Osteen Blanks Reds 3-0 in Crosley Field Shutout
Dodgers lefty Claude Osteen pitched a five hit shutout at Crosley Field to beat the Reds 3-0. Osteen improved to 10-7 with his second shutout of the season, while Mel Queen took the loss despite battling chest pains and a blister. Reds fall to 9 defeats in 12 games as Cubs surge. Bristol ejected for arguing in the eighth.
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Claude Osteen
Crosley Field
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walt Alston
Osteen
Alston
Reds
Mel Queen
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Davis
Ron Hunt
Dave Bristol
Ed Sudo
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Cosman Unloads New Delivery in Cardinals 3 1 Win
Cardinals rookie Jim Cosman used a new no windup delivery to hold the Giants to four hits over 8 13 innings, driving a 3 1 victory aided by Cosman's first major league hit and decisive second inning run. Cubs win again, Mets rally, and other action noted.
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Associated Press
Jim Cosman
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Mazel
Cosman
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Cardinals
Billy Mufett
Cardinal
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Nashville
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Ron Santo
al Spangler
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Reds
Rich Nye
Cal Koonce
Chuck Hartenstein
Mets
Ken Boyer
Ed Charles
Elroy Face
Chauncey Native Named Assistant Principal at New Richmond
Mel Showalter of Chauncey has been named assistant principal at New Richmond High School. He will keep roles as athletic director and track coach, relinquishing football duties. The move follows Robert Olsson’s departure. Showalter also serves as director of transportation. He is married with three daughters.
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Mel Showalter
New Richmond High School
Robert Olsson
All Transportation
Lucille Showalter
Fourth Street
Chauncey
Charles Henry Showalter
Local Bowling Scores and Participant Totals
Names and scores from a Monday bowling event include Llewellyn's Frisch's Big Boy and Hunters Grocery. Bill Adams 204, Ann Reynolds 193, Lege Walls 455, with details referencing Owing and Owling scores for the summer series.
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Frisch
Bill Adams
Ann Reynolds
Lege Walls
Hunters Grocery
Dodgers blank Reds for sixth win of the season
Claude Os pitched a five hit shutout guiding the Dodgers to a 3-0 victory over Cincinnati. Ken Berry delivered a two run single with two outs in the ninth to lift the White Sox to a 5-4 win over Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Ken Berry
White Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
1967 Reds Hall of Fame Ballot Vote Card
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame ballot listing candidates Bobby Adams Joe Beggs Grady Hatton Eddie Joost Bill McKechnie Eddie Miller Ray Mueller Ken Raffensberger Elmer Riddle Hank Sauer with positions and years. Instructions for voting require name and address, one ballot per person, deadline June 30 1967, send to Hall of Fame Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce 55 Central Trust Bldg Cincinnati Ohio 45202. All members of family may vote.
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Joe Beggs
Grady Hatton
Eddie Joost
Bill McKechnie
von Pennant
Eddie Miller
Ray Mueller
Ken Raffensberger
Elmer Riddle
Hank Sauer
Hall of Fame
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Chamber of Commerce
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National League Today’s Games Summary
National League schedule includes Pittsburgh at New York Houston at Atlanta Philadelphia at Chicago San Francisco at St Louis Los Angeles at Cincinnati ancy's Come Washington California New York at Kansas City twi night Boston at Inconeta Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Baltimore.
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Houston
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Boston
California
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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Indians Open Series With Tigers in Detroit
Detroit AP report says the Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers start a three game set in Detroit tonight with Cleveland aiming to sweep to overtake the Tigers after splitting four meetings this season. The Tigers led early, but the Indians won the last two games when Detroit led the AL.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Tigers
How to Hit the Hogan Fade in Golf
A summarized guide describing the Hogan fade high approach shot. It explains stance with feet hips and shoulders slightly left, clubface toward target, ball position forward near left heel, and avoiding right-left hand crossover to prevent a pull hook.
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Ben Hogan
Palmer Zarley lead Columbus Invitational Pro Am with 66s
Arnold Palmer and Kermit Zarley fired six under par 66s to lead a field of 52 professionals in the Columbus Invitational Pro-Am Championship at Columbus Country Club. Palmer and Zarley earned $650 each. Don Finsterwald shot 71 and, with amateurs, tied for fourth in best ball.
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Seattle
Wash
Columbus Dispatch Charities and Children’s Hospital
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Athens
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Don Yantis
Armando Amicon Jr
Dean Burdick
Collins
Montreal
Jim Wiechers
Atherton
Calif
Dave Eicchelberger
Waco
Tex
Dewitt Weaver
Atlanta
Two Women Qualify In Tournament In Ohio Society Meet
In Columbus Ohio two women golfers joined 96 qualifiers for six flights in the 44th annual Women’s Ohio State Golf Association Invitational. Becky Biggs shot 87 to lead into the first flight opposite Wooster’s Mrs William Rice who had 91. Gert Ey man is in the third flight facing Columbus’ Mrs George Dyer. The event is at Scioto Country Club a 5979 yard course. Defending champion Mrs John B Whitacre Jr Canton earned an automatic spot in the championship flight.
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William Rice
Wooster
Gert Eyman
George Dyer
Scioto Country Club
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Canton
City Recreation Scores From Monday League Play
Kaslers and Gasco remained tied for the lead with multiple wins. Kaslers defeated Moose 21 to 1 as Kovlan and Smith limited Moose to three hits. Ted Essex hit two homers. Gasco beat Rotary 9 to 5 with Tolson tossing a two hitter. K. of C. crushed Steppes 26 to 5. Jon Kostival four for four with a homer and Rick Bobe five for six. Huntsman edged Jonesy 11 to 8. Chauncey beat Electric Co. 12 to 3 to stay atop Pony League. HVB routed Bridgewater 18 to 2. Peppermint Parties beat Lakeview Center 9 to 5 in women's softball. Yankees edged Cardinals 11 to 10 in Pee Wee. Indians over Tigers 64 with Daily pitching and Partridge triple.
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Kaline Leads AL All Star Voting With 242 Votes
New York AP reports Al Kaline of Detroit led American League voters with 242 of 247 possible ballots for the July 11 All-Star Game in Anaheim. Frank Robinson and Jim Brooks Robinson also strong, with Rico Petrocelli and Rod Carew among first-time selections.
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New York
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Anaheim
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Pasarell shocks Wimbledon with Santana upset
Wimbledon opened with a sensational upset as 23 year old Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Rico defeated defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain 10-8 6-3 2-6 8-6. Cliff Richey and Clark Graebner also won in first round action for the United States.
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Santurce
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Spain
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Clark Graebner
Richey
San Angelo
Tex
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Brazil
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Beechwood
Ohio
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Yugoslavia
Middleport Youth Begins 4-Week Trip
Middleport 15 year old table tennis whiz John Tannehill starts a four week tour of New England with stops at lake resorts. He is the only American on the tour alongside four Far Eastern and four European players. Tannehill has won national junior singles titles and a Canadian junior title. He recently reached the U.S. Open men's singles quarter finals. South Korean Dal Joon Lee and Chung Young Kim join the trip.
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John Tannehill
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Dal Joon Lee
Chung Young Kim
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