 8 Cleveland 6 New York 6 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 2 Baltimore 0 Minnesota 7 Washington 5 and further matchups including Boston at Kansas City rain. Tomorrow Washington at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Kansas City at Minnesota Chicago at Los Angeles Philadelphia 7 Los Angeles Milwaukee 6 St Louis 4 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3 Houston 10 Pittsburgh 6 3 and more slated with dates and venues.
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Famed Horse Announcer Clem McCarthy Dies at 79
New York report says Clem McCarthy, famed horse race and prize fight announcer, died at Dresden Madison nursing home after years of illness since 1956. He began in 1927 at Arlington Park and broadcast thousands of races. once miscalled 1947 Preakness but corrected on air. Wife Vina Smith died in 1949.
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Dresden Madison
Arlington Park Race Track
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Jet Pilot
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Rochester
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Belmont Stakes to showcase 94th running rich field
Belmont Park aims for a 10-horse line up in the 125000 added Belmont Stakes the richest in the event s history with Kentucky Derby winner Decidedly and Preakness champ Greek Money likely starters.
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Decidedly
Belmont Park
Tigers Rally Past Indians In Sixth Straight Win
Detroit beat Cleveland 8-6 to extend its streak to 12 wins in 15 and jump from seventh to fourth place. The Tigers built a 6-0 lead behind Don Messi before the Indians added four runs, as Detroit pulled away late in the game amid a crowded American League standings race.
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Angels
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Marshall Bridges
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Lennie Green
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Kralick
Joe Cunningham
John Buzhardt
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Orioles
Chuck Estrada
Chicago
Cunningham
Buzhardt
Mike Hershberger
Williams Seeks Batting Crown After Rookie Year
Cubs star Billy Williams, baseball’s 1961 NL rookie of the year, leads the league with a .359 average and 11 homers as he pursues a batting championship. He credits his success to timing and wrist hitting, while idol Ernie Banks contemplates a possible shift in Cub hero status.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Williams
Ernie Banks
Cub
Banks
Billy
Thailand Fighter Named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month
Pone Kingpetch of Thailand is Ring Magazine's Fighter of the Month after defending his flyweight title with a unanimous decision over Kyo Noguchi in Tokyo. The piece notes his 112 pound crown and month of victory.
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New York
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Ring Magazine
Kyo Noguchi
Japan
Tokyo
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