Sonny Ellis sets Hocking Hills nine hole record at thirty
Sonny Ellis shot a 30 to break the Hocking Hills Country Club nine hole record, topping the previous 31 held by Bill Voris. The young golfer, set to represent Hocking Hills at next week’s district tournament in Athens, carded birdies on holes 1 2 4 7 and 8 during a post-league practice round after a 37 in league play.
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Sonny Ellis
Hocking Hills Country Club
Bill Voris
Ellis
Hocking Hills
Athens Country Club
Kiwanis 9 Edges G E In 3-1 Midget League Battle
Kiwanis 9 edged General Electric 3 to 1 to even their record at 1-1 on the LHS diamond. Ricky Danielson worked eight innings for Kiwanis with eight hits allowed, seven strikeouts, and two walks. Jim Cruise and Jim Cottrill pitched for G E, allowing four and three hits respectively.
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Kiwanis
General Electric
LHS
Kiwanians
G.E
Earl
Merl Berry
Danny Webb
John Gasser
Tony Shaw
John Hahn
Earl Berry
Jim Cruise
Bill Conrad
Shaw
Steve Rieder
Gasser
Ricky Danielson
Cruise
Jim Cottrill
Cottrill
Long Flint Course Hosts Pro Golfers At Flint Open
The Flint Open at Warwick Hills features 7280 yards the longest course this year and a $52 000 purse. National Open champion Tommy Bolt vies for $9 000 while contenders include Don Tinsterwald of Athens Ohio.
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Flint
Mich
Tommy Bolt
Warwick Hills
Don Tinsterwald
Athens
Ohio
Kubek Batted .331 for Denver in 1956 Assn Batting
Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek hit .331 for Denver in the American Association in 1956, finishing second in the league batting race.
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Yankee
Tony Kubek
Denver
Logan Clay Softballers Rally to 10 5 Victory
Logan Clay Softballers exploded for four runs in the first inning and six in the third to defeat South Bloomingville All-Stars 10 5 at Hocking Honor Camp. Bernard Cook earned the win with a six hit game and five RBIs while also hitting a triple and homer.
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Logan Clay Products
South Bloomingville All-Stars
Hocking
Bernard Cook
LCP
Dutch Miller
Francie Voris
Voris
Ray Ellis
Claymen
Logan Clay
Lyle Bainter
Bloomingville
Tom Justice
Boys Baseball Announcements For Friday And Weekend Matches
Rain rescheduled Tuesday games shift to Friday. Peewee clash Sohio versus Mary Jane Sham rock and Midget Elberfelds versus VFW move to Friday. Straitsville tops Firestone 10 5 and Elberfelds 9 4 last Sunday. H S Firestone travels to Straitsville at 2 30 p m Saturday while Elberfelds hosts Perry Countians at 5 30 p m Sunday.
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Sohio
Mary Jane Shamrock
Elberfeld’s
VFW
Straitsville All-Stars
H&s Firestone
Straitsville
Perry Countians
LHS
Firestone
Elberfeld
Bahama Beats Gavilan in One-Sided Welterweight Bout
Miami Beach fight ends with Yama Bahama defeating Kid Gavilan in a televised contest. Bahama, 25, from Bimini, takes early lead and cruises to a win as judges score 100-92, 99-93, and 98-94. The report also notes Denver’s 1956 top hitters joining the New York Yankees.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Yama Bahama
Kid Gavilan
Bahama
Bimini
Gavilan
Eddie Thal
Jimmy Peerless
Stu Winston
Denver
New York Yankees
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Marv Thorneberry
Daily News Win 7 1 In Pony League Fray
The Logan Daily News beat McClellan's Daily 6-1 in a Pony League contest at the fairgrounds. Bill Jarrell pitched five hitless innings, fanning 12, and Paterson, Steward, Culbertson, Matheny, and Patterson provided key hits as the Daily News opened the season with a victory.
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Logan Daily News
Bill Jarrell
Paul Ruff
McClellan
Daily
Fairgrounds
Jarrell
Dailyboys
The
Daily News
Ruff
MacClellan
Dennis Leadbetter
Bill Moore
Bill Patterson
Chuck Steward
Newsboys
Pete Culbertson
Mark Matheny
Paterson
Leadbetter
Tim Mount
Mary Jane Shamrock Wins Over Ucker's Peewee Tilt
Mary Jane Shamrock opened its Peewee League season with a 15 2 rout of Acker's Dairy on the LHS junior diamond. Ricky Engle and John Ellinger hit two homers each, with Jack Warner and John Brimner also going deep. Engle’s grand slam started a first inning burst as eight runs crossed. Acker's only scored in the second on four walks and a hit batsman.
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Mary Jane-Shamrock
Acker’s Dairy
LHS
MJS
Ricky Engle
John Ellinger
Jack Warner
John Brimner
Mary Jane Shamrock
Engle
Ellinger
Warner
Acker
Tom Frazier
Brimner
MLS
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