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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
6
Arnold Palmer, 41, speaks of aging and pursuit of the final major. He aims to win all four majors in a year, notes growing interests, reflects on life choices, and remains a top Open contender with two wins and over $109000 this season.
Logan Clay Products edged defending co champion VFW 8-7 in extra innings at City Park as Scott Gasser doubled and scored on an error in the seventh. Tim Mulholland aided the win with a double and a run. VFW’s Brian Hawk led with a single and a triple. Hack-Keynes dominated Kiwanis 11-2 behind Bill Heft’s one hitter and 14 strikeouts.
Logan's American Legion team lost 15-2 to host Lancaster to drop to 4-4. Randy Norris started pitching before Ken Culbertson and Mike Tucker combined for the loss as Lancaster piled up 15 hits and 10 walks while fanning 4. Bill Deems earned the win with 10 strikeouts. Logan's two runs came in the first on a Herbie Buhrts single, a Mark Shaw knock, and a Bill Shaw double. Logan hosts Athens next at Waldron Field at 5:30 p.m. and WLGN will broadcast.
Dr. John Stanley age 27 has been named athletic director and head basketball coach at Urbana College Ohio. He comes from Lincoln High School in Gahanna near Columbus and succeeds Dr. Jerry Walker who resigned in April to take a similar post at Ashland College.
The Hilltoppers routed Landmark 40-0 in a one sided Women’s Slow Pitch League game on Tuesday. Tansky’s offenses posted 14 runs in the third inning and nine in the fifth to seal the win. Linda Mulholland and Susan McBroom led with multiple hits while Sharon Thompson provided Landmark’s only big hit with a triple. Tonight Alps Restaurant faces Central Oil Field Supply at 6 30 p m.
The Buffalo Braves of the NBA announced the signing of Craig Love from Ohio University. Love was the Braves eighth round draft choice.
Daily baseball standings show many results with Tuesday and Wednesday games across the league. Notable scores include Chicago 3 Atlanta 1 and San Francisco 6 Philadelphia 2, while Cincinnati and St Louis split matchups in a key series.
Howard Porter the 6 foot 8 inch rookie from Villanova will debut for the Chicago Bulls as the team opens its rookie camp Porter has denied earlier reports that he signed with the Pittsburgh Condors of the ABA.
The 24 MLB clubs reported no major deals at the trading deadline. St Louis sent Mike Torrez to Montreal for pitcher Bob Reynolds who had gone 4-2 with Winnipeg. Washington made several late moves including Dwayne Foy and Don Wert release and Lenny Randle plus Dave Nelson call ups from Denver, with Jim Driscoll arriving from Oakland.
Charles Coody has entered the Cleveland Open with a $150,000 purse, joining past Masters winners and notable entrants including Dan Sikes Homero Blancas Lou Graham Phil Rodgers and three all time money leaders Frank Beard and Miller in the announced field.
Keystone Journal led at the three quarter pole to win the featured race at Scioto Downs on Tuesday night, earning $4.40 $2.40 and $3.40. Lindys Joy Boy paid $2.80 $3.40 for second, Linworth Time $5.60 show. The 3-3 daily double Sam's Selma and Henry Blackstone paid $12.20. Crowd 6,208 wagered $256,408. Barber and Gay Brewer referenced. Tournament to be held June 24-27 at Beechmont Country Club.
Reggie Cleveland pitched the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-1 victory over Cincinnati, ending a seven game skid. He allowed one hit after the fifth, struck out nine with no walks, as Jose Cardenal Ted Sizemore Jim Beauchamp homered for a 4-0 lead and May added a solo shot before the Reds’ lone hit.
Dick Taylor the new head basketball coach at Logan High School will meet with interested boys from grades 7 through 12. Junior high attendees meet at 3 p.m. and senior high at 8 p.m. in the LHS auditorium. Participants should wear shorts and tennis shoes.
Orwig Oil beat Rotary 8-1 in Peewee League on the LHL Diamond. Charley Keynes pitched three innings with five strikeouts and no hits allowed for Orwig, while Reed Rutter struck out eight and allowed the lone Rotary hit in the final inning. Paul Cook led Orwig with two singles and Eddie Bush added a double. Moose vs Lions is on tap at 6 p.m.
The Saving Hardware peewee league announces practice at 9 a.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Saturday at the LHS athletic field.
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