Athens golfers win Southeastern District title by 21 strokes
Athens Country Club golfers dominated the Southeastern District Tournament finishing with a 906 total, 21 strokes ahead of runner up Lancaster at 927. Logan, Chillicothe, Marietta, Gallipolis, Cambridge, and Jackson followed as listed with respective scores. Cambridge’s Rizak is noted as a medalist champion.
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Kaiter Logan
Athens Country Club
Southeastern Ohio Fairways
Athens
Lancaster
Logan
Chillicothe
Marietta
Gallipolis
Cambridge
Jackson
Champio
Nuxhall Delivers Shutout As Reds Edge Giants 1-0
Joe Nuxhall blanked the New York Giants 1-0 to split a series as Cincinnati stayed a half game behind Pittsburgh. Ted Kluszewski walked, Frank Robinson was hit, and Smokey Burgess delivered a run in the second for the only score. In other NL action Milwaukee beat Brooklyn 5-4 and 3-1, while Philadelphia split with Chicago. The Yankees expanded their AL lead to 5 4 games by routing Cleveland 9-4 as the White Sox swept Washington in the nightcap. In golf, Brak Rak set a course record at Hocking Hills with 196 total, Aaron Athens dominated the shuttle, and Saunders led medalist chase with a 68 first day.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
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Ted Kluszewski
Frank Robinson
Smokey Burgess
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Chicago
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Cleveland Indians
White Sox
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Art Smith
Jack Algeo
Carl Bradbury
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Hocking Hills
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Lancaster
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Bob Keynes
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Henry
Kublica
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Varehmin
Kansas City
Washington
Geitz
Cleveland
Phinema
Wachinatin
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh-Nues
Shrine Club Beats Ben Franklin In Pony League 13 to 9
Shrine Club defeated Ben Franklin Company 13 to 9 at Point Pleasant in Pony League action. Pitcher McDermitt started, Wamsley relieved then closed the win for Shrine. Wamsley homered and doubled three hits, Reynolds also two hits, Selby drove in three. Blessing started for Franklin with Sturgeon‚ Baker.
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Shrine
Ben Franklin Company
Aaron McDermitt
Rusty Wamsley
Wamsley
Shirl Rey
Nolds
Jack Selby
Franklin
Bobby
Blessing
Walter
Sturgeon
Larry Cheesebrew
RBI
Mike Bailey
Walter Sturgeon
Reynolds
Greer
Biessing
Baker
51-Player Squad Selected To Meet Pros in All-Star
A 51 player squad was named to face the pros in the All-Star game at Soldier Field. The tentative list includes quarterbacks Jim Haluska and Don Schaefer, backs Don Gos and Dick Klawitter, linemen Dick Kinzer and Tom Skoronski, ends and centers from multiple colleges, with Howard Cassagy and George Kell among prominent selections. The event, set for August, marks a showcase of top college talent against professional opposition.
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Dick Klawitter
South Dakota
Don Gos
Southern Methodist
Jim
Cleveland Browns
Louisville
Soldier
Jim Haluska
Wisconsin
Earl Morrail
Michi
Jerry Reichow
Lowa
Catley
Zambean
Ed Vincent
Iowa
Don Schaefer
Notre |S
New York
Charlie Co
Dame Eimore Orioles
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St. Nicho
Hemet Ttt
Tackice
Dick Kinser
Sau Lambeau
N.F.L. Pioneer
Dakota State
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Green Bay Packers
Moses Ward
Skoronski
John Dittrich
Wiscout
Browns
Jim Mense
Notre
Jackie Fisher Wins Two Firsts At Wellston Horse Show
Athens rider Jackie Fisher claimed two firsts at the Wellston Lions Club Horse Show with Dark of Moon, winning Ponies Over 48 Inches and Pony Stakes. She also rode Sunshine Princess to a Junior Horsemanship first, while Sunshine Princess is owned by O. C. Burt of Londonderry.
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Athens
Wellston Lions Club
Miss Fisher
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Londonderry
Sun Princess
Kenco Farms
Wheelersburg
Gay Wilson
Good ‘Acres
Sun's Sunshine
Keith Zimmerman
Albany
Walking Horse Stallions
City ‘Son
Renee Farms
Mystery Maker
Dave Reeder
C. C. Burt
Reeder
Athen
Good Acres
Zimmerman
Podres Proves Ready To Finish Navy Baseball Season
NORFOLK VA Johnny Podres after boat training at Bainbridge Md expects to finish the season with a Navy team at Norfolk Naval Station and Service Force commands. The Dodgers hopeful praised the return of his pitching form while noting the team’s tough path as they chase a 27 victory goal after a costly farm. Three men Friday were fined 1053.37 for pheasants tied to a sheriff Spooner case.
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Padres
Sewell Breaks Two-Meter NCAA Record at Berkeley Meet
Arnie Sewell of Pittsburgh lowered the American two meter mark at the NCAA championships in Berkeley California as Bobby Morrow won both the 100 and 200 finals for Abilene Christian. Ron Delany set a 1500 meet record at Edwards Stadium while UCLA took team honors with 55.7 points USC 34 and Kansas 1. The two day meet featured multiple NCAA records as athletes chased Olympic trials spots in Los Angeles. Lowell's 1 48 71 in the 800 was the standout time, edging the American record by a tenth of a second.
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Lowell
Final scores and prizes in United States Open golf championship
Rochester NC Oak Hill saw Cary Middlecoff lead with 281 and $8000 prize. Julius Boros, Ben Hogan, Ed Furgol and Peter Thomson earned top money. Several players list medals and varied cash awards with other notable finishes.
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Oak Hill
Cary Middlecott
Dallas
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Peter Thomson
Australia
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Kenneth Venturi
San Francisco
Bill’ Casper, Jr
Chula Vista
All
Fred Haas
Claremont
Calif
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Dutch Harrison
Bob
Tree Fishing Worth A Try In Missouri Ozarks
In Missouri's Ozarks anglers use odd methods to catch suckers. Suckers may be taken year round with hook and line, but during a 30 day special season equipment includes a casting outfit with a treble hook and heavy sinker. The hook is jerked free and retrieved abruptly, often snagging a sucker and triggering a lively battle. Anglers set up on trees or stepladders for the limit.
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Ozarks
Sweikert Dies in Speedway Crash at Salem Speedway
Indianapolis driver Sweikert, famed for speedway success, died Sunday after his sprint car leaped guard rail, toppled into a photographer’s booth and burst into flames near the Salem track. His wife Delores and three children were at the home in Indianapolis.
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Ed Elisian
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San Diego
Pacific Coast
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Pavente
Haenitat
Frank Newkirk
Sweikhart
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Salem Speedway
Rain Washes Out HVA Baseball Slate
Rain washed out Sunday games in the Hocking Valley Association affecting the Chain schedule. The entire slate will be played next week.
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