Record Fall At All Ohio Meet At Peden Stadium
Ohio University placed third at the All Ohio Track and Field Meet held at Peden Stadium. Kent State and Miami led with multiple records and first places, while notable performances included Marty Eisner and Sam Bair breaking several marks and Roger Pape winning the 440 hurdles.
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Wanted men and women 18 and over for US Civil Service job openings next year. Lincoln Service offers test prep and information on government positions and salaries. Free coupon offers a list of jobs and qualification details. Mail today to Lincoln Service Dept. 66-3B Pekin Illinois.
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Wills and Cepeda Spark Warm NL Night For 3-1 Cardinals Win
Maury Wills opened the Dodgers 10-6 win over Atlanta with his 10th career homer. Orlando Cepeda paced the Cardinals with four hits including his eighth homer, as St. Louis beat Houston 3-1 behind a three-hitter from their starter. Roberto Clemente homered in both Pirates wins over Chicago, and Sadecki recorded his first Giants victory in an 8-4 win over Cincinnati.
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SEC Qualifying Starts White Evans Win Handicap Tourney
Earl White and Tom Evans won the holiday handicap tournament at Athens Country Club with net 70s after shooting 78 and 80 in the 18 hole event. Close behind were Charlie Mitchell Gaige Paulsen Gene Poppenhaeger and Dale Moff with 71s and John Simon John Good with 72. Club pro Bob Littler Sr. announced 36 hole qualifying for the Southeastern Ohio tournament at Pickaway Country Club Circleville on June 17 18 and 19 with Athens members qualifying June 2 12.
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Antar sion FLL national league
Antar sion FLL participates in the National League season as a member club. The report notes league alignment, competition format, and potential matchups within the circuit.
Elbow Hip Shoulder Battle Sparks at Shea
At Shea Stadium a beanball war erupts between the Mets and Phillies. Dick Selma hits Richie Allen on the shoulder. Bob Buhl nails Selma in the elbow and Jack Fisher plunks him in the hip. The Phillies win the opener 7 2, then the Mets take the nightcap 3 1 as fans boo and toss fruit. Mets manager Wes Westrum vows retaliation while Phillies skipper Gene Mauch downplays the incident.
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