Dearing Hurls No-Hitter In Midget League Action
Walt Dearing Jr pitched a no hitter as Kiwanis blanked Godman 5-0 on the LHS diamond. Dearing fanned 11 and allowed one ball to the outfield. Mark Shaw took the loss with 12 strikeouts despite two hits allowed. Kiwanis led 1-0 in the first and pulled away in the fifth with a four run burst.
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Walt Dearing Jr
Kiwanis
Godman
LHS
Dearing
Mark Shaw
Roy Blankenship
Randy Burcham
Perdue to Join Buckeye Grid Staff This Fall
Tom Perdue of Wellston now a Cincinnati Red farmhand will join Ohio State University's Buckeye coaching staff as an assistant this fall. He will also return to college classes to finish his degree needing two quarters. Perdue is center fielder for the Peninsula Grays in the Carolina League batting .321 and previously played for the Tampa Tarpons in 1962 and 1963. At OSU he played defensive end and will assist End Coach Esco Saarkinen with the varsity and freshmen squads.
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Tom Perdue
Wellston
Cincinnati Red
Ohio State University
Woody Hayes
Buckeye
Perdue
Ohio State
Huntington
W. Va
Peninsula Greys
Tampa Tarpons
Newport News
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake Bay
Grays
Esco Saarkinen
OSU
Jockey Hartack Key to Northern Dancer Belmont Bid
In New York AP report Jockey Bill Hartack is singled out for aiding Northern Dancer as the Canadian owned runner seeks the Belmont Stakes win at Aqueduct. The 1 1/2 mile race offers 125 000 added with 110 850 to the winner and could push the colt past 625 922 in earnings. Northern Dancer has been ridden by seven jockeys in 17 starts, with Hartack the latest to steer the favorite.
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New York
Bill Hartack
Aqueduct
Dancer
Bob Ussery
Davalillo Shines But Indians Fall To Senators 5 3
Vic Davalillo delivered Cleveland’s best moments in a 5 3 loss to the Washington Senators. The outfielder, back in center after an arm issue, pulled a ball to left and hit his first homer of the season in the eighth after Dick Howser doubled.
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Cleveland
Vic Davalillo
George Strickland
Indians
Vic
Strickland
Tribe
Washington
Senators
Davalillo
Dick Howser
Mele Apologizes for Beanball Threat in Twins Win
Mele, manager of the Minnesota Twins, apologized for a beanball threat toward Orioles pitcher Steve Barber after a previous incident with Tony Oliva. The Twins beat Baltimore 11-5 as Barber was due to pitch today, with Mele insisting the air has cleared.
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Associated Press
Sam Mele
Chuck Dressen
Mele
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Orioles
Twins
Tony Oliva
Barber
Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
John Fetzer
Fetzer
Tigers
Charley
White Sox
Dick Stuart
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Houston
Jets and Jacksonville Aces Marathon Game in Columbus
The International League rivals played a 15 inning marathon in Columbus with Jacksonville winning 5-4 after a 19 inning tie two weeks earlier in Jacksonville. Syracuse beat Toronto 3-0. Rochester topped Buffalo 5-3. Richmond blanked Atlanta 5-0.
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Jacksonville
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Atlanta
Logan Legion Hosts Marietta for Twin Bill
Logan's American Legion baseball team opens home season with a doubleheader against Marietta at 1 p.m. Sunday at the new fairgrounds diamond. Volunteers finish prep today. the backstop and outfield fence are in place with 310 and 320 feet lines. Starting pitchers are not yet decided, with Stilwell and others likely to see action as Logan embarks on a busy week including games at Newark and home games against Lancaster and Cambridge.
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Logan
American Legion
Marietta
Legion
Fairgrounds
Logan Jaycees
Newark
Kelley Stilwell
Stilwell
John Blum
Dick Bates
McArthur
Richie Elliott
Nelsonville
Gerald Brooks
Jim Brandt
Bill Mundy
George Hummel
B. J. King
John Gasser
Richie Nelson
the Legion
Lancaster
Cambridge
Scioto Oval Sees Record Fall In Fast Pace Duel
At Scioto Downs Columbus Ohio a dead heat for win in race four matched Caro lyn Volo and Jane Lind at 2 06 3 5. J M Volo set a 5 8 mile track pacing record 1 14 3 5 while Timely Barbara won the second half in a nose photo finish to pay 126 60.
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Columbus, Ohio
Scioto Downs
Carolyn Volo
Jane Lind
J. M. Volo
Ken Grieser
Archbold
Ohio
Danny Boy
Teddy
Marie Tassel
Timely Barbara
Fabled Miracle Mile Surges Past Four Minutes in Compton
Eight runners led by Cyrol Burleson break the mile into sub four minutes as Tom O'Hara and Burleson finish tightly. Bob Schul sets an American record in the 5000 meters at Compton Invitational with 13 38.0, defeating Bill Baillie in a thrilling final lap duel. Jim Ryun becomes the first high schooler to break four minutes with 3 59.0.
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Compton
Calif
Cyrol Burleson
Bob Schul
Schul
Miami University of Ohio
New Zealand
Bill Baillie
Baillie
Burleson
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola University
Oregon
O’hara
Archie San Romani
Morgan Groth
Jim Grelle
Bob Day
Cary Weisiger
Jim Ryun
Wichita, Kan
Ryun
Track stars chase NCAA berths in Mid-East regional
140 athletes from 24 colleges compete at Baldwin Wallace College to qualify for the June national meet in Oregon. Notables include Kentucky State’s Jim Kemp and Ken Cooksey, Wittenberg’s Bob Cherry, and Ohio rivals like Nate Hawthorne, John Duncan, Steve Gilbert, Bob Roth, Bert Reuss, and Frank Duda as events span sprints, hurdles, shot put, and discus.
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Cleveland
Baldwin Wallace College
University of Oregon
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Jim Kemp
Ken Cooksey
Kentucky State College
Bob Cherry
Wittenberg University
Kemp
Nate Hawthorne
Mount Union
John Duncan
DePauw University
Akron
Calvin Person
Cherry
Wittenberg
Harrison Dillard
Steve Cook
Valparaiso
Steve Gilbert
Ashland
Baldwin Wallace
Bob Vicek
Bob Roth
Hiram
Bert Reuss
Ohio Wesleyan
Frank Duda
Muskingum
Reuss
Lema Takes Over Lead In Thunderbird Test
Tony Lema, 30, said on stepping into the lead at the Thunderbird event in Rye New York. He clinched the advantage with a clutch chip from off the green on the 18th to finish strong.
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Lema
Rye
N.Y
Tony Lema
Dick Bates Named To East Squad For All-Star Series
MacArthur star Dick Bates is selected for the East in the Ohio high school all star baseball series. The games set for Jet Stadium Columbus June 20 and 21 follow Bates 6 1 record and 421 batting average as a senior.
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Dick Bates
MacArthur
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Jet Stadium
Columbus
Generals
Chauncey
Delayed Second Thought Is Costly For Koufax
Sandy Koufax pitched a no hitter against the Phillies for the Dodgers in a 3-0 win. He struck out 12, walked one, and later blamed a misjudged fastball for missing a potential perfect game. Koufax joined a select group with three no hitters and clarified adjustments in his delivery during the game.
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Koufax
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia Philles
Richie Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Allen
Doug
Dodgers
Doug Camilli
Phillies
Lawrence Corcoran
Chicago National
Cy Young
Boston American
National
Bob Feller
Cleveland American
Studio City
Calif
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia A’s
Feller
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