1972 Pony League Rosters Announced
Fifty eight players ages 13 to 15 have been assigned to four teams for the 1972 Pony League season, City Recreation Director Harry Westfall announced. Two teams Logan Daily News and Key Club still need managers. contact Westfall. Rosters list players for Goodyear Daily News Key Club King Lumber Co. teams with names including Ricky Brown Jeff Smith Terry Smith Tim Mulholland and others.
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City
Harry Westfall
Logan Daily News
Westfall
Goodyear
Ricky Brown
John Chambers
Jan Hartman
Tim Mundy
Harold Peppers
Tony Snyder
Duane Starkey
Kevin Wright
Phillip Lightfoot
Jim Price
Gib Tschudy
Steve Walter
Wayne Moore
Terry Walsh
Daily News
Danny Boals
Rick Ervin
Bobby Hartley
Brian Hawk
Jerry Hickman
Kevin Lindsay
Jeff Smith
Robert Smith
Ricky Vernon
John Bishop
Randy Johnson
Brad Pierson
Paul Weedy
Steve Shaw
Michael Sigler
Dan Westenbarger
Key Club
Randy Cook
David
Bowling Highlights From Local League Night
Bowling highlights show Country-ettes with Mona Canan posting 175 140 191 506 to beat Road Runners. Pat Porter led losers with 434. Meadow Larks, led by Annamae Anderson 157 232 154 543 and Veda Bachus 149 201 160 510, swept Blue Birds as Katy Davis had 369 for the losers. Humming Birds, led by Shirley Bowlby 489, swept Canaries with Jackie Chambers rolling 436.
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Ettes Cardinals
Mona Canan
Pat Porter
Meadow Larks
Annamae Anderson
Veda Bachus
Blue Birds
Katy Davis
Humming Birds
Shirley Bowlby
Canaries
Jackie Chambers
Monument and F M Bank Dominate Slow Pitch Wins
Monument 5-1 over Dutch's & Bob's and F&M Bank 11-8 over Swaim's highlight a 5-0 start for Monument and F&M, with Logan Federal 4-0 and Modiglass 4-1 atop City Park league action. The schedule includes Logan Federal vs Citizens Bank at 8:30 p.m. and The Draft Board vs Highlanders at 9:45 p.m. in makeup games, plus a Sunday showdown Bankers vs Federals.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
City Park
Logan Federal
Monument
S & Bob’s
F&m Bank
Swaim
76Ers
Jaycees
Maxville
Modiglass
Eagles
Citizens Bank
Draft Board
Highlanders
Umentmen
D&b
Ron Rydzewski
George Hummel
Iak Smith
Terry Hamner
Smith
Bode
Jack Conrad
Tom Bell
Dave Kimball
Roger Hinerman
Weaver
Glen Carpenter
Larry Johnson
Dan Fink
Swaim’s
Reds Dash Astros 10-3 to Tie for NL West Second
The Cincinnati Reds powered past the faltering Houston Astros 10-3 sweeping the four game series at the Astrodome and moving into a second place tie behind the Dodgers in the NL West. Hal Medine hit a grand slam as Johnny Bench and Tony Perez also homered in a 11 hit attack. The Astros endured a sixth straight loss while the Reds won a fifth of seven.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Big Red
Houston
Astros
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Astrodome
Hal Medine
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Paradise
Reds
Johnny
Tony
Anderson
Bench
Perez
Logan Legion Opens Home Schedule With Weekend Doubleheaders
Logan's American Legion baseball team Post 78 will play Franklin Post of Columbus at noon Saturday and Jackson at 2 p.m. Sunday at Waldron Field. A flag-raising ceremony precedes Sunday's twin bill at 1 45 p.m. to rededicate the fairgrounds diamond in memory of J B Slim Waldron.
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American Legion Baseballers
Waldron Field
Post 78
Franklin Post of
Columbus
Jackson
Fairgrounds
J. B
Slim) Waldron
Chance And Elbaum Cleared By Panel
The Cleveland Boxing Commission exonerated promoters Dean Chance and Don Elbaum after an hour long hearing. Chance was cleared of bribe charges involving Ronnie Harris. Elbaum was cleared of business irregularities tied to the Daniels Gullick bout on October 19.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Dean Chance
Don Elbaum
Chance
Detroit
Ronnie Harris
Elbaum
Terry Daniels
Ted Gullick
Casanova Signs Contract With Bengals
Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Tommy Casanova, LSU All American, signs a multi year deal as the last 1972 draftee to agree. Coach Paul Brown notes long range pro goals and mentions Casanova will play in the College All Star game in Chicago. Brown also comments on Woolf plan for rookies and free agency.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Tommy Casanova
Louisiana State
Bengals
Paul Brown
Casanova
Brown
Sherman White
California
Chicago
Perfecta in Lebanon race pays $235.50
Rolling Agile and Pastime Bomb finished first and second in the ninth at Lebanon Raceway. Rolling Agile paid $11.60 to win and Pastime Bomb $8.20 to place. In the featured eighth Noble Direct driven by Brad Farrington won by a length, returning $9.20, $4.40 and $2.60.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Rolling Agile
Pastime Bomb
Lebanon Raceway
Noble Direct
Brad Farrington
Youth Baseball Practice Announcements
Logan Clay Products Midget League plans a 10 a.m. Saturday practice at City Park. Goodyear Pony League schedules 10 a.m. Saturday and 5 30 p.m. Monday practices at the fair grounds. Shaw Realty Peewee League sets a 4 30 p.m. Saturday session at LHS diamond.
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Logan Clay Products
City Park
Goodyear
Pony League
Fairgrounds
Shaw Realty
Lhs Diamond
Probate notices and final accounts filed in Hocking County
Court in Logan Ohio probate division lists Fourth and Final Account of Neal Dillon Guardian of Ronald P Kreider First Account of Harold Thrush Trustee of Anna Mae Thrush Trust and others First and Final Account of Minnie Mae Meyer Creighton Meyer and Melvin Meyer Executors of Howard Meyer Estate plus First and Final Account of Ralph E Sowers Administrator of Essie Marie Sowers Estate Hearing set for June 29 1972 with exceptions due five days prior to hearing notice served to creditors and interested parties Rhea Bangert Brown Judge 6-2-1t
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Court of Common Pleas
Rsans Nates
Hocking County
Ohio
Neal Dillon
Ronald P. Kreider
Harold Thrush
Anna Mae Thrush
Nellie Sauer
Minnie Mae Meyer
Creighton Meyer
Melvin Meyer
Howard, Meyer
Ralph E. Sowers
Essie Marie Sowers
Rhea Bangert Brown
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