Charney Leads Hocking Hills With 36 In Golf League
Gene Charney fired a one over par 36 to take low medal honors at Hocking Hills Country Club on Wednesday. The event also saw No 2 men led by R B Perkins and Neil Hawk with 38s while No 5 and No 4 men earned medals by Scrappy Myers and Vic Rieder with 39 and 45 respectively.
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Davie Insurance
Logan Daily News
Hocking Valley Sand & Gravel
National Supply
Thomas Bar & Grill
All Star Dairy
Ford Hack
Logan Clay
Schultheis
Sun Glow
Carbo
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Art Wright
Charles Lanning
Ralph Fickel
Wilbur Lanning
Jim Jurgensmier
Charlie Davie
Bob Gano
Woody Nutter
Dayton duo ink Twins contracts for Erie farm club
Dayton University standouts Garry Roggenburk and Tommy Hatton signed with the Minnesota Twins for their Erie Pennsylvania farm team in the New York Penn League. Roggenburk, a left hander pitcher, posted 16.1 points per game in basketball. Hatton, a right handed third baseman, hit .286 and .333 in prior baseball seasons.
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Promoters Clash With Palmer As New Jersey Classic Opens
In Clifton New Jersey amateur promoters launch a $100000 Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club to chase crowds while top pros chase the money and the next week’s Oakmont Open. The field of about 140 includes Gene Littler Jerry Barber the 1961 Ryder Cup team and players Gary Player Kel Nagle Bruce Crampton Stan Leonard Al Balding.
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Gene Littler
Jerry Barber
Gary Player
South Africa
Kel Nagle
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Stan Leonard
al Balding
Canada
Father and son enter 154 pound class in wrestling meet
In New York, Ben Northrup and his father Dr. M A Northrup both compete in the 154 pound class at the National AAU championships at the New York Athletic Club. With Father’s Day nearing, Ben plans to gift a hammer lock if opportunity arises and odds favor a potential matchup during the five day event. Ben is 22 and his father 53.
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NEW York
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Ben
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New York Athletic Club
Dodgers Move Toward NL Flag Lead After Double Win
Dodgers win twice over the Pirates to extend a four game streak, closing in on the Giants in the NL race. Giants lose to the Cubs as St Louis tops Cincinnati, while Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and others post wins in the league.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Giants
Top Games Carded In Hocking Softball League Play Tonight
Don Helber's two out two run double in the last inning gave Rempel's Lumber a 6-4 comeback win over the Hocking Honor Camp. Curtis Chaney pitched five innings and drove in all Camp’s runs with a three run homer and a solo shot.
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Jerry Linton
Jack Rider
Chaney
Bob Burton
Brown
Helber
Boys Baseball Announcements From Local Leagues
The American Legion Peewee League schedules practice at 10 a.m. Friday and Saturday on the LHS junior diamond. King Lumber Co. Pony League holds a 9 a.m. Friday session at the fairgrounds. Carl Johnson Co. and McClellan's Dairy Pony League to play a 5:30 p.m. Friday practice game at the fairgrounds.
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Dairy of Pony League
He Sells Warriors, Still Keeps Control
Eddie Gottlieb sells the Philadelphia Warriors for 850000 to move the franchise to San Francisco and becomes its general manager for at least a year. He could become NBA president after Maurice Podoloff retires. appointment announced by Matt Simmons of New York, board chairman, ending a 1 1 deadlock with Bob Oldis.
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Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
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Gottlieb
San Francisco Warriors
Sadecki Suspended by Cardinals Over Late Show
St Louis pitcher Ray Sadecki, 21, was suspended indefinitely after failing to attend a game against Cincinnati. Manager Johnny Keane criticized his effort, while GM Bing Devine offered to talk but said Sadecki remains trade-unwillingly unbuyable today. Sadecki had a rough outing the night before, allowing two homers and five runs with two errors.
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Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Bing Devine
Sadecki
Cincinnati
Devine
Johnny Keane
Keane
Cards
Kansas City
Kan
Three Logan Women Bowlers Cash in State Tournament
Three Logan women bowlers Martha Trowbridge Dottie Nutter and Margie Weiss placed in the money in the spring women's state bowling tournament in Springfield. Each finished over 600 with handicap and earned prize money in the singles event.
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Logan
Springfield
Martha Trowbridge
Dottie Nutter
Margie Weiss
Mets' Castoff Shuts Out Buffalo For Leafs
Former Mets reject Orlando Pena pitched a five hit 3-0 shutout for the Toronto Maple Leafs against Buffalo. Pena struck out 14, walked one, improving to 4-5 and helping Toronto close to within two games of second place.
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New York Mets
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Buffalo
Toronto Maple Leafs
Cincinnati
Pena
Toronto
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
National League standings list San Francisco leading with 40 wins and 16 losses followed by Los Angeles Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Chicago New York Philadelphia Milwaukee and St Louis trail with varying records. Wednesday results feature Chicago over San Francisco 4 3 and a 2 2 Philadelphia tie with New York. American League shows New York Cleveland Minnesota Detroit and more with several doubleheaders and scheduled games Friday.
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Lew Burdette
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Jim Golden
Phils
Cal McLish
Art Mahaffey
Roger Craig
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al Jackson
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Los Angeles
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Wesleyan Netters Win NCAA Again
Ohio Wesleyan captures NCAA Mideast regional college division title for a third straight year led by Bill Toist and Dick Gordon. Toist and Gordon won the doubles final 6-2 6-1 and Toist defeated Gordon 6-2 6-1 in singles. The Bishops finished with 16 points to Wheaton 10 and Wittenberg 9.
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Bisons, Jacksonville Clash as IL Race Tightens
Jacksonville led Buffalo by six games after a 3-2 win over Columbus, while Syracuse defeated Rochester 10-7. Atlanta exploded for eight first inning runs to rout Richmond 12-6.
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Moose and GE W in Midget League Showdowns
Moose edged VFW 11 10 after a nine run second inning propelled by Danny Armstrong and a later rally. General Electric crushed Godman 22 1 with Chuck Keller going 3 for 3 and 14 strikeouts. Ellis vs Keynes scheduled for 5 30 this evening.
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Danny Armstrong
Jim Simmons
Jim Reinshell
Mike Martin
Armstrong
Vaughn Shark
Homer
Mike Hartman
Doug Bailey
Ellis
Hack Keynes
Bowling Notes from Summer League Standings
Men's Summer Sun Glow defeats Commonwealth Phone two games to one led by Bob Prince 515. Howard Slusher 565 for the losers. McArthur Wholesale blanked McArthur Marine Sales with A Collins 529 and Sam Lomax 517. Summer Social Alley Oops take two from Steve's Body Shop with Mabel Emerson 402 and Helen Sterling 448. Crystal Bar beats Scenic Lanes as Mable Harden 481 and Joanne Baker 500. McArthur Wholesale tops Columbus Mutual with Alice Collins 541 and Mona Bell Cottrill 464. Rollettes sweep Gut ter Snipes. Artha Thompson 497 and Florence Huston 429.
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Howard Slusher
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Sam Lomax
Oops
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Rollettes
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Florence Huston
Sugar Crick Wins Scioto Downs Feature in C-1 Pace
Sugar Crick owned by Elmer Martindill of Washington Court House won Scioto Downs seventh race in 2:05 3 5 with Walter Braskett in the sulky. Frank O'Mara then scored in the second race for Belle-Aire Farm, Sterling Wick as the horse, part of a $15.80 daily double that followed a two horse wreck.
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