OU's Jackson Drafted by Pistons
The Detroit Pistons selected 6-5 Joe Caldwell? No, the article notes Clyde Lovellette as Russell’s backup, but the key draft moment is the Pistons choosing Caldwell as a No. 1 pick, signaling a move toward a taller lineup. The draft details also list other first-round selections by teams including the Knicks and Orioles.
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Jackson
Pistons
New York
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Mel Counts
National Basketball Association
Oregon State
Bill Russell
Russell
Clyde Lovellette
NBA
New York Knicks
Boston
Red Auerbach
Joe Caldwell
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Lakers
Walt Hazzard
Ucla Bruins
Royals
George Wilson
Jim
Detroit
Caldwell
Arizona State
Baltimore
Ohio
Bucks dethrone Ohio U. in golf
Ohio State won the Ohio Intercollegiate Golf Tournament though Day ton’s Jim Lipitska stole the show with a 27-hole 110. Lipitska led at one under par after 18 with a final 71 to edge Don Marsh by one stroke.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
University of Dayton
Jim Lipitska
South Bend
Ind
Ohio State
Bob Kepler
Don Marsh
Marsh
Barry Terjesen
Woosten College
Stu Hughes
Bowling Green
Bruce Botte
Cincinnati
Bob Littler Jr
Ohio University
Major League Scores and Wednesday Schedule
Major League results include Baltimore 11 Washington 7 and Chicago 10 Minnesota 5 with Cleveland 7 at Kansas City 7 and Los Angeles 7 at Kansas City қал. Wednesday’s slate features Cleveland at Boston and Los Angeles at Kansas City with several N games across the circuit including New York at Baltimore and Detroit at New York.
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Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Kansas City, N
Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pet
San Fran
Philaphia
Chicago Washington
Fights Fines and Bean Balls Mark Monday NL Action
In baseball action Monday the Dodgers edged the Cubs 2 1 in 10 innings as Koufax struck out 13 in a return from an arm injury. Gibson faced beanballs and a bat toss leading to a $50 fine and ejection. Cardinals beat Phillies 9 2 but Gibson did not qualify for the win. Rod Kanehl and Ed Bailey figure in postgame scrapes at Milwaukee.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Gibson
Phillies
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Doug Harvey
Baldschun
Harvey
Roger Craig
Koufax
Andre Rodgers
Dodgers
Dick Ellsworth
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Carl Warwick
Tim McCarver
Milwaukee
Lemaster
Charlie Smith
Mets
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
Hunt
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Rod Kanehl
Reds' Big Inning Eludes Cincinnati Nine
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson laments the Reds lack of a big inning after a 4-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Cincinnati had six hits, three doubles, and failed with runners on in five innings while Pittsburgh hit two homers and 11 safeties. Frank Robinson returned but went 0-for-4 as Joe Nuxhall and Vernon Law were slated to start the rematch.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Reds
Pirates
Joey Jay
Joe Gibson
Hal Smith
Jay
Chico Ruiz
Smith
Ruiz
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Major League Leaders in the National League and American League
National League leaders include Mays of the San Francisco Giants leading in batting runs RBI hits doubles and home runs with Williams and Boyer also prominent. Pitching leaders feature Marichal 4 0 1 000 and Bunning 3 0 1 000 with a strikeout edge. American League leaders highlight Freehand Oliva Wagner Rollins and Colavito with Aparicio and Davalillo among stolen bases and McNally Stock sharing pitching wins.
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San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Williams
Chicago
Boyer and White
St. Louis
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Boyer
Clemente
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Santo
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
W. Davis
Harper
Freehan
Detroit
Fregosi
Rollins
Minnesota
Oliva
Wagner
Cleveland
Colavito
Kansas City
Robinson
Baltimore
Bresseuu
Malzone
Boston
Demeter
West
Collins
Hinton
Washington
Penn
Kaat
Bobcats slam Bearcats 13-1 in Dayton rout
Ohio University pitchers limited Cincinnati to one run as Dayton's Bobcats powered to a 13-1 win at Trautwein Field. Menis Ketchum and Steve Johnson led with power, delivering homers and RBIs. Larry Robinson earned his third win as Ohio posted 15 hits and six runs in the fifth.
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Cincinnati
Ohio University
Bobcats
Cincinnati Bearcats
Dayton
Trautwein Field
Ohio
Tra
Larry Robinson
Menis Ketchum
Steve Johnson
Ohto Ketchum
Harmon
Bullock
Sean
Scouler
Pfleger Ib
Willet
Johnson
Robinson
Cooper
McGregor
Deutcher
Peer
Sinclair
Scherer P
G. Cunningham
J Cunningham
Wolff
Elsasser i
Haupt If
Feth
Brockhoff
Burdh
Small
Rennecker
Drennan
Byrd
Buerkle
RBI
Ketchum
Pfleger
Willetom
Fetch
Sprochi Pfleger
Kent State leads MAC baseball. Ohio second in standings
Kent State holds first in the Mid American Conference baseball standings with Ohio University in second. The Flashes beat Toledo twice 5 1 and 4 3 while Bowling Green and Western Michigan split, and Ohio took a pair from Marshall. This week Kent State visits Miami and Ohio at Bowling Green.
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Dick Stillwagon
Mike Strapp
John Timmons
Jim Brown
Toledo
Kent State
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
Miami
Denison
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
Kenyon
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Wittenberg
Wooster
Wilming
Ohio University
Flashes
Western Michigan
Ohio
Marshall
Falcons
Broncos
Kalamazoo
Mich
Western
QAO
Ctetchesie
Marshal
Kent
Devils Win 13th Straight In Golf Meet
Gallia Academy High School golf team defeated the Pom eroy Panthers 14 to 1 to extend their winning streak to 13. Steve Carter missed the match with measles symptoms and will be out about two weeks, missing the SECUL District Golf Tournament May 16 at Fair Greens Country Club, where he previously qualified for state tournaments.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Athens
Bulldogs
Pomeroy Panthers
Blue Devils
Steve Carter
John Milhoan
Milhoan
Carter
SECUL
Fairgreens
Blue Devil
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al Thrasher
Joe Geiger
Ron Bonham
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Wayne Weld
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Donovan
Stuart
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Jones
Azcue
Hr—Tillman
Coniglaire
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Associated Press
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Bob Gibson
Rube Waddell
Bob Feller
Jack Baldschun
Joe Nuxhall
Vernon Law
Marichal
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Fischer
Bunning
Shaw
Dodge
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Bob Hope
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Chrysler Motors Corporat
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Don Pfleger
Bob Willet
Dennis Scouler
George Scherer
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Rbi Alley
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Entee Mazeroski
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Cincinnati Ruiz
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Klaus
Pinson
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See Eenene
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Santen
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Johnson Smith
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Gibbon
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McArthur
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