Reds Eye Strong Pitching in Camp as 1960s Team Rebuild
Reds manager Sid Sisler builds depth with pitchers Ma loney O'Toole Jay Nuxhall Ellis Wills Duren and Henry among hopefuls. Starters include Tsitouris Arrigo McCool and Do vel while position battles focus on third base Helms Johnson and Rose shifting if needed with Pinson and Robinson in the outfield.
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Jim Maloney
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Joe Nuxhall
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John Tsitouris
Gerry Arrigo
Minnesota Twins
Bill McCool
Roger Ne
St. Louis
Ted Davidson
San Diego
Dan Neville
Larry Dovel
Ted Wills
Ryne Duren
Davidson
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Bill Henry
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pinson
Sisler
Deron Johnson
Gordy Coleman
Tommy Helms
Leo Cardenas
Pete Rose
Johnson
Chico Ruiz
Lee May
Macon
Robinson
Charlie James
Cardinal
Tommy Harper
Jackie Keough
Mel Queen
Art Shamsky
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Queen
Reds
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Johnny Edwards
Jim Coker
Denver
Don Pevietich
Sagith Second in AAA Marathon Race
Sagith finishes in second place in the AAA Marathon held in Chicago. The event drew numerous elite runners and showcased strong performances across top finishers.
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Area Boys Lead Ohio U Freshman Academic Averages
Ohio University reports first semester grades for athletes. John Newcomb and Wayne Young top freshman academic averages with 4.0s while Bill Biggs 3.4 and Larry Bainter 3.0 lead other area students in football. Overall, nine athletic teams exceed the campus all-men GPA of 2.1 with golf at 2.8 and 32 varsity and freshman athletes at 3.0 or better.
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A Athens
Wayne Young
Hamden
Bill Biggs
Athens
Larry Bainter
Logan
Russ Hamilton
Marion
Bob Hubbard
Wally Neel
Steubenville
Jim Mann
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Albany Red Devils honored after state run and regional tourney
The Albany Red Devils basketball team received a large, late night parade and welcome in Albany after a strong regional tournament showing. Athens observers note Athens and district teams like Columbus South and Northwestern had notable games. Ohio State escorts and a big cheer squad accompanied the team as fans celebrated their season and reflected on near misses.
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Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
Northwestern Crew
Huskies
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Bulldogs
South
John Colmery
Akron Central
Hale named MVP as SE Ohio Buckeye League picks all star teams
McArthur and Eastern dominate the 1964 65 all star selections chosen by coaches in McArthur. First team includes Ken Hartung Charles Knight and more from Eastern Shawnee Belpre and Plains. Second team features Ken Caldwell Roger Spencer Greg Linscott Larry Johnson and Larry Rupe. Third team lists Joe White Keith Prater Archie Stanley Bill Gilkey and Jim Kert.
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Ken Hartung
Charles Knight
Glenn Bridewater
Shawnee
Terry Dyer
Belpre
Ken Caldwell
Roger Spencer
Secon
Greg Linscott
Plains
Larry Johnson
Larry Rupe
Rutland
Joe White
Keith Prater
Chauncey
Archie Stanley
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Jim Kert
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McArthur Eeeaene
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Eeeueeee Sr
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Hart Defeats Rodgers For Azalea Open Golf Crown
Hart, a Hinsdale club pro, won the Azalea Open in a sudden-death eight-hole playoff with Phil Rodgers. He collected $3,850 in total prizes plus bonuses from a 69 as the day's low round. Rodgers earned $2,600 as runner-up and Joe Campbell took $1,875 for third.
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Phil Rodgers
Greensboro
N.C
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Los Angeles
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Cape Fear Country Club
Hart Anders
Joe Campbell
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Butch Baird
Snyder Keeps Busy After Ohio State Season Ends
Ohio University coach Jim Snyder’s schedule stays packed into spring with a string of speaking engagements at high school banquets and all star events across Ohio and nearby states. He attends state tournaments in Columbus and Pittsburgh and travels to London, Rossford, Troy, Clarksburg, and Southeastern Richmonddale, among others, through May 3.
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Jim Snyder
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Kingston
Circleville
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Pittsburgh
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Ames-Bern
Laurelville High School
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Bill
Beaver
Paint Valley
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus South Captures Class AA Title in Narrow Win
Columbus South's Bulldogs edged Cincinnati St Xavier 54 to 53 to win Ohio's Class AA high school basketball championship in a dramatic final. The Capital City team claimed the title in a game hailed as one of the tournament's best in 43 years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus South
Bulldogs
Cincinnati
St. Xavier
All Tournament Class AA Team Named for Columbus Event
In Columbus Ohio the All Tournament Class AA team includes first team members Bob Arnzen Bill Bullock Joe Saderfield Roger Harper and Rich Snider. Second team features Jeff Miller Claude Virdon Lloyd Pate Jed OConnell Marion Iverson. Roger Harper 5 9 led Lima Bull at 15 points and Bob Arnzen 18 topped scoring.
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Bill Bullock
Columbus South
Joe Saderfield
Roger Harper
Rich Snider
Lima Shawnee
Jeff Miller
Claude Virdon
Akron Central
Lloyd Pate
Jed O’connell
Marion Iverson
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
John Colmery
Harper
Bullock
South
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Arnzen
Dick Benning
Colmery
Bulldogs Triumph in Semifinals Amid NBA Playoff Tension
The Associated Press notes a 131 90 win by the Bulldogs over St. Louis to lead 2 1 in the best of five Western division semifinals. Columbus South’s Bill Bullock scored 11 and Lloyd Pate 13 as South held off St Xavier 54 51 late in the game.
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Conmion
Fritz Howell Honored By Ohio High School Athletes
Frederick E. Fritz Howell longtime AP Ohio sports editor was saluted by the Ohio High School Athletic Association before the Class AA finals in Columbus. Commissioner Paul Landis praised his many contributions to high school athletics as Howell, who covered 31 of 43 state basketball tournaments, drew a large ovation from nearly 14 000 fans at the South vs St Xavier final before retiring in May.
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