O'Toole Registers Seventh Straight Victory Over Phillies
Cincinnati's Jim O'Toole won 11-1 to push his record to 13-3 as the Reds beat Philadelphia. Ken Johnson lowered his ERA to 2.01, Chicago Cubs in a 5-0 win over Houston, Denny Lemaster homered for Milwaukee in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh, Williams homered twice for the Cubs, and Eddie Mathews and Ron Brand homered for their clubs.
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O'Toole
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Philadelphia Phillies
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le Whastl Lismman
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Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Colts
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Cubs
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Dick Crott
Lemaster
Pirates
Harvey Haddix
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Ron Brand
Women Fail To Break Par In Western Open Round Two
In Madison Wisconsin a field of about 100 players including top pros tackled the Maple Bluff course in the second round of the 34th Western Open. Par 74 resisted and few could match the 2 under scorecard of leaders Marilynn Smith and Sybil Griffin, with Smith holding a four stroke lead.
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Marilynn Smith
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Be lieve me I wasn't swinging for a home run
Max Alvis said he only hoped for a base hit but his grand slam in the seventh capped an 11-8 Cleveland win over the Baltimore Orioles. He noted Stu Miller's fast pitch and added the swing clicked when timed. Alvis, nursing a groin pull, enjoyed the result.
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Max Alvis
Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Stu Miller
Athens Tennis Association Formed
The Athens Tennis Association held its organizational meeting at Baker Center this week. Robert Darcy serves as secretary-treasurer of the group which lists about 25 members. A tournament is planned for later this summer.
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Athens Tennis Association
Baker Center
Robert Darcy
Nicklaus Trails at U S Open After 76 First Round
The U S Open at Brookline sees Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player near the bottom as Arnold Palmer struggles. Bob Gajcia leads after a 69 with Nicklaus seven back after a 76, while 43 players sit ahead and 19 tied with him in the 72 hole event.
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Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
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Garda
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Mich
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Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Lionel Hebert
Davis Love
Charlotte
N.C
Don January
Walt Burkemo
Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Jay Hebert
Angling Conditions Good Across Ohio Lakes
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports favorable water conditions for weekend fishing across East Central Southeastern Central Southern and Southwestern regions. Seneca Lake muskies rank high. Muskingum Conservancy lakes report big catfish contests. Buckeye Hargus Madison Buckeye lakes show fair fishing. Cowan Lake muskies. Acton Lake good for all species. Indian Lake crappie and catfish fair.
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Novel Idea Near Toledo
Defiance contractor O. W. Hueter announced plans to develop a combined golf club and home building subdivision on a 400 acre Bedford Township tract in Monroe County Michigan. The site lies 10 miles north of Toledo and just west of Erie with options and planning already under way.
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Monroe County
Mich
Erie
Baseball Standings and Scores From Thursday The AL and NL results
The American League scoreboard shows New York defeated Washington 5 to 4 and Boston beat Detroit 8 to 3. Minnesota posted a 9 to 4 win over Chicago. Cleveland beat Baltimore 11 to 8. The National League standings list St Louis 40 27, San Francisco 40 28, Los Angeles 37 29, Cincinnati 36 30, Chicago 37 31, Milwaukee 32 34, Pittsburgh 31 35, Philadelphia 30 37, Houston 27 41. Upcoming games include New York at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Rookie's Grand Slam Gives Tribe Big Lift
Rookie Dailey provided a big lift with a grand slam? Noting the Twins beat the White Sox 9-4. Dailey, 28, finally found a home in Minnesota's bullpen after ten years, delivering four scoreless innings in relief and helping the team climb over the White Sox.
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Bill Dailey
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Chicago White Sox
Indians Rally Past Orioles as Alvis Delivers Grand Slam
The Indians beat Baltimore 11-8 behind Max Alvis s grand slam. Joe Azcue belted two homers while Woodie Held and Jim Gentile also connected. Cleveland overcame a 6th inning deficit with six runs led by Kindall s two run single.
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Yogi Berra
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Roman Mesias
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