Gordon Narrowly Falls, Still Among Nation's Top Golfers
Ohio University golfer Ed Gordon exited the NCAA Championship in the quarterfinals with a 2 and 1 loss to Ohio State's Mike Podolski after a morning win over Notre Dame's Tom Grace. Gordon still ranks among the top eight in the nation, the best finish by a OU player.
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Gordon
Lafayette
Ind
Ohio University
Ed Gordon
Ohio State
Mike Podolski
Notre Dame
Tom Grace
Grace
Podolski
Buckeye
Jack Nicklaus
Midwest
Bobcat
Gan State
al Badger
Stanford
Steve Smith
Nicklaus
Michigan State
Gene Hunt
Phillies push free agent draft to curb big signing bonuses
Philadelphia General Manager John Quinn criticizes MLB for costly bonuses to high school graduates. He backs a pro football style draft as a remedy and says Phillies might back legislation at upcoming meetings. Quinn notes past bonus spending was high but says this year Phillies did not sign many big money players.
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Philadelphia
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Quinn
Phillies
Chauncey Personal Notes From Columbus Visit
Mrs Alex Kozma Mrs Adolph Earich Millfield and Mrs Norman Earich Athens visited Columbus Tuesday to see Norman Earich's husband in University Hospital Corbin Norris Athens is recuperating at his daughter Eva Hawks home in Columbus Mr and Mrs Sherman Garten and David are visiting two days with Mrs Gartens parents Charles and Mrs Vincent Gartens on vacation en route to Tennessee and other southern states Mr and Mrs Robert Simpkins and son Frank vacationing at Byrdstown Tenn Mr and Mrs Ben Simpkins Dayton are on vacation at their farm in Millfield
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Alex Kozma
Adolph Earich
Millfield
Norman Earich
Athens
Columbus
University Hospital
Corbin Norris
Grant Hospital
Eva Hawk
Sherman Garten
David
Garten
Charles Vincent
Gartens
Tennessee
Robert Simpkins
Frank
Byrdstown
Tenn
Ben Simpkins
Dayton
Baseball Leaders in the American League Highlights
The article lists AL batting leaders Cash and Brandt in average, Mantle and Maris in runs, Cash and Maris in RBIs, Robinson and Piersall in hits, Power and Kubek in doubles, Wood and Landis in triples, Maris and Mantle in home runs, Aparicio and Howser in steals, Latman and Terry in pitching, and Ford and Ramos in strikeouts. Names include Cash, Brandt, Mantle, Maris, Robinson, Piersall, Kubek, O'Connell, Power, Howser, Wood, Landis, Keough, Aparicio, Ramos, and Ford.
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Cash
Detroit
Brandt
Baltimore
Mantle
New York
Maris
B. Robinson
Piersall
Cleveland
Kubek
Power
Romano
Howser
Kansas City
O’connell
Washington
Wood
Landis
Chicago
Keough
Aparicio
Baseball Leaders Showeye Pacing In 1965 Stats
The season highlights top players across teams. Cepeda leads runs batted in with 53 for San Francisco, while Robinson of Cincinnati tops in runs with 49. Pinson of Cincinnati has 86 hits and 13 stolen bases. Koufax of Los Angeles leads strikeouts with 111, as Miller of San Francisco records 6 0 with a 1 000 ERA.
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Hoak
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Moon
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Wills
Coleman
Virdon
Stuart
Clemente
Mathews
Miller
Padres
Koufax
Williams
Local social visits and hospital patient update
Mrs. Ronald Essex of New Straitsville and Dr. Charles Patton hosted dinner guests Tuesday evening. Miss Edna Binderbasin lies in Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus after surgery in room 572. Athens resident Mrs. Pearl Clark and Columbus couple the Wilsons visited the George Campbell home. Seaman Dave Carter from Norfolk spent the weekend with his parents the Carters and siblings Mary and Mike.
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Ronald Essex
New Straitsville
Charles Patton
Edna Binderbasin
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus
Pearl Clark
Athens
Floyd Wilson
George Campbell
Dave Carter
Norfolk
John Carter
Mary
Mike
Baseball and standings snapshot from Thursday action
MLB results show Baltimore 8 Minnesota 2 and Detroit 6 Washington 4 with New York 8 Kansas City 3 and Boston 3 Los Angeles 2. National League leaders include Cincinnati 41 24 and Los Angeles 40 27 while Chicago and Philadelphia trade spots in mid table.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
National League
W. L. Pet
G.B
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Siane
Philadlphia
Columbus
Charleston
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Richmond
Syracuse
Success Dean Wins In Feature Scioto Trot
Success Dean owned by Byron Ruth of Chesterland won the $2500 class 18 trot at Scioto Downs beating Lib-Wick by a half length. The 2 05 1 5 time paid $3.60 with Lib-Wick at $2.60 and Eva's George at $7.20 show.
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Columbus
Dean
Byron Ruth
Chesterland
Lib-Wick
Scioto Downs
Eva
George
Jacksonville Eagles Sponsor Saturday Dance
The Jacksonville Eagles sponsor a Saturday night dance from 9 p.m. to midnight with music by the Rhythm Makers.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Rythm Makers
Bible School At Chauncey Attracts 105
The Chauncey Church of God hosted a one week Community Vacation Bible School drawing 105 enrollees. Themed The Church, the program included lessons, handiwork and demonstrations by departments. A cookies and kool aid treat and a park picnic were held for participants and families.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of God
Mary Norris
Florence
Clarence Staley
Stanley Norris
Flora Kelzemberg
Judy Way
Local Sandlot Ball League Notes From Athens Rollerbowl
Battery and fielding details from Athens Sandlot Ball games list players for Sheriffs, Bluebirds, Moose, and Medics with singles doubles and triples cited. Key performances include Greg Plant and Dick Berry contributing to late rallies and a Moose 8-8 tie outcome amid scattered box entries and participant names.
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Don Rice
David Brown
Tom Kempton
Doug McAfee
Don McIntorf
John Shea
Herb Tucker
Phil Alidhney
Pang
Seciee
Dick Riley
Kiwanis
Moose
Dick Berry
Richard Gura
Denny Snedden
Larry Sams
Mike Wakefield
Greg Plant
Dick Wheatley
Murray Rose
Darre!! Barnett
Denver Stover
Point Pleasant Hosts Inaugural To Endie Wei Softball Tourney
The first annual To Endie Wei softball tournament will take place at Harmon Park Point Pleasant W Virginia from July 15 to 23 with games on Saturdays and Sundays. Entry fee 12 dollars covers trophies for winners and runners up. Deadline July 1 1961. Teams should contact Wallace Smith Jr 1409 Ohio St Point Pleasant or call 1509.
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Harmon Park
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Wallace Smith, Jr
Ohio St
Glouster Board Opens Science Project Bids and Hires Music Teacher
The Glouster Exempted Village Board of Education opened bids for the Science Department Project II totaling about 3000 dollars with half reimbursed under Title III. They accepted the resignation of band instructor James Wisvari, appointed Miss LaDonna Wof as music teacher for 1961 62, and approved salaries of 127 980 dollars for the year. The board set July 11 for the next meeting.
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Village Board of Education
Charles Withem
William Golding
Arthur Janchius
Williams Lumber Co
Model School Equipment Co
Miller Office Supply
James Wisvari
Glouster
LaDonna Wo F
Nelsonville
Bible School Pupils To Present Program At Glouster
Glouster minister Allard reports Vacation Bible School attendance averaging 98 over two weeks. The program is set for Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Church of Christ. Six class displays will be shown after the program. A picnic at Glouster Park Friday ran from 11 a m to 1 p m for attendees.
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Glouster
Merrill Allard
Church of Christ
Tigers Visit Cleveland to Open Four-Game Series
The league leading Tigers travel to Cleveland Stadium for a four game set, holding a three game lead over the Indians who have slumped after a nine game win streak. The Indians hit a rough patch with 18 errors in nine games and have dropped eight of 13 after their June 8 visit to Detroit.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Indians
Tribe
Cleveland Stadium
Motor City
Camp Rotan Hosts Day Camp by Scout Troop 152
Attending last week at Camp Rotan in Athens were Girl Scouts Penny Moody Jenny Fletcher Carol Cook Linda Cook Pamela Roy Sue Kozma Ann Russell Becky Dean and Linda Lovsey with adviser Mrs Dan Simpkins from Camp Chauncey Milified Troop 152.
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Chauncey — Millfied Girl Scouts
Dan Simpkins
Camp Rotan
Athens
Penny Moody
Jenny Fletcher
Carol Cook
Linda Cook
Pamela Roy
Sue Kozma
Ann Russell
Becky Dean
Linda Lovsey
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