Crappie and bass peak across Ohio lakes and rivers
The Division of Wildlife reports weekend fishing at normal levels with clear waters and strong crappie action in most Ohio lakes. Central and northern areas show good to excellent crappies and bass. Lake Erie yields smallmouth, white bass, perch, and catfish. Southeastern waters offer varied bites on crappie bullheads and muskies, while northeastern spots report whites and muskies mixed with bluegills and crappies.
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Braves win without Aaron as they top Dodgers 5 4
Aaron sidelines, Braves win second straight 5-4 over Los Angeles. Key late rally in seventh and ninth helped Atlanta overcome Drysdale as Torre, Carty, Boyer, and Menke contributed. In other games, Cardinals beat Astros 6-2 and Reds lost to Giants 8-5.
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Putter Wedge Help Goalby Lead Buick Open Round
Bob Goalby, 36, from Palm Beach California, shot 69 to take early lead at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan. He stuck a 585-yard hole with an eagle and chipped in from 40 feet for birdie on the 16th and 11th holes amid uneven greens and course renovations at Warwick Hills. Phil Rodgers 75 posted, while Goalby led by one stroke over a group including Hugh Roger and Frank Beard.
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Ohio Trackmen to National Meet
Five Ohio University athletes will participate in the NCAA Track and Field Championships June 15 to 17 at the University of Utah in Provo. Track Coach Stan Huntsman will lead the team.
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Treetoppers Must Win Or Out In KERA Tourney
Two Athens area slow pitch teams face a win or out round in the KERA Invitational at Ravenswood with Excelsior Oil Co. taking on Harlow Lime and Tree Toppers meeting Parkersburg Merchants at 7 15 p.m. on Sunday. A loss ends their double elimination hopes while winners advance to next matchups. local standout Emmett Taylor and Jerry Boswell highlight a sprinter and jumper lineup with strong relay times and AAU prospects.
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Major league stats from the season leaders
National and American League batting leaders, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitchers wins, losses, and strikeouts. Notables include Kaline Detroit and Robinson Baltimore leading in several categories with Clemente and Aaron also ranking high.
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Alvis Hits Two Homers As Tribe Trips Twins
Cleveland Indians rally in the ninth caps by Max Alvis two run homer after a pair of earlier hits. Alvis also homered as leadoff and leads the club with nine homers and 26 RBIs. Indians open a five game series with Kansas City Athletics in twin bill night.
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Indians defeat Twins as Alvis hits two homers
Max Alvis of the Indians belted two home runs and drove in three runs in a 7 to 5 win over Minnesota on Thursday. The slugger powered Cleveland’s offense, delivering key hits to secure the victory.
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