Reds Hall of Fame ballots announced with full eligible list
Balloting for the Reds Hall of Fame opens Monday with a ballot clipped from The Messenger. Names eligible include Ethan Allen Joe Beggs Bob Bescher Rube Bressler Harry Craft Jake Daubert Pete Donohue Hod Eller Heinie Groh Noodles Hahn Dummy Hoy Red Lucas Adolfo Luque Eddie Miller Billy Myers Ken Raffensberger Cy Seymour Fred Toney Curt Walker and Ivy Wingo.
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Reds Hall of Fame
Cincinnati Hall of Fame
Ethan Allen
Joe Beggs
Bob Bescher
Rube Bressler
Harry Craft
Jake Daubert
Pete Donohue
Hod Eller
Heinie Groh
Noodles Hahn
Dummy Hoy
Red Lucas
Adolfo Luque
Eddie Miller
Billy Myers
Ken Raffensberger
Cy Seymour
Fred Toney
Curt Walker
Ivy Wingo
Athens Legions Fall on Road in 10-3 Loss at Marietta
Athens Legion drops 10-3 to Marietta Post 64 on the road in its first away start of the season. Athens slips to 1-2 as Wooddell yields four hits and four errors fuel Marietta’s early scoring. Ayers closes four innings of relief.
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Marietta
Athens Legion
Athens
Logan
Bill Wooddell
Wooddell
Paul Aye
Fred Gibson
Dick Duncan
Jim Meagle
Cambridge
Ed Bannon
Lancaster
Koufax Shuts Out Astros as Dodgers Lead NL Pennant Race
Sandy Koufax blanked Houston 3-0 for his fifth shutout and moved Los Angeles to a narrow lead in the National League pennant chase. He struck out 10 batters, boosted his record to 9-8, lowered his ERA to 1.77, and allowed only two runs at Dodger Stadium in 54 2-3 innings.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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San Francisco
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Tsitouris Master Again In Reds 4 2 Victory
John Tsitouris pitched his third straight win for Cincinnati as the Reds beat Pittsburgh 4-2 with homers by Leo Cardenas and Gordy Coleman. The Mets and Giants game was rained out, while Cleveland and Detroit split a twin bill and the Indians extended a seven game win streak behind Jack Kralick.
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Washington
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Clendenon
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Cardwell
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Skinner
Pinson
Robinson
Coleman
Rdenas
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Aedwards
Eanee
Gibbon
Srterebels
Cscweens
Wix
Nendenen Poa
Cincinnati Onsaint
Mazeroski Schofield
Clendenen
Schofield
Olympic discus champ May Miss Russian trip
Hugo Al Oer ter, two time Olympic discus champion and world record holder, may skip the Moscow trip after a slipped disc in his back. Therapy progress will determine if he competes next week for U S team selection at the National AAU Championships in St Louis. Candy Spots to race in Chicagoian at Washington Park as four major 3 year old races lead the program. The Mid America Triple series starts with a $100 000 Chicagoan.
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Hugo al Oerter
U.S
Russia
245-Pounder
Moscow
St. Louis
Candy Spots
Washington
Rex Ellsworth
Chateaugay
Mansfield
Lexington
Arizona Nears NCAA Baseball Title After Texas Win
Arizona Wildcats remain undefeated in the NCAA double-elimination tournament with a 10-8 victory over Texas after building a 9-1 lead. Southern California crushed Missouri 12-3 as Arizona prepares to start Jim Nichols, their 10-game winner, against USC in a title bid potentially ending Arizona’s wait for the crown.
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Arizona
Wildcats
Texas
Southern California
Missouri
Jim Nichols
Cincy Climbing Hocking Valley Association Rosters Due
Baseball rosters for the second round must be sent immediately to league secretary Bob Bunting. Teams listed include Nye's 8 Moose 5 KC's 11 Kiwanis 0. Today’s schedule features Lions versus JC's at Athens High and Medics versus Kasler's at Ohio.
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Hocking Valley Association
League
Bob Bunting
Nye
Moose
Kiwanis
Beavers Prep as Buchtel Hosts Practice and Schedule Set
Seven straight Buchtel Bees under manager Ben Wagner hold a Saturday practice in Buchtel. The Bees begin the Hocking Valley Association second round Sunday at Murray City. Remaining games Sunday at 2 p.m. pair Carbon Hill at Chauncey-Dover and Plaintsville at New Straitsville.
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Stewart
Buchtel Bees
Ben Wagner
Buchtel
Bees
Hocking Valley Association
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Chauncey-Dover
Plaintsville
New Straitsville
Palmer Tops Sub-Par Field In Thunderbird Classic
Arnold Palmer shot 3 under par to share the first round lead at the Thunderbird Classic in Harrison New York. Jack Rule joined Palmer at 69 with Nicklaus and Gary Player two behind. Ben Hogan at 71 was among notable veterans in the 138 player field.
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N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Waterloo
Iowa
Jack Rule
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Westchester Country Club
Sam Snead
Don Finsterwald
Rule
Bill Eggers
Henderson, Ney
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Gay Brewer, Jr
Dallas
Carr Beats Adams in NCAA 220 and Marin’s two events
Southern California’s Julio Marin leads the NCAA meet after winning the six mile in a record time and advancing to the next finals. Henry Carr of Arizona State ties the meet mark in the 220 and beats Nate Adams by six yards as Central State’s Clifton Mayfield sees a wind-affected broad jump record attempt fail. Marin helps USC grab the team lead with 10 points while San Jose State, Villanova, Emporia State and Oregon trail.
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N. M
Southern California
Julio Marin
Marin
Costa Rica
Arizona State University
Henry Carr
Clifton Mayfield
Central State
Southern Cal
San Jose State
Villanova
Emporia State
Oregon
Carr
Nate Adams
Desert Foothills
Mayfield
OKAN Loop Softball Week Opens With Six Ongoing Matches
The OKAN Softball League enters its second week with three Saturday games at Harmon Park and GSI. Goodyear Tire faces Heck's at 6 p.m. T and T Market meets Gallipolis State Institute at 6 p.m. and Gallipolis Honor Camp plays Robert's Clothes at 6 p.m. in Gallipolis. Standings list several teams with varied records.
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Goodyear Tire
Heck’s
Harmon Park
T and T Market
Gallipolis State Institute
Gsi
Gallipolis
Robert's ‘Clothers
Goodyear
Robert's
Lakin State
Honor Camp
T and T
Lakin State Hospital
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