Callison Powers Phillies Past Reds with Four RBIs
Johnny Callison drove in four runs with a double triple and homer as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 7-3. The win moved Philadelphia to second place, one game ahead of Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Johnny Callison
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Callison
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Dodgers
Chicago
Houston
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Ron Reed
Sonny Jackson
Braves
Pirates
Jackson
Jim Britton
Reed
Rocky Colavito
Bill Singer
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Zoilo Versalles
Bob Bailey
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Adolfo Phillips
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Head Back During Golf Swing Demonstrated In Illustration
The source notes keeping the head back rather than down during a golf swing. It describes the right side bowing inward as the ball is struck, with weight shifted to the left foot, pressing against a firm left side and leveraging centrifugal force.
Ex Michigan Cager Buntin Dies Suddenly at 26
Former Michigan center Bill Buntin, a six seven All Big Ten standout and Cazzie Russell teammate, collapsed during a Detroit pickup game and died at a hospital. He leaves a widow Evelyna and three children.
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Detroit
Bill Buntin
Michigan
Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Vinton County girls relay team runners named
Names omitted from a report on the Middleport Invitational note Cassie Robertson Joan Saunders Vicki James and Tara Palmer as the Vinton County High School 440 yard relay quartet which finished second. Tara Palmer also won the standing long jump at the meet reported in Tuesday's Messenger.
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Middleport
Vinton County High School
Cassie Robertson
Joan Saunders
Vicki James
Tara Palmer
Messenger
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Carew with 32 hits and a .397 average while Repoz tops home runs at 8. Alvis and Killebrew share several top marks. National League leaders show Rose with a .378 average and 42 hits, McCovey leading home runs with 8. Wills and Davis pace stolen bases.
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Cleve
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Killebrew
Repoz
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Unser
Wash
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Uhloender
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Hardin
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Santiago
McLain
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McDowell
Rose
Cin
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Chic
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Swoboda
Wills
Pitt
W. Davis
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A Johnson
Reed
Regan
Kelso
Hall
Phil
Hoerner
Jane
Singer L. A
Sodecki
Glouster Golf Team Wins 3 Way Match
Glouster won a three way golf match at Forest Hills led by medalist Todd Patton with 38. Team totals put Glouster at 166 while Sheridan and Miller finished 203 and 204 respectively. Individual results include Patton 38 and several players from Glouster Sheridan and Miller with scores and points.
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Glouster
Todd Patton
Forest Hills
Miller
Sheridan
Fiichy Hughes
Steve Damison
Richard Lent
Mitch Pompey
Steve Mechling
Dave Hillyer
Wig Williams
Mark Young
Jeff Norris
Chugh Beatrice
Doug Snyder
Weather Delays SECAL Makeup Games in Southeastern Ohio
Weatherman causes postponement of key SECAL doubleheaders in the Southern and Northern divisions. Meigs and Ironton, Gallipolis vs Jackson, and Athens vs Wellston all pushed to later dates while Athens clinches a Northern Division tie. Logan tops Wellston 6 1 for a 4 2 SECAL finish.
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Fred Walter
Dick Lange
Bob Daubermier
Dave Ellis
Chiefs
Wrestler Can Win, Still Lose At Olympic Trials
At the Iowa State University trials, perfection is required under international rules as wrestlers may win by decision yet accrue penalties. After ten hours and 180-plus matches, only 15 men remained without a black mark, with several champions earning two pins, while penalties loomed for non pins.
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U.S
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Mll
Wayne Baughman
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Dick Sofmann
New York
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Suffern
I N.Y
Roy Worthington
Baughman
Charles Arnold
Evanston
Ill
Solman
Dave Grinrod
Madison
Wis
Ohio streams rise may boost weekend fishing outlook
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports fresh rains could lift streams and increase fish movement for the coming weekend. Lakes and reservoirs are in excellent shape with good to excellent prospects for bass, crappie, walleye, muskellike, and catfish across many lakes including Knox, Hoover, Indian, Delaware, Buckeye, Kiser, Ferguson, Clearfork, Killdeer Pond 27, Harrison, Lake St Marys, Lake Loramie, Rocky Fork, Cowan, Ohio River backwaters at Wall Creek, Burr Oak, Dillon, Lake Logan, Dow, Muskingum River, Piedmont, Berlin, Mosquito, Clendening, Leesville, Lake Erie, Sandusky Bay, and nearby bays.
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Jockey Ve Lasquez Reaches 25 Wins at Aqueduct
Panamanian jockey Jorge Ve Lasquez became the first to reach 25 Aqueduct wins this spring by riding four winners on the meeting's 22nd day. A 2-year-old named Scooterpooper, owned by E R Sharps, won her first race then was claimed for 6500 by trainer J R Hastie. The Pittsburgh Pirates will train at Bradenton Florida next spring replacing the Oakland Athletics, after previously training at Fort Myers.
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Oracle Sees Cure and Trip Forecast by Healer in Mozambique
Self styled astrologer Dr Rakar predicts a cancer cure this year a manned moon voyage and a light earthquake in Lisbon. He says he foresaw the devaluation of the British pound and the Middle East crisis in 1967.
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Mozambique
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Lisbon
Middle East
Beatles Earn Gold Single For Lady Madonna
The Beatles single Lady Madonna is certified for one million copies sold by the RIAA, a month after its March 18 release. It marks the Beatles 15th gold single.
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New York
Lady Madonna
Record Industry Association of America
Ohio University Lacrosse Club May Lose Home Next Year
Ohio University Lacrosse Club faces possible suspension of operations next season due to university budget cuts. Coach Tiff Cook says reduced intramural funding and facilities may force dissociation and a road schedule to minimize costs. If unattached, the team would compete as an independent club against outfits from Chicago Cleveland and Columbus with no home games except May 18 against the University of Pittsburgh.
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Skip Hoovler Wins Tryout With Cincinnati Bengals
Ex Ohio University linebacker and Olmsted Falls coach Skip Hoovler resigns to sign a pro football contract with the Cincinnati Bengals of the AFL. He will report to Wilmington College camp in July for a trial as a linebacker. Hoovler, 25, starred for Ohio and the 1962 Sun Bowl Bobcats, and has bounced through Jets training camp, the Philadelphia Bulldogs, Houston Oilers cab squad, and the Akron Vulcans. His wife Tammy expects their first child in September.
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Hoovler
Ohio University
Olmsted Falls High School
Cincinnati Bengals
American Football League
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Bengals
Wilmington College
Hoovier
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New York Jets
Philadelphia Bulldogs
Houston Oilers
Big Furnace Sun Turns Hydrogen to Helium
Deep inside the sun hydrogen fuses into helium at a rate of about 560 million tons per second. The process converts 564 million tons of hydrogen into 560 million tons of helium while the remaining four million tons escape as heat and light.
Probate Court Notice of Appointments and Accounts in Athens County
Probate Court of Athens County Ohio announces Moe Luving Tomlinson Route 1 Coolville appointed executor of Albert Ralph Tomlinson estate in Troy Township creditors must file claims within four months. Guardian Hazel Heller file fourth account for Daniel and Pierce minors. hearing suspended until June 10 1968 at 10 pm.
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Coolville
Albert Ralph Tomlinson
Troy Township
Athens County
Ohio
Harold J. Rose
Said
G.m
Towwil
Hazel Heller
Daniel, David, Dale
Dean Pierce
Harold J Rose
Vermillion v Vermillion Baker Rood divorce petition filed
Gerain M. Vermillion filed a divorce petition in the Court of Common Pleas Athens County Ohio against Donne Vermillion Baker Rood alleging equitable relief. The defendant is to answer by May 27 1968 or default judgment will be entered.
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Athens County
Ohio
Gerain
Vermillion Baker
Athens R
Donne Vermillion Baker
Donne Vermillion
Portsmouth
Virginia
Gerain M. Vermillion
Athens
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