Western Michigan praises Ohio University medical care after injury
Robert L. Culp and Charles H. Maher of Western Michigan University commend Ohio University staff for Dick Ginste’s ankle injury treatment. The letter details prompt stretcher removal to Grover Center, immediate X-ray, casting, and hospital observation staged by University physicians and trainers.
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Western Michigan
the Messenger
Dick Ginste
Ohio U
Gary Delforge
Ohio University
Hart
Ohio
Bob Wren
Robert L. Culp
Western Michigan University
Wren
Charles H. Maher
Ginste
Grover Center
Charlie Fulks
William Allen
Bruce Joseph
Allen
University Health Center
P. J. Woodworth
Fulks
al Hart
Suns Win 10-6 In IL Ballgame After 30 Hits
Jacksonville Suns and Buffalo Bisons combined for 30 hits in a three hour night game before the Suns pulled out a 10-6 International League victory. Ted Abernathy earned the win as the key relief pitcher for Jacksonville. Other scores included Atlanta 8 Toronto 4 Richmond 4 Syracuse 3 and Rochester 5 Columbus 3.
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Jacksonville Suns
Buffalo Bisons
Suns
Jacksonville
Ted Abernathy
Atlanta
Toronto
Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester
Columbus
Athens High bats club Warren Local 11-0 in five-hitter
Paul Ayers pitched a five hit shutout for Athens High, improving to 6-1 this season as the Bulldogs dominate Warren Local 11-0. Dick Duncan drove in six with a double and homer, while Athens totaled nine hits and built early leads.
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Ron House
Athens High
Warren Local
Paul Ayers
Ayers
Warren
Athens
Dick Duncan
Bulldogs
Chuck Douglas
Bob Norris
Norris
Duncan
Fred Gibson
Douglas
Bill Wooddell
Max Evans
Mike Mansfield
Evans
Wooddell
Don Rice
Joe Mulligan
Larry Coon
Marietta
Rhe Warren
Elliott
Jennings
Moore
Marietta Leads District Track Meet Showdown in Southeast Ohio
The Southeastern Ohio High School District Track Meet draws 450 athletes from 13 Class AA and 21 Class A schools at Don Peden Stadium. Chillicothe led by Dave Smith and Marietta chase district titles as finalists run through a full day of events culminating in late finals and field events.
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Marietta
Southeastern
Chesapeake
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Belpre
Chillicothe
Gallipolis
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Ironton
Logan
Albany
Beaver
Brown-Zaleski
Clarksburg
Eastern
Huntington
Kgger Creek
Laurelville
Manchester
McArthur
Nelsonville
Paint Valley
St. Aloysiius
Union Scioto
Waterloo
Wilkesville
Centralia Frankfort
Warren
Terry O'Hare
St. Aloysisus
Dave Smith
Smith
Don Peden Stadium
Ray Bobo
John Schott
Bill River
Dashman
Lee Bulger
Keith Lewis
Pat Goebel
Roger Pape
Charles Williams
Hickory Oliver
Waverly
Dick Chemas
Ron DeVeau
Robie Frey
Charlie Stowers
Stowers
Jerry Detillian
Dick Lett
York Pounds Glouster in Four Inning Nonleague Victory
York High defeated Glouster 13 to 0 in four innings as Taggart threw a harmless single andYork piled up nine runs in the fourth. York improves to 9 8 for the spring and will close at home against Ames Bern.
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Glouster
Tom Taggart
York High
Taggart
York
Ames Bern
YONG
Fouty
Brunton
Hogue
McCallister
Wahama Knocks Racine for 13th Straight Win
Wahama High downed Racine 13-3 to extend its winning streak to 13. Charlie Hargraves lasted six innings before relief from Bill Jewell and Leonard Roush sealed the win as Racine dropped to 4-18. Gordon Clark and Eddie Van Matre led the 13-hit Wahama attack with three apiece, and a 7:30 p.m. home game vs Ravenswood is set for Wednesday.
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Wahama High
White Falcons
Charlie Hargraves
Bill Jewell
Leonard Roush
Duane Wolfe
Wahama
Gordon Clark
Eddie van Matre
Ravenswood
Palmer wins Colonial National with birdie burst
Arnold Palmer beat Johnny Pott by four strokes in an 18 hole playoff to win the Colonial National Invitation and move toward the year’s money record. Palmer, 69, earned $7,000 and boosted his 1961 earnings to $59,308, closing in on his own record of $75,268 set in 1960.
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Montreal Canadiens
Jacques Plante
Plante
Fort Worth
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
Arnie
Pott
Palmer
Reds Struggle With Pitching In Exhibition Loss
Reds fall 5-4 to Washington in 13 innings as Howie Nunn walks in the deciding run. Fred Hutchinson laments uneven spring pitching beyond Bob Purkey who remains the lone reliable starter. The setback comes amid a five game slide before facing Philadelphia tonight.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Bob Purkey
Howie Nunn
Washington Senators
Washington
Indians Keep Slim Lead Behind Kindall's Clutch Hitting
Cleveland general manager Gabe Paul’s November deal sent Bobby Locke to Chicago for Jerry Kindall. The 26 year old Minnesota native has strengthened the Tribe with stellar fielding and timely hitting, batting .277 and excelling against the Yankees at .385 with eight of 14 RBIs. The Indians, seven of nine in their last nine, visit Kansas City as Jim Perry faces Manny Jimenez. Ohio University baseball, 15-6, plays Xavier after a postponed Morehead game May 21 due to the conference playoff.
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Gabe Paul
Bobby Locke
Chicago Cubs
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Tribe
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Jim Perry
Manny Jiminez
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Xavier
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Morehead
Ohio Valley
Point Pleasant Tops Gallipolis in Seven Inning Win
Point Pleasant won its ninth baseball game of the season, beating Gallipolis 8 to 6 in seven innings. Ned Jones went 3 for 3 with a three run homer in the sixth, Denny Johnson added two hits including a two run double, while Dennis Harris and Bob Scott homered for Gallipolis.
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Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Ned Jones
Denny Johnson
Dennis Harris
Bob Scott
Buffalo Putnam
Poca
Anthony and Hill
Jones and Price
Weathered Standings and Schedule From Monday Baseball Brief
A compact update shows Cleveland and New York atop the American League ranks with 17 and 16 wins, followed by Minnesota and Chicago. Monday yielded no games, and today features Washington at Chicago and Minnesota at Detroit among others. National League lines list San Francisco leading with 24 wins and St Louis at San Francisco in a tight race.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San
Fran
Los
St RiOuiSs
Lee OU Femmes Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philad
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Gallipolis to Host SEOGA Golf Tourney in 1962
SEOGA secretary William H. Janes announced the annual event will start June 22 at 10 a.m. with a Pro-Am. The three day tournament runs June 22 to 24 at Gallipolis Golf Club, with USGA rules and local rules published in advance. Team registration is $150 for 10 players on June 12, with senior groups 50-55, 56-64, and 65+. Further details to appear in The Messenger.
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SEOGA
William H. Janes
The
Golf Association
Athens
Fairgreens Country Club
USGA
Gallinolis Club
Messenger
Athens Golfers Win Tri Meet at Wellston
Athens High pulled a tri meet victory at Wellston over Chillicothe and the host, with Athens 21 and Wellston 14 11. The scorers listed include Gerald Vermillion 38 6 14 points Robbie Rutter 44 6 points John Newcomb 40 7 points Reed Krantz 53 114 points.
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Wellston
Athens High
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Jackson
Gerald Vermillion
Robbie Rutter
John Newcomb
Reed Krantz
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