Mets Sweep Cardinals at Big Shea in Doubleheader
Gary Gentry and Jerry Koosman, backed by Tommie Agee and Red Gaspar, led the Mets to a 5-1 and 1-0 sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals at Shea Stadium before 55,862 fans. Koosman earned his third shutout, while Agee drove in two runs and Gaspar's throw nailed Lou Brock at the plate.
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Gary Gentry
New York
Jerry Koosman
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommie Agee
Red Gaspar
Shea Stadium
Nati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Houston
San Diego
Gentry
Cardinals
Cal Koonce
Agee
Steve Carlton
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Jerry Grote
Koosman
St Louis
Miké Torrez
Harrelson
St. Louis
Ron Swoboda
Hickman
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Don Shaw
Bob Bailey
Expos
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Rusty Staub
Paul Popovich
RBI
Sunshine
Bill Singer
Reds
Los Angeles
Tom Haller
Wes Parker
Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Giants
Willie McCovey
Jack Hiatt
Ken Henderson
Braves
Frank Linzywild
Tito Francona
Larry Hisle
Pirates
Dock Ellis
Astros
Skein
Denny Lemaster
Padres
Juv J
Niekro
Joe Niekro
Denis Menke
John Edwards
Ed Spiezio
Lancaster Golf Close SEOGA Win
Lancaster Country Club edged Marietta by four strokes to claim its fourth South Eastern Ohio Golf Association title at Chillicothe. Bill Harding led with a 77 77 154 total as Lancaster posted 943 94 over 36 holes despite a downpour easing late. Ron Ellis of Gallipolis earned medalist honors with 146, while Bob Hill of Marietta was runner-up at 150.
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Chillicothe
Lancaster
Marietta
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Lancaster Country Club
Bill Harding
Harding
Ohio University
Athens
Chillicake
Pickaway
Gallipolis
Cambridge
Logan
Fairgreens
Jackson
Ron Ellis
Bob Hill
Dean McFadden
Pickaway Country Club
Circleville
Leo Valentine
Erving Triplett
Fairgreens Country Club
Jaycees Junior Champ Track Meet heats at Peden Stadium
About 75 boys and girls competed in the Athens Jaycees Junior Champ track meet at Peden Stadium Sunday. Winners included Steve Green in the 11 12 boys group and Lor Stuchell Laurel McDargh and Alice Clark in their girls age groups.
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Athens Jaycees
Peden Stadium
Steve Green
Lor Stuchell
Laurel McDargh
Alice Clark
Bill Miller
Roger Watson
Don Wood
Starr Carter Heads Abroad for Summer Visit to England
Starr Bruce Carter travels to England to visit his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens of Ashforde Middlesex as a graduation gift from Mr. and Mrs. George R. Carter. His parents and brothers Richard and Curtis attended Ohio State University commencement where he was part of the graduation class.
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Bruce Carter
England
Charles Stevens
Ashforde
Middlesex
George R. Carter
Richard and
Curtis
Ohio State University
Basketball Coach Wins State Football Coach of the Year
In Riverton Wyoming the Wyoming High School Coaches Association named Bob Robertson of Laramie as football coach of the year. Robertson is primarily a basketball coach but stepped in when the regular coach John Dell Sr fell ill and led Laramie to the state title.
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Riverton
Wyo
Wyoming High School Coaches Association
Bob Robertson
Laramie
Robertson
John Dell
Sundey's Fork matchup highlights on Sunday standings
Fragmented results show Sundey's team at Fork bk with scattered scores including Los Angeles 5 and Chicago 4, plus Montreal and Atlanta connections. Numerous garbled names and venues obscure full outcomes but indicate several games across cities and stars like Perry Wilson and Rew.
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Sundey
Pitehuorgh
Pigdelphes
Los Angeles
Francisco
Atlanty
Chicago
Montreal
Semngs
Corenass
Tedoy
Gomes
Meese
Buewing
Miovle
Montraal
Soreman
Allanta Sore
San Frocesca
Perry
Hovetes
Wilson
Rew
Cinemnety Imeratt
Twerdey
Unclear Sports Card Summary From Erratic OCR Text
Fragmentary list of basketball game mentions includes teams and players such as Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Baltimore, Minnesota, California, and Seattle. Many names are garbled. no clear dates scores or outcomes are readable.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
West Oatland
Seattle
Kansas City
Senators Sweep Tigers In Rain Delays At Tiger Stadium
Washington Senators routed Detroit with 18 runners scoring 25 hits in a doubleheader 94 95, rain halted the nightcap after six innings. Mike Epstein homered, Eddie Brinkman and Davey Johnson drove key runs as Detroit’s starters were knocked about. Baltimore and Oakland, Minnesota split, while Yankees and White Sox won, tightening AL races.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Washington Senators
Tigers
Senators
Tiger
Baltimore
Oakland
Minnesota
Athletics
Twins
A's
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago White Sox
California
Seattle
Kansas Ciy SL
Mike Epstein
Eddie Brinkman
Pat Dobson
Mike Kilkenny
Don McMahon
Tom Timmerman
Earl Wilson
Joe Sparma
Fred Lasher
Kilkenny
Daryl Patterson
Washington
Ted Willams
Williams
Mayo Smith
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Ted Kubiak
Jackson
Bando
Tony Oliva
Jim Perry
Mike Hershberger
A’s
Dave Leonhard
Indians
Vern Fuler
Tony Horton
Leonhard
Mike Paul
Orioles
Horacio Pina
Len Boehmer
Yankees
Roy White
Boehmer
Red Sox
White
Gene Michael
Bobby Cox
Cincinnati
Joe Pepitone
Billy Wynne
Carlos May
White Sox
John Donaldson
Tommy Davis
Kansas City
Ratleff Leads South To 95-93 All-Star Victory
Eddie Ratleff 30 points powered the South to a 95-93 win over the North in the 10th high school all star game in Columbus Ohio. Allan Hornyak Townsend Conner and Conner contributed key late plays while Nick Weatherspoon led North with 22 points.
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Ratleff
Rebels
Allan Hornyak
Bellaire St. Johns
Willie Townsend
Hamilton Garfield
Nick Conner
East
Hornyak
Town
Conner
Nick Weatherspoon
Canton McKinley
Associated Press
North
Dave Merchant
Marion Harding
Luke Witte
Marlington
Toledo Libbey
Abe Stewart
Susie Wins Pabst Classic by One Stroke
Susie Maxwel l Benning captured a one stroke victory at the LPGA Pabst Classic finishing 54 holes at 211 five under par. Dale Douglass dominated the Kemper Open in Charlotte with a four stroke margin and a 274 total earning the $30,000 first prize. Prince Majestic, Derby and Preakness winner, likely sidelined for the year due to inflammation in both front ankles per trainer Johnny Longden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnes
Susie Maxwell Benning
Douglass
Charlotte
Dale Douglass
Prince
Los Angeles
P— Majestic Prince
Johnny Longden
Athens Meigs Split In Contrasting Doubleheader
Athens and Meigs split a Sunday doubleheader in American Legion play. Meigs won the opener 1-0 on a one hitter by Jon Rothgeb as Keith Perry allowed three hits. In the nightcap Athens prevailed 8-7 in 11 innings with Steve Levering delivering the decisive hit and Tom Spencer taking the loss for Meigs.
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Syracuse
Athens
Meigs
American Legion
Jon Rothgeb
Keith Perry
Ted
Steve Levering
Steve Jones
Rothgeb
Perry
Jon Ingels
Dennis Ault
Dave Johnson
Ingels
Chuck Robinson
Mark Bullock
Robinson
John Abdella
Levering
Dick Rutter
Bullock
Spencer
Lancaster
Miller Park
Mason
New Haven
W. Va
Like Old Times At Cleveland
Indians draw 52 189 at Municipal Stadium to split with the Orioles in a crowd the largest in Cleveland since 1965. Bat Day boosts attendance as 4 000 bat certificates are issued. fans total over 81 000 for the five game series. Bob Bailey homers twice as Expos split with Cubs. Dave Leonhard hurls a three hitter as Orioles beat Cleveland 6 0.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Bob Bailey
Expos
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
Dave Leonhard
Oriolés
Four States Send 30 Cars To Skyline Races
Skyline Speedway Invitational drew 30 cars from Pennsylvania Indiana West Virginia and Ohio. Ralph Quarter son led the 75 lap feature from pole after a 14.47 qualifying time on the dirt track. Sam Erwin moved from 20th to fourth by lap 73 and battled Bob Kinser for several laps. Meeker McCann and Fisor led the heat races with Erwin strong in the feature race.
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Stewart
Skyline Speedway
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West Virginia
Ohio
Ralph Quarter
Sharon
Quarterson
J. D. Leas
Steubenville
Bobby Morgan
Chillicothe
Sam Erwin
Portsmouth
Erwin
Bob Kinser
Bloomington
Kinser
Steve Ungar
Garrettsville
al Nunnery
South Point
Ted Wise
Don Adams
Indonderry
Cigar Kid
Jim Meeker
Meeker
Hubbard
Charlie McCann
Piketon
Jim Fisor
Powhattan
Luke Easter
West Lafayette
C. J. Holley
Nelsonville
Dick Raifsnyder
Bellevue
Paul Barnes
Veto
Chuck Fletcher
Millersport
Jim McCoy
Smithville
W. Va
Raifsnyder
Pete Foltz
East Canton
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Dick Colch
Jim Hickman
Dick Selma
Wrigley Field
Cincin
Lancaster Golf Close
SEOGA
Melor
John Oertow
Dick McGonn
George Pons
Ruth
Pau Froley
Bartow Jones
Mocking Hills
John McAles
Wiliam Zebieh
Frank Downhear
Nel Hawk
Cerrees
Jaycees
McMahan
Robertta
Jobs Ligth
Rob Vt Simpkins
Mark Derwine
Wayne Wagrer
Tom Snow Yard
I Mller
John Light
Robert Wagner
Cori Stempel
Steve Partridge
Robert Wager
Cori Sempe
Jeff Hopions
Roger Wotten
Roy Wood
Roger Welson
Don Woed
Roger Wotson
Mark Hendiey
Don Weed
Sock Henchey
Roly Merriman
Lor
Stuche
Kathy Harborson
Kathy Morgan
Lor, Stuchell
Cathy Mergor
Michelle Wogrer
Lo Stuchell
Michel E Wognrer
Joy Harborson
Kathy Mergor
Jovret McDergh
Leure Farrington
Suzette Holl
Lawret
Lowel An
Lee
Lowrey McDorgh
Surette Holl Jonly
Albee Clort
Sally Sereth
Chraty Grimert Wyerd
An Clak
Sally See
Rune Tuerypet Anes Cork
Brenda Burson
Sally Smith
Seftboall Throwere Clerk
Sally Seth
Starr
National
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company
G. Wolcott
the Tavern
Michelob
Ational League
Pet Ce
Ana Io
Resorts Seturdey
Leon
New Rors
Selorea
Tetleys Games
Elswort 35
Sosten
Balnmore
Detroi
Seattle, N
Mianese’o
Cotforno
By Herschel Nissenson
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus East
Eddie Ratleff
Send
Susie
AP Wirephore
Dies
Maureen “Little
Mo” Connolly Brinker
U.S
Messenger Sports
Atriens Cereee
Meigs. Vervice
Perry and Essen
Bush
Robinson Wokefele
Leniger
Kelty Esser
Spencer Ingelsthard Bush
Skyline
By Daniel Wallace
Ralph Quarterson
Che
Rowland Congden
THE
Muolpohl Brewing Company
Yuiepo
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