Hocking Hills Team To Contest SEOGA Tourney at Lancaster
The Hocking Hills Country Club ten man squad aims to better its 1963 finish at the 38th SEOGA tourney hosted by Lancaster CC. Logan posted 923 to place second behind Marietta 916, with Wilkins leading the team after a hole in one and birdies on No 5.
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Lancaster Country Club
Logan
Marietta
Jack Wilkins
Bob Butts
Dick Frasure
Gene Charney
Charles Keller
Warren Johns
al Bowman
Art Wright
Ralph Fickel
James Blanton
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Blanton
Hocking Hills
Wilkins
Cambridge
Circleville
Athens
Chillicothe
Gallipolis
Lancaster
Jackson
Portsmouth
al Vierebome
Frank Rizak
Larry Cassady
SECGA
Logan Legion Falls 4-1 to Lancaster at Fairgrounds
Logan Legion lost to Lancaster 4-1 as darkness ended the game after five innings. Russ Shanks hit a three run homer for Lancaster while Logan’s only run came on a tainted third inning marker. Mowery relieved with bases loaded and escaped two jams, and Logan schedules a Sunday doubleheader at Marietta.
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Logan
American Legion
Lancaster
Fairgrounds
George Raymond
Mac McGrew
Fairfield
Bill Mundy
Marietta
Supplymen Lead Golf League Standings at Hocking Hills
Supplymen stay ahead in the Men's Golf League at Hocking Hills CC with 13 title points on six wins and a tie, tied 12-12 by Schultheis Insurance. Ford Hack Auto Supply and Johnson Roofers posted 10 points each. Thomas Bar & Grill edged David Insurance 13-11 as Hocking Concrete beat Logan Daily News 15-9 and other matches. Individual leaders include Chuck Keller par 35 for No 1, John Owens 38 for No 2, Struckman and Gaffin 42 for No 3, Bicknell and Leonard 40 for No 4. Thomas Bar & Grill won the weekly team award with a low net of 144.
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National Supply
Hocking Hills Country Club
Schultheis Insurance
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Johnson Roofers
Thomas Bar & Grill
David Insurance
Hocking Concrete
Logan Daily News
Geil Motors
Rotary Beats Herefords 5-3 In Peewee League Showdown
Rotary edged the Hocking Herefords 5-3 on the LHL junior diamond. Steve Brown and Randy Slack limited Hereford to three hits while Culbertson homered twice and Brown tripled twice. Herefords, led by Garner and Dennis, scored on Bruce's triple and Burgess's run. Tonight American Legion faces the Lions.
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Hocking
Herefords
Steve Brown
Randy Slack
Hereford
Myron Dennis
Gregg Garner
Kenny Culbertson
Culbertson
Brown
Clifford Burgess
Garner
Dennis
Dale Bruce
Bruce
American Legion
The
Lions
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Summary of American and National League standings with recent results. Key leaders include Baltimore Chicago New York Cleveland Minnesota and Detroit leading divisions with Boston and Los Angeles close behind. Notable games: Detroit over Kansas City in 10 innings and a 9-3 career mark for pitcher Dave Wickersham against Minnesota.
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St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Philadephia
Dave Wickersham
Twins
Kiwanis Beat Elks 9-5 in Midget League Contest
Kiwanis downed Elks 9-5 on the LHS diamond to move to 2-1 while Elks slip to 0-3. Kiwanis plated four runs in the second four in the fifth and three in the fifth. Elks earned one run in the first, third, fourth and two in the fifth. Roy Blankenship, Mike Spackey and Walter Dearing led Kiwanis with key hits while Randy Matheny and Mike Comstock doubled for Ellis. Godman meets Hack Keynes in today’s Midget League game.
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Roy Blankenship
Mike Spackey
Walter Dearing
Ellis
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Mike Comstock
Godman
Hack Keynes
Logan Merchants Defeat Zaleski In Softball 7-0
Logan Merchants defeated Zaleski Youth Camp 7-0 in the first round of the Hocking Valley Softball League. Chet Vermillion pitched a two hitter with seven strikeouts and hit a first inning homer with one man on. Larry Green and Chuck Daubenmier added two for four in offense. Zaleski’s Lavette struck out three.
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Zaleski
Logan
Chet Vermillion
Vermillion
Larry Green
Chuck Daubenmier
Lavette
Gary Player Dreams Open Title at Congressional
Gary Player, all in black, dreams of winning the U S Open at Congressional Country Club as 150 players vie for golf’s final major. Open leaders include Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus with Sam Snead seeking his first Open win. weather could keep scores high with potential 279 to 280 winning total.
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Stamlet
Gary Player
Gary
W. Shakespeare
Hamlet
Congressional Country Club
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Congressional
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Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Billy Casper
Sam Snead
Snead
Shootoff Set To Decide Ohio State Trap Doubles Title
Three shooters, Herbert Fyffe, John Kurth and James Townsend, tied on 96 of 100 to force a shootoff for the preliminary doubles crown at the 78th Ohio State Trap meet in Vandalia Ohio. Richard Dalton won the 16-yard and handicap events with 193 of 200 and 94 of 100.
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Vandalia
Ohio
LCP Roofers Citizens Bank Win In Women’s Golf
In a Hocking Hills Country Club match day in the Women’s Golf League Logan Clay Products defeated Paul Revere Insurance 9-7 and Johnson Roofers’ beat Coker’s Distributing 9-642 while Citizens Bank topped Ford Hack Auto Supply 8-72. Mary Jane McKinley was medalist with 42 and the Roofers earned the weekly ball awards with a net 161. Beverly Wittekind and Betty Ackers represented Hocking Hills at the Chillicothe Invitational. Mrs Wittekind won most improved golfer.
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Logan Clay Products
Paul Revere Insurance
Johnson Roofers
Coker's Distributing Co
Citizens Bank
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Mary Jane McKinley
Chillicothe
Beverly Wittekind
Betty Ackers
King Lumber Wins 9-1 Over Daily News
King Lumber Co. trimmed Logan Daily News 9 to 1 to put the Newsboys in the Pony League cellar at the fairgrounds. King Lumber moved to 12-? on the season, scoring four in the first and one in each of the third, fourth, fifth and two in the sixth. Daily News tallied its lone run in the fifth on an error fielder’s choice and a David Ellis single. Mel Brooker and Don Goldsberry led King with a triple and a single and a Dick Lange double. Fred Walter added the other Daily News hit. John Brown earned the win, Jim Simmons the loss.
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Logan Daily News
Newsboys
Fairgrounds
King Lumber
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Daily News
King
David Ellis
Lumbermen
Mel Brooker
Don Goldsberry
Dick Lange
Fred Walter
John Brown
Jim Simmons
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