Ohio U Coach Blosser Hosts Rotary Golf Talk
Kermit Blosser, Ohio University golf coach and Logan native, spoke at the Hocking Hills Country Club about golf’s history, its growth in the U.S., and the sport’s challenges. He reviewed fundamentals and highlighted his career, while Don Finsterwald added news by winning $10,000 at the Speedway Festival in Indianapolis and rising to sixth on the tour with 26,543 earnings.
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Kermit Blosser
Hocking
Ohio University
Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Blosser
Logan High School
Ohio U
Britain
Scotland
U.S
Enterprise
Claude Chrisman
Harley Meyer
LHS
Dayton Schultheis
Joe Thomas
Hide-A-Way Hills
Nelsonville
Jack Oakley
Ralph Parks
Dave Neiman
Lennie Griggs
Bill Vaughn
Bill Miller
Don Finsterwald
Hocking Valley
Indianapolis
Finsterwald
War Over U S Track Control Reaches New Peak
The ECAC ordered its athletes to skip AAU track championships where the U S team for Russia will be chosen. California’s Big Six may follow. AAU accuses colleges of wrecking the U S team. ECAC and MacArthur peace talks cited. If colleges boycott, the U S team may be overwhelmed by the Russians in Moscow.
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New York
United States
Moscow
Eastern College Athletic Conference
U.S
Russia
California
Payton Jordan
AAU
General MacArthur
U.S. Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
ECAC
Federation
New York Athletic Club
St. Louis
Baseball practice schedules announced for Wednesday
Hack-Keynes team to practice at LHS diamond Wednesday at 9 30 a m. Logan Clay of the Midget League set to practice at the Fairgrounds at 4 30 p m. on Wednesday.
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LHS Diamond
Logan Clay
Fairgrounds
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Summary
The Associated Press reports National League standings with San Francisco leading at 31 wins and 19 losses, followed by St Louis and Los Angeles tied at 27 23. Cincinnati 24 23 and Pittsburgh 24 24 remain in the .511-.500 range, while Philadelphia Milwaukee Houston and New York trail. Monday results include Houston 2 Los Angeles 1. Today’s games feature Milwaukee at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Houston.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Major League Pitchers Still Hold Command
Three right handers dominated as hitters struggled in Monday action. Dick Farrell threatened a no hit bid for Houston as Rusty Staub powered Detroit with a homer, while Eddie Fisher tossed a complete game shutout for Chicago and Dave Wickersham led Kansas City past Minnesota. The Twins loss widens gap to leaders San Francisco and St Louis, and Chicago’s Jim Edmonds left with a broken collarbone after a Darwin.
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Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Rusty Staub
Uouseac A
Dodgers
Eddie Fisher
Chicago Sox
Los Angeles
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Twins
A’s
Farrell
Dick Tracewski
Jim Gilliam
Peters
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
St. Louis
Fisher
White Sox
Joe Cavisham
Baltimore
Bob Turley
Bowling Notes Women’s Classic Upsets and High Scores
Bowline notes show Midge Gift Shop taking two of three from Tiny Tot Shop led by Aggie Rempel’s 487. Milly Nelson bowled 485 as top loser. Elberfeld beat Hoot enanny twice with Lucille Stimson 421. Wavalene Rutter rolled 403 to pace losers. Dotties Beauty Shop swept Margies Beauty led by Helen Knight 450. Stoughton’s Garage won two.
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Midge Gift Shop
Tiny Tot Shop
Aggie Rempel
Milly Nelson
Elberfeld
Lucille Stimson
Wavalene Rutter
Dottie
Beauty Shop
Helen Smith
Margie
Helen Knight
Stoughton
Garage
Coker's Aha Thorpe' erence at 170
Margreee fights through a sequence around 168 to 176 in a fragmented report. Names and precise events are unclear, but the text hints at a scoring or measurement progression within a bracket or match. Further readable details are limited.
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Coker
Aha Thorpe
Erence
Margreee
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Rotary Club
Bob Nichols
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Tommy Aaron
Finster
Wald
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
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Aaron
Juan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Bob Duden
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Hocking Valley Ramblers Motorcycle Club, Inc
Bowlby’s Motorcycle Sales
Tommy Davis
Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Doc Edwards
Wickersham
Pascual
A's
Ray Moore
Bob Allison
Hurey
Sunbeam
Sotary
Eda
Shor Tedes
Sesssons
Red End Peat
H. P. Motor
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