Davie and Daily News Lead Men's Golf Loop Standings
In a Hocking Hills Country Club match day action on Wednesday William Logan and Davie remained co leaders with 12 title points each while Thomas Bar & Grill moved into second. Daily News beat Sun Glow 15 9 and Davie downed Insurance 16 7 as Thomas tied Logan Clay Products 12 12. National Supply and Hocking Valley Sand plus Logan Clay are third with nine points each. Art Wright of Carborundum shot a 34 to pace the No 1 men and Bill Mercer led the No 2 men with a 37. National Supply won the weekly team award with a 141 net.
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Logan Daily News
Davie Insurance
Thomas Bar & Grillagew
Hocking Hills Country Club
Daily News
Sun Glow
Davie
Schultheis Insurance
Thomas
Logan
All Star Dairies
Hocking Valley
Ford
Hack Auto Supply
National Supply
Logan Clay
Schultheis
Art Wright
Carborundum
Bill Mercer
Chuck Bicknell
Clarence Grandy
al Bowman
Joe Charney
Ralph Baker
John Owens
Joe Thomas
John Sloan
Lawrence Schorr
Dave Derr
Chriss Wolfe
Stine Johnson
Ray McMullen
Wally Saving
Jim Blanton
Neil Hawk
Bob Schmitter
Frank Downhour
Shine Burgess
Dayton Schultheis
Scrappy Myers
Abe Leonard
Ford Hack
Lip Jurgensmier
Dick Frasure
Bill Vaughn
Urbana Boy Wins Crown
Urbana’s John Cowan, 16, captured the Ohio state junior golf title at York Temple Country Club after a 72 in the final round and 148 total. He earned a $400 college scholarship, topping 19 year olds and rival Tom White Law by one stroke. Richard Shannon won the 15 and under division with 77-74-151. Next year’s event moves to Brookside Canton.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Cowan
Urbana
York Temple Country Club
John
Tom Whitelaw
Talawanda High School
Oxford
Cowan
Urbana High School
Richard Shannon
Nick Robert Small
Franklin
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
University of Houston
Marietta
Stephen Albrecht
Brookside
Canton
Ed Thomas Places Fifth In Hoinke Bowling Tourney
Ed Thomas of Logan earned $450 for fifth in the scratch division at the Hoinke Classics in Cincinnati. He tied with Glen Sargent on 1068 in the final standings while Bill Mattox of Indianapolis won division honors and $2,500 with 1104. Matt Yosafatt of Cincinnati captured the top $10,000 in the singles handicap division with 1156. Thomas, co manager of Scenic Lanes, has rolled two 300 games in recent top tournament action.
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Ed Thomas
Logan
Kegler
Cincinnati
Thomas
Glen Sargent
Lebanon
Bill Mattox
Indianapolis
Ind
Matt Yosafatt
Scenic Lanes
Wright Favored as Open Opens at Maple Bluff
Mickey Wright leads 36 pros and 74 amateurs into the 34th Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club as she defends the crown and chases a seventh win of the year. Wright has topped the tour money list since 1961 with more than $11,000 earnings.
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Madison
Wis
Mickey Wright
Maple Bluff Country Club
Miss Wright
Mets' Rod Kanehl Error Delays Double Play Grand Slam Limits Cards
The Mets misplayed a double play in the sixth as Curt Flood walked and Bill White hit a grand slam, giving St Louis a 9 4 victory. Elsewhere Giants rout Dodgers 8 3 at Candlestick. Banks hits milestone as Cubs beat Houston 9 1.
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Curt Flood
Bill White
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Beaners
Candlestick Park
Theards
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Houston
Reds
Phils
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Braves
New York Yankees
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Billy Pierce
Willie McCovey
Giants
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Marichal
Earl Francis
RBI
Pirates
Joe Gibbon
Hank Aaron
Mack Jones
Bob Sadowski
Lew Burdette
Mila
New Team Pilot Manager Faces First-Place Burden
Frank Carswell of Syracuse says taking over a leading club is hard after a loss. His Chiefs fell 8-4 to the Richmond Virginians, dropping to second in the International League Northern Division. Rochester’s Red Wings led with a 3-2 win over Toronto for their 10th straight. Buffalo lost 4-3 in 13 innings to Jacksonville. Columbus swept Atlanta 6-2 and 3-2, while Indianapolis shut out Arkansas 4-0.
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Associated Press
Frank Carswell
Syracuse
Carswell
Chiefs
Richmond Virginians
Rochester
Red Wings
Toronto
Buffalo
Jacksonville Suns
Columbus
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Firestone Downs VFW Seal 17th Straight Win
Firestone Downs VFW extended its winning streak to 17 with a 5:30 game on the Hill top diamond. The matchup against Kiwanis featured standout plays from the HGS front line and solid pitching from the relievers to seal the victory.
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Firestone Downs Vfw
HGS
Beceman
Legion Belts Ucker's 41 9 in Peewee League action
American Legion trounced Ucker's Dairy 41 to 9 in a Peewee League game on the LHL junior diamond. Richard Evans hit five home runs as Legion belted 35 hits and 10 homers led by Brian Goss and Larry Walker pitching.Ucker's pitchers were ineffective and Howard Galvin Randy Sik and Mark Buntz homered for the losers.
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Legion
Ucker’s
Richard Evans
American Legion
Ucker’s Dairy
Brian Goss
Larry Walker
Legionaires
Acker’s
Rame Ore
Howard Galvin
Randy Sik
Mark Buntz
Ucker
Oe Ee
Hocking Herefords
Clay says Liston scared. aims for youngest heavyweight record
Cassius Clay declares Sonny Liston terrified of him and predicts total annihilation. The Greatest recalls beating Henry Cooper in London and discusses a $1.5 million guarantee plus half TV money to fight Liston, with possible Philadelphia, New York, and Pittsburgh dates as purses soar.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Cassius
Iston
Killer Clay
London
Henry Cooper
Liston
Cleopatra
Liz Taylor
Jack Nilon
Clay Liston
Philadelphia
Floyd Patterson
Pittsburgh
Wey Mouth
Patterson
Alaska Golf Test Starts at 10 p.m. Night Play Near North Pole
Anchorage golfers plan a Saturday night round starting at 10 with a midnight break for food. Civilian play at Forest Park and servicemen at Moose Run Fort Richardson. Col. Jack Prather notes Moose Run is the second northernly course with 7,118 yards and challenges include limited dusk, animals, and long cocktail hours before the 10 p.m. start.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Sweden
Finland
Forest Park
Moose Run
Fort Richardson
John
Jack) F. Prather
Col. Prather
Bowling Notes: Summer Social Wins and High Series Records
Collins Grocery swept Crystal Bar three games paced by Barbara Radekin 173 191 155 for 519. Catherine Lea topped Crystal with 417. Twinsters lost two to Steve's Body with Helen Sterling 452 and Dora Wilson 444 for the losers. Scenic Lanes swept Natéo as Milly Nelson 163 197 167 527 led the Lanes while Alice Arnold posted 163 170 178 for Nateo. Rollettes beat General two games with Grace Patterson 484. Ruth Hartman 426 for General. Piew Beauty Shop won two over the in two games. Ann Eckhart 498 led Park View and Helen Lindauer 449 for the Vintonettes.
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Collins Grocery
Crystal Bar
Barbara Radekin
Catherine Leasure
Crystal
Twinsters
Steve
Helen Sterling
Dora Wilson
Scenic
Natéo
Milly Nelson
Alice Arnold
Nateo
Rollettes
General
Grace Patterson
Ruth Hartman
General Piew Beauty Shop
Ann Eckhart
Pace Parkview
Helen Lindaurer
Vintonettes
Open era begins as Palmer and Snead vie for 63rd U S Open
At Open Course Brookline, Arnold Palmer leads the field while Sam Snead pursues his lifelong quest to win the Open. The 150 contenders start 72 holes of golf with 18 hole rounds set for today and Friday and a 36 hole Saturday playoff scenario shaping the suspense.
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Brookline
Mass
Jack Lee
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Snead
Palmer
Clay's New Poem Portents Liston Knockout Bet
Cassius Marcellus Clay recites a poem predicting Liston will fall in eight if the money is great then heads to New York. The Greatest urges betting on his own knockout over Henry Cooper with a declared 1.15 payoff.
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London
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Berm
Liston
Buze
New York City
Henry Cooper
Ole Liston
Vic
Cal
Cooper
Stoltz Drugs Upsets Unbeaten King Lumber
Stoltz Drugs upset 9 7 over King Lumber in a key league tilt to pull Stoltz into a first place tie with Daily News at 3 1. Bill Westfall earned the win, fanning 10 over seven hits. Steve Mowery took the loss. Gasser plated the final Stoltz runs with a triple and two singles, as Stoltz rallied from a 6 2 deficit with five in the fourth.
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Stoltz
Pony Eeer
Lumber Ce
King
Daily News
Bill Westfall
Steve Mowery
John Gasser
Tom Auker
Eddie Dye
Mowery
Mundy
Tom Thomas
Thomas
Roger
Tom Cruise
Cruce
Waal
Gasser
Westfall
Bath
Auker
King Luraber
Ohio's lone entry falls in NCAA match play
Nick Karl of Ohio University was defeated 1 up on the 20th hole in Wichita Kansas. Karl was the only Ohioan to qualify andlost to Len Fiocca of Western Illinois in the round of the match play championships.
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Wichita, Kan
Nick Karl
Ohio University
Karl
Len Fiocca
Western Illinois
Cuban Slugger Delivers 5-4 Indians Victory
The 23-year-old Cuban slugger hit his third home run as Cleveland beat Baltimore 5-4 to snap the Orioles’ win streak. The Indians moved to fourth place, 3 1/2 games behind the Yankees, after a strong showing with Howser and Alvis contributing in the loss.
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Ole
Cleve
Slu
John Mano
Cuban
Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
Land
Tito Francona
New York Yankees
Dick Howser
Max Alvis
Pedro Ramos
Jim Gentile
Ted Abernathy
Charlie Lau
Bob Laverine
Abernathy
Miller
Milt Pappas
Tribe
Francona
Willie Kirkland
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P.S. Farmer
New York Mets
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Ugly Bear Liston
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Lancaster
W. Main St
Koy
Bért't
Atoll
Marcia
Bureau
Lancaster, O
St. Clair
Clay
Britain
W. Hunter St
UMD Auto Servicing
West Gate
Logan Gates
King Lumber
Wagga
Dacron and Cotton
Adger
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