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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
6
Sam Snead, age 52, seeks his first U S Open title at Congressional in the 1960 event as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer loom as favorites. Snead posted a 70 in practice with three birdies on Tuesday and aims to capitalize on the course's long holes and fairways.
Johnson Roofers defeated Stoltz Drugs 12-5 to move one game up to 3-0 while Stoltz fell to 2-1. Johnson trailed 5-2 after three innings before a big fourth and fifth inning rally. Terry Nelson and Chuck Kemper led Johnson with three and two hits respectively. Jeff Gerken led Stoltz with a bases loaded double. Daily News meets King Lumber at the fair grounds to decide the league cellar.
Jim Short of Toronto begins defense of his Mid-America Junior Open golf title as the event enters match play in Mansfield Ohio. Short, last year’s winner, faces Akron’s John DeMain in the first round after Short’s three-over 74 in practice. DeMain shot 76 in qualifying.
The Buffalo Bisons swept a doubleheader 9-2 and 3-1, scoring four homers in the opener and two in the nightcap. Dick Ricketts and Craig Anderson threw five-hitters in the two wins while Duke Carmel Eli Chacon and Choo Choo Coleman homered. Louisville?
Arnold Palmer, golf's leading money winner, faced a brief embarrassment while practicing for the National Open. He lacked 65 cents for a bucket of balls and asked for change on a $100 bill, drawing laughter from onlookers.
The Reds beat the Giants 9-4 in a game filled with 19 combined walks. John Tsitouris allowed four singles and four walks through six innings before exiting after the seventh, as Cincinnati built an 8-0 lead. Ryne Duren and Joey Jay combined on the bullpen, with Duren issuing three walks and an error costing a run, and Jay finishing matters by inducing a double play.
Veteran left hander Warren Spahn, aged 43, failed to finish as the Dodgers defeated Milwaukee 5-1. Spahn, 355 career wins, has lost six straight starts while rivals like Drysdale battled deep into the game. Phillies beat Cubs 4-2 with Giants one game back. Dodgers win snaps St. Louis’ skid.
Mary Jane Shamrock crushed Saving Hardware 28 0 in a Peewee League tilt on the LHS junior diamond Tuesday. MLS led by Greg Schultz two home runs and four singles and Kevin Berry a triple two doubles and a single as MLS built a big lead and preserved a 1 1 slate for both teams. Rotary meets the Hocking Herefords in today’s Peewee League game.
Boris Dimancheff at 41 named head coach of the Canton Bulldogs of the United Football League. A former Purdue All-America and 1944 captain, he played for the Chicago Cardinals and Bears and coached backs for the Steelers and Cowboys. He was Wake Forest assistant last year.
Chicago at Baltimore Boston at New York Kansas City at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Los Angeles at Washington Thursday's games Kansas City at Detroit Boston at New YorkN Baltimore and Detroit games noted as light or night shifts.
Philadelphia visits Chicago Milwaukee hosts Los Angeles N St. Louis plays Houston N New York travels to Pittsburgh N San Francisco heads to St. Louis N Only games scheduled.
Paul F. Kegley a Wellston High School basketball coach and math teacher for five years has accepted Cambridge head basketball coaching job. His Wellston teams posted records including 18 2 and 14 6 while co champion of the Southeastern Ohio League in 1962 63. He will move with his wife and two sons to Cambridge when quarters are found.
The National League Umpire Association reaches a July 6 pension parley in New York after a threatened July 3 strike fades. Eleven unhappy umpires will meet with the league executive committee the day before the All Star game in Chicago.
VFW clobbered Logan Clay Products 12-0 on the LHS diamond Tuesday. Jim Reinshell threw a two-hitter for VEW as they move to 2-1 while LCP falls to 1-2. Greg Smith led VEW with a triple and two singles. Chris Rieder and Steve Six added key extra-base hits. Schrader and Notestine produced LCP’s only hits. Kiwanis faces Elks in today’s game.
York discusses increasing pensions for umpires from 200 to 300 dollars per year of service. The sides will consider the proposal as they seek a settlement.
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