Tie For First In Men's Golf Loop At Hocking Hills
Daily News and Thomas tie for first with 10 title points after 10 wins. Davies 5-2-0, Schultheis Insurance and Logan Products sit in a tie for second with eight points. Logan Clay Products wins weekly team award with a 145 net. Medalists include Jim Blanton 36 No 1 and Ralph Fickel 37 No 2.
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Davie Insurance
Hocking Hills Country Club
Thomas Bar & Grill
Carborundum
Daily News
Thomas
Davies
Schultheis Insurance
Logan Products
National Supply
Hocking Valley
Jim Blanton
Logan Clay
Ralph Fickel
Rich Conner
Lawrence Schorr
Vic Rieder
Logan Clay Products
Logan
All Star Dairies
Hardware
Logan Daily
Schultheis
Hocking Valley Land
Davie
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Carbo
al Bowman
Art Wright
Ralph Baker
Joe Thomas
Jim Jurgensmier
Clarence Grandy
Bob Gano
Sun Glow
Gene Charney
John Owens
Ned Fickel
John Sloan
Duane Shipley
All Star
All Star Vs. Saving — Harp Sommers
Bob Keynes
Jeff Spalsbury
Chriss Wolfe
Rich Coiner
Stine Johnson
Boone Huffman
Chris Horn
Don Shafer
Neil Hawk
Chuck McAfee
Shotgun Champs To Be Selected In Ohio Trapshoots
In Vandalia Ohio the 77th annual Ohio trapshoot championships began with a record 277 entrants. Preliminary events split shooters by averages as of past years, with 200 targets at 16 yards determining class champions. Johnny Sternberger of Trotwood led prelims with 97 of 100 at 16 yards and 91 of 100 from 27 yards for 188 of 200.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Little Fellows
Johnny Sternberger
Trotwood
Sternberger
Blancett Captures Ohio Golf Title At Zanesville
Don Blancett, 40, of Zanesville, won the eighth annual pre senior state golf championship at his home course, the Zanesville Country Club, with a 151, seven over par. He overtook Steve Pipoly and Dr. John Lorms with a strong finish after a windy day, beating 160 competitors.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Don Blancett
Zanesville Country Club
Blancett
White Transportation Co
Steve Pipoly
Youngstown
Pipoly
Lorms
Steve Jupinko
Columbus
Jack Hemmer
Newark
William Harrellson
Troy
Cy Schaffner
Robert Ross
Springfield
Dr. R. A. Reich
Baseball Standings And Results From Major Leagues AP Report
The Associated Press baseball standings show New York leading the American League with a 44 20 record, Baltimore 32 26, Minnesota 31 26, Boston 27 22, Cleveland 26 22, Chicago 29 33, Los Angeles 29 33, Washington 20 40. Notable games include Chicago 3 Los Angeles 0, Kansas City 12 Minnesota 4, New York 3 Baltimore 2 in 10 innings, and Cleveland 12 Detroit 6. National League leaders include Los Angeles 33 25, St. Louis 34 26, San Francisco 34 26, Chicago 32 28, Cincinnati 30 27, Pittsburgh 28 30, Philadelphia 28 30, Milwaukee 27 31. Evening results: Los Angeles 9 Houston 1, Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 2, and San Francisco 3 Chicago 1. Upcoming: Philadelphia at St. Louis and Chicago at San Francisco among other games.
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Kansas City
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Jim O'Toole
Reds
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Giants
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Bob Bolin
Cardinals
Len Burdette
Hank Aaron
Braves
New Yorkers
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Angels
Twins
Indians
O'Toole
Bob Buhl
Bolin
Cubs
Phils
Ron Taylor
Bobby Shantz
Burdette
Mets
Aaron
Galen Cisco
Local Baseball Teams Schedule Practice This Weekend
Logan's American Legion unit holds practice at 4 p.m. Saturday on the fairgrounds diamond. H&S Firestone Midget League meets at 3 p.m. Friday and 1 30 p.m. Saturday at LHS diamond. Kiwanis Midget League practices at 9 a.m. Friday at LHS diamond.
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American Legion
Fairgrounds
H&s Firestone
Lhs Diamond
Kiwanis
Local Go-Kart Club Holds Initial Races
The Hocking Hill's Go-Kart Club opened its season with races at Walnut St. raceway Saturday night. Men's Class A winners were Peters Wolfe and Patton. Boys races were won by Larry Chaffin Leroy Wolfe and Jim Patton. Races resume Sunday at 7 p.m. with free admission.
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Walnut St. Raceway
Peters
Wolfe
Patton
Larry Chaffin
Leroy Wolfe
Jim Patton
Homers Lead Hack-Keynes Past Elberfelds 6-3
Hack-Keynes defeated Elberfeld's 9 6-3 as Jim Dalton pitched a one hit game with 12 strikeouts. Brown homered driving in two runs while Daugherty and Robby added key singles. Godman faces the Elks at 5 30 p.m.
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Aee
Brown
Hack Ke
Robby
Daugherty
Godman
Elks
King Lumber dominates with 10 0 win over Logan Daily News
Steve Mowery pitched a blazing one hitter for King Lumber in a 10 0 Pony League victory over Daily News. Mowery faced 22 batters, fanned 13, and allowed no walks, with Daily News’ only hit a first inning single by Mike Walsh. King improved to 2 0, while Daily drops to 2 1 as their game with King Lumber Carl Johnson Co. was postponed to Friday.
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Steve Mowery
Logan Daily News
King Lumber
Mowery
Daily News
Mike Walsh
Stefan den
Nis
Aaa
Lumberboys
Tom Thomas
Louis Campbell
John Gasser
Mel R
Les
Bill M
Campbell
Ies
Lumberhogs
Rogerite
Gasser
Goldsberry
Brooker
King
Carl Johnson Co
Indians Beat Tigers as Davalillo Breaks Arm
Cleveland remains on a six game win streak as Vic Davalillo suffers a fractured forearm after being hit by a pitch in Detroit. The Indians, trailing 6-3, rally for a 12-6 win aided by nine runs across the sixth to eighth innings and homers by Adcock and Azcue. Jerry Walker gets the win in relief.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Vic Davalillo
Indians
Tigers
Cleveland
Cavaiillo
Tribe
Birdie Tebbetts
Davalillo
Tiger
Joe Adcock
Joe Azcue
al Kaline
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Dick Donovan
Jerry Walker
Player criticizes golf ratings amid Thunderbird field
Gary Player denounces money as the main gauge of golf success while opening the Thunderbird Classic at Westchester CC. He pairs with Arnold Palmer as Jack Nicklaus, Bob Rosburg, and Paul Runyan lead a strong 138-man field that includes Julius Boros Tony Lema and Don Finsterwald. Ben Hogan, age 50, is also noted.
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Harrison
N.Y
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
Bob Rosburg
Paul Runyan
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Don Finsterwald
Ben Hogan
Baldwin-Wallace Star Signs with Indians
Jerry Schrock a 21 year old outfielder named Baldwin Wallace College outstanding athlete of the year signed a bonus contract with the Cleveland Indians. He is assigned to the Dubuque farm club in the Midwest League. The club did not disclose the bonus amount.
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Cleveland
Jerry Schrock
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cleveland Indians
Dubuque
Indians
O'Toole Tops Pirates With Third Straight Shutout
Jim O'Toole hurled a three hitter in a 3-0 win over Pittsburgh for his 11th victory and a second straight shutout. The Reds, 11-3 with a 2.07 ERA, gain in the NL race as Maury Wills and Willie McCovey sparked rallies for the Dodgers and Giants. Aaron provided power for Milwaukee, while Podres and Bolin dominated on the mound for their teams.
Virginians Rise Above .500 With Overtime Wins
The Richmond Virginians boast a winning streak in the International League with a 4-3 overtime victory over Buffalo thanks to Don Budd's 10th inning homer. Indianapolis beat Columbus 7-4 in the IL as other games were postponed due to rain and cold.
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Associated Press
Richmond Virginians
Vees
Buffalo
Don Budd
Indianapolis
Columbus
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Ohio athlete Schrock signs on at Green Springs
Schrock from Green Springs Ohio signs Wednesday after earning 11 athletic letters at B W and being named to the All Ohio conference baseball team.
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Schrock
Green Springs
Ohio
Rotary Belted American Legion In Peewee League Play
Rotary defeated American Legion 23-5 in a Peewee League game. George Shaw and Steve Brown pitched five hitters, 12 strikeouts, and 10 walks. Shaw led Rotary with two home runs and five hits, while Brooks added a home run, a triple, and two singles.
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Rotary Belts
American Legion
Rotary
George Shaw
Steve Brown
Kenny Gotke
Roger Lewis
Randy Slack
Gottke
Shaw
Lewis
Jim Brooks
Brian Goss
Larry Walker
Brooks
Brown
Jay Beougher
Slack
Legion
Goss
Keglers Split State Tourney Cash In Ohio Bowling
Twelve Logan bowlers share cash prizes at the 59th annual Ohio State Bowling Association Tournament held Feb 23 to May 12 at McGuffey Lanes Youngstown. Top singles prize went to Fred Thomas with 718 earning $41.25. other top finishers include Shine Weymiller Shine Appleman Elmore Beale Andy Mowery Jim White Cecil Scott. In handicap doubles Skip Ridener Jim Gault posted 1264 for 169th and $22. St Clair Ellis Slasher Myers Banfield Harden scored smaller prizes. Rudy Myers was the lone all events winner with 1811 for 115th and $6.
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Logan Keglers
Ohio State Bowling Association
McGuffey
Youngstown
Fred Thomas
Shine Weymiller
Shine Appleman
Elmore Beale
Andy Mowery
Jim White
Cecil Scott
Skip Ridenour
Jim Gault
Jim St. Clair
Ray Ellis
Howard Slasher
Rudy Myers
Clarence Banfield
Dick Harden
Landis Elected As Sports Boss
Columbus Ohio Paul B Landis 64 was chosen as the Ohio High School Athletic Association fourth commissioner He had been acting head since May 29 and succeeds the late W J McConnell who died May 26 Landis is a former Bowling Green basketball coach and Oberlin graduate with a long career in education and state athletics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Paul B. Landis
Association
Landis
Carl Hopkins
Delaware
W. J. McConnell
State Board of Control
H. R. Townsend
H. W. Emswiler
McConnell
Emswiler
Reynoldsburg
Townsend
Oberlin College
OHSAA
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Department of Education
Evelyn
Worthington
Paul Jr
U.S. Secret Service
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Jerry Connor
Abe Leonard
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Dick Frasure
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John Wilson
Herb Engle
Ford
Bob Schmitter
Lip Jurgensmier
Wilber Lanning
Bill Mercer
Charles Davie
Claude Chrisman
Scrappy Myers
Harry Bell
Blancett Caps
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Elberfeld
Weassaerts
Bdad "Eanesac
Jim Dalton
Ree Dehort
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Kent Himedf
Ellis
Daubenmier
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John Brown
Hack- Keynes
Hot Tribe
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Minnesota Twins
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Souterne
Nick’s Wine Shop
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Leicester
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Bert Carroll
Marcia St. Clair
Ohio High Schools
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Bowman & Beasley Ford, Inc
Logan, Ohio
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