Reds Rout Cubs 14 1 Extends Winning Streak
Cincinnati Reds string eight straight wins with a 14 1 destruction of the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Bob Purkey blanked the Cubs on six hits while Eddie Kasko Vada Pinson and Tony Gonzalez led a 17 hit attack. The Reds aim for nine straight against Philadelphia with Jim O_toole matched against Don Cardwell.
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Giants Roll On With Pitching Deepens NL Lead
Jack Sanford tossed a two hit shutout as the Giants beat Philadelphia 1-0 securing their longest winning streak since moving to San Francisco. Milwaukee edged St Louis 4-3 on Ed Mathews eighth inning homer. Cincinnati won 14-1 over Chicago. In the AL Boston moved within a half game of Chicago with a 10 run win over the White Sox as Pete Runnels delivered a ninth inning single to lead the charge.
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Billy Jurges
Pete Runnels
Bob Shaw
Indians Edge Yankees With Home Run
The Cleveland Indians rallied to beat the New York Yankees 3-2 after an 11th inning homer by Russ Nixon. Gary Bell earned his fourth win, with Ralph Terry suffering the loss. The Indians also added John Powers to bolster the bench as Chicago opened a White Sox series.
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Dodgers recall Frank Howard from Spokane
The Los Angeles Dodgers bring back slugger Frank Howard from the Spokane farm club to reinforce the lineup. To create room on the roster, veteran outfielder Carl Furillo is placed on the inactive list.
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Foxhunters to Meet With Tri County Association
The Tri County Farmers and Foxhunters Association will conduct a meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Chauncey Volunteer Fire Department.
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International League Scores Report
Columbus beat Havana 9 to 3 while Miami led Richmond 9 to 3. Other games were postponed.
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Havana
Miami
Richmond
Matthews Stops Persley In Philadelphia Knockout
Len Matthews fights Arthur Persley in Philadelphia and wins by knockout in the fourth round. Persley is from New York. The bout occurred at 13542 Philadelphia.
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Ohio U Faces Tough Miami in Last Dual Meet Saturday
Ohio University trackmen travel to Miami for their final dual meet of the season as the Bobcats aim to rebound from a 76 49 loss to Bowling Green. Miami features strong showings in sprint and distance events with contenders in the 100 220 440 and relays.
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Panthers Advance to District Final Rounds in Tourney
Pomeroy's Purple Panthers net a 1-0 win over Marietta to clinch a Southeast Ohio Athletic League berth and move toward the Class AA District Tournament at Athens. Bill Wilson spun a two-hitter as Pomeroy prepares to face Jackson of South Point in the opener at Ohio U.
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Missionary Dr Donald McGavran to Speak at Chauncey Church
Dr Donald McGavran of Bethany College will be guest speaker at Chauncey Church of Christ on Sunday at 9 30 p m. He has spent 31 years in India at Jubbulpore Mungeli and Takhatpur and many years studying church growth in Congo Thailand Orissa Jamba Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
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Delegates To Attend Church Youth Council
Rev Hal Zug of the Church of Christ Parish Miss Pat Rizer and Miss Beverly Cromby Nelsonville will attend the State Youth Council of the Christian Churches at Camp Christian Friday and Saturday Rev Zug is District Youth Chairman Miss Rizer is president and Miss Cromby vice president of this district
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Hal Zug
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Pat Rizer
Beverly Cromby
Nelsonville
State
Mrs Dresher Hosts Friendship Class Meeting
Mrs Walter Dresher hosted the Friendship Class with Mrs Erma Roberts presiding and Mrs J S Dunlevy in charge. Mother's Day readings were by Mrs James Hartley Mrs Roberts and Mrs Dunlevy. Guests included Mrs Guy Brookins Mrs Elwood Daugherty Mrs George Lash and Miss Pauline Daugherty. Mrs Elwood Daugherty will host the June meeting.
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Walter Dresher
Erma Roberts
J. S. Dunlevy
James Hartley
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Elwood Daugherty
George Lash
Pauline Daugherty
American Association Scores Instill Late Drama
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 4 to 3 in 13 innings while Louisville edged St. Paul 3 to 2 and Houston beat Dallas Fort Worth 3 to 0. Denver won 10 to 8 over Charleston.
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Kyger Creek wins SVAC track relays in Cheshire
Kyger Creek led by coaches Bob McCollins and Jim White scores 71 points to win the first Southern Valley Athletic Conference relays at Cheshire. Rio Grande places second with 41 points, Eastern third with 34, Hannan Trace fourth with 24.
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Southeastern District Track Meet set at Ohio University Peden Stadium
Class A and AA field events kick off Saturday at Ohio University's Peden Stadium. Marietta leads AA with 11 rivals, while Southeastern heads the A class with 14 teams. Notable contenders include Portsmouth, Chillicothe, Logan, and St. Aloysius of New Lexington. Prelims begin at 9:30 am with finals at 1:30 pm. Admission 25 cents.
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OU Golfers Score Win At Dayton
Ohio University golfers defeated Dayton 19 to 11 at Moraine Country Club in rainy conditions. Bob Bryant tied Don Leedom for medalist honors with 77, while three Bobcats posted 79s and Tom Mollencop and Jerry Mollencop shot 81 and 82 respectively. Coach Blosser noted weather hindered scoring as OU eyes Miami and Marshall at Athens Country Club.
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Moraine Country Club
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Don Leedom
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Don Reichley
Ed Gordon
Tom Mollencop
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Miami
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Beasley and Mathews Win Bowloff Over Ted Williams Plumbing
Beasley and Mathews defeated Ted Williams Plumbing 2869 to 2770 in the Sportland league bowloff. Pete Bailey led Beasley and Mathews with 212, while Norm Engh posted the high game for the losers with 212.
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Rain Cancels Friday Major League Baseball Card
The American League slate in Baltimore was postponed due to rain on Friday with five games on the schedule. Saturday fixtures include Kansas City at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland, New York at Washington, and Baltimore at Boston, along with remaining Friday matchups.
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Thursday Results Show Score Totals Across League Games
Cincinnati routed Chicago 14 to 1 while Milwaukee defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 and San Francisco beat Philadelphia 1 to 1. Los Angeles hosted San Francisco with no result listed. Philadelphia faced Cincinnati and Pittsburgh met Milwaukee in N marked games.
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Ohio Fishing Described As Miserable In Weather Hit Season
The Ohio Natural Resources Department calls fishing miserable due to cold rainy weather. Regional outlook notes high streams and poor to fair catches statewide with muskies bass and crappies reported in pockets while the central region shows best fishing on the Scioto and Hocking rivers and nearby lakes.
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OU Netters Meet Kent State in Key Weekend Clash
The Bobcat netters aim to extend their win streak to four when they face Kent State at 1 30 p m Saturday. OU pursues a strong season as it hosts Marshall Tuesday to prep for the Mid Am conference meet in Athens next Friday and Saturday.
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AHS Baseball Game Canceled Over Par Ma Bond Result
Athens High School will not play Par Ma this Saturday as Par Ma’s bond issue failed in the vote, Bulldog Coach Ed Rannow said today. The cancellation stems from the opponent’s financial setback affecting the schedule and planning.
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