North-South All Star Basketball Game At Marion
Eight all-state performers join twenty scholastic stars for Saturdays North South All Star clash in Marion Ohio with top recruit John Fraley leading the South against a North squad coached by Dick Schenk and Heckie Thompson. The game follows a series with recent Marion Coliseum wins and features AA and A class standouts including Al Wilcheck Roger Evans Randy Smith and Doug Hill among others. Reserved seats cost 2.50 and general admission 1.50. Also this weekend the East-West High School All-Star baseball series opens at Jet Stadium with 56 players in a three game set beginning Saturday night.
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Marion
Ohio
John Fraley
Middletown
Tage
Marion Coliseum
Fraley
Jerry Lucas
Dick Schenk
Newark
Henderson (Heckie) Thompson
Western Pike
Yankee
Doc Daugherty
Euclid
Bob Frye
Mansfield St. Peter
al Wilcheck
Roger Evans
Cuyahoga Falls
Doug Alt
Bob Howell
Mendon Union
John Kennedy
Springfield
Randy Smith
Columbus East
Doug Hill
Ross County
Howell
John Creasap
Marion Harding
Tom Darden
Sandusky
Earl Diddle
East Liverpool
Jess Gregory
Napoleon
Stan White
Kent Roosevelt
Danny Furlong
Tipp City
Roger Garrison
Buckeye Valley
Harold Howe
Jackson
Kent Johnson
Cincinnati Green Hill
Mike Painter
Zanesville
Charles Snow
Payton Townsend
Hamilton Garfield
Smith
Townsend
Fraser
Mates
Columbus
Jet Stadium
Scott Griesheimer
Chillicothe
Pepper Dement
Niles
Fred Nocera
Mifflin
Jim Cordiak
Toledo Central Catholic
Chuck Maloney
Marion-Franklin
Dome Park proposed for Cleveland stadium project
A three month study begins on a 65 000 seat domed stadium for Cleveland to host major sports. Estimated cost 26 million without the dome and 45 to 50 million with it. Architect Charles Luckman shows a working model and says financing could be public bond or full private funding. Gov Rhodes attends the presentation.
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Cleveland
Charles Luckman
New York
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles
Ogden Corp
New York City
Luckman
Cuyahoga County
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland Barons
Cleveland Stokers
Fire Up Wins Feature at Scioto Downs in Comeback
Fire Up rallied from fourth at the half to win the featured mile at Scioto Downs Monday night. Terry Holton drove the horse to a 2:07 3-5 victory, returning $4.40, $3, and $2.80. Adios Judy was second with $3.80 and $3.20, while Marxenia Lind placed third for $5. Egyptian Victor and Banlon (3-8) produced a $9 daily double.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fire Up
Scioto Downs
Terry Holton
Adios Judy
Marxenia Lind
Victor
Banlon
Abex keeps perfect in women's softball league play
Abex (2-0) defeated Newsome Construction (0-2) 2-0 as Mable Risley earned the win. Betty Fulks homered once and Fredricka Shaver hit three homers, including a bases loaded shot. Abex piled up 22 hits to Newsome's seven. Medics (3-0) beat Gasco 5-1 led by Larry Dailey with 14 strikeouts and a triple. Bridgwater (3-0) won 6-2 over K of C behind Bill Isaacs grand slam and Jon McBride's three hits. Lions climbed to 2-0-1 with a 6-2 win over Easters. Ponies: Lutons beat Athens National Bank 10-3 for first in Pony League. game between Hocking Valley Bank and Swearingens not reported. Giants named Jim Davenport as player representative, succeeding Tom Haller who moved to Dodgers with Ron Fairly as rep.
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Abex
Newsome Construction
Mable Risley
Betty Fulks
Fredricka Shaver
Medics
Bridgwater
Lions
Gasco
Larry Dailey
Gary Crabtree
Steve Partridge
Bud Wilson
Terry Hawk
Kim Martin
McBride
Bill Isaacs
Mike Brooks
Easters
Greg Bentley
Lutons
Athens National Bank
Hocking Valley Bank
Swearingens
Gary Warner
Jim Kennedy
Don Wood
Lynn Schneider
Smith
El Torito Trevino Opens with Open Title Fire
El Torito Lee Trevino, the new U S Open champion, embodies a rugged come up from Dallas to El Paso thrift to riches. The Mexican American’s earthy style and quick wit draw comparisons to golfing greats while revealing a hard edge and ruthless pursuit of wealth and fame.
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New York
Hagen
Sarazen
Hogan
Palmer
Brash
Lee Trevino
United States
Hord Hardin
U.S. Golf Association
Trevino
Nicklauses
Palmers
Fleckmans
Ann
Dallas
el Paso
Tex
Alamo
Mexico
Lions Club Hole In One Event At Athens Fairgrounds
Mayor Raymond Shepard kicks off Athens Lions Club annual Hole-In-One tournament at the Athens County Fairgrounds with play through Saturday. The event offers a $200 prize for each hole in one and a daily closest to the pin prize, five balls for $1 to participate, public invited.
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Raymond Shepard
Athens Lions Club
Athens County Fairgrounds
Bill MccIntorf
Legion Team Busy With Seven Home Games Schedule
The Athens American Legion team under Coach Ralph Nuzum hosts Marietta Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Athens County Fairgrounds. With a 2-8 record and seven straight losses, the club then welcomes Parma Thursday and Friday at 6 p.m. and backs a doubleheader Saturday at 1:30 p.m. against Scioto Post, followed by a Sunday doubleheader with Logan at 1:30 p.m.
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Athens American Legion
Marietta
Athens County Fairgrounds
Ralph Nuzum
Parma
Scioto Post
Bexley
Logan
Wednesday's Games In The Major Leagues
Houston plays New York while Chicago hosts St. Louis. Cincinnati faces Atlanta and San Francisco travels to Philadelphia. Los Angeles visits Pittsburgh in Wednesday matchups featuring several National League teams.
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Houston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Pet
St Louis
Los
Angeles
Eday
OU Netmen In Doubles At NCAA
SAN ANTONIO Texas Steve Modell and Lee Adams of Ohio University were to face Oklahoma City University in a doubles match at the NCAA tennis tournament. Both OU players dropped to the losers bracket in singles on Monday after Modell lost to seed Les Buck of Princeton 6 4 6 1 and Adams fell 6 0 6 1 to Rice’s Butch Seewagon. The day was played in over 90 degree heat with Modell and Adams set for consolation bracket singles on Wednesday.
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San Antonio
Tex
Steve Modell
Lee Adams
Ohio University
Oklahoma City University
Modell
Adams
Les Buck
Princeton
Buck
Rice
Butch Seewagon
Montlay
Bando leads A's past Orioles in ninth inning win
Oakland Athletics sweep Baltimore in a doubleheader with a 3-2 Friday night victory as Sal Bando drives in the decisive run with a two out single in the ninth. Baltimore’s losing streak hits five as Oakland climbs into a fifth place tie with Boston.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Sal Bando
Baltimore
Oakland Athletics
Orioles
Bando
Oakland
Detroit
A’s
Boston
Jim Fregosi
California
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Bill Voss
Minnesota
Washington
Jim Kaat
Tigers
Red Sox
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Don Buford
Fred Valentine
Boog Powell
Paul Lindblad
John Donaldson
Moe Drabowsky
Rick Monday
Fregosi
New York
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Dome Park
K of C
Jon
Davenport
Tom Haller
San Francisco Giants
Jim Davenport
Haller
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Will Grimsley
Claudis
el Torito
Ben Hogan
Legion Team
Ceseseeee
Lednesda
Renee Er
Toledo
Buffalo
Louisville
Rochester
Richmond
Roc’ Ster
Racuse
Joc Tinn
Sonville
NCAA
Ken Steinhoff
Athens Country Club
Cambridge
Jim Romanowski
Jack Algeo
Fred Swearingen
Art Smith
Walt Pyle
Bill Biggs
Gene Charney
Joe Charney
Bob Amon
Athens
Dick Blosser
Fred Schleicher
Tom Cady
Indians
Yankees
Jim McGlothlin
McGlothlin
Minnie Rojas
Voss
White Sox
Milwaukee
Steve Hargan
Jack Fisher
Willie Smith
Bob Locker
Kaat
Twins
Frank Quilici
Bob Allison
Mike Recht
Houston Astros
Pirates
Astros
Atlanta Braves
Forbes Field
Willie Stargell
Roy Face
Jimmy Wynn
Matty Alou
al McBean
Face
McBean
Dave Giusti
Braves
Reds
Cardinals
Felipe Alou
Ted Abernathy
Felix Millan
Tony Perez
Alou
Hank Aaron
Jim Maloney
Millan
Pete Rose
Aaron
Lou Gehrig
Pat Jarvis
Sox
Stan Bahnsen
Joe Verbanic
Yanks
Snyder
Cardenal
Harris
Sims
Eeeaennes
Horton
Esseeseeeseeseesh Browl Sh
Fuller
Alomar
Cousey
Harris Snyder
Voss. Snyder
S—Mccrow
Berr
Hargan Fisher
Locker W—Fisher
L—Hargan
Western, Union Telegram
Edward
America
City Loan S Savings Co
West
Washington Street
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