Carbo Belts Honor Camp To Hold Softball Lead
Carbo remains first in the Hocking Softball League after a 12 1 win over Honor Camp. Bernard Cook threw a two hitter with six strikeouts as Carbo piled up 11 hits and seven runs through the seventh. Texaco beat E B Sohio 5 2 as Chet Vermillion hit a two run homer and Joe Sinnott walked and stirred a double. Next Tuesday features Texaco versus Logan Merchants and B B Sohio against Honor Camp.
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Cheney
Elkhart
Sconers
Sohio
Chet Vermillion
Houghn
Nelson Walters
Joe Sinnott
Clayton Walter
Buddy Sickles
Clyde Sondheimer
Baseball Announcements Cancelled and Rescheduled at Fair Grounds
The King Lumber Carl John son Co Pony League game at the fair grounds is cancelled again and will be played later. Acker's Dairy Peewee League practices at 9 a.m. Saturday on the LHS junior diamond. Lions Club Peewee League practices Monday at 1 p.m. on the LHS junior diamond.
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Henry Louisa Wins Cage Scholarship At Beckley College
Henry Louisa Jr. of Walnut Hills signed a two year grant in aid basketball scholarship with Beckley College in West Virginia. The 6 2 175 pound 1961 Logan High School graduate will play forward mainly on the fast break for coach Joe Cook. Louisa studied at Columbus Business University after LHS.
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Brandt Horse Wins At Scioto Downs
Logan Chief, a three year old pacer owned by Logans Rugg Brandt and Dick Brandt, won the first race at Scioto Downs in Columbus Wednesday night. Dixie Day, a five year old pacer owned by Rudolph Brandt, finished third in the eighth race. Dick Brandt trained and drove both horses.
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Koufax’s Fifth Shutout Tops Houston in ’63 Chase
Sandy Koufax pitched a three hitter for his fifth shutout of the season as the Dodgers held a slim lead in the NL pennant race. He struck out 10 to move to 9-3 with a 1.77 ERA, lifting Los Angeles one point clear of the Giants and Cardinals.
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Sandy Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vandalia Trapshoot Line's Safety Mark Nearly Wrecked
Vandalia amateur grounds near wreck of safety record as a gun misfire sent fragments and a hand grenade like shell onto the line during the 77th state shoot. Bailey E. Gary, longtime shooter, suffered powder burns and a pellet under the skin after a doubled barrel misfire while others nearby were struck but unharmed.
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Trapshooters Association
Dana Stewart
Lancaster
Ohio Bankers Association
Saxbe
C. L. Booker
Dayton
Booker
Pitcher Tsitouris Improves to 2-1 in No-Hit Finish
In a game against the Pirates, Tsitouris allowed two runs in the first inning but settled to throw four scoreless innings. He drove in the final run with a single and earned the win to move to 2-1 while Don Cardwell fell to 2-8.
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Don Cardwell
140 Drivers Set For Ohio Grind
Mansfield Ohio AP Fourteen races on tap this weekend at the Mid-Ohio sports car course near Lexington drawing over 140 drivers. The 2.4 mile L shaped circuit has been altered in eight places and officials expect last year’s lap record of 69.12 mph to be broken. A 20 lap MG race tops Sunday action with Jerry Tobin from Detroit defending his national title. The course lies six miles southwest of Mansfield.
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Buddy Kerr Leads Springfield Giants in Eastern League
Former New York Giants shortstop Buddy Kerr takes charge of the Springfield Giants in the Eastern League. He brings veteran experience and leadership to the minor league club as the season opens.
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New York Giant
Springfield Giants
Bowling Notes from Men Tri League Action
McArthur Wholesale won two of three against Scenic 533 to 570 with D Collins 550 leading the winners while John Mullens 540 paced Scenic. Greene's Gulf Service took two from Walker's 605-547 and 599-592 with Olan Collins 573 and George Walker 533. Harden Helber swept Nelsonville 608-550 568-447 585-555 led by Paul Goss 512 and Ralph Nelson 549. Coker's Distributors ladies beat Log Cabin Restaurant men two of three games 924-889 894-838 841-874 Marg Weiss 572 for the ladies Gary Mowery 598 for the men.
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Greene's
George Walker
Walker’s
Harden & Helber Supermarket
Nelsonville
Buffalo Challenges Lead In International League Race
Syracuse moved to defend its Northern Division lead after a strong home stand as Buffalo faced Bisons. Syracuse edged Jacksonville 4-2 on four hits, while Buffalo beat Richmond 5-3 and Rochester won 5-2. Indianapolis shut out Columbus 4-0 and Toronto split with Arkansas 1-0 and 5-2. Penn State basketball posted a 15-5 season mark, its best since 1952-53.
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Arkansas
Travelers
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Penn State
Baseball Standings and Results Update
National and American leagues show standings with teams like New York Baltimore and Cleveland in tight races. Thursday results include Boston over Washington and Baltimore over New York, with Minnesota and Kansas City earning wins in the American League.
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Chicago
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
A York
Palmer Leads Thunderbird Classic First Round Share
Arnold Palmer returned to form with a 3 under par to share the first round lead at the Thunderbird Classic in Harrison New York. Rookie Jack Rule eyed the one day two stroke gap on Palmer while Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player trailed. Johnny Lipon is noted as Charleston Indians manager in the Eastern League.
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N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Waterloo
Iowa
Jack Rule
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Johnny Lipon
Charleston Indians
Elks Beat Godman 13 1 In Midget League Action
Elks top Godman 13 to 1 as Fred Walters allows three hits while fanning 15. Comstock drives in three with a triple and a double. Walsh leads Godman with two singles. Moose (1-0) faces General Electric (1-0) at 5 30 p.m.
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Godman
Thursa
Hilltop
Fred Walters
Tom Hatfield
Walters
Alan Thompson
Mike Comstock
Comstock
Rick Fickel
Tom Walsh
Ellis
Timmy Mundy
Tom Gerken
Jim Mohler
Walsh
Moose
General Electric
Logan's Ed Thomas Fifth in Heinke Classic Scratch
With one week to go Logan's Ed Thomas sits fifth in the scratch division at the Heinke Classic in Cincinnati. His total of 1068 in singles could earn him 450 dollars for fifth place while Indiana's Bill Mattox leads with 1104 and the winner's top prize is 2500 dollars.
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Ed Thomas
Cincinnati
Thomas
Bill Mattox
Indiana
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