Archer Wins Greater New Orleans Open Golf Title
George Archer captured the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC with a 271 total, four under on the final round 66. He earned $20,000 and lifted his year PGA earnings to $77,632, as Bert Yancey finished second at $12,000 and Miller Barber, Tom Weiskopf, and Bobby Cole tied for third at 276. Nicklaus tied for 13th with $1,900.
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Bert Yancey
Miller Barber
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Bobby Cole
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Reds Rally To Beat Giants 3-1 Behind Arrigo
Cincinnati Reds win 3-1 over the San Francisco Giants as Gerry Arrigo earns the mound win. He allowed one run on six hits through eight innings with six hits, and Willie Mays hit a seventh inning homer for San Francisco. Ted Abernathy closed out the ninth as Arrigo improves to 3-1 with a 1.30 ERA.
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Jerry Grote
Coaches Sought as Colt and Pony Baseball Leagues Form
Athens city recreation director Bob Burson announces a new Colt League for 15 and 16 year olds with four teams and a Pony League for 13 and 14 year olds with eight teams. Coaches are needed for both leagues. a coaching meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Athens High School cafeteria.
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Winners crowned at 64th Ohio State Bowling Tourney
Springfield Ohio AP reports the 64th annual Ohio State Men's Bowling Tournament concluded over 10 weekends. Dave Sharp of Dayton won the all events with 1,880. Bernie Michalak of Cleveland topped singles handicap with 721. Team handicap went to New Erie Cafe No.2 Cleveland at 3,117. Buckeye Beer Toledo won team actual at 3,076. Doubles handicap went to Gerald Sanders and Ralph Tuttle Hicksville at 1,338. doubles actual to Dennis Taylor and Ernie Kovach Lakewood at 1,329. Charles Close Killbuck captured singles actual with 714, Clarence Abramm Akron was second with 688.
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Lakewood
Charles Close
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Akron
Lancer Athletes Honored at First All-Sports Banquet
Tim Smith received three awards including captain and MVP honors for basketball, while Steve McKinley and Dennis Ball were top in baseball and overall hitters. Football and track had no special awards. Speaker Bill Rohr urged winners to strive in high school athletics as the banquet featured a pot luck dinner.
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Harvard appoints Kenyon coach Harrison to role at Harvard
GAMBIER Ohio AP Bob Harrison veteran Kenyon College basketball coach was named to a similar post at Harvard University. Announcement from Cambridge Massachusetts said to come later today. The 40 year old former pro star enjoyed his 10th season at Kenyon guiding the Lords to a 23 5 record the best in school history.
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Indians Reds Exhibition Shuts Out Doubt Looms
Cleveland manager Alvin Dark says he expects a shutout from every starter as the Indians ride a hot streak. Tiant and Williams combine for shutouts in a 2-0 win over Baltimore. Cleveland sits two games behind Detroit and two ahead of the Orioles in the AL standings. The Tribe host the Reds in Cincinnati tonight before a seven game home stand starting Tuesday against the Yankees.
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Dad Vail Regatta crowns Georgetown in rain swept race
Georgetown University captured the 30th Dad Vail Regatta emblematic of America’s junior college rowing. Marietta College swept junior varsity and freshman races. Ohio State finished fifth in the varsity after leading early. Ex-Olympian Bobby Douglas beat Ron Huff at 138.5 pounds in U S Olympic freestyle trials. Rudy Hubbard named Buckeye football assistant, first Negro on Woody Hayes staff. North-South All-Star basketball ticket sales begin in Marion. Beulah Park closes spring meet with over 113 thousand in attendance and nearly 8.79 million mutuel handle.
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Class A District Track Summaries Top 3 In Each Event
District meet results list top finishers across events led by Unioto and Chesapeake athletes. Art Taylor and Mike Borland lead shot put. Sam Speakman and Dan Ramey high jump. Dove Avenger and Bob Lawson headline long jump. Jim Mullins and Dave Houck top pole vault. Art Taylor and Charlies Maxey vie in discus. Dave Juenger and Mike Climer lead hurdles. Arch Harris and Bob Day pace sprints. mile and relay results show Adena, Unioto, Paint Valley, and others contending for team scoring.
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Mike Borland
Uniote
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Eestern Pike
Warren Horless
Chesapeake
Ed Derry
Southeastern
Sam Speakman
Trace
Dan Ramey
Dave Houck
Chesapeaoke
Merle Jones
Unicto
Mike Climer
Gary Buckley
Crooksville
Mark Wilks
Chesapeare
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Paint Valley
Mike Martin
Eastern Icee
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Charles Rodgers
Dale Smith
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Ed Noce
Tom Hunt
Chesepeake
Jim Hult
Dorre
Seth
Gary Dingess
Bobby Day
Point Valley
Portamouth
Southwestern
Epstern Mews
Sherdar
Eastern Pike
Major League Leaders Summary
Baseball leaders across American and National Leagues highlighted include batting leaders Alvis and Rose with 327 and .382 averages respectively, and notable stats for runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals. Pitchers McLain and Reed show 5-0 and 3-0 records with 1.000 and 1.000 ERAs, while MecDowell, Sodecki, and Singer post high strikeout totals.
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Athens Little League coaches to meet Tuesday evening
Athens city recreation director Bob Burson reports a meeting for all Little League coaches set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Athens High School cafeteria.
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Tiant Tempers Orioles With Fourth Straight Shutout
Tiant hurls his fourth straight shutout beating Baltimore 2-0 as Cleveland wins the first game of a doubleheader. Williams adds eight scoreless innings before Brooks Robinson homers in the ninth in a 4-1 Cleveland sweep. Tiant improves to a 1.73 ERA, already near the major league shutout record.
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Chicago
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Chicago White Sox
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Sal Bando
Alston breaks rule yet Dodgers win in 12th
Dodgers beat Braves 1-0 as Willie Davis ends 0-for-24 slump with a 12th inning triple and Zoilo Versalles singles home the decisive run. Alston admitted he intentionally walked Hank Aaron to set up a possible rally, justifying the move for Aaron's rare, clutch status.
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Los Angeles
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Mets
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Athens Bulldogs Aim to Clinch Northern Division Lead
The Athens Bulldogs host Nelsonville York in a makeup baseball game Tuesday at 4 p.m. The Bulldogs are unbeaten in four league games with only Wellston on Thursday remaining. Logan sits second at 4-2 after completing its season, while Wellston and Nelsonville York are 1-4 in the Northern Division.
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Baseball scores and tonight's schedule amid mixed results
Chicago 4 0 New York 3 10 Los Angeles 1 Atlanta 0 12 innings Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia Houston 3 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco Today's Games Atlanta at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Chicago at Los Angeles Schedule showsNL games with several matches and pending holders.
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