Leaders Victors In HVA Stay Undefeated
Chauncey and Sunnyhill remained undefeated in the Hocking Valley Association Sunday. Chauncey won 15-4 over Stewart as Jan Taylor led with two doubles and a single, scoring three times. Sunnyhill beat The Plains 82, with White and Taylor keying hits.
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Sunnyhill
Hocking Valley
Stewart
the Plains
Bil Sanders
Wendell White
Chaun‘cey
Jan Taylor
Sun Kings
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Invaders
Bill Lillard
Chi' Oscago
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Finsterwald
Chicago
W. Poston
D. Johnson
Stan Gifford
Goodfellow
Ladies golf pairings set for Athens Wednesday round
Athens women golfers prepare for another round with 45 starters at the Country Club. Opening groups include Vi Widdoes Bette Clifford and Wilma Gardner, followed by Jean Christiansen Vi Starn and Marian Reeder and others names listed.
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Athens
Vi Widdoes
Bette Clifford
Wilma Gardner
Jean Christiansen
Vi Starn
Marian Reeder
Mary Wilson
Claud
Ine Rutter
Margaret’ Moffet
Laura Rosenberg
Jean Murray
Lois
Tillie Davis
Alma Rauch
Helen Ferguson
Gino Cline
Marge Exchenbacher
Lois Rob
Ison
Pat McCleary
Marge
Mathews
Ruth Richey
Louis
Coon
Little League Clinic Draws Near 120 At OU Stadium
About 120 young players attended a Sunday baseball clinic at Ohio University Stadium hosted by coach Bob Wren and eight Bobcat regulars. Wren led batting drills focusing on bunting and fielding, then shifted to defense with position coaching. Ralph Nuzum taught pitching basics, Jay Hornsby covered first base footwork, and Bobcat players demonstrated infield pivots and outfield drills for budding prospects.
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Bobcat
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Athens
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Keystone Possions
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Myron Hutchson
Ray Thompson
Jay Hornsby
Ron Nakatsuji
Scotty Griesheimer
Ween
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Harry Crewson
Bill Tewksbury
Keith Herdman
Richard Herdman
Chauncey
Harry Weinbrecht
Ohio University Field
Gophers Seek Big Ten Title With Weekend Stand
Minnesota must win this weekend to clinch its first Big Ten baseball crown in 21 years. The Gophers swept Michigan in a doubleheader while Ohio State lost twice to Purdue, giving Minnesota a clear lead in the Western Conference race. Indiana defeated Illinois, Michigan State split with Illinois, and Northwestern split a two game set with Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
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Gophers
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Indiana
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Michigan State
Northwestern
Wiscon
Chicago Ladies Win Bowling Tournament
Chicago teams dominated the 39th Women's International Bowling Championships with Daniel Ryan winning division 1 top prize, rolling 2880. Sims Five finished second with 2429, and Cleveland Bowling School led early before ending third. The field included 1915 teams from the United States and Canada.
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Daniel Ryan
Sims Five
Cleveland Bowling School
United States
Canada
National League and American League Standings and Results
Baseball standings show Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia and Chicago with mixed records. Sunday results include Brooklyn 55 Chicago 33 Cincinnati 54 Philadelphia 14 Pittsburgh 65 Milwaukee 30 New York 25 St Louis 02. Tuesday schedules list cross matchup slates across leagues. Also notes Young golfer Warrington McCullough, Yale, from Elkins Park, Pa, as the youngest team member.
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Yale
Elkins Park, Pa
Coach Pupil duo win cycle crown at Athens event
Dayton riders Reese and Warden captured the coach pupil combination five mile and B final titles at the Athens Motorcycle Club meet at the County Fairgrounds. Kramforth edged Roeder in a three mile A heat while time trials set fast marks led by Klamforth. The event offered 600 in prize money with AA officials from Columbus and Athens overseeing.
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Daytona Beach
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Joe Gee
Columbus
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American Association Scores and Regional Hockey Results
Louisville defeats Indianapolis 4 to 1 while Charleston beats Wichita 4 to 1 and Omaha edges Denver 5 to 0. Minneapolis tops St Paul 4 to 1. Denver 9, Omaha 8. Indianapolis 62, Louisville 31. Bermuda notes assemblymen since 1687 and a Better Vision Institute estimate cites 638000 Americans.
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Denver
Omaha
Braves stay atop as Pirates sweep doubleheader surge
The Pirates defeated Milwaukee 6-3 and 1 in a doubleheader, Long slugging two homers as Dale Long drove in seven to lift attendance and revive interest. Bob Friend and Ronnie Kline pitched complete games for Milwaukee, while Pittsburgh closes in on the pace despite a fifth-place standing as divisions shuffle behind the Braves.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bob Friend
Ronnie Kline
Braves
Kline
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
St.Louis
Miss McKay Wins Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Ohio University junior from Dayton Miss McKay won the Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament in Columbus. She defeated Shirl Turvey of Ohio Wesleyan in the finals 62 64, after beating Val Smith 64 60 and Kitty Fixx 62 61 in earlier rounds to reach the final. Turvey was the defending champion and top seed, with a 62 62 win over Mary Hunting and a 61 64 win over Nancy Hunting to reach the semifinals.
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Ohio University
Dayton
Columbus
Miss McKay
Shirl Turvey
Ohio Wesleyan
Val Smith
Kitty Fixx
Oberlin
Karen Siegfried
Miss Turvey
Mary Hunting
University of Dayton
Nancy Hunting
Denison
Charles Bethea Scramble for Title Spot at St Nicholas Arena
Ezzard Charles and Wayne Bethea meet tonight at St Nicholas Arena New York as the energetic lightweight scramble for the crown advances. Charles 3 17 1 record, Bethea 94 2 with 41 KOs, matchup seen as pivotal in post Marciano era.
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Charles
Bethea
Ame
Ezy
American Frog Wins International Contest
Buck Jr., a Bay shore Slough cracker from Oakland, won the International Frog Olympics in Angels Camp Calif leaping 15 feet 9 inches to top foreign and domestic rivals. Owned and trained by Bill Basacker an 8th grade Oakland student, the world record remains 16 feet 10 inches set in 1954 by Lucky.
Charles Stobart Shuts Down Racine in Ohio River League Victory
Charles Stobart pitched a 73 win for Racine at Coolville in the Ohio River League. He allowed only five hits as his teammates collected 13 hits. Dick Spencer was charged with the loss for Coolville.
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Racine
Stobart
Dick Spencer
Soach Predicts Pupil To Win Olympic Swim
Stanford coach Tom Haynie predicts pupil Robin Moore will win the Olympic 100 meter freestyle in Melbourne. Moore, 18, sped 48.0 seconds at the Pacific Coast Championship, beating Yale's Rex Aubry who had set 49.0 seconds earlier this year.
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Californ
Stanford
Tom Haynie
Robin Moore
Moore
Melbourne
Rex Aubry
Yale
Dow 4th in KC Open Leads Pros in Earnings
Bob Wininger won the Kansas City Open in a final round 70 to finish 15 under par 273. He earned 4300 dollars for the Mt Louis Open win weeks earlier and moved atop the pro earnings list with 13061.84. Rosberg Hawkins and Kroll chased as Wininger salvaged the victory with a back-nine surge.
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Kansas City
Bob Wininger
Bob Rosberg
San Francisco
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jene Littler
Singing Hills
Stan Leonard
Lachute
Wininger
Mike Souchak
Finsterwald
Winiger
Roseberg
Hawkins
Quality 500 qualifers set records at speedway
The May 30 trials near Indianapolis saw 29 of 33 entrants run over 140 mph in the 500 mile race qualifying at the Speedway. George Francis Patrick Flaherty and Tony Bettenhausen led the charge with new marks, while Johnny Thomson and Bob Sweikert posted near record times.
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Pat
Flaherty
Chicago
Johnny Thomson
Springfield
Mass
Jack McGrath
Tras Beatern
O'Connor
North Vernon
Ind
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Bob Sweikert
Indianapolis
Boxing card results from New Haven event
Steve Ward of Hartford defeated Jarl Mathews of Boston 10 0 in New Haven. Yvon Durella of Canada beat Terome Richardson of New York 10 0. Georald Jay of Jamaica stopped Tony Necro of Miami 9.
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Conn
Steve Ward
Hartford
Jarl Mathews
Boston
Hamilton
Bermuda
Yvondurella
Canada
Terome Richardson
New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Georald Jay
Tony Necro
Miami
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King Takes Claybank Win at Jaybanks Speedway
Kenneth King of Pomeroy won three stock car races Sunday at Jaybanks Speedway near Pomeroy. He captured the fast heat Australian Pursuit and feature race, with Bob Rhodes of Darke sd burg second in all three. Gene Siders and Bob Russell of Pomeroy finished among top positions, with Jack Lee and Harold Gregory placing in the slow heat.
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Kenneth King
Jaybanks Speedway
King
Bob Rhodes
Darkersburg
Gene Siders
Bob Russell
Jack Lee
Syracuse
Harold Gregory
Vinton
Coach Bunn Hearn Produces Major Leaguers from Tar Heels
The North Carolina baseball coach over 27 years has mentored many future major leaguers including George Stirrn weiss Lew Riggs Johnny Pea cock Burgess Whitehead Johnny Humphries Nate Andrews and Clyde King.
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Bunn ‘Hearn
Tar Heels
George Stirnweiss
Lew Riggs
Johnny Peacock
Burgess Whitehead
Johnny Humphries
Nate Andrews
Clyde King
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