MAYS HIT STREAK ENDS AS COLTS TOP GIANTS
Houston Colts defeat San Francisco 4 3 as Willie Mays goes hitless for the first time in 21 games. Bob Bruce allows four hits, Hal Woodeshick provides ninth inning assistance, and Eddie Kasko Nellie Fox spark the late rally to win.
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Minx Power Falls From Twin First Base Battle
Vic Power, once Minnesota's starter at first base, faces possible trade as Don Mincher's hot bat and Tony Oliva's surge push Power down the depth chart. Mincher's four homers in five games boost Twins as they rout the White Sox 15-7.
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Hill Rise Dancer Duel Renewed in Preakness Showdown
Baltimore witnesses the 88th Preakness at Pimlico where Hill Rise and Northern Dancer clash after a Derby duel. Northern Dancer set a Derby record at two minutes flat for 1 14 4 miles, with Hill Rise just behind, final quarter 23 25 seconds. post time 4 45 p m EST, CBS coverage 4 30 to 5 p m.
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Logans Jim Oliver Joins Three-Year Mile Winners
An oversight corrected the Tuesday story to include Jim Oliver of Logan who has won the mile three years in a row in the SECAL meet. Oliver joins Logan’s George Stump and Athens’ Phil Rose as three-year winners in the event.
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Two Area Teams Compete in Ohio State Bowling Finals
Teams from Pomeroy and Athens enter the 60th annual Ohio State Bowling Tournament in Middletown. Blenner Block Co. of Pomeroy opens at 7 p.m. Saturday at J-J Lanes, with six Athens bowlers at 8 p.m. for doubles and singles. Pomeroy Holsum Bakery bowls at 9:30 p.m. Sunday opens Sunday action at J-J Lanes with Stroh's Athens team at 11 a.m. and Pomeroy events at 3 p.m. at Sports Bowl.
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OU Netters Rout Morris Harvey 6 3 in Home Victory
The Ohio Bobcats swept all three doubles and split six singles to defeat Morris Harvey 6-3 on their home courts. Mike Canty won 6-1 2-6 6-2 in singles and teamed with Mike L Heureux for a 6-4 6-3 win. Rex Roberts and Ted Martin added a 6-4 8-6 doubles victory as Martins sat out singles. Morris Harvey, 5-4 overall, sits 4-1 in conference. Ohio faces Eastern Kentucky and Xavier away this weekend.
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Rio Grande College Honors Redmen Athletes at Banquet
Bill Dillon named most valuable player and rebound leader with 23.1 per game as Rio Grande College honors the Redmen. Art Lanham presents awards to Steve Gilmore Terry Williams and others. Ray Woerner introduces golf squad members.
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