Ohio University honors sixty seven spring athletes at banquet
At the John C. Baker Center Ohio University recognized 67 spring sport athletes for their dedication. Standout performances included Darnell Mitchell's 4 12.38 mile and Mike Bradford's record pole vault of 13 8. Larry Thomas batted .363 and Ted State pitched 14 7 over three years. Bob Wandersleben hit .540 with 42 RBIs in 26 games. Chuck Woodlee led a MAC diving era, with Dave Wright posting a 1.75 ERA.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker Center
Darnell Mitchell
Cleveland
Stan Huntsman
Mitchell
Mike Bradford
Mansfield
Murray Cook
Clearwater
Fla
Larry Thomas
Wren
Bobcats
Larry
Grove City
Ted State
Big Ted
State
Cook
Thomas
MAC
Tom Tiettmeyer
Bowling Green
Mickey Sodenstricker
Marshall
Dave Wright
Red Milligan shoots 30 tops McBee golf league
Charles Red Milligan carded a 30 to lead second round play in the Royal McBee Golf League at The Elm Course. Tom Kyle and Virg Conkey tied for medalists at 39 four over par, with other low nets including Curly Holland 33 and Jim Breeze 34 in a season underway. The league plans its first tournament Saturday at The Elm with five flights across 18 holes.
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Charles “Red” Milligan
Royal McBee Golf League
Tom Kyle
Virg Conkey
Elm Course
Kyle
Charles “Curly” Holland
Gene Clark
Art Nichol
Royal McBee
Reds Stay Hot as Blasingame Cardenas Zimmer Fuel 5-0 Win
Cincinnati’s patchwork infield trio Blasingame Cardenas and Zimmer powered a 5-0 win over Houston as Joey Jay limited the Astros to six hits. Willie Mays sparked San Francisco with homers No 12 and 13 in a 7-4 victory over Philadelphia. Dodgers, Pirates, Cubs win. Yankees beat Kansas City. Angels top Washington.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Reds
Don Blasingame
Leo Cardenas
Don Zimmer
Houston
Joey Jay
Blasingame
Cardenas
Chip Zimmer
New York Mets
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
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Los Angeles
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Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Cleveland
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Orlando Cepeda
Phils
Felipe Alou
Juan Marichal
Stu Miller
Cal McLish
Frank Howard
Amateur Games Slated In Summer League And HVA Schedule
Action on the amateur scene increases this weekend with four games Sunday in the Summer League and two in the Hocking Valley Assn. adult men's league. All games are set for 2 p.m. Amesville hosts Trimble and Cutler hosts Broadwell in the Summer League while Athens faces The Plains and Glouster plays Stewart. HVA games feature Logan at Carbon Hill and Plantsville at Buchtel. Standings:
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WL Pet
Buchtel Ope
Dannie
Plantsville Ae
Murray City
OOO
Whel Pet
Broadwell
Glouster Ee
the Plains
Stewart
Athens
Amesville
Trimble Ove
Cutler One
Ramos Gets Nod Tonight In Capitol Series Opener
Pedro Ramos starts for the Cleveland Indians in a three game set against the Washington Senators Cayde Osteen. The 27 year old Cuban is batting .750 with a home run and a double in six appearances for Cleveland. If Al Luplow cannot play, Chuck Essegian or Willie Kirkland will man the outfields. Cleveland trails the Yankees by one game while Detroit faces New York.
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Chuck Essegian
Willie Kirkland
Willie Tasby
Gene Green
Spring Athletes Honored By Green and White Club
The Green and White boosters honored Ohio University spring athletes at Baker Center. Coaches highlighted sophomores and juniors. 67 individuals were introduced including swimming and rifle. Darnell Mitchell set the MAC mile mark at 4 12.3 and Ray Fleming was named 1963 captain.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Stan Huntsman
Kent State
Darnell Mitchell
MAC
Western Michigan
Miami
Ray Fleming
Huntsman
Larry England
Jim McKee
Butch Grover
Kermit Blossers
Rudy Roberts
Bill Schien
Jerry Bannister
Jim Combs
Earl Motz
Bob Baird
Bill Bailey
Jim Baldini
Ron Beganie
Jim Berendsen
Mike Bradford
Dale Hartley
Bill Heller
James Murray
Ralph Hughley
Wayne Lapinski
James Prewitt
Bill Taraschke
Dave Turk
Daniel Mitchell
Otis Wagner
Mike Ryan
Bob Santor
Alex Rotar
Lave Oswalt
Don Ogrizovich
Bill Hardin
Nick Karl
Jerry Mollencoop
Don Howells
Larry Thomas
Bob Vandersleben
Bill Hirzel
Murray Cook
Jim French
Frank Globokar
Roger Merb
Bud Dirscherl
Don Ozyp
Dave Wright
Ted Stute
Dan Wright
Lowell Girbert
Mer
Liberty Union Eyes Three-Peat In State Baseball Title
Liberty Union eyes a 46th straight win and a third consecutive state Class A baseball title at Ohio State University as semi finals shape up amid track and field finals and tennis golf rounds. Lima Senior seeks Class AA glory while Dayton Roosevelt Dominates track qualifiers.
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Liberty Union
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Baltimore Liberty Union
Lima
Lockland, Rowe and
van Wert
Lincolnview
Cincinnati Elder
Cleveland South
North Bend Taylor
Cleveland Benedictine
Niles McKinley
Dayton Roosevelt
Cincinnati DePorres
Columbus Academy
Bruce Draudt
Columbus Club
Kettering Fairmont
Akron Buchtel
Bob Littler
Athens
River Downs Opens as 7000 Expected for First Day
River Downs near Cincinnati kicked off a 44 day meet with officials forecasting about 7000 fans. The track runs through July 14 before the Cincinnati Turf Club event begins July 16 and continues until September 4.
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Cincinnati
River Downs
Cincinnati Turf Club
Vic Jimmy Wins Beulah Park Feature
In Beulah Park's Beulah Feature Vic Jimmy drew clear in the stretch to win the six furlong race in 1 13 3 5. The winner paid 11 80 with Nassa Rock second at 7 00 and Pete Vinegar third at 4 40. Eddie Arcaro watched among 3180 fans.
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Eddie Arcaro
Vic Jimmy
Beulah Park
Nassa Rock
Pete Vinegar
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