Harris Leads U S Open After First Round At Merion
La bron Harris shot 67 to lead the 71st National Open at Merion by one stroke. Lanny Wadkins and Doug Sanders sit two behind with 68s while Jim Colbert Jack Nicklaus and Bobby Nichols at 69. Arnold Palmer 73 and Gary Player 76 amid crowd tension over apartheid remarks.
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Labron Harris
Harris
Tony Jacklin
England
Merion
Lanny Wadkins
U.S
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Lee Trevino
King Charles Coody
Tom Weiskopf
Dale Douglass
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Gary Player
Logan Legion Bowl 11-5 To Athens
Athens American Legion baseballers overturned a 2-1 deficit to beat Logan 11-5 at Waldron Field. Chuck Robinson allowed five hits and struck out ten over the route, with Athens scoring four in the sixth and six in the eighth to seize the lead.
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Athens
American Legion
Logan
Waldron Field
Athenians
Chuck Robinson
Greg Smith
Mike Tucker
Robinson
Pace
Mike Green
Mark Bridgewater
John Corby
Herbie Buhrts
Pace Logan
Post
Belpre
Cincinnati Reds Sign 15-Year-Old Pitcher Manual Rosario
The Cincinnati Reds signed 15-year-old Manual Rosario from the Dominican Republic. He just finished his second year of high school and will report to the Bradenton Florida Gulf Coast League team.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Manual Rosario
Dominican Republic
Bradenton
Fla
Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Digest
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading the East at 40 24 with New York 34 25 and St Louis 36 30. In the West San Francisco 41 25 and Los Angeles 35 29 pace the division with Houston 31 33 trailing.
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Houston
Atlanta
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San Diego
Reuss
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Pappas
Philadelphia
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Gentry
Renko
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Walker
Jarvis
Nolan
Phoebus
Arlin
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Marichal
Reberger
Wilson
Osteen
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Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washa
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Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
South Favored In 12th Ohio All Star Classic
In Marion Ohio the taller South squad aims for a third straight win over the crippled North in the Ohio High School All-Star Basketball Classic at Marion Coliseum. Ed Stahl and Kevin Grevey lead the South, with one tall North starter Joe Fisher anchoring a balanced lineup as injuries loom for some North players.
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Ohio
Rebels
Marion Coliseum
Ed Stahl
Kevin Grevey
Stahl
North Carolina
Columbus Walnut Ridge
Grevey
Hamilton Taft
Kentucky
South
Roger Smith
Pike Western
Smith
Dean White
Celina
Don Eddins
Canton Lehman
Bill Nelson
Hillsdale
White
Joe Fisher
Lima Central Catholic
John Mills
Steve Wenner
Findlay
Larry Arrington
Massillon
Rod Dieringer
Lakewood St. Edward
Jim Barnett
Mansfield
Arrington
Greg Dunn
Boardman
Don McLane
Steubenville Central Catholic
Barnett
Yankees
AAU foe predicts end of control over American track
Tom Jennings, president and coach of the Pacific Coast Club, says the AAU is outmoded and mired in red tape as he predicts the national body will lose control of American track and field athletes soon.
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Long Beach
Calif
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Tom Jennings
Pacific Coast Club
Goodyear Monument Eagles Win As 2nd-Half Play Opens
In City Park slow pitch action Goodyear, Monument, and Eagles won as second-half play opened. Goodyear rallied from 3-0 to win 12-3 over Kentucky Drilling with Wayne Frazier three singles and Craig Patterson homering. Monument built early 4-0 then surged with big innings to beat Local 7 630 21-4 led by Larry Heidlebaugh and Iak Smith three homers apiece. Eagles edged Logan Jaycees 5-4 with a late rally. Bob Burton had a key single and homer. Sunday schedule features Citizens Bank vs Farmers & Merchants Bank, Local 7630 vs Kentucky Drilling, and Goodyear vs Shake Shoppe.
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Logan Monument
Logan Eagles
City Park
Piiotrims
Kentucky Drilling
Monument
OCAW
Eagles
Logan Jaycees
Drillers
Wayne Frazier
Bill Patterson
Terry Hamner
Craig Patterson
Rob Leonard
John Seaton
Local
Larry Heidlebaugh
Iak Smith
George Gossman
Sam Houston
Steve Freeman
Mike Kinneer
Jaycees
Bob Burton
Joe Sinnott
Jerry Linton
Roger Hinerman
Jay Walsh
Citizens Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Kentucky
LHS Cage Meet Set Monday For All Grades
Logan High School announces a cage meet Monday for boys in grades 7-12 to join basketball programs. Junior high players meet at 3 p m in the LHS auditorium and senior high players at 8 p m. Dick Taylor, new cage mentor, will explain the program and demonstrate fundamentals. Participants should wear shorts and tennis shoes. A separate note mentions Belmont Park hosting a 30 day thoroughbred meeting starting May 24 after Aqueduct closes on May 22.
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Dick Taylor
Logan High School
LHS
Taylor
Belmont Park
Aqueduct
Bowling Highlights and Standout Scores From Local League
Country-ettes led by Anna mae Anderson with 482 beat Forget-Me-Nots two games. Sunflowers powered by Corene Callender 426 defeated Snapdragons two games. Dandy Lions with Shirley Bowlby 490 swept three games from Sweet Petunias. Losers included Mona Canan 166-200-166-532 and Roberta Wolfe 179-170-190-539.
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Sweet Peas
Annamae Anderson
Forget-Me-Nots
Jan Clutter
Sunflowers
Corene Callender
Mona Canan
Dandy Lions
Shirley Bowlby
Sweet Petunias
Roberta Wolfe
Recreation Announcements Peewee League Practice Times
Don's Sunoco Peewee League will practice at 11 a.m. Saturday at LHS diamond. Rotary Peewee League will practice at 5 p.m. Saturday at LHS diamond.
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Peewee League
Lhs Diamond
Rotary of
Bush's Wins 20 10 Over Ford Hack in League Opener
Bush's Restaurant beat Ford Hack Auto Supply 20 to 10 in the opening Women's Slow Pitch League contest. A 12 run burst in the sixth inning broke the game open after an 8 4 lead. Ann Wolfe and Bonnie Smith led Bush's with multiple hits while Ford Hack responders challenged late with six runs in the final frame.
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Bush
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Ford Hack
Ann Wolfe
Bonnie Smith
Anita Angle
Connie Angle
Debbie Gessells
Ferd Hack
Roberta Stanforth
Ann Pearsall
Nancy Strode
Alps
Logan Eagles
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Splittorff
Oakland
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Bradley
Perry
Nick’s Wine Shop
West
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Logan, Ohio
Plymouth
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Logan & McArthur
Flint & Walling
Evapo
Lancaster Hardware and Supply
Columbus Street
Lancaster Ohio
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