General Electric Tops Moose Nine 17-4 in Midget League
General Electric defeated Moose 17 to 4 Friday in Midget League action. Va Shark and Mike Slack combined on four hits for GE as they built a 7 run first inning. Scottie Harden and Hollloway added key hits and Slack drove in multiple runs as GE piled on in the late innings.
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General Electric
Va Shark
Mike Slack
Moose
Danny Armstrong
Don Goldsberry
Slack
Dana Beougher
Tim Holloway
Mark Bailey
Herb Buhrts
Holloway
Bailey
Shark
Kenny Adair
Armstrong
Scottie Harden
Harden
Wolfe
Ohio fishing waters are rough across the state
Rough and muddy conditions from recent winds and rains affect Ohio fishing. Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay fishing slowed. most lakes and streams in poor condition with low pressure. Some good bluegill, bullhead, and northern pike catches at Killdeer ponds. St Marys, Clendening, Leesville, Tappan show varying clear water and fish activity. Stonelick, Englewood Dam, Acton report strong bass and crappie catches. trout noted on Mad River. overall diverse regional outlook with several spotty waterways.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Killdeer
Wyandot
Grand Lake St. Marys
Walt Beglund
Muskingum
Stonelick Lake
Englewood Dam
Acton
Mad River
Logan Draws Lancaster In Legion Tourney
American Legion district tournament draws in Athens set Logan to meet Lancaster and Athens to face Jackson. Games start 9 a.m. Saturday June 29 at Miller Park Lancaster with a 2 p.m. losers bracket. The final Sunday tie ends July 6 if needed. district champ advances July 29. Logan also schedules a Sunday doubleheader at Lancaster at 1 p.m.
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Logan
Legion
Lancaster
Nicklaus Aches But Plans To Defend Title
Jack Nicklaus, sidelined by a neck muscle spasm, vows to play the Thunderbird golf classic and possibly defend the Open next week if his neck cooperates. Arnold Palmer presses on after rest to share the lead at Brookline despite a tentative game. Bobby Nichols and Jim Hart chase the top spot as the season opens.
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Harrison
N.Y
Neek
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
Palmer
Giants edge Colts 2-1 as Brown fades in heartbreaker
San Francisco edged Houston 2-1 at Candlestick Park behind Hal Srows Brown who held the Colts to one hit through seven and left after seven. Tom Haller homered for the Giants who added an eighth inning run to seize a late victory.
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
Standings show Chicago New York Minnesota and Baltimore atop the pennant race with Cleveland Kansas City and Los Angeles nearby. Friday results include Washington 5 to 2 and a 19 inning Cleveland win while New York beat Detroit 4 2 and Boston defeated Baltimore 5 1. Sunday schedule features multiple interleague matchups across divisions.
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Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
National League
Pet. G.B. St. Louis Ove
Cincinnati Steer
AIS
Peeee
Houston Serene
New York Seer
Thornton and Menno Set For Television Showdown
New York AP reports Californian Wayne Thornton who lost to Willie Pastrano in February meets Jose Menno the Argentine import in a 10 round telecast at Madison Square Garden. Menno 27 has a 16 fight unbeaten streak with one draw. Thornton 13 5 favorite carries a 27 3 1 record with 18 knockouts. The ABC TV telecast starts at 9 p.m.
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New York
Wayne Thornton
Willie Pastrano
Jose Menno
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Menno
Thornton
Abc-Tv
Mets Triumph Over Reds as Purkey Struggles in Cincinnati
The New York Mets exploded for 14 hits to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 15 3 in Cincinnati. Bob Purkey struggled with his knuckleball, failing to win in eight starts this season, while Duke Snider hit his 400th major league home run and Ron Hunt collected four hits. Carl Willey held Cincinnati off, as Frank Thomas drove in three runs with three hits.
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Candlestick Park
San Francisco Giants
Hal
Brown
Tom Haller
Giants
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Warren
Spahn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Duke Snider
Curt Flood
Bob Friend
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
Ray Sadecki
Ray Washburn
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Dodger
Willie Davis
Hobbie
Bob Miller
Jim Galvin
Tommie Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Phillies
Ray Culp
Culp
Snider
Bob Purkey
Mets
Ron Hunt
New York
Carl Willey
Roger Craig
Cincinnati Reds
Redleg Brass
Casey Stengel
Purkey
Fred Hutchinson
New Yorkers
Frank Thomas
New OU Athletic Director Introduced
William D. Rohr was introduced as Ohio University’s new athletic director at a luncheon near Columbus. Rohr came from Northwestern where he coached basketball and is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan. Formerly he coached at Miami University, with guests flown in by university planes.
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Columbus
Ohio
William D. Rohr
Ohio University
John Galbreath
Darby Farm
Here
Galbreath
Rohr
Ohio U
Northwestern
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miami
Ohio) University
University of Athens
Vander Meer recalls second no hitter 25 years later
Johnny Vander Meer, now 46, recounts the night of his second no hitter in 1938. He details the key moments from the game against the Boston Braves at Ebbetts Field and shares his plans to celebrate with bass fishing at 4 AM on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Johnny Vander Meer
Dutchman
Spencer Tracy
Boys Town
Lawrin
Doug Corrigan
Dublin
Vander Meer
Broadway
Cincinnati
John
Boston Braves
Casey Stengel
Larry MacPhail
Ebbets Field
Key West
Lew Riggs
Som
Durocher
Bill Stewart
Harry Craft
Stewart
Brooklyn
Jersey
Johnny
California Kegler Sets Pace For Pros
Billy Hardwick of San Mateo California leads after two rounds of the Warren Civic Open with a 12 game total of 2589 and a 216 average. Marty Piraino of Syracuse is second with 2582 and Roger Helle of Detroit is third with 2569 as the 23 600 event continues.
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Warren
Ohio
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Calif
Hardwick
Professional Bowlers Association
Baltimore
Marty Piraino
Syracuse
N.Y
Roger Helle
Detroit
Piraino
Helle
New Grid League Formed by Six NE Ohio Schools
Warren High coach Ben Wilson announced a new all-American Football League to include six northeastern Ohio scholastic powers. The league extends membership to Niles, Warren, and Cuyahoga schools and aims to organize competitive play among regional high schools.
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Warren, Ohio
Ohio
Ben Wilson
Warren High
Niles
Warren
Cuyahoga
Trapshooters Boost Ohio Title Pot By 20000
About 600 trap shooters join the 77th Ohio state meet in Vandalia as the prize purse grows by 20000 dollars. The 200-target event runs at the American Trapshooting Association grounds with winds challenging the doubles, where Joe Hiestand and John Sternberger contend for the crown. Sternberger wins the doubles after a shootoff, while veterans and Buckeye entrants post notable scores in 16-yard and handicap events as shooters from 20 states and Canada compete.
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Vandalia
Ohio
American Trapshooting Association
Charley Houston
Dayton
Jay
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Joe
John Sternberger
Trotwood
Sterberger
Hiestand
Young Sternberger
State Association
Sparma Quits OSU Football for Tigers Baseball Deal
Ohio State junior Joe Sparma, a key passing threat at quarterback, ends football eligibility to sign with the Detroit Tigers. He will join Knoxville in the South Atlantic League after being assigned by Detroit. Sparma posted a 4-1 Big Ten baseball record this spring and threw a no hitter against Michigan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joe Sparma
Detroit Tigers
Ohio State
Buckeye
Massillon
Tigers
Detroit
Knoxville
Sparma
Michigan
Local high school leagues may add teams this fall
Wilson, temporary chairman, said Falls Steubenville Massillon Canton McKinley may join the league. He noted league play would start next fall with each school aiming to complete a full league schedule by 1965.
Kirkland Repeats Hero Role With 19th-Inning Home Run
Wonderful Willie Kirkland again sparked Cleveland with a dramatic 19th inning homer, lifting the Indians to a 3-2 win over Washington after Jim King’s two long balls and a tied score sealed in the extra frame. Washington had halted Cleveland’s seven-game streak earlier 5-2. King also homered in the first game, while Claude Osteen and Ted Abernathy held Cleveland to four hits in the nightcap.
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Cleveland
Willie Kirkland
Kirkland
Indians
Washington
Senators
Jim King
Tom Cheney
Barry Latman
Cheney
Ron Kline
Jerry Kindall
King
Tribe
Gary Bell
Bell
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Ith
Ted Abernathy
Bobo
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