Maris Begins Learning Process Again in Baseball Return
Roger Maris, famed for his home run exploits, has begun a new phase in his baseball career after years of retirement. The Associated Press reports the former star is rebuilding skills and adapting to modern play as he pursues further involvement in the sport.
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Frank Watson
Central Press
Norm Altman
Dick Crawford
Charles Coody
Moohee
San Diego Chargers
Maris Delivers Clutch Double In 10th For Cardinals
In a 6 5 win over Pittsburgh Maris, in his first NL season after 10 years in the AL, hit a run scoring double in the 10th for St Louis after Cepeda and Shannon sparked a ninth inning rally. Ongoing MLB actions across NL LA SF and Washington Minnesota California noted with Marichal and Mays contributing.
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Maris
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Orlando Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Cepeda
Shannon
McCarver
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Washington
Minnesota
California
New York
Rbi
Manny Jimenez
Pirates
Larry Jaster
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Ron Fairly
Claude Osteen
Ron Perranoski
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Detroit
Oe Wees
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Calerain
Ohio Western In Showdown In MAC Baseball Battle
Ohio University and Western Michigan clash as leaders in the MAC with WMU on a six game win streak and two top pitchers, Jim Johnson and Chuck Mestek, unscored upon in conference play. Ohio will start Jerry McConnell while Western targets continued success, as Marshall visits Kent State and Bowling Green hosts Miami with Toledo on a bye.
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Western Michigan
Athens
Broncos
Bobcats
Bob Wren
WMU
Bronco
Chuck Mestek
Ohio
Jerry McConnell
McConnell
Western
Bowling Green
Pat Locanto
Marshalll
Harlen Carter
RBI
Bobcat
Mike Murphy
Marshall
Kent State
Toledo
Miami
Bulldogs Face Busy Schedule After Rainout
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League teams split tasks with a rescheduled track meet at Peden Stadium around 5 p.m. Wednesday after Saturday’s rainout. Athens cancels a four way Chilli competition while golf heads to Wellston Wednesday and Fort Frye Friday. Baseball plans Wellston today, then Logan Wednesday, Nelsonville Thursday as weather cooperates.
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Sutheastern Ohio Athletic League
Peden Stadium
Athens
Chillicothe
Wellston
Fort Frye
Logan
Nelsonville
Fes Andines National League Update
A fragmented sports brief references Fes Andines in the National League. Details are unreadable, but the text implies a standings or game note involving the team within the league context.
First Elimination Boxing Bout Set
Plans move ahead to crown a successor to Cassius Clay with an eight-man elimination tournament. Clay faces a Selective Service Act charge as the first bout pairing Mildenberger Spence in Germany is set. Other matchups include Patterson Bonavena Frazier Chuvalo Terrell Ellis. broadcasts may be arranged.
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Clay
Army
Mildenberger-Spencer
Floyd Patterson
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Joe Frazier
George Chuvalo
Ernie Terrell
Jimmy Ellis
Note, Michelob Clinches League Championship
The note reports Michelob clinching the league title after winning the first half. It mentions a famous bowling fan, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, as a regular kegler who bowls in the White House lanes but declines to reveal her score. The piece highlights the popularity of bowling among notable spectators.
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Michelob
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lady Bird
Kegler
Resa
Burr Oak Lodge Opens with Beat The Pro Fishing Contest
Outdoors columnist notes the grand opening of Burr Oak Lodge perched above Burr Oak Lake. Governor James A presided at the ceremonies while Dick Kotis and Dan Armbruster hosted the Beat The Pro fishing contest that drew no keeper catches after 12 hours. Lodge features 60 unit main building 20 two bedroom cabins indoor pool and dining room amid 2 158 acres of play land and 644 acres of water. Main building dedicated to C Stanley Mechem and drive named for Gordon K Bush. Governor Rhodes mentions Ohio Bond Commission repeatedly.
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Burr Oak Lodge
Dick Kotis
Arbogast Baits
Akron
Dan Armbruster
Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Burr Oak Lake
Dan
James A
Miami Beach
C. Stanely Mechem
Rhodes
Gordon K. Bush
Athens Messenger
Ohio Bond Commission
Clay Eyes Overseas Bouts to Pay Legal Bills
Cassius Clay plans at least three fights abroad to fund his court fight after being indicted in Houston for refusing the draft. Potential opponents include George Chuvalo in Montreal, Floyd Patterson in Tokyo, or Karl Mildenberger in Stockholm. Bond set at 5000, passport may be kept with court permission for travel.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Graf
Clay
George Chuvalo
Montreal
Floyd Patterson
Tokyo
Karl Mildenberger
Stockholm
Muhammad Ali
U.S. Dist
Ben C. Connally
Hayden Covington
New York
Covington
Connally
New York State Athletic Commission
World Boxing Association
United States
Quinnan Hodges
Carril Named Princeton Head Coach
Princeton University selects Pete Carril to succeed Bill van Breda Kolff as head basketball coach. Carril, 36, previously led Lehigh to an 11-12 record and is praised by van Breda Kolff as one of the country’s best coaches. He inherits four lettermen from a 25-28 season.
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Princeton
N.J
Pete Carril
Bill van Breda Kolff
Princeton University
van Breda Kolff
Lafayete
Carril
Easton
Reading
Pennsylvania
Lehigh University
van Breda
Kolff
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Marietta Wins Third Straight Mid-America Regatta
Marietta Pioneers claim their third consecutive Mid-America Regatta title at Lafayette Indiana on the Wabash River amid heavy rain. Purdue finishes runner up in four races as Marietta dominates the varsity race with a 1 length victory and a record 49.6 seconds over 2000 meters. Junior varsity is a two boat race won by Marietta by three feet over Purdue.
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Marietta, Ohio
Marietta
Ohio River
Purdue
Pioneers
Mid-America
Wabash
Lafayette
Ind
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for Walter Dicken Estate
Charles Dicken of New Marshfield Ohio named administrator of Walter Dicken deceased estate in Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated April 21 1967 Harold J. Rose Probate Judge.
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Graham Drive
Eunice B. Hughes
Wallace Or
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Harold J
Charles Dicken
New Marshfield
Walter Dicken
Harold J. Rose
Said
Notice of Sale of Bonds by Federal Hocking Local School District
Bond sale bids due May 24 1967 in Athens and Gallia counties Ohio for 1 065000 in classroom facilities bonds. Bonds dated June 1 1947 mature 45 000 yearly 1968 84 and 50 000 1985 1990 with 4 to 6 percent interest. Bid security 1 percent plus delivery terms and legal conditions. Bond attorney Squire Sanders Dempsey Cleveland Ohio.
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Board of Education
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Athens
Hocking
Perry Counties
Ohio
Washington Street
Nelsonville
Tri- County Joint Vocational School and Technical Center
van Buren and Firestone
South Sixth Street
Columbus
Tri-County
Federal
Perccs
Ofce
Main Street
Coolville
State Board of Education
First National Bank of
Amesville
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
I - School
Koker
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Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
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Bill Heath
Detroit ‘Tigers
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IPBH
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America
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New York Athletic Commission
Thad Spencer
Germany
Mike Malitz
Malitz
Sports Action, Inc
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Houston Astrodome
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Jimmy Brown
Mildenberger
Wolfgang Mueller
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Patterson
Jerry Quarry
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Bob
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Uae
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OF Flight
Natl. News. Syn., Inc. of America
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