Fred Vaughan Pitches Midget League's First Perfect Game
Fred Vaughan blanked Logan Clay Products 10-0 for the Firestone win in the Midget League. He allowed no hits or walks, with two LCP batters reaching on fair balls and all other outs via strikeouts or putouts. Firestone scored in the first inning, added two more in the third, and delivered five final runs in the last frame.
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Fred Vaughan
H&s Firestone
Logan Clay Products
Vaughan
LCP
Firestone
Logan Clay
Merle Stump
Billy Joe King
King
Gerald Brooks
George Hummels
Stump
Brooks
Roger Beougher
Ozzie Krannitz
Mike Nixon
Jeff Todd
Dave Halby
Denny Shuttleworth
Roger Finnearty
Stewart
Bainter
McClellan’s Daily
Logan Daily News
Theo. Johnson Co
Fairgrounds
Youth baseball league practice schedule highlights
H&S Firestone of the Midget League will practice at 1 p.m. Saturday at the fairgrounds diamond. Jurgensmier Stoltz of the Pony League will practice 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the fair grounds diamond. King Lumber Co. of the Pony League will practice at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the LHS diamond.
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H&s Firestone
Fairgrounds
Jurgensmier-Stoltz
King Lumber Co
LHS
Seniors Golf Championship Opens With 170 Entrants
The 53rd Seniors Golf Assn. championship began at Apawamis Club in Rye New York with over 170 golfers aiming to beat the 146 final score set by defending champion Franklin Clement of Lake Forest Illinois. John W. Roberts of Columbus Ohio posted 71 and then 77 for 148.
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Rye
N. Y
Apawamis Club
Franklin Clement
Lake Forest
Ill
John W. Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
King Lumber Co. Dominates Pony League Game 10-2
King Lumber Co. beat Jurgensmier Stoltz 10-2 behind Kirke Harper who fanned 11 in a complete game. Jim Green led the offense with three singles, Mickey Frazier added a triple and five runs, while Francis Schrader and Jim Gray contributed two hits apiece.
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King Lumber Co
Jurgensmier-Stoltz
Kirke Harper
Fairgrounds
Harper
Jim Green
Mickey Frazier
King Lumber
Jim Gray
Francis Schrader
Frazier
Green
Schrader
King
Gray
Terry Stewart
Larry Bainter
Dennis Anderson
Laurelville A C Softballers Face Chillicothe One Hour Cleaners
Laurelville A C softballers meet Chillicothe One Hour Cleaners tonight in Cir cleville Independent Softball League action. Laurelville is tied for second at 2-1 behind the unbeaten Cleaners, who have won three straight. Ted McKinney will start for Laurelville. he pitched Bart's Bar of Columbus to the 1956 state title.
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Laurelville A.C
Chillicothe
Cleaners
Circleville
Laurelville
Ted McKinney
Central Ohio
McKinney
Bart's Bar of Columbus
Jackson Schools Hire Bob Ashley Middleport Grad
Bob Ashley, a Middleport High School graduate and former star athlete in football basketball and baseball, is hired to teach physical education in Jackson schools. He will graduate from Marshall College in August with a major in physical education and business principles.
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Bob Ashley
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Jackson
Marshall College
Ashley
Little Leaguers Change Playoffs
Little League Baseball Inc. announces major changes to the summer world series. The event will be three days with four regional winners advancing to Williamsport. Regions will be New York City east, Louisville south, Chicago north, and San Francisco west. Dates to be announced.
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Williamsport
Little League Baseball Inc
New York City
Louisville
Chicago
San Francisco
Logan Clay Clinches Sixth Golf Win In League Standings
Logan Clay golfers Wednesday earned their sixth straight victory and remain sole leaders in the Hocking Hills League. Saving Hardware’s Wilbur Lanning led individual scores with a 34, while the four-man Saving team posted a 160 gross. Other match results feature Jurgies Sunoco, Sun Glow Furniture and Cullison's Texaco defeating multiple opponents as the league races toward the season’s end.
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Logan Clay
Thomas Bar & Grill
Wilbur Lanning
Jurgies
Sunoco
Martin
G.E
National Supply
Schultheis Insurance
Logan
Skip Humphrey
Kenny Acker
Clarke Bixby
Scrappy Myers
Bill Moore
Lou Riggs
Buck Martin
Thomas
Chuck Keller
al Bowman
Norm Watts
Warren Johns
Charlie Davie
Jack Rauch
Chuck McAfee
Stephen Johns
Schultheis
Jack Wilkins
R. B. Perkins
Cecil Scott
Brown Roberts
Don Shafer
Walter Huffman
Bill Vaughn
John Owens
Lip Jurgensmier
Clarence Krumlauf
Bill Stephenson
Harry Bell
Jack Tingley
Doc Gaffin
Claude Chrisman
John Reynolds
Jim Romanowski
Bill Zillcox
Ned Fickel
Jim Moir
Bill Miller
Bill Pearson
Strome Wins Feature Race at Lake Logan Speedway
Bob Strome won the 20 lap stock car feature at Lake Logan Speedway Sunday night. Chuck Romine had the best lap time at 18.5 seconds and finished second with Pete Skinner third. The program included six 10 lap heats with Romine Holcomb Love Adams Kutz and Rolley Poling Strome Forsen Tove and Skinner. Next races are scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday with rain-night contingency.
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Bob Strome
Lake Logan Speedway
Chuck Romine
Pete Skinner
Ray Holcomb
Bob Love
Don Adams
Dick Kutz
Fuzz Rolley
Frank Poling
Dan Forsen
Bob
Tove
Par fails to beat quartet as aces rise at Shawnee
Louis ville golfer Carl Burkhead made par on a 150 yard par 3 at Shawnee Golf Course Wednesday but four playing partners outshot him. Ed Jones eagled a hole in one while Rich Metzger and Ed Schoenbachler made birdies to finish in two.
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Louisville
K.Y
Carl Burkhead
Shawnee Golf Course
Burkhead
Ed Jones
Rich Metzger
Ed Schoenbachler
Logan Braves Seek 1st Win in HVA Clash
The Logan Braves aim for their first win as they travel to Plantsville on Sunday. They previously lost 13 5 to defending champion Sunnyhill Coal Co. in their season opener. Other HVA results saw Amesville beat Plantsville 9 in 10 innings and Glouster rally to defeat Buchtel 13 2.
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Logan Braves
Hocking Valley Association
Plantsville
Braves
Sunnyhill Coal Co
HVA
Amesville
Glouster
Buchtel
LHS
Lollar Fined Five Dollars for Chatting with Fan
Chicago White Sox catcher Sherm Lollar was fined $5 by the American League after a spectator and Lollar chatted during a game. The incident involved a league rule violation and resulted in a monetary penalty.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sherm Lollar
Lollar
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Laurelville A. C
Jackson Schools
Middleport Grad
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Callie
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Keith's Men's Shop
W. Main St
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U.S. No
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