SEC Golf Tourney Committees Listed
Hocking Hills Country Club members will staff committees for the Southeast Ohio SEC Golf Tournament to be held Friday through Sunday. R B Perkins chairs the event with John Owens and Al Bowman on the greens committee and caddies sought for all three days reporting by 8 am. Claude Chrisman leads tournament operations with multiple subcommittees and about 30 spotters will assist on site.
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Hocking Hills Country Club
R. B. Perkins
John Owens
al Bowman
Clarence Krumlauf
Hocking Hills
Claude Chrisman
SEC Golf Association
Jack Wilkins
Chriss Wolfe
Dayton Schultheis
Bill Vaughn
Duane Shipley
Glenn Hanger
Warrens
Harp Sommers
Bill Krumlauf
Roscoe Mowrey
Alice Roberts
Katie McCoy
Nancy Johnson
Agnes Johns
Betty Acker
Kate Miller
Wil Miller
Walter Jurgensmier
Bill Milmai
Ss Wolfe
Dave Derr
Be Eee
Wee Wilbur Lanning Jr., Jr
Bob Schmitter
Frank Downhour
Wilbur Lanning Sr
Barton S. Hall
Walter Ott
Indians win fourth in a row behind Latman 3 2
Cleveland beat Baltimore 3-2 as Barry Latman homered and pitched seven innings amid heat rain and a bug in the weather delayed game. Latman struck out 11 to move to 2-2 and Ted Abernathy closed out the final out with the tying run aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Barry Latman
Latman
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Ted Abernathy
Cleveland
Mike McCormick
Dick Howser
Vic Davalillo
Cepeda's 430 Foot Shot Lifts Giants Over Dodgers
Orlando Cepeda belted a 430 foot homer in the eighth off Ron Perranoski to snap the Giants out of a seven game skid and beat the Dodgers 7-3. The drive capped Cepeda's 12th homer, giving San Francisco a path toward the top of the league while Chicago and New York also won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cepeda
Dodger
Ron Perranoski
Dodgers
Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Ken Hubbs
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Minnesota
Hubbs
Dick Bertell
Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Lindy McDaniel
Billy Williams
Cubs
Howie Goss
Tracy Stallard
Reds
Tim Harkness
Joey Jay
Mets
Ray Culp
MJS Beats Acker 20-1 Behind No-Hit Pitching
Mary Jane Shamrock opening Peewee League season wins 20-1 over Acker Dairy with no-hit pitching by Greg Smith and Greg Inboden. They collect 12 hits including four homers and four first-inning runs on a walk a triple by Smith a Bill Helber RBI single and a home run by the unnamed batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane-Shamrock
Acker's Dairy
Greg Smith
Greg Inboden
Mary Jane
Doug Miller
Ed Brown
Bill Helber
Dan Dollison
Smith
Helber
Dollison
MJS
Collison
LHS
Finsterwald Sets Pace In Open Qualifier
Don Finsterwald former PGA champion from Athens Ohio led the U S National Open qualifying at Clovernook Country Club Cincinnati with a 69 64 133 nine under par setting a club record The field included seven entrants amateurs Stephan Wilkinson Bob Magee Frank Stranahan Me Thompson Art Doering and Don Essig III who won a three way playoff for the seventh berth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Clovernook Country Club
Clovernook
Brookline Country Club
Boston
Stephan Wilkinson
Richmond
Ind
Bob Magee
Fort Campbell
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Me Thompson
Bluefield
W. A
Art Doering
Columbus
Don Essig Ill
Indianapolis
Boys Baseball Announcements and Game Recaps
Logan's American Legion practice at 5 p.m. Thursday and 4 p.m. Saturday at the fairgrounds. H S Firestone Midget League practice 3 p.m. Friday and 1 30 p.m. Saturday at LHS. Godman's Midget League practice 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Godman plant. Lions Club versus Hocking Herefords tops tonight's LHS junior diamond slate at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion
Fairgrounds
H&s Firestone
LHS
Godman
Daily News Tops Pony League With Big Win
Daily News claimed first place in the Pony League by beating Carl Johnson Co 19 to 2 at the fair grounds. Benny Bennington pitched the win, allowing two hits with 11 strikeouts and nine walks. Bob Daubenmier took the loss after a complete game allowing 21 hits and four walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Carl Johnson Co
Fairgrounds
Benny Bennington
Newsboys
Bob Daubenmier
Johnson
Daubenmier
Roofers
All Daily News
Stoltz
Clay Liston Bout Reported Booked
The Boston Herald reports Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay have agreed to meet for the heavyweight title in Philadelphia on Sept. 30. Bud Collins cites Bob Nilon saying Liston’s camp agreed and Liston’s party moves toward London to sign Clay. The bout hinges on Liston defeating Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on July 22 and Clay beating Henry Cooper in London on June 16.
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Boston
Boston Herald
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Bud Collins
Bob Nilon
Liston
Jack Nilon
London
Clay
Nilon
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Henry Cooper
Chisox Manager Sees Bright Path to Pennant
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez expressed optimism about his club's progress saying the team is young and improving this season. He asserted they will grow stronger as the season advances and become hard to beat down the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Lopez
Baseball Standings Show Tight AL Race and NL Shuffle
The American League table lists New York and Baltimore atop the standings with tight margins as Kansas City and Cleveland chase. Monday results include New York 7 0 Washington 0 and Cleveland 3 Baltimore 2. In the National League, St Louis and Chicago lead with several key matchups and rain delays noted.
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W. L. Pet
G.B. Ba
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Miecenia
W. L. Pet. G.B
St. Louis
San Keeatee
Cincinnati
Milwa
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
San Francisco
Jets power leads to 5 3 win over Buffalo
The Columbus Jets beat Buffalo 5-3 as Bob Burda Elmo Plaskett and Pancho Herrera slugged homers led by Burda’s 14th and a two run double by Tony Asaro that sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Jets
Buffalo Bisons
Bob Burda
Elmo Plaskett
Pancho Herrera
Jets
Buffalo
Tony Asaro
Burda
VFW Edges Kiwanis 10 9 In Midget League Thriller
VFW pitchers held on as Jim Reinshell drove in the deciding run in the bottom of the final frame. VFW shaded Kiwanis 10 9 on the LHS diamond Monday evening in a high scoring midget league contest. Huffman led VFW with two doubles and Nunnally added a homer, double and single. Lange led Kiwanis with a triple and double as eight errors plagued the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reinshell
VFW
Kiwanis
Kiwanians
Reinshell
Chris Rieder
Rieder
Giiefer Walterers
Mike Ee
Jone Dearing
Rei
Déer
Kurt Ni
Vets
Greg Huffman
Winy
Lange
Mike Mount
Huffman
Nunnally
Firestone
Logan Clay
Columbus Motorcyclist Sets Record at Logan Speedway
A Columbus rider won the Sportsman Climb at Logan Speedway in record time, with Larry Hetrick taking the Harley Davidson in 4.19 seconds. Other winners include Don Seeley on a Triumph in Bantam, John Toth on a BSA in Lightweight, Earl Bowlby on a BSA in Medium, Tom Clark on a BSA in Heavyweight, and separate wins in boy and girl junior races.
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Columbus
Logan Speedway
Larry Hetrick
Bantam
Don Seeley
Hilliards
Fred Bailey
Charleston
W. Va
Triumph
Frank Koontz
John Toth
Glouster
BSA
Lewis Nixton
Harley Davidson
Bill Bryan
Groveport
Earl Bowlby
Logan
Bernard Clark
Lancaster
Keith Bruno
Tom Clark
Kenny Pritt
Eddie Redman
Jeff Stimson
Logan Rt. 1
Jackie Oliver
Mt. Vernon
Late-season hockey scores shape league standings
Atlanta snapped Syracuse’s six game win streak with a 1-0 win as Southern and Northern leaders clashed. Rochester defeated Arkansas 4-3, Toronto beat Jacksonville 5-3 in 11 innings, and Richmond beat Indianapolis 8-4 in an eventful slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Joe Chin
Atlanta
Syracuse
Rochester
Arkansas
Toronto
Jacksonville
Richmond
Indianapolis
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SEC
Ment
Jerry Connor
Roger Humphrey
Victor Sette
Robert
Lip) Jurgensmier
Joe Thomas
Jeff Spalsbury
Homer Wiant
Charles McAfee
Ray McMullen
Don Taylor
Lawrence Schorr
Earl Thompson
Howard Blum
Keith Ayers
Larry Bluhm
Richard Harden
Ray Campbell
Spotters
Carl T
Tansky Rambler, Inc
Tansky
Rambler, Inc
W. Hunter St
Rambler and
G.M.C
Homer
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Associated Press
Acker
Baby
Braves
Culp
Ed Mathews
Mathews
Phillies
Bob Hendley
E. Main St
Wilbur J. Fuller
Satudays
Clay-Liston
Chisox
Sunoco's
Sunoco
PLAID
Jurgie
Jet
Dale
Ashland Service
Rua
Harburger Bros. Plumbing
West
Hunter St
Seersucker
DuPont
Keiths
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