SEC Golf Tourney Opens June 25 with Pro Am Event
The Gallipolis Golf Club hosts the 1971 Southeastern Golf Association Tournament starting Friday June 25 with a 10 a.m. pro am best ball on 18 holes. Teams from Athens Cambridge Chillicothe Pickaway Fairgreens Hocking Hills Lancaster Marietta and Gallipolis enter a 10 man squad. Defending team is Athens and defending medalist Marion Hughes of Lancaster is ill.
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SEC
Gallipolis
Southeastern Golf Association
Dave Frame
Herb McCormick
Fairgreens Country Club
Charles Stamm
Wib Jerles
Cambridge
Perry
Tex) Lankford
John McAfee
Hocking Hills Country Club
Joe Cardenas
Cliff Rhein
Jan Reynolds
Dave Vance
Lancaster Country Club
Jim Cawley
Doug Robinson
Marietta
Howard B. Saunders
John Shinn
Tered
Chris Roderick
MAC
Richard C. Roderick
Southeastern Ohio
Athens Country Club
Cambridge Country Club
Chillicothe Country Club
Pickaway Country Club
Athens
Marion Hughes
Lancaster
SEOGA
Ron
Sonny) Ellis
Logan Legion Edges Lancaster 9 8 in Ninth Inning
Bill Shaw drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single as Logan Legion Post 78 beat Lancaster 9-8 at Waldron Field. Randy Norris walked, Herbie Buhrts singled, and Mike Tucker forced the bases loaded before Shaw lined a single to cap the comeback. Logan improved to 8-6. Lancaster 8-?. next hosts Athens Friday at 2:20 p.m.
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Bill Shaw
Logan
American Legion
Lancaster
Waldron Field
Post 78
Shaw
Randy Norris
Mark Shaw
Herbie Buhrts
Mike Tucker
Norris
Hicks
Miller
Deems
Amato
Post
Athens
Williams Plans to Stay as Senators Manager Through Year
Washington manager Ted Williams says he will finish the season with the Senators despite a last place AL East position. He cites fishing at his Mirimichi camp as a distraction but emphasizes he won’t quit unless fired. Williams reflects on a rough run since returning to baseball and notes past high hopes for the team.
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Washington
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Williams
Mirimichi
New Brunswick
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Bob Short
Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Logan Insurance Takes Lead In Girls Slow Pitch Battle
Logan Insurance blanked Bush's Restaurant 30 to 8 to pull even atop the league standings. Shari Glenn led a 36 hit onslaught with three homers including a grand slam and two other players added multi hit games. Bush's drops to 1-1 as Ford Hack Auto Supply meets Tansky's Hilltoppers at 6 30 p m tonight on the LHS diamond.
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Logan Insurance Agency
Bush
Alps Restaurant
Shari Glenn
Logan Insurance
Diane Inboden
Peggy Roach
Diane Hartman
Roberta Carr
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Tansky
Hilltoppers
LHS
McConnell Leads Pack At Mansfield In Junior Golf
Medalist Mark McConnell of Coshocton led 32 survivors into the second round of match play at the Mid America Junior Golf Tournament in Mansfield Ohio. He won his opening match by forfeit as Robert Reinhorn failed to appear.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Mark McConnell
McConnell
Coshocton
Robert Reinhorn
Columbus
Possum Run
Bob Clouse
Galion
Clouse
Scott Harriger
Mentor
Dave Schmidt
Doug Waltman
Zanesville
Schmidt
Dave Buhas
Akron
Bob Jerger
Curt Sampson
Hudson
Sampson
John
Steve Barman
Cincinnati
Boxing Chief Cancels Buster Mathis Bout
Cleveland boxing commissioner Dave Ott cancelled the six bout card at the Cleveland Arena after deeming heavyweight Buster Mathis from Grand Rapids ineligible The main bout was scrapped to protect the public from being cheated and the pro gram was canceled.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Dave Ott
Cleveland Arena
Grand Rapids
Mich
Buster Mathis
Ott
Mathis
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Tuesday To Thursday
Baseball standings shown for multiple teams with listed pitchers and records. Tuesday results include Atlanta over Montreal and Cincinnati over Philadelphia, plus several night games. Thursday schedules feature California at Milwaukee and Baltimore at Washington among others with night notes.
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Cleveland
McDowell
Boston
Culp
Kansas City
Spittorff
Chicago
Wood
Baltimore
Palmer
Washington
Bosman
Detroit
Kilkenny
New York
Peterson
California
Lasher
Messersmith
Milwaukee
Parsons
Krausse
Oakland
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pappas
Marichal
Gentry
Walker
Morton
Jarvis
Wise
Grimsley
Blasingame
Wilson
Phoebus
Kirby
Reuss
Sutton
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Minnesota
McCovey Placed on Disabled List After Knee Tests
San Francisco Giants first baseman Willie McCovey is on the disabled list after a game with the Chicago Cubs. Dr. E C Sailer and a knee specialist found cartilage damage in his left knee and may schedule surgery.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Chicago Cubs
E. C. Sailer
McCovey
Nolan Hurls Reds Over Phillies in Six-Run Win
Cincinnati right-hander Gary Nolan fired a six-hitter to beat Philadelphia 6-1 as timely doubles by Tony Perez Hal McRae and George Foster fueled the offense. Nolan's second straight complete game comes after a rough stretch and helps the Mets, Braves, Giants and others in tight East and West races.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Nolan
Philadelphia
Tony Perez
Hal McRae
George Foster
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Montreal
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Charlie Williams
Danny Frisella
Mets
Jerry Grote
Ron Reed
Braves
Reed
Expos
Steve Renko
John Cumberland
Giants
Ferguson
Jerry Johnson
Chris Speier
Joe Torre
Lou Brock
Cincinnati Swords Aim to Win in AHL Debut
The Cincinnati Swords owners promise a winning franchise as they launch the new AHL team. Sabres coach-manager Imlach pledges strong farm ties, cites Rochester success, and warns against overusing players. Seymour Knox III says, promotion and sustained winning are priorities. season opens with a Swords Sabres exhibition in Cincinnati at Cincinnati Gardens for 38 home games of 76.
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Cincinnati
The
Swords
Imlach
Buffalo Sabres
National Hockey League
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rochester
Cincinnati Mohawks
AHL
Seymour H. Knox III
Moose tops Orwig in Peewee League to share lead
Moose beat Orwig Oil 21 to 3 on Tuesday to move into a tie for first with Saving Hardware in the Peewee League. Craig Dillon led Moose with three hits, and winning pitchers struck out 12 as Orwig’s Charlie Keynes led the losers with two hits. Lions meet Elberfelds at 6 p.m. today.
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Ken Krieg
Brad Lightfoot
Ronnie Swaim
Moose
Orwig Oil
Hardware
Don’s
Sunoco
Orwig
Elberfeld’s
Lions
Shaw Realty
Rotary
Charlie Keynes
Reed Rutter
Bryan Starner
Craig Dillon
Krieg
Harold Sheets
Keystone Journal Wins Scioto Downs Feature
Keystone Journal captured the feature race at Scioto Downs in Columbus Ohio on Tuesday night earning payouts of 3.60 3.40 and 3. Coaltown Boy and Lorrie Ann D combined for a 67 20 daily double and the 3 6 quinella paid 43 20 in the ninth race.
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Columbus, Ohio
Keystone Journal
Scioto Downs
Coaltown Boy
Lorrie Ann D
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Oscar’s
Gallipolis Elks Club
Logan Legion Shades Lancaster
CIA
Eae
Mel Mamet
Vie
Maverick
Marion Riggs Ford
Logan Gates
Store Inc
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
S Francisco
L Angeles
Willie McCovy
Reds
Phillies
Jerry MecNertney
Steve Carlton
Dodgers
McNertney
RBI
Joe Morgan
Astros
Dave Campbell
Garry Jestadt
Cincinnati Swords
Scioto
Marion Riggs
FORD
Mercury
DuPont
Columbia
Glass Pac
Union Electric
West
Hunter Street
Ural
Chevrolet
Belville
Motor Car, Inc. Used Car Lot
Sears
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