Thomas Bar & Grill Captures Lead In Men's Golf League
Thomas Bar & Grill moved into first place in the Hocking Hills Country Club men's golf league by defeating Sun Glow. Thomas now holds a 4-1-1 record with nine title points, while Schultheis Insurance and two other teams sit two points behind with eight.
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Lony
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Davie Insurance
Logan Daily News
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Clarence Grandy
Vic Rieder
Art Wright
Bob Keynes
Ralph Fickel
Chriss Wolfe
Jim Jurgensmier
Carl Johnson
Bob Gano
Wally Saving
Joe Charney
Neil Hawk
John Owens
Frank Downhour
John Sloan
Mantle Out After Broken Bone in Left Foot
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees suffered a broken bone in his left foot during a 4-3 win at Baltimore Memorial Stadium. X rays showed a break in the third metacarpal and a cast up to the knee, likely sidelining him six weeks. Manager Ralph Houk vowed the team will persist without him.
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Horse Illness Hits West Coast at Hollywood Park
A coughing epidemic spreads through the Hollywood Park stable area in Inglewood Calif crippling entries with more than a third of the horses affected. Some races reduced to six starters and top stakes diminished by absence of star horses as illness sweeps West Coast tracks.
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Midwest
Teams Start Taking Comic Cubs Seriously
The Cubs swept a doubleheader from the Giants 9-5 and 5-4, tying the Cardinals for second in the NL and one game back of the leading Giants. Ernie Banks and Billy Williams homered, Lou Brock scored the decisive run in game one, and Culp held the Cardinals to three hits in a 3-0 Philadelphia win.
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Phils
Ken Boyer
Boyer
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Julian Javier
Pirates
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Reds
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Bubba Morton
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Mets
Warren Spahn
Belgians and Hackneys Idle as Patrol Posts Go Unstaffed
Belgians pulling the starting gate and the small hackneys used to ferry patrol judges to their posts have been idle this week. The animals have not been able to work, causing disruption to the routine.
Spencer Burgess Win Two Doorway Trapshoots at Club
Henry Spencer and George Burgess won the two doorway shoots during the Izaak Walton Gun Club weekly Saturday night event. Spencer hit six of ten birds in the doorway shoot and Burgess eight of ten.
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Spencer
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Lew Ingram
Bill Lawless
Tom Wien
Bob Pickett
Buffalo No Hit Spree Marred by Buffalos Spoils
Buffalo pitcher Steve Dillon lost a no hitter as Don Buford spoiled the Buffalo no hit bid with a single. Indianapolis split the doubleheader 9-1 behind Mike Joyce after a 5-0 Buffalo win. Atlanta won 3-2 over Syracuse to keep a seven game lead. Columbus won 2-0 over Richmond. Jacksonville 7-6 over Toronto. Arkansas defeated Rochester 6-1.
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Tribe
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Bison Dick Ricketts
Indianapolis
Mike Joyce
Atlanta
Syracuse
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Arkansas
Rochester
General Studies Feud In Sports Faces MacArthur Ruling
New York AP Douglas MacArthur is expected to rule on a dispute between the Amateur Athletic Union and the college affiliated U.S. Track and Field Federation over sanctioning rights for a National AAU championship meet in St. Louis June 21-22. The ruling could avert a split affecting a Russia meet, with previous stopgap truces tied to Tokyo 1964.
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USTFF
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Bowling Notes Show Mixed Results In Local Leagues
Ladies' Tri-League Aces win two of three over Bowlerettes led by Roberta Wolfe 403 and Ann Bateman 327. Countryettes sweep Trios with Dora A Wilson 381. Thelma Spradlin top loser 384. Scenic Lanes wins two of three over General Telephone as Milly Nelson 467 and Marcia St Clair 348 pace scorers. Crystal Bar down Vin tonettes. Catherine Leasure 389 leads winners. Tippy Cram 432 for losers. Collins Grocery takes two of three from Rollettes. Barbara Radkin 452 and Artha Thompson 469 for losers. Natco Diamond edges Twinsters two of three with Alice Arnold 467 and Helen Knight 434. Steve's Body Shop sweeps Parkview Beauty Salon led by Wanda Burgess 497 and Alice Hall 400.
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Collins Grocery
Rollettes
Barbara Radkin
Artha Thompson
Natco Diamond
Alice Arnold
Twinsters
Helen Knight
Steve
King Lumber Opens Pony League With 7 2 Victory
King Lumber won 7 to 2 in the Pony League opener at The Lumber boys rapped up the game in the first inning. Stoltz pitched six hits and five runs allowed. Tom Thomas doubled, John Gasser and Bill Mundy each singled, with Mel Brooker, Louis Campbell, and Thomas contributing. Stoltz and Auker held the mound, as Phelps and Baker added for the rivals.
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Mel Brooker
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King
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der Auker
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Ug Baker Stoltz
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Phelns
Gasser Andie Koontz
Logan Daily News
Laiegroup Deng
Carl Co
King Lumber
Vaughn Sharb Tosses Midget League No Hitter
General Electric defeated Godman 344 on Hilltop Diamond in four innings before darkness. Vaughn Sharb struck out six with one infield hit allowed, as GE exploded for 10, 12, 5, and 7 runs in each inning. Roger Johnson relieved, curbing the offense as Tim Holloway and Sharb starred for GE.
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Godman
Mies Toners Nephen
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Shark
Chuck Fuller
Electric Boys
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G-E
Tim Holloway
VFW Team Set for Saturday Midget League Game at LHS Diamond
The VFW boys from the Midget League will play a game Saturday at 9 a.m. on the LHS baseball field.
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LHS
Texaco Edges Merchants 4-3 In Eight Inning Thriller
Texaco downed the Merchants 4-3 in eight innings to tie for the lead in the Hocking Valley Softball League. The protest over a batter batting out of turn will be decided at tonight’s league managers meeting. Nelson Walters hit a bases empty homer for Texaco, Joe Sinnott added a circuit clout, Chet Vermillion earned the win, Stan Carlisle the loss.
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Logan Merchants
Merchants
Nelson Walters
Chet Vermillion
Stan Carlisle
Joe Sinnott
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