Marietta Country Club wins Southeastern Ohio Golf title
Marietta Country Club led by eight strokes entering the final round and broke away from Athens to claim its fourth straight Southeastern Ohio Golf Association Tournament title. Howard Baker Saunders earned medalist honors with a 36 hole total of 143, while Bernie Venus finished second after two rounds of 72 72.
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Gallipolis Champion Wins Individual Title By Foot
Gallipolis golfer Howard Saunders won the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association medalist title by a foot at Fairgreens, finishing 36 holes at 143 one under par. Bernie Venus of Marietta was runner up at 144, with Athens' Kermit Blosser leading OU golfers at 151. Saunders’ win came after a fortuitous bounce when Mrs Bastiani’s shoe kept his ball in bounds on the 27th hole, securing the medalist crown amid a tense finish.
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Jets Take First From Charleston
The Jets end a six game slide by splitting a doubleheader with Syracuse after Charleston and Columbus both secure wins. Columbus won 6-4 then lost 6-5 while Charleston defeated Buffalo 4-2. Rochester swept Richmond 4-3 and 12-2. Jersey City split with Toronto 7-4 and 11-3. Homers by Mejias Escalera Sada Herrera boosted Columbus and Syracuse salvaged with Leja’s seventh inning shot.
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UCLA Star Fox Opens NCAA Tennis Title Defense
Allen Fox of UCLA, the top seed, faced George Stoesser of Arizona in the opening round as the NCAA tennis championships began in Ames Iowa.
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Redlegs Take Doublebill From Phillies Increase League Lead
Detroit clung to the AL lead by a half game after a 9-0 loss to the Yankees and a tight day of baseball. Ford struck out 12 for his 11th win as Detroit held Cleveland and New York within a game and a half. The White Sox swept Minnesota to surge, while Boston Washington traded a 13-12 opener with grand slam details and later games.
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Baseball results and standings from multiple leagues
Sunday results show Boston and Washington winning in extra innings while Cleveland and Chicago split. Tuesday schedules include Detroit at Washington and New York at Kansas City among others. National League results list Pittsburgh over St Louis and Milwaukee beating Los Angeles. International league standings feature Columbus leading with Charleston and Jersey City close behind. Buffalo visits Jersey City as Rochester meets Columbus.
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Giants Take Over Second Place Slot
Cincinnati widened its National League lead to 1½ games by sweeping Philadelphia 7-2 and 10-0. San Francisco moved into second after beating Chicago 7-2, while Los Angeles fell 2 games back after Milwaukee 10-2 win with five Braves homers. Pittsburgh split with St. Louis as Bob Friend and Larry Jackson earned decisions. Gene Freese and Vada Pinson powered the Reds, Wally Post homered twice. Howie Nunn added relief gem, Jim O'Toole notched a 10-hit shutout in game two. Willie McCovey Cepeda homered for the Giants. Dick LeMay tossed four shutout innings. Milwaukee slugged five homers off Don Drysdale in a rout of the Dodgers, Aaron Adcock Thomas and McMillan going deep. Don McMahon got the win. Dick Groat drove in a run on a sacrifice fly as Pirates beat St Louis in the first game. Jackson pitched well, left after seventh with a 10-hit win.
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Mary Faulk Earns Third Title at Eastern Open
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia won her third straight championship at the Women's Eastern Open in Dillsburg Pennsylvania. In a sudden death playoff she sank a 10 foot birdie to capture the $1247 prize as Jo Ann Prentice missed a short birdie on the final green to force a three way playoff with Faulk and Mickey Wright.
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Weekend in Sports highlights include U S Open win and more
Gene Littler won the U S Open in Birmingham scoring 281. Michael Bonallack defeated Jimmy Walker 5 and 4 for the British Amateur crown in Turnberry. Dyron Burleson won the NCAA mile in Philadelphia as USC took team honors. Brumel set a world high jump record at 7 feet 4 inches in Moscow. California won the Intercollegiate Rowing Association title in Syracuse. Kelso won the Whitney Stakes at Belmont after Our Hope was disqualified. Gay's Pal took the Ohio Derby at Randall Park.
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Ohio Bobcats vie in NCAA golf at Purdue
Ohio University MAC champion golf team began NCAA action at Purdue University with five Bobcats competing Ed Gordon Tom Mollencop Jerry Mollencop Bill Harding and Don Howells.
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West All-Stars Win Ohio Championship
John Hartke of Tecumseh pitched six innings of one hit ball to lead the West All-Stars to a 2-0 win in the second game of a doubleheader after the West had taken the first game 3-2 in 12 innings. The two victories gave the West a 2-1 edge and the sixth annual all Ohio high school series title at Jet Stadium in Columbus. The East had won game one 10-5.
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Important IOC Meets Opens in Athens for 1964 Games
The International Olympic Committee convened in Athens for three days to decide the 1964 program and the committee's future. IOC president Avery Brundage predicted great success as forty five members gather for what may be one of the most important sessions since the revival of the Games.
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