Central District names All-Star Teams for regional play
The Central District selects 10-man all area teams with Roger Markle of Newark as No 1 Class AA and Bill Leftwich of Jonathan Alder top in Class A. Coaches and editors announce first and second teams with honorees from Newark Columbus and surrounding towns ahead of regional tournaments.
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Plain City
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Associated Press
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Columbus South
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Markle
Ohio
Lou Berliner
Columbus Dispatch
Spiv Harris
Mount Vernon News
Milt Shoup
WCLT
Ohio U Honors MAC Co Champions At Baker Center
Ohio University honored its Mid-American Conference co champion basketball team at Baker Center with rowdy praise for Hill Haley and Hammond. Don Hilt earned three awards, Haley two and Hammond one for top free throw percentage and season MVP among the seniors and freshmen as coach Snyder lauded their drive and teamwork.
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Charles McAfee
Athens High
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James
Bobcats
Bowling Green
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Jim Snyder
Pve
Oxford
Snyder
Don Hilt
Howard's Big Bat Could Boost Senators In 1965
Washington gains power and flexibility with Frank Howard from the Dodgers. Gil Hodges highlights added young talent and improved lineup while emphasizing pitching as the remaining question mark with Kreutzer Ortega Willhite Duckworth Lown and Shew among notable arms.
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Miami
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Fame Beattie
Operation For Aaron Leads Braves as Aaron Prepares Surgery
Hank Aaron will undergo surgery to remove calcification in a tendon after a Monday linescore noted his two hit effort and planned travel to Milwaukee for the operation. He will rest two to three weeks before rejoining the Giants and guarding the plate.
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Anaou
Robby and Perez Lead 8-6 Victory Over St Louis
Robby and Perez hit homers fueling an 8-6 win for the home team in St Petersburg against St Louis. Frank Ro contributed as a key run producer in the late innings.
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St. Petersburg
Frank Ro
Ohio's Bid For First Denied In Relay Showdown
Ohio University's two mile relay team finished second to Oklahoma State's NCAA champion quartet at the Journal Games. The Bobcats pushed the winners to a USTFF indoor record time of 7 31.7, in the meet billed as the U S Track and Field Indoor Champions.
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Rookies Pace Tribe Hurlers in Mesa Exhibition
Cleveland Indians rookies shined in an 11 inning 5 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Mesa Arizona. Daryl Farnsworth earned the win with two scoreless innings and an RBI singe Steve Hargan allowed three hits in four innings George Culver struggled but was backed by teammates Leon W Vic Davalillo and Billy Moran each collecting two hits. A Gallipolis area softball league meeting is set for Thursday at 7 p m at the Gallipolis Honor Camp on State Route 7.
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Tony Martinez
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