Athens Bulldogs Clinch SEOAL Title With 8-2 Win
Athens Bulldog juniors beat Gallipolis 8-2 on Memorial Field to claim the SEOAL championship. Jim Gaskill limited the Blue Devils to three hits in seven innings while Max Schwarzel and Jim Kyle led a 10-hit attack with two hits each and Kyle also drove in two runs.
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Memorial Field
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Jim Kyle
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Dick Roderick
Devils
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McKean
Hank Thompson
Ron King
Hill
Awama
Kyle
Russ Wickerham
Bill Carruthers
Tom McKean
Bob Cotler
Biggers
Wickerham
Tom Evans
Cotler
Gaskill
Art Wallace
Spots
Athens High School
Bulldog
Garry Douglass
Larry Smith
Jim Gaskill
Cliff Coursey
Bob Nelson
Chuck Burnfield
Frank Bean
Bill Biggers
Rick Bacon
Yankees Stop White Sox and Cardinals Blank Phillies
Yankees defeat White Sox 5-1 as three homers boost the win. Mantle Bauer and Throneberry homer. Chicago drops further in the standings. Cardinals beat Phillies 5-0 behind Lindy McDaniel seven-hit shutout for first since May 16, 1957. Giants win 4-2 at Cincinnati. Dodgers win 6-3 in Milwaukee to rise in standings.
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Indians Pounded as Smith Tosses Three-Hitter
Boston's Bob Smith hurled a three-hitter in a 6-1 win over Cleveland. Ted Williams Pete Runnels and Jimmy Piersall homered for Boston as Cleveland struggles with a growing sick list including Carroll Hardy Herb Score and Vic Wertz. Nine walks helped Boston pull away in the third.
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Dick Tomanek
Dick Sisler
Haddix Sees Eight Strong, Giants Rally Past Reds
Harvey Haddix pitched seven sharp innings, fanning nine with one walk as Cincinnati led 2-0. Mike McCormick allowed five hits, then San Francisco offense struck in the eighth for two runs to beat the Reds 4 2. George Crowe and Johnny Temple led the Reds with the sole top ten hitters. Roy McMillan and Pete Whisenant contributed in the early rally.
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Giants
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Sauer
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Mays
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Haddix
Boxing results from Boston to Seattle in varied bouts
In Boston Willie Pep outpointed Bobby Singleton in Hartford and Tony Dupas outpointed Ramon Fuentes in New Orleans. Johnny Gonsalves defeated Vic Cardot in Oakland while Terry Lewis stopped Edgardo Romero in Seattle.
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Conn
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Philadelphia
New Orleans
Tony Dupas
Ramon Fuentes
Los Angeles
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Gonsalves
Vic Cardot
Seattle
Terry Lewis
Spokane
Edgardo Romero
Argentina
Buckeyes Aim for Sellouts This Football Season
Ohio State University plans a record sale of at least 63 000 season tickets for the upcoming football games. Last season the six home games drew 484 118 fans averaging 80 786 per game with some near-capacity crowds. George Staten says season seat blanks go out May 31 to alumni benefactors O winners and others. July 1 for regular block purchasers. July 7 for those not at five year mark. Public singles with two or more games last year get blanks August 11 and tickets go on sale August 25.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
George Staten
Archery film at Athens County Bowhunters meeting
Ben Pearson and Howard Hil present a film on archery hunting at the Athens County Bowhunters meeting on Wednesday May 21 at Swearingen's. Members urged to arrive by 7 p m.
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Howard Hil
Ers
Athens County
Swearingen’s
Dark Traded For Pitcher In Cardinals Trade
St Louis at fourth place trades veteran shortstop Alvin Dark to acquire right handed pitcher Jim Brosnan from the Cubs. Front office states no money changed hands and Brosnan, 28, with a 3 4 record this season, will join the pitching rotation immediately.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Alvin Dark
Jim Brosnan
Chicago Cubs
Cardinal
Brosnan
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