McDowell Tops Athletics Debut Manager McGaha Loses
Sam McDowell sifts through experiments to anchor the Indians with a third win after a late 1960s comeback. McGaha’s Athletics fall 3-0 to Cleveland as McDowell pitches well in a game marked by five complete games across the AL.
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Mel McGaha
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Bob Feller
Herb Score
Portland
Chicago White Sox
Ohio Fishing Chances Said To Be Good
The Division of Wildlife reports fair to good fishing conditions across most Ohio lakes and streams. In CENTRAL, Mad River areas in Champaign County show good trout activity with lakes like Kiser, Buckeye, Indian, and Madison performing. NORTHWEST notes fairly good lakes and streams with Grand Reservoir and Charles Mill among productive waters. Southeast reports strong fishing at Burr Oak and other lakes and streams. Southwest finds lakes better than streams with Grand Lake St. Marys and Loramie producing bass bluegill and catfish.
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Mad River
Champaign County
Madison
Grand Reservoir
Charles Mill
Clear Fork
Pleasant Hill
Attica Reservoir
van We
Jacksonville Suns take league lead with doubleheader sweep
The Suns beat Toronto 3-1 and 9-1 to move into first in the International League. They have won five straight and nine of their last 10 starts as Rochester also posted results in other games.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville Suns
Suns
Toronto
Rochester
Griffith Wins Nod in Ward of Welterweight Title Fight
Emile Griffith remains welterweight champion after outpointing challenger Luis Rodriguez in Las Vegas. The 15 round, nationally televised bout at the Convention Center finished in a split decision with scores 69-67 and 70-68 for Griffith and 71-70 for Rodriguez. Rodriguez complained of refereeing and fought through a minor eye cut from round two.
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Nev
New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Rodriguez
Convention Center
Harry Krause
John Romero
David Zenoff
Virgin Islands
Luis
Angelo Dundee
Dayton Mare Sets Hamilton Record at Hamilton Raceway
Ada Marie, a 11-year-old Dayton mare, won the one mile first heat of the $1,000 feature at Hamilton Raceway in 2 15, half a length ahead of C. B. Lovett's effort. Ada Marie paid 114.40, 31.20, and 9.20 with Betty McBiery paying 5.60 and 3.20 for place and show. Rain and storm paused the program after 2,945 in attendance and a total handle of 69,041 dollars.
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Ohio
Ada Marie
C. B. Lovett
Dayton
Betty McBiery
Charming Billy
Doubleheader Ends in 4-0 Scores for Columbus Team
In Columbus both ends of a doubleheader finished 4-0. Syracuse and Richmond split their two games with Syracuse winning the opener 3-2 and Richmond taking the nightcap 5-0. Buffalo and Atlanta games were rained out.
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Syracuse
Richmond
Buffalo
Atlanta
U S Women’s Open Set For July At San Diego Club
The entry fee is $15 for this year’s U S Women's Open championship scheduled July 9 to 11 at the San Diego Country Club in Chula Vista California.
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San Diego Country Club
Chula Vista
Calif
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings show Chicago leading the American League with 31 17, then Baltimore 32 20 and New York 29 21. Results include New York 6 Chicago 3 and Boston 7 Baltimore 3. Other games list Minnesota 5 Washington 3 and Cleveland 3 Kansas City 0 with rain affecting Los Angeles at Detroit.
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Whitey Ford
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White Sox
Camilo Pascual
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Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Dave Morehead
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
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Pittsburgh
L. Pet. G.B
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Detroit
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Luiday
Wills
Boyer
Billy Williams
Mike White
Mays
Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Bobby Richardson
Jim Fregosi
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Hinton
Tony Oliva
Mantle
Fister Howard
Hatchey
Lemas Legion Cheers Its Hero At Buick Open
In Grand Blanc Michigan Tony Lema leads the Buick Open after firing a 66 with nine birdies including six straight. Mason Rudolph trails in second with 138 after a 70 while Don Finsterwald sits at 140 following a 76. The crowd has formed Lemas Legion in Palmer's absence.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Big Names May Not Be On All Star List
Election time in baseball sees big leaguers choosing the All-Star lineup for July 7 at Shea Stadium. Top averages by position highlight stars like Boyer Mays and Mantle, with many others not leading at their spots.
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Shea Stadium
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Cleveland
Mickey
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Boyer
Cardinals
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Maury Wills
Javier
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Maz
Mays
Tom
Dick Schorr Set to Speak at Logan Rotary Meeting
Dick Schorr sports director and sales accountant for WHOK Lancaster will guest speak at the Logan Rotary Club’s 6 p.m. Monday gathering. He covers Fairfield County and Lancaster high school games on WHOR and has reported Ohio State contests for WIVN-TV. He hosts Ohio Star Bowling Saturdays at 11:15 p.m. on Channel 6.
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Lancaster
WHOK
Logan Rotary Club
Schiorr
Rolland Schorr
Gallagher Ave
Fairfield County
WHOR
Schorr
Ohio State
Wivn-Tv
Columbus
Ohio Star
Channel 6
Logan High School
Kay Harmony
Nelsonville
Kevin
Chris
George C. Shaw
Nuxhall Pitches 3-0 Shutout Over Colts
Joe Nuxhall, 35, hurled seven hits in a 3-0 win for the Cincinnati Reds over the Houston Colts to move to 6-3. Frank Robinson hit his 13th homer, with two more runs in the eighth after singles by Harper Pinson and Coleman.
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Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Reds
John Edwards
Nuxhall
Tommy Harper
Vada Pinson
Gordy Coleman
Pinson
Robinson
Boys Baseball Announcements Schedule and Match Play
Monday Acker's faces Shaw and Elberfeld's meets Moose. Tuesday Saving plays Mary Jane Shamrock and Logan Clay meets VFW. Wednesday Kiwanis vs Elks and Herefords vs Rotary. Thursday Godman vs Hack Keynes and Legion vs Lions. Friday GE vs Tirestone with 32 players in the title flight. Match play runs four days ending with 536-hole finals June 26.
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Saving
Mary Jane Shamrock
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Herefords
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Elberfeld
Moose
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Hack-Keynes Fsree Us
Aia
Ohio Women's Golf Championship Set for Belmont Hills
The 41st Ohio Women’s golf championship will be held June 22 to 26 at Belmont Hills Country Club in St Clairsville with Kathleen Newton of Cleveland as defending champion. An 18 hole qualifying round is scheduled Monday June 22.
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St, Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont Hills Country Club
Kathleen Newton
Cleveland
Americans Drop Out Of British Amateur Final
Ganton England AP Michael Lunt 27 year old textile executive battles Gordon Clark 29 year old Briton for the British Amateur Championship title. Clark defeated Dale Morey and Martin Christmas to reach the final while Lunt beat John Hall to reach the final. Christmas earlier eliminated Bob Sweeney in the quarterfinals.
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Ganton
England
Michael Lunt
Lawson Little
United States
Lunt
Gordon Clark
Harold Hilton
Little
Clark
Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Morey
Martin Christmas
John Hall
Ingland
Christmas
Bob Sweeney
Palm Beach
Fla
U S Women Approach Wightman Cup Victory In London
The United States led 2-1 in the Wightman Cup over Britain as Nancy Richey and Billie Jean Moffitt won singles matches. Carole Caldwell opened for the U S, facing Liz Starkie while Ann Jones stepped in for Britain due to Christine Truman injury.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Liz Starkie
Christine Truman
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Ann Jones
Billie Jean Moffi
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