No Hit by Dalton Guides Theo Johnson Pony League Win
Steve Dalton pitched a no hit no run game for Theo Johnson Pony League as McClellan's Dairy was blanked 15 0 at the fairgrounds. Dalton struck out 19, walked one, and backed his effort with two hits for Theo Johnson in the win. Ed Dalton led Logan with four hits and extra base hits from Bill Gasser Bob Hutton and Bruce Cremean.
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Theo Johnson
Steve Dalton
Logan Boys
McClellan
Dalton
Fairgrounds
General Electric
Logan Clay
Logan High School
G.E
Johnson
Ed Dalton
Bill Gasser
Bob Hutton
Bruce Cremean
Paul Ruff
Archery Club Names Winners In Three Classes
Archery Club awards first place medals to Ed Wilson Jack Miller and Robert McManaway at the Hocking Hills Archery Club shoot held on old McArthur Road range. Fifteen members competed as the club grows to 27 with new members Roger Humphrey and Charles Wilke joining. Mayor Francis Myers received honorary membership and presented the charter from the National Field Archers Association.
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Ed Wilson
Jack Miller
Robert McManaway
Hocking Hills
McArthur
Wilson
Orville Yates
Howard Leasure
Miller
McManaway
Larry Yates
Ted Yates
Roger Humphrey
Charles Wilke
National Field Archers Association
Francis Myers
National Association
Greaves Wins 10 Round Decision in New York
Wilfie Greaves, 22, from Edmonton Alberta, scored a unanimous 10 round decision over Otis Woodard in New York at St Nicholas Arena. It marked his sixth straight win as he holds the Canadian middleweight crown and eyes a title shot at Dick Tiger of Nigeria.
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New York
Wilfie Greaves
Farm Bay
Edmonton
Alberta
Otis Woodard
St. Nicholas Arena
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Tribe Rookie Back In Action Ahead Of Boston Series
Cleveland Indians bring Carroll Hardy back from an appendectomy and bench him tonight as they open a three game set with Boston. Manager Bobby Bragan confirms a 25 man roster with Woody Held in center and Gary Bell starting on the mound against Frank Sullivan.
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Cleveland
Carroll Hardy
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Bobby Bragan
Hardy
Woody Held
Kansas City A’s
Bragan
Kansas City
Indians
Billy Harrell
Herb Score
Don Ferrarese
Bob Avila
Larry Doby
Gary Bell
Bell
New York Yankees
Frank Sullivan
Casper Wins Flint Open by One Stroke at 9 000 Prize
Casper Jr., on his 27th birthday, clinched the Flint Open title by one stroke with a final putt from 15 feet. He finished 285 for the tournament, edging Arnold Palmer of Latrobe and Ted Kroll of Sarasota. The 9 000 prize made the victory especially bright for the Apple Valley native.
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Flint, Mich
Bill Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Ted Kroll
Sarasota
Fla
Ohio Tops Nation in Brass Ingot Use in 1956
Ohio led all states in brass ingot consumption with about 43 000 tons used by its foundries in 1956, representing 16 percent of the national total. This highlights Ohio’s industrial demand and metal usage compared with other states.
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Ohio
Lawrence and Hoak Star As Reds Dominate Dodgers 6-1
Lawrence fired a six hitter to beat Los Angeles 6-1 as Hoak added two key hits and a run. The Reds, casting off players, showcased their renewed strength with Bailey Crowe Robinson and Fondy contributing in the late rallies.
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Cincinnati
Redlegs
Brooks Lawrence
Don Hoak
Lawrence
Los Angeles’ Dodgers
Hoak
Reds
Dodgers
Steve Bilko
Don Zimmer
Ed Bailey
Frankie Robinson
George Crowe
Dee Fondy
Casey Stengel Seethes Over Yankees Hit Drought
After a 2-0 defeat to the Chicago White Sox, manager Casey Stengel vented that his Yankees were “not hitting.” Ray Moore shut out New York, the fourth of nine games and fifth of the season, with Whitey Ford credited for a strong performance aside from one miscue.
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Chicago
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Ray Moore
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Stengel
Moore
Collegiate Golf Tourney Begins At Williams College
In Williamstown Massachusetts two thirds of the National Collegiate golf tournament field completed half of the 36 qualifying holes Monday. Play resumes for the remaining groups today and Wednesday with the top 64 advancing to match play. Notables included Houston's Phil Rodgers and Stanford's Bernie Magnussen shooting 69. Dick Whetzle of
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Williamstown
Mass
Houston
Phil Rodgers
Bernie Magnussen
Stanford
Dick Whetzle
Carole Ann Pushing
Carleton College
Ames
Iowa
Judy Bell
University of Wichita
Judy Russell
Madera
Calif
Washington, D. C
Fresno State College
Jeanette Merlino
Yonkers
N. Y
Dennis Kyle
Richmond
Asbury Park
N. J
Congress Debates Antitrust Tie To Baseball
Washington AP reports the House weighs how antitrust laws apply to four major sports with baseball still exempt under current rulings. The bill would curb business operations while exempting reasonably necessary game aspects. Rep. Emanuel Celler advocates limits, while Rep. Kenneth Keating seeks a rival bill removing the narrow exemption.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Emanuel Celler
Kenneth B. Keating
Celler
Championship scoring tale from North Texas event
North Texas and Southern Intercol champions faced a high scoring round with Al Justice of Oklahoma State and Duke’s Dick Siderows posting 71s. Ten players finished at 72, signaling tight competition among a strong field.
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North Texas
al Justice
Oklahoma State
Duke
Dick Siderows
Ohio State Fair Delayed to 1852 Over Cholera Epidemic
Ohio's first State Fair planned for Cincinnati in 1849 was postponed because of a cholera outbreak and rescheduled to 1852, held at Camp Washington in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Camp Washington
Gonzales Clinches Pro Tennis Title in New York
Pancho Gonzales defeats Sedgman 10-8 6-2 to clinch the Tournament of Champions top money and move to 3-2 in the round robin. Lew Hoad's loss to Ken Rosewall leaves Gonzales with no stake beyond pride but a dominant record in New York since 1951.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Pancho Gonzales
Lew Hoad
New York
Gonzales
Frank Sedgman
Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Elliott's World Mile Mark Is Official at 3 57 9
Elliott’s 3 57 9 world mile mark was declared official by Pinky Sober AAU Track and Field Committee chairman after Bakersfield California AAU championships. Officials found no technicalities or red tape in the race last Saturday night and the time was accepted despite initial doubt it might be 3 58 due to a measurement rule.
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New York
Herb Elliott
Pinky Sober
Elliott
Bakersfield
Calif
John Landy
IAAF
Chisox Ride Lopez Formula To 2-0 Win
Chicago White Sox ace Ray Moore shut out the New York Yankees on three hits for a 2-0 victory. KC A’s and Detroit Tigers won to maintain their positions. Milwaukee rookie Carleton Willey pitched a six hit shutout in his first major league start, boosting the Braves to a 7-0 win over San Francisco. Cardinals edged Pittsburgh 7-5. Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 6-1 to stay in the hunt.
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Sox
Ray Moore
New York Yankees
Chicago
Moore
Kansas City A’s
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Carleton Willey
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Redlegs
Los Angeles
A’s
Bob Cerv
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Little Murty Dickson
Norm Zauchin
Roy Sievers
Bill Tuttle
Hector Lopez
George Susce
Detroit
Yankees
Oriole
Gus Triandos
Gail Harris
Arnie Portocarrero
Tiger
al Kaline
Wichita
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Willey
Giants
Cardinals
Cincy
Baseball scores and standings roundup across leagues
American League results show Detroit 3 Baltimore 1 and Chicago 2 New York 6 with several Monday games. National League notes include St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 5 and Cincinnati 6 Los Angeles 1 as top hitters Vernon and Fox lead batting and fielding leaders cited with season stats and recent performances.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
G.B. Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Baseball Leaders of 1960s Era Highlight Major Stats
The standings show leaders in at bats Mays San Francisco 380 and Musial St. Louis .360. Mays also tops runs with 52 and hits with 95 while Banks Chicago leads RBIs at 64 and doubles with 20. Pitching leaders include McMahon Milwaukee 6 1 and McCormick San Francisco 41 800.
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Fox
Chicago
Ward
Kansas Cay
Cerv
Kansas City
Minoso
Cleveland
Brune
Detroit
Jensen
Boston
Gernert
Malzone
Kuenn
Kaline
Power
Tuttle
Martyn
Lemon
Washington
Cory
Triandos
Baltimore
Aparicio
Harrell
Minosd
Larsen
New York
Ford
Pappas
Hyde
Turley
Harshman
Wynn
Mays
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Dark
Banks
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Cepeda
Walls
Hoak
Cincinnati
Thomson
Aaron
Milwaukee
Groat
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Moryn
T. Taylor
McMahon
Phillips
McCormick
Jones
Antonelli
Drott
Friend
Local Midget League Baseball Practice Schedule
General Electric and Logan Clay Products meet in a practice game at the LHS diamond at 9 30 a m Saturday Elks Midget Leaguers will practice at 3 30 p m Wednesday at LHS.
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General Electric
Logan Clay Products
LHS
Elks
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Lonnie Hodgson
Steve Freeman
Gary Derr
Archery Club
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Tribe
Flint
Mec
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W. Hunter St
Logan, Ohio
Lawrence, Hoak Shine
Casey
Pelton Wisconsin
Athens
Congress
Aluminum
FOX East
E. Main
Paul Fox Grocery
W. Hunter
Gonzales Cinches
B&k
American Express
Logan Federal
E. Main St
Chisox
Lopez
THE
Associated Press
al Lopez
Vernon
Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Curt Flood
Johnny Podres
Gus Bell
Roy McMillan
Johnny Temple
Schlitz
Keck Distributing Company
Athens, Ohio
Sunoco
P'eNde
Jurgie
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