Gallipolis Finishes Strong For LEC Golf Title
Gallipolis wins the LEC golf title with a late surge led by Harmon O’Brien and Jim Rizak. Athens, Marietta tie for second as Art Smith Sr. falters in a 19th hole playoff. Final 36 hole totals reach 142 for Rizak and Smith, with Romey Blosser close behind.
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Jim O'Brien
Messenger Sportsphotos
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Cambridge
Glouster Managers Meet This Evening
Glouster Little League managers will meet with the Baseball Committee Monday at the Youth Center starting at 6 p.m. Standings show Palmer's Gulf 2-0, American Legion 1-1, Kiwanis 1-1, Rich Leaf 0-1. Games are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. at Glouster Stadium.
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Suns Open 5-Game Lead In International Race
The Jacksonville Suns surged to five games atop the International League after sweeping Syracuse 11-3 and 6-3 in a doubleheader and aided by Richmond's 3-2 win over Buffalo. Rochester swept Atlanta, and Toronto-Columbus split, as Sun dominance grew.
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Retires After Le Mans Win
Olivier Gendebien of Belgium retires from competition after steering a Ferrari to an easy victory in Le Mans. He shares the win with Phil Hill of Santa Monica California, securing his fourth Le Mans win and Hill's third.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
Major League standings show Los Angeles leading the National League with 48 wins and 26 losses, followed by San Francisco 46-27 and Pittsburgh 40-31. The American League lists Cleveland at 40-28, Minnesota 41-32, and Los Angeles 38-31 as top contenders with multiple games noted. The day’s schedule includes Houston at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh among others, with postponed or rain notes.
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Doug Ford Wins Eastern Open In Tight Finish
Doug Ford, 39, nabs the Eastern Open title on Mount Pleasant after a tense final round. He finishes 9 under par with 279, earning $5,300 for a total of $21,341 in prize money. Bob Goalby challenges until the last holes, but Ford holds firm with key saves and precise putting.
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Doug Ford
Goalby
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Mount Pleasant
Amateurs shine as Littler leads in Baltimore Eastern Open
Athens freshman Bobby Littler Jr. son of the Athens Country Club pro posted a 299 total to finish with the lowest score among amateurs at the Baltimore Eastern Open. He and one other amateur reached the final round.
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Chillicothe
Legion Nine Splits Again with Parkersburg in Athens
Athens American Legion beat Parkersburg 2-1 in the opener after a rain delay, with Paul Eddy getting the win in relief and Bob Norris driving in the decisive run. In the nightcap Parkersburg jumped to a 3-0 lead, then Athens was blanked until the seventh as Douglas and Gibson produced a late run. Athens improves to 7-3 and heads to Marietta for a doubleheader Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Ayres
Duncan
Second Game at P'k'burg Ends in Narrow Loss
In the second game Athens defeats Rockhold and Sprigg 18 to 1 in the fourth, while Gibson Ayers and Dun contribute five points apiece for Athens.
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Dannie’s vs Murray City baseball game summary
Dannie’s 11 runs total 2B by Stuffiebean Tucker and HR by Smith across a 11 to 7 win over Murray City. Pitcher Wolfe allowed 9 hits and 4 walks with 0 strikeouts. Dupler fanned 4. Stufflebean pitched 4 innings, taking the loss. Smith and Corby homered for Dannie’s while Corby drove in runs.
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Winton Two Garden Club Meets at North Winton School
Open meeting at North Winton School featured guest speaker John Palmer who presented Rose Bowl Parade film strips. Next gathering scheduled for Lake Hope. Columbus guests included the McCoy Snavely family and relatives visiting the Snavely home.
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Robby's Big Bat Lifts Reds In 12-10 Win At Dodgers
Frank Robinson sparks Cincinnati with two home runs in a 12-10 slugfest victory over Los Angeles. The Reds, chasing the Dodgers, cut the gap to seven games as Robinson extends his hot streak and aims for back to back MVP honors.
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Longest game in history ends in Yankee victory over Tigers
In Detroit a seven hour 22 inning marathon produced a 9-7 Yankee win. Jack Reed belted his first major league homer off Roger Maris to seal the victory in the 22nd after Whitey Ford charted the 316 pitches. Whitey Ford sat out, while Jim Bouton earned the win in relief after entering in the 16th.
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