Reds surge to eight game win streak as Hutchinson lauds pitching
Cincinnati Reds snap an eight game skid with a doubleheader sweep of the Milwaukee Braves 5-4 and 4-0 to move into second place two games behind the Giants. Manager Fred Hutchinson credits strong pitching led by Bob Purkey Ken Hunt Joey Jay and Jim OToole. The club improved to 13-10 and opens a two game set with St. Louis.
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Cincinnati Reds
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San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Jim O’toole
Hutchinson
Braves
Bob Purkey
Ken Hunt
Joey Jay
O'Toole
Rain Looms Over Sectional Baseball Tournaments
Rain continues to hamper scholastic baseball with two divisions still unfinished in Class AA and A. District play nears completion after Plains A teams reached northern division finals. Crooksville and Trimble clash while Crooksville and Nelsonville await results. Scores from recent games include Chillicothe 9 Greenfield 3 and Marietta 22 Sheridan 3.
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Ohio University
Heffelfinger
Plains
Glouster
Bob Burson
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Crooksville
Trimble
Chauncey Field
Chillicothe
Greenfield
Lucasville Northwest
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Marietta
Sheridan
Athens
Belpre
Ironton
Coal Grove
Miami Trace
Waverly
Middleport
Union Furnace
Oak Hill
Racine
White Oak
Frankfort
Ironton St. Joseph
Peebles
Chesapeake
New Boston
Nelsonville
Snead Wins Tournament of Champions by Seven Strokes
Sam Snead, at 48, wins the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas by seven strokes with a 72-hole 273, earning $10,000. Tommy Bolt finishes second at 280 for $5,000, with Bill Collins at 281 and Bob Rosburg at 282. Arnold Palmer ends at 296 in a 26-player field.
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Nev
Sam Snead
West Virginia Hills
Snead
Tommy Bolt
Bill Collins
Bob Rosburg
Doug Ford
Jay Hebert
South Africa
Gary Player
Canada
Stan Leonard
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Doubles Kills OU Netters' Win Chances
Bowling Green edged Ohio University 5-4 in a doubles heavy tennis match. OU split the singles 3-3 but failed to clinch in the final doubles rounds, dropping to 0-5. Kumnick and Schein won the decisive doubles for OU, while Bevan Rasch and Haacke Reece secured BG the victory.
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Bob Kumnick
Bob Dimling
Bob Bird
Don Bevan
Bill Schein
Dick Haacke
Bill Hollman
Dennis Rasch
Jerry Bannister
Curt Reece
Leon Chapman
Lynn Emter
Ohio
Kumnick
Schein
Bob
Jim Dimling
Falcons
Bevan
Rasch
Bird
Hollman
Haacke
Reece
Bannister
Chapman
Toledo
Bobcat
Pomeroy, Gallipolis win in area sectional games
In Saturday action two Class AA games and one Class A sectional were played. Pomeroy edged South Point 3 2 in eight innings on a two hit effort by Terry Knight. Gallipolis beat Ironton 2 1 as Dave Roberts tripled Gerald Armstrong for the go ahead run in the seventh. McArthur advanced to the Class A eastern division finals by defeating Oak Hill 8 5 and will host North Gallia or Middleport Tuesday.
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South Point
Terry Knight
Gallipolis
Ironton
Dave Roberts
Gerald Armstrong
McArthur
Oak Hill
Paul Haney
Generals
North Gallia
Middleport
Crabtree
Silvey
Bates
Bullock
International League results draft recap
San Juan beat Toronto 4-2 in 12 innings while Buffalo routed Jersey City 10-1. Richmond tied Syracuse 4-4 in 10 innings. Rochester at Columbus postponed.
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Tigers stretch lead with doubleheader sweep of White Sox
Detroit improves to five straight wins and opens a 2 1 2 game lead in the AL by taking both ends of a doubleheader from Chicago 8-6 and 5-3. The Yankees drop 5-3 to the Angels as Los Angeles belted seven homers in the series. Cleveland and Washington split, Boston outslugged Minnesota 11-9, and Kansas City beat Baltimore 5-4 in 10 innings before rain ended the second game.
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Yogi Berra
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Chuck Schilling
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Norm Siebern
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Phil Regan
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Jackie Brandt
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Tasby
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Charlie Neal
Norm Larker
Frank Howard
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Larry Sherry
George Witt
Pirates
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Cardinals
Reds Rally to Sweep Braves and Move Up in NL
Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Milwaukee 5-4 and 4-0 to climb into second in the National League. Jim O'Toole beat Atlanta 4-0 after Warren Spahn allowed early homers, and Bill Loes led San Francisco to a 7-0 win over Philadelphia. Dodgers, Cardinals, and Cubs results appear in brief summaries.
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Wailly Post
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Braves
Billy Loes
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Loes
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Baltimore
Baseball standings and results from Sunday and Monday
American League results show Detroit 8 Chicago 5 and Boston 11 Minnesota 9 with Baltimore beating Kansas City 5 4 in 10 innings. National League notes San Francisco 14 Cincinnati 13 Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 4 Chicago 2. Player highlights include Frank Howard's fifth homer and Julian Javier's two run double for the Cubs.
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast League and American Association Standings
In the Pacific Coast League Seattle leads at 7-3 with San Diego 6-2 and Vancouver 4, while Portland is 2-7 and Tacoma 1-7. Salt Lake City and Spokane sit 1-1 and 2-2 respectively. In the American Association Denver 9-5 and Omaha 8-4 lead, Indianapolis 4-4 and Houston 2-7. Dallas-Fort Worth at Louisville was postponed.
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Louisville
Wagner Drives Angels Past Yankees With Key Two-Run Shot
Leon Wagner hit a two-run homer and a decisive double to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-3 win over New York. Wagner added his sixth homer, with four coming against the Yankees. Billy Lees blanked the Phillies 7-0 for the Giants, allowing seven hits in a shutout, his first since 1957.
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Los Angeles Victory
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Angel Triumph
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Felipe Alou
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Spahn
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Robinson
Post
Gene Free
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Los Angeles
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Yanks
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Phillies
Weekend Fights Roundup Confirms Scoring Upsets
In Rimini and Brescia boxing cards, New York fighter Yama Bahama outpointed Joey Giambra in a 158 pound bout while Brescia’s Santo Amanti stopped Frankie Daniels in a 188 percent class tilt. Daniels hailed from Bakersfield California as the beaten boxer.
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Buffalo
Brescia
Italy
Santo Amanti
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Bakersfield
Calif
Basketball Standings and Tuesday Schedule
The list shows team records with games behind and percentages for Columbus Richmond Jersey City San Juan Buffalo Rochester Toronto and Syracuse. Tuesday schedule includes San Juan at Toronto and Syracuse at Richmond Buffalo at Toronto Rochester at Syracuse and San Juan at Richmond.
Jensen Plans Return to Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jensen will rejoin the Boston Red Sox after leaving the club without permission. He phoned vice president Dick OConnell and will contact manager Mike Higgins in Los Angeles where the team faces the Angels tonight.
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Jackie Jensen
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Chauncey Personal Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs J C Snider Mrs George Walton and Miss Lois Simpson visited in Logan Thursday. Miss Ruth Simpson now residing in Canal Winchester spent the weekend with her mother and sister. Mrs Gilman Clark of St Petersburg Fla recently graduated from nursing school and will take the Florida state test in Jacksonville. Mrs Clark is daughter of Mr W H Pierre and Mrs Robert Cochran Chauncey. William H Pierre returned from wintering in Titusville and St Petersburg Fla.
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William H. Pierre
Titusville
Nineteen Chauncey-Dover students earn honor roll
Chauncey Dover High School lists nineteen students on the fifth six weeks honor roll. Seniors Bela Kastely Lee Owens Georgann Dizelic Jane Sams named among top scholars. Juniors include Dave Russell Bill Toth Larry Evener Rita Schoonover. Sophomores Lou Childress Mike Fiske Mike Merriman Doris Bowman Barbara Sayre. Freshmen Jerry Moody Jerry Wade Jerry Werner Benny Adkins Lee Bridgewater.
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Chauncey-Dover High School
Bela Kastely
Lee Owens
Georgann Dizelic
Jane Sams
Dave Russell
Bill Toth
Larry Evener
Rita Schoonover
Lou Childress
Mike Fiske
Mike Merriman
Doris Bowman
Barbara Sayre
Jerry Moody
Jerry Wade
Jerry Werner
Benny Adkins
Lee Bridgewater
Meeting Planned for Chauncey Church Women
The Loyal Woman's Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Parish House. Devo tional leader is Mrs. Andrew Jackson and Mrs. Gerald Blackford will present the program.
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Chauncey Church of Christ
Andrew Jackson
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Chauncey Dover Booster Club to Meet Monday Evening
The Chauncey Dover Athletic Booster Club schedules a business meeting for Monday at 8 p.m. in the music room at the community location.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Athletic Booster Club
OU Trackmen Triumph In Slushy Bowling Green Meet
Ohio University posted an 81 46 dual meet win at Bowling Green as they swept 10 of 15 events. Ray Fleming led OU with a mile and two mile double while Darnell Mitchell and Bill Bailey sparked wins on a wet track.
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Ray Fleming
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