Pony League Rosters Presented for Athens Start
Eight teams begin the 1965 Pony League season in Athens with a seven week schedule of two games on Monday Wednesday and Friday and one on Tuesday Thursday. Team rosters include Athens National Bank Bridgwater Chauncey Cline's Welding Electric Company Hocking Valley Bank Royal McBee and Swearingen's with listed players and coaches.
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Athens
Athens National Bank
John Calentine
Randy Chiki
Ron Chiki
David Curl
Mike Frye
Clarence Hosington
Richard Horvath
Larry Hunter
Ron Kozma
Jeff Linscott
Terry McDonald
Gary McKibben
Steve Mace
Danny Slikanjanski
Bill Snider
Charles Tinkman
George Tinkham
Virgil Thompson
Charles Douglas
Jim Nichols
Bridgwater
Roger Battdorf
Wilson Carr
Gary Dunfee
Richard Brucker
Bill Bucher
Gary Conkey
Charles Dennison
Todd Eskey
Rick Essex
Robert Essex
Tim Ewing
Benny Foreman
Steve Jeffers
Tom Matheny
Steve Nichols
Mike Noel
Ken Pullins
Boyd Ruth
John Shay
Pat Shay
Chip Shuster
Johnny Windle
al Carpenter
Andy Chonko
Hocking Valley Bank
Jack Fulton
Mike Goodwin
Bob Handley
Dan Higgins
Martin Kirkendall
Bob Ley
George McLean
Frank Miller
Keith Perry
Geoffrey Rosenberg
Gary Sarcher
Ron Strickmaker
James Wheatley
Roy Whitmore
Mike Wigal
David Womble
Steve Womble
Henry Woods
Dale Womble
Royal McBee
Jim Blythe
Larry Coen
Max Gaston
David James
Peter Kemmerle
Greg Lawson
David Lenser
Kenneth Midkiff
Randy Midkiff
Gordon Neal
Fred Okal
Dick Rutter
Kip Schooler
Jerry Shellman
Bob Stewart
Doc Schooler
Swearingen
Charles Ballinger
John Bateman
James Buckley
David Brickly
Mike Caul
David Collins
Kerry DeWeese
Clark Draper
Brooks Fuller
Mike Graves
Sidney Grimes
Dennis Harkins
John Kirkendall
Dan McIintorf
Robert Mansfield
Steven Moore
John Walker
Paul Roaden
Seven More Little League Rosters Listed
Rosters received from seven Little League teams as additional listings. Steppes and Moose teams have not yet provided rosters. Medics Lions Kasler s Kiwanis JCs Bridgwater Logans with coaches named. several veteran rosters already appeared in The Messenger.
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Steppes
Moose
Bob Beveridge
Chuck Dailey
Gary Darnell
Bob Hails
Steve Jones
Pat McIntorf
Gary McVey
Rick Newbig
Tom Newbig
Rod Rutter
Stu Smith
Fred Tom
Tom Kempton Lions
Chris Bumpass
Steve Chiki
Jim Daily
Steve Efaw
Charles Jeffers
John Milar
John Mitchell
Paul Peterson
David Smith
Paul Whitaker
George Williamson
Rodney Wilks
Art Chiki
Kasler
John
Major League Baseball results and upcoming games
Thursday results show Milwaukee over Chicago 4 0 Cincinnati 4 St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 0 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2 San Francisco 3 New York 0. Today Cincinnati at Chicago Los Angeles at New York Houston at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at St. Louis.
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Aguel Pet
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Wind Oy Cincianati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Fiqualos
Sty Crigkeo
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Houston
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angele
Ohio State Faces ASU After 1-0 Victory In Series
Ohio State clinched a 1-0 win over Arizona State in 15 innings as Steve Arlin delivered a legendary outing with 20 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Arizona State remains 4-0 in the tourney, needing two straight wins to claim the NCAA crown while Ohio State battles to force a deciding game.
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Ohio State
Omaha
Steve Arlin
Arizona State
Arlin
Florida State
Washington State
Arizona
St. Louis
Buckeyes
ASU
Big Ten
Marty Karow
John Durant
Durant
Karow
Ron Kitchen
WSU
Dale Ford
Dale Schilley
Duane Rossman
Lima
Ohio
OSU
John Marcum
Harmon On All-America 2nd Team Arlin First
Ohio State pitcher Steve Arlin named to the All-America second team after setting Big Ten and College World Series strikeout records. Ter y Harmon of Ohio University also earns a second-team nod as a .402 hitter.
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Ohio State
Steve Arlin
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Arlin
University of Cincinnati
Billy Wolff
Arizona State
Rick Monday
Luis Lagunas
Bill Guerrani
Western Michigan
Pittsburgh
Fred Mazurek
Pete Middlekauff
Stanford
Mike McClure
Texas A&m
Archie Roberts
Columbia
John Olerud
Washington State
Ohio University
Terry Harmon
Grims Excavating Tops Scores In Local Meet
In a compact gym meet Grims Excavating led by top scorers Sharon Kozma 181 623 and Richard Grim 199 along with Gary Grim 29 helped secure a high team score. The event featured teams such as Shanks Appliance Ser and Bode 5 Day lease with multiple entries.
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Grims
Perm CO OO Angs Ts Banke
Sharon Kozma
Richard Grim
Gary Grim
Mel Parnell Joins Boston Broadcasting Team
Former Red Sox southpaw Mel Parnell becomes a member of Boston's broadcasting staff providing game analysis and team insights for local radio and television coverage.
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Mel Parnell
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Ohio's Showplace Scioto Downs Harness Racing
Scioto Downs in Central Ohio hosts an 88 night harness meet now through Sept 14 with eight to nine races nightly. Located nine miles south of Columbus, the track offers dining in a three tiered clubhouse seating 275, and post time is 8 20 p m.
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Lockbourne Air Base
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Pirates Ride 18-2 Run as McDowell Dominates
The Pirates stay hottest with 18 wins in 20 after a 4-1 win over Minnesota. McDowell fanned nine to reach 100 strikeouts first in the American League this season, improving to 6-3 as he cut a slump in Cleveland’s rotation and continued his return from past advice.
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Harper
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Carty
Larry Jackson
Tony Cloninger
Sam McDowell
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McDowell
Indians
Gabe Paul
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Leading golfers cope with ailments at Cleveland Open
In the $135,000 Cleveland Open first round at Highland Park, Billy Casper shot 67 after minor surgery, Tony Lema posted 67 despite a heavy cold, and Tommie Aaron and others trailed by one stroke at 68. Ken Venturi and Bobby Nichols posted 76 and 75 nos respectively amid health issues.
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Nursing Ava
Miety
Billy Casper
Casper
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Tony Lema
Tony
Lema
Tommy Aaron
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Venturi
St Louis
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Bob Reith
Bill Martindale
Dan Sikes
Johnny Pott
Softball Tournament Sets Entry Deadline
The Tu-En die-Wei fast pitch softball tournament in Point Pleasant sets the entry deadline for next Tuesday. Teams from Huntington Logan Charleston Chillicothe and Point Pleasant merchants will compete July 2 3 and 4. Call Wallace Smith at 675-4319 to enter. Also notes Thursday's stars pitching Ray Herbert Phil Lies posted his first shutout in a 4-0 Philadelphia win over the Dodgers while Tommy Harper had three doubles and a single as Cincinnati edged St Louis 7-5.
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Marichal
Mets
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Jesus Alou
Jim Davenport
Met
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Richie Allen
Dick Stuart
Herbert
Phillie
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Leo Cardenas
Bill White
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Point Pleasant Merchant
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Ray Herbert
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