Marietta Wins SEOGA Title By Five Strokes At Logan
Marietta captures the 38th SEOGA tournament title at Logan's Hocking Hills Country Club with Larry Cassady and Bob Hill leading, edging defending medalist Frank Rizak of Cambridge by one stroke as Athens and Logan stumble in the final 36 holes.
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Seoga
Logan
Jim Zentmeyer
Messenger
Hocking Hills Country Club
Gallipolis
Med
Alist
Frank Rizak
Cambridge
Larry Cassady
Cassady
Bob
Rizak
Athens
Tom
Circleville
Art Smith Sr
Jim Romanowski
Butch Gardner
Charney Brothers
Gene
Joe
Smith
Messenger Sportsphotos
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Jim Miller
Miller
Lancaster Country Club
Claude Chrisman
Palmer Surges Through Painful Shot to Win Thunderbird
Arnold Palmer endured a tense moment over a bad shot but rallied to win the Thunderbird tournament in Harrison New York despite pressure from a live telecast and a $25 000 purse. The master overcame nerves to secure the title in a dramatic finish.
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Harrison
N.Y
Burdette Traded to Cardinals in Major Deal
Lew Burdette moves from the Braves to St. Louis for Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski just before the 2 a.m. deadline. Paul Foytack goes to the Angels with Frank Kostro for George Thomas and a player to be named. Burdette hopes to help the Cardinals win a pennant while Foytack seeks immediate pitching work in Los Angeles.
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Paul Foytack
Burdette
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Foytack
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Cardinal
Johnny Keane
New York Mets
Angels
New York Yankees
Gene Oliver
Bob Sadowski
Frank Kostro
George Thomas
SEOAL Baseball All League Selections Named
Sunday details identify Northern Division picks from Logan Athens Nelsonville and Wellston with Kelley Stilwell Gary Dalton Bill Wooddell Bill Biggs Dick Duncan Steve Schultz Richard Elliott Harold Richards Phil Conley. Southern Division selections include Gallipolis Pomeroy Middleport and Jackson players Gerald Armstrong Bob Scott Tom White Dick Well Mickey Winebrenner Rick Osler Russ McElhinney Dennis Hutchinson Jim Surrett.
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Kelley Stilwell
Gary Dalton
Logan
Bill Wooddell
Bill Biggs
Dick Duncan
Athens
Steve Schultz
Richard Elliott
Nelsonville
Harold Richards
Phil Conley
Wellston
Gerald Armstrong
Bob Scott
Gallipolis
Tom White
Dick Well
Mickey Winebrenner
Pomeroy
Rick Osler
Russ McElhinney
Middleport
Dennis Hutchinson
Jim Surrett
Jackson
Final SEC Standings at Hocking Hills Country Club
Final standings from the 39th annual SECGA tournament at Hocking Hills CCC list Marietta, Logan, Athens, Chillicothe, Circleville, Gallipolis, Cambridge, Lancaster and Fairgreens with stroke totals and individual player scores. Seniors divisions show 50-55 and 56-64 age groups with named players and withdrawals noted, plus upcoming Athens Pony and Pee Wee League meetings at the fairgrounds and Mill Street Field.
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Swearingen
Blaine Cornwell
Art Smith Sr
Schleicher
Art Smith Jr
Grover
Widdoes
Butch Gardner
Chillicothe
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Rigney
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Keeling
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Holt
J. Joyce
Morris
Circleville
B. Fuhrman
Eaton
B. MacFadden
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Hewlagen
Bell
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Cherlikowsky
Sibbick
Gallipolis
Clark
W. Hager
J. O'Brien
H. O'Brien
Wright
Shaver
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Jones
Chambers
White
Cambridge
Rizak
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Olnhausen
Young
Carroll
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Milton
Fritts
Lancaster
Hughes
Vance
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Holzer
Griley
Schmidt
Mack
Smith
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Fairgreens
Ackerman
Gamnes
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Herman
Triplett
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Ramsey
Angels
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Kegley
Hockinges
George Fuhrman
Harman O’brien
Barton Jones
al Bowman
Logan
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Chuck Hager
Don Herman
Jackson
Dale Moffet
J. Hydock
W. C. Eddy
Carroll Widdoes
Bob Keynes
Wilbur Lanning
L. Butts
Marietta
Ed Jones
R. D. White
Dec Gardner
J. Owens
Whitey Moore
Bere Smith
Claude Steppe
W. Fleming
Butch Grover
C. F. Sharp
M. Murphy
Fairgrounds
Dick Woolfson
Mill Street
Radio Tower
Large Crowds Respond To Hot Pennant Chase
Standings show San Francisco leading the chase with 38 wins and 27 losses. St Louis and Los Angeles closely follow as Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others compete for playoff position. Weekends results include New York beating Cincinnati 4 1 and Milwaukee downing Philadelphia 5 3. Kingpin matches Sunday featured Cincinnati 11 10 New York 5 3 and Chicago 8 0 Los Angeles 3 2.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
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Iain
Yankees and White Sox tighten AL race in twin bill sweep
New York and Chicago split inside the league standings as the Yankees swept Detroit 4-0 and 6-3 while the White Sox beat Kansas City 2-1 and 3-2. Boston and Cleveland also doubled up, reshuffling the top four spots behind the leaders. Other notes include Indians beating Washington 4-2 and 6-4, and Minnesota taking 5-3 and 5-4 losses.
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Jim McKee Turns Down Pro Sports for Duke Education
Ohio University's Jim McKee, a top football kicker and baseball first baseman, declines several pro offers to study physical therapy at Duke University Medical School. He will move with his wife to Durham in late August after securing a $2200 scholarship and pursuing a two year program.
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Jim McKee
Duke University
Big Jim
Durham
N. C
Jim
McKee
Ohio
Duke University Medical School
Cincinnati Mariemont High School
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