Tee Off Times for Area Golfers Set
Jim Romatowski leads Athens Country Club in the 44th Southeastern Ohio Golf Association tournament at Cambridge Country Club. Athens defends its team title aiming for a 10th crown, with Romatowski seeking individual honors after last year’s medalist win. Read more on saturday and sunday tee-off groups and times.
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Jim Romatowski
Athens Country Club
Cambridge Country Club
Athens
Marietta
Romanovski
Cambridge Country Club Ds
Cambridge
Ford
Gallipolis
Jackson
Figaen
Fay
George Paon
Dey Ars Duckson
Walt Dpm
Dan
Johnston
Logan
John Lambert
MO II Group
Frei Sehlecher
Saves Te Sunticy
Don Dery
Wagner Sparks White Sox Rally Against Old Teammates
Sean Wagner hit his 211th career homer and sparked a six run rally to lift the White Sox past the Indians, aided by Tommy John and Ken Berry. Denny McLain pitched a three hitter against the Red Sox as Detroit beat Boston 5 1 to extend their lead. Other AL teams were idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sean Wagner
Chicago
Russ Snyder
Indians
Wagner
White Sox
Denny McLain
Boston
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Tigers
Tommy Davis
Ken Berry
RBI
Tommy John
Bate
Baltimore
Minnesota
McLain
Red Sox
George Scott
Elston Howard
Braves
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
Philadelphia
Rick Wise
Phillies
Giants
Cookie Rojas
Richie Allen
Sadecki
Rojas
Allen
Tony Taylor
Steve Blass
Pirates
Dodgers
City recreation events highlight Athens pony and Colt leagues
Snoopie's beat Grand Slams 7 3 in Girls Pony League as Jo Wood led with a double and two singles. Dents topped Team No 4 9 7 with Sands homering and tripling, Kennedy Eliott and Kempton adding triples. Chapman's 9 1 over Team No 1 gave Lenigar the win. OU Inn fell 9 7 in a late scoring burst. Swearingen's earned their first win 9 7 over Moose with Rosser on the mound. Treetoppers and Hawk's Cycle Sales earned wins in the Athens Town League.
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Pie's
Dents
Athens
Jo Wood
Snoopie
Wood
Judy Spaulding
Penny Evener
Kathy McGirr
Janeen Sands
Sands
Linda Kennedy
Sandy Eliott
Chapman
Jeff Lenigar
Steve Womble
Pete Kemmerle
John Diles
OU Inn
Dave Smith
Joe Staley
Inn
Sam Mitchell
Brent Walker
Norm Clearfield
Denny Thompson
Mike Butterworth
Swearingen
Moose
Mike Rosser
Craig Muarthens
Buddy Williamson
Jim Scott
Jim Swearingen
Saster
Troy
Boxer Elzer Dies Eight Days After Title Fight
German middleweight champion Juppize Elze died eight days after collapsing in the 15th round of his title bout with Carlos Duran. Duran won by technical knockout as Elze died from a circulatory collapse at Cologne University Clinic. Duran planned to attend Elze's funeral in Cologne. Ring Magazine noted another boxing fatality that year.
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Elve
Duran
Cologne
University Clinic
Elze
Rome
New York
Ring Magazine
London
Ring
Greene and Himes set 9.9 world marks in 10 meter dash
Charlie Greene and Jim Hines clocked 9.9 world record times in the 10 meter dash at the Amateur Athletic Union Track and Field championships in Sacramento. Ronnie Ray Smith and Randy Maison set additional marks in sprints and field events while Gob Beamon and Bob Day highlighted jumps and distance events.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charlie Greene
Jim Himes
Amateur Athletic Union
Greene
Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
San Jose State
Randy Maison
Gob Beamon
Bob Day
Dick Raishack
Karl McClulloch
EU Burke
North South All Star Rosters Highlight Ohio Talent
Forty two high school stars from Ohio and nearby areas head to the North South All Star game with half bound for colleges. Notable picks include Jona Fraley undecided between Cincinnati and Indiana after signing with UC, plus others from Middletown Tipp City Athens and Columbus East choosing among Ohio State Kent State and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Middletown
Jona Fraley
Suil
Cincinnati
Indiana
Fraley
Tipp City
Danny
Davidson
Harold Howe
Jackson — Urbana
Kent Johnson
Green Hills
Louisiana State
Mike Painter
Zanesville
Ohio State
Charles Snow
Newark
Dennison
Payton Townsend
Hamilton Garfield
Louisiana
Roger Evans
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent State
Bony Alt
Mansfield St. Peter —Kavier
John Creasap
Marion Harding
Wooster
Tom Darden
Sandusky
Michigan
Earl Diddle
East Liverpool
Ashland
Bob Howell
Mendon Union
Ohio University
Jess Gregory
Napoleon
Cornell
John Kennedy
Springfield
Iowa
AL Vileheek
Euclid
Louisville
Stan White
Kent Roosevelt
Ohio fishing conditions steady. lakes report good catches
The Ohio Division of Wildlife surveys fishing waters and finds overall stable conditions with successful catches across regions. Lakes like Buckeye and Pymatuning show good to excellent outlooks with bass bluegill catfish crappie and walleyes common. Lake Erie reports yellow perch strong and white bass along rocky shores.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Knox Lake
Hargus Lake
Buckeye Lake
Kiser
Harrison Lake
Ferguson, Metzger
Lima
Findlay
Pymatuning
Clendening
Mogadore
Burr Oak Lake
Senecaville Lake
Piedmont Lake
Lake Logan
Lake St. Marys
Lake Loramie
Clark Lake
Cowen Lake
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Ruggles
Major League Leaders Baseball Scores and Standings Mix
American League leaders include Betsy Stur bosty with 318 runs, Yaztrzemski 34 homers for Boston, Heward 86 RBIs for Washington, and McAuliffe from Detroit. National League batting leader M Aloy Pittsburgh 368 average, Rose Cincinnati leads runs with 45, McCovey San Francisco tops RBI with 41.
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U Pet
Si Louis
Detroit
Hotais
Bas Ore Weed
Priddephia Veo
Beoneseta
Son Fron Seo Geass
Pittst
Oh Poke
Oakland
Newark
Boston
Fittsburgh Calfarna
Cincinnati
New York
Wee
Houston
Chicago
Washington
York
Louis
San Francisco
Betsy
Bost
McAufffe
Yastrzemski
Wie
Fe Heward
Harrelson
Hitsgerlowers
Fastrzemiski
Ro Smith
Sash
T. Horton
Cleve
Ve Toples - Fregosi
Conf
Meduliffe
Straninski
FE Howard
West
Ane Amosneris Gok
Cardesai
Weve
Pichon
Dee
M. Aloy
Pitt
Rose
Sento
Chis
McCovey
Peter
Clememe
Gheleves
Hart
Hole-in-One Tourney Shatters Local Odds
Gert Eymen clinches a hole in one at the Athens County Fairgrounds as Ler Pickering of Columbus stands inches behind with a short. The Jodias division of the Kione Club hosts the event running Friday and Saturday nights at 6 30 p.m. Officials report a $200 first prize now on the line.
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Gert Eymen
Jodias
Kione’ Club
Athens County Fairgrounds
Ler Pickering
Columbus
Cubs Tie Shutout String In Major League Record Pace
The Cubs suffered their fourth straight shutout loss tying a major league record while their 46 inning scoreless streak set a National League mark. Lou Brock scored the only Cubs run off Ferguson Jenkins as St Louis beat Chicago 1 0.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
Durocher
Gibson
St. Lois
Cardinals
Chicago
Cub
Cubs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Avanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Lou Brock
Ferguson Jenkins
Curt Flood
Cards
Milt Pappas
Reds
Braves
Atlanta
Pappas
OU GOLFERS OUT OF NCAA TOURNAMENT CUTOFF
Neither OU golfer Jim Nordstrom nor Ludi Schenk survived the NCAA tournament cutoff in Las Cruces New Mexico. The cutoff stood at 144 as Nordstrom totaled 150 and Schenk 152.
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Jim Nordstrom
Ludi Schenk
Las Cruces
N. M
Nordstrom
Schenk
Parma Rolls Past Athens 15-1 in Legion Game
Parma defeated Athens Post 21 15 to 1 at Chauncey with a nine run second inning. Parma improved to 23 wins with no defeats, despite several starters missing for East-West all star selection. Athens dropped to 2-9. the rematch was moved to Athens Fairgrounds Friday at 3 p.m.
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Parma
Athens Post
American Legion
Chauncey
Cleveland
Columbus
Athens
Denny Rapp
Hast
Dave Kostival
Lantz Repp
Athens County Fairgrounds
Kent State
Marty Kane
Randy Brooks
Don Richardson
Richardson
Keith Perry
Scioto
Bexley
Fairgrounds Field
Parma AB Hel Avery
Gunder
King
Joig
Shisiia Uudlosk
Ous Os Fiipic
Sass
Wy Talerico
C Gulimann
Anaes
Diggle
Eases
Seer Levering
Q Coon
Parma Eros
Abdella
Paorira En Loeb
Parm
Uy Pudiock
Avery
Bullock
Sunderling
Talerico
SB — Gunder
Hummel
Olden
Brooks Wench
Perr
Modell Advances in NCAA Tennis Consolation Round
Modell of Ohio University reached the consolation quarterfinals in San Antonio after two wins. He advanced by default over Fritz Gildemeister of Southern Illinois, then defeated Dennis Crawford of Bradley 6-2 6-2.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ohio University
Steve Modell
Fritz Gildemeister
Southern Ilinois
Dennis Crawford
Bradley
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