Reds Open seven game home stand with Ellis pitching
Cincinnati Reds begin a seven game home stand with Sammy Ellis scheduled to start and Dennis Ribant of the Pittsburgh Pirates as likely opposition. The team, injured and slumping, had dropped six of nine after leaving Cincinnati as NL leaders. A 9 9 exhibition with the Washington Senators at Crosley Field drew 16,508 and netted about 35 000 to 40 000 for local amateur baseball. Jim Coker and Len Boehmer hit homers for the Reds while Frank Howard and Paul Casanova did so for Washington.
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Nordstrom misses by one stroke at NCAA golf tourney
Ohio University golfer Jim Nordstrom missed the cutoff by one stroke as the Bobcats placed 35th with a team total of 628. Nordstrom's 36-hole score was 151 after 76 and 75. Other Ohio scorers included Deever 153 Ward 158 Helwagen 162 Beard 162. two Buckeyes, Good and Hoppman, reached 150 and Ohio State tied for 28th.
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Hal Ward
Bruce Helwagen
Terry Beard
Ohio State
Mike Good
Bill Hoppman
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Woman karate fighter faces male open champ at Madison Square Garden
Linda Lutes, a 5 foot 3 inch karate expert from Alpena Michigan, competes in open championships at Madison Square Garden against men. She emphasizes skill over weight, trains with husband Nelson Howe a Newark design professor, and notes karate uses five weapons beyond fists. She compares Cassius Clay to a black belt. Linda also paints abstract art in her spare time.
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Linda Lutes
Alpena, Mich
Madison Square Garden
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Nelson Howe
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College of Engineering
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Turbine Engines Coming In 15 Years
Granatelli predicts turbine engines will replace piston cars in 15 years. His turbine racer, built for Indianapolis 500, led last Memorial Day until bearing trouble forced retirement. USAC panel to decide if turbines stay legal. some urge ban, others seek rule tweaks.
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Pacific Seasy League scores and schedule recap
In the Pacific Seasy League results Phoenix 4 tied Denver 5 and Oklahoma City 5 Portland 2 2 Vancouver 1 0 Indianapolis 6 Tacoma 5 after 10 innings San Diego 4 Seattle 0 only games scheduled appear in the report.
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Athens and Circleville Lead SEOGA Golf Opener at Athens Club
The 43rd SEOGA championship begins with two days of 36 hole play at Athens Country Club. Teams from Athens Marietta and Pickaway CC start at 8:30 a.m. Saturday with seniors and dozen pairings to follow, as winds and rain could affect results. Jack Algeo and Jim Romanowski headline Athens efforts while Bob Littler Jr. has turned pro.
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Steve Brudzinski
Dick Ellwood
Frank Downhour
Vic Hager
Jon Hoyt
Herb McCormick
Robert Fritts
Walter Pyle
Bernie Venus
Maynard Eaton
Bob Alexander
W. L. Johns
Jim O'Brien
John Heiby
Chet Harless
Forrest Drummond
Bill Sprinkles
David Bock
Bill Biggs
Jim Wick
Mariette
Bill Shockley
Jim Oailvie
Norm Watts
Joe Shrader
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Drummond Chillicothe
John Lambert
Charles Konieczny
Moses Fleetwood Walker and the color barrier in baseball
A fragmented note recalls Moses Fleetwood Walker a catcher with Toledo in the American Association North League before the majors in 1884. It mentions a batting average around .251 in a single season and notes Jackie Robinson breaking baseballs color barrier in 1947 with later allusions to the Dodgers.
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Toledo
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Fleet
Frobinson
Dodgers
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