National Supply Wins First Half Title In Men's Golf League
National Supply edged defending champion Logan Daily News 1214 115 to capture the first half title in the Men s Golf League at Hocking Hills Country Club. The Supplymen posted seven wins and one tie for 15 title points. A team scramble is set for next week before second half play begins July 8.
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National Supply
Logan Daily News
Hocking Hills Country Club
Schultheis Insurance
Thomas Bar & Grill
Davie Insurance
Hocking Concrete
Saving Hardware
Geil Motors
All Star Dairy
Goodyear
Logan Clay Products
Fred Hack Auto Supply
Johnson Rooters
Billy Moore
Bob Schmitter
Indians Explode For 12-3 Win In First Game Of Twin Bill
Cleveland Indians break out after four winless games scoring 12 runs in a 12-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins in the first game of a doubleheader. Max Alvis belts two homers including a bases loaded shot while Dick Donovan dominates seven innings for the complete game.
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Minneapolis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Indians
Dick Stigman
Tribe
Minnesota
Sam McDowell
Max Alvis
Hutchinson Sees Reds Rally Hinged on Power Hitting
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson says the Reds can win the NL pennant only if their power hitters produce. He notes Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson have struggled, with Robinson limited by a lingering left wrist injury and a drop in batting average from .371 in May to .253 in June. The Reds lost 2-1 to the Giants and sit 4-4 on the homestand, slipping to fourth in the standings.
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Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Hutchinson
San Francisco Giants
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Orlando Cepeda
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Robinson
Four Women Remain In State Tourney
In St Clairsville Ohio four golfers survived the 96 entry field to reach the Ohio Women Amateur semi finals. Barbara McArthur of Wooster plays Lida Fee Matthews of Portsmouth and Ruth Pickrel of Dayton faces Jean Bell of Cleveland in 18 hole matches. Winners advance to Friday's 36 hole final.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Barbara McArthur
Wooster
Lida Fee Matthews
Portsmouth
Ruth Pickrel
Dayton
Jean Bell
Cleveland
Willie Smith Delivers Again As Angels Win
Willie Smith drove in five runs with a homer and a triple to lead the Los Angeles Angels to a 9-5 victory over Washington. The win extended Los Angeles’ winning streak to eight, the longest in the majors this season, and tied for the team’s 3-year history. Smith added a late triple and solid defense, ending the night with a .340 average and 15 RBIs in 50 at bats.
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Los Angeles Angels
Smith
Angels
Washington
Los Angeles
Vic Power
Jim Fregosi
Power
Fregosi
Kansas City
RBI
Mike Brumley
Bob Duliba
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Bowling Notes Summer Social Outcomes Detail High Scores
Merrie Mixers led by Alice Gill with 518 and 152 199 167 won all three from Mac's Morgans led by Dottie Graham 497. Scenic Lanes swept Crystal Bar as Alice Hartman 471 paced winners. Dorothy McCune 487 led losers. Nationwide Insurance swept General Telephone sparked by Naomi Gamble 436. Agnes Spurgus high loser with 467. Summerettes Aces took two of three from PJ's paced by Jo Ann Williams 426. Dora Wilson 359 for losers. Rollerettes swept Skyliners as Mary Bowlby 400 and Eva Harwood 329 highlighted scores.
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Mac’s Morgans
Dottie Graham
Scenic
Crystal Bar
Alice Hartman
Dorothy McCune
Nationwide Insurance
General Telephone
Naomi Gamble
Agnes Spurgus
Summerettes
Pj's
Jo Ann Williams
Dora Wilson
Rollerettes
Skyliners
Mary Bowlby
Eva Harwood
Jurgensmier Medalist in Women’s Golf League Play
In Hocking Hills Country Club league action JoAnn Jurgensmier shot 43 over par 35 to earn medalist honors. Bankers led by Jeanne Rauch and Rosie Hoffman, Mary Jean McAfee edged Gloria Hughes, Betty Sutts defeated Georgann McAfee, Carolyn Johns beat Joann Vaughn for Paul Revere wins. Coker Distributing topped Logan Clay, and Johnson Roofers defeated Ford Hack Auto Supply with multiple individual wins. Coker’s posted a 159 team net to win the weekly golf doodad.
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Hocking Hills Country Club
Citizens Bank
Paul Revere Insurance
Coker Distributing
Logan Clay
Johnson Roofers
Ford Hack Auto Supply
JoAnn Jurgensmier
Jeanne Rauch
Rosie Hoffman
Mary Jean McAfee
Gloria Hughes
Bankers
Betty Sutts
Georgann McAfee
Carolyn Johns
Joann Vaughn
Paul Revere
Anne Myers
Betty Peycke
Mona Jean Wilkins
Coker
Agnes Johns
Dottie Jurgensmier
Jean Hall
Mary Dienst
Betty Ackers
Mary Kuhn
Nancy Johnson
Bet
Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Across Leagues
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League with a 41 25 record and Chicago at 38 25 as race tightens. Friday games include New York at Baltimore and Cleveland at Minnesota with several cross league matchups noted.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
San Francisc
Westfall Fans 18 As Stoltz Nips King in Pony League
Stoltz Drugs clipped King Lumber Co. 8-5 in a Wednesday Pony League game as pitcher Bill Westfall struck out 18. Stoltz scored by innings 4th 2 runs on 1 hit, 5th 3 runs on 3 hits, 7th 3 runs on 2 hits to secure the win. Leaders for Stoltz Greg Gano triple double and single Donnie Whalen two singles. For King Larry Heidlebaugh double and single Joe Goldsberry double.
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King Lumber Co
Bill Westfall
King
Greg Gano
Donnie Whalen
Larry Heidlebaugh
Joe Goldsberry
All-American Grid Contest Highlights New Star Bob Brown
Nebraska guard Bob Brown, 6-5 and 290 pounds, joins West team for the All-America game at War Memorial Stadium. At 22 from Cleveland, he aims for an NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles. AB C telecast 8 30 p.m. EST. about 25 000 fans expected.
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N.Y
Bob Brown
Brown
Nebraska
War Memorial Stadium
Cleveland
Philadelphia Eagles
Niagara Falls
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Elliott
ABC
Dick Tiger Seeks New Giardello Bout
Nigeria's Dick Tiger, former middleweight champion, arrived in New York to pursue a return title shot with Joey Giardello after Giardello defeated him in Atlantic City last December 7. Giardello vowed to give Tiger the first crack at the title.
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Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Tiger
Atlantic City
N.J
Harris aims for pro success after amateur standout run
Labron Harris Jr., 22, Oklahoma State mathematics graduate and former amateur, left amateur status two months ago to chase golf prize money. He seeks performance in the $100,000 Cleveland Open at Highland Park after two top money finishes totaling $1,306 in three events. Harris trails leaders Palmer and Nicklaus, but eyes a solid pro career.
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Harris
Oklahoma State University
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Palmer
Don Fairfield
Fairfield
PGA
Ed Furgol
Public Links
Don
Bill Collins
Harold Kneece
Bobby Nichols
Syracuse Hurler Bill Faul Records Smashed By Suns Loss
Syracuse pitcher Bill Faul entered the game 8-0 with the International League lead but exited after three innings as Jacksonville Suns beat Syracuse 4-3. Toronto blanked Richmond 3-0 in another IL action.
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Associated Press
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Suns
Syracuse
Bill Faul
Faul
Toronto
Richmond
Atlanta
Logan Legion Bowl Falls 6-1 to Newark Nine
Newark built an early edge with two runs in the first and added four in the second to take a 6-0 lead. Logan pitcher Kelley Stilwell limited Newark to five hits and six strikeouts while Logan scored in the seventh on Stilwell’s single and Rob Johnson’s run-scoring hit. Stilwell allowed only one more hit after the second. Newark’s coach pitched a four hitter with eight strikeouts. Logan heads to Lancaster at 2 pm seeking to end a six game slide as Steve Mowery is slated to start Saturday.
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Logan
American Legion
Logan Diamondmen
Kelley Stilwell
Stilwell
Rob Johnson
Lancaster
Steve Mowery
VFEW Defeats Godman 4-2 for Third Win
VFEW topped Godman 4-2 in Wednesday's Midget League game on the LHS diamond. The win moved Veterans to 3-1 while Godman fell to 0-3. Jeff Smith had a triple and a double, Steve Six added a double and a single, and Greg Lightfoot doubled. Godman’s hits included a Jeff Stimson triple and Chuck Fuller single. General Electric faces Elks in today’s Midget League schedule.
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Godman
Lhs Diamond
VFW
Jeff Smith
Steve Six
Greg Lightfoot
Jeff Stimson
Chuck Fuller
General Electric
Elks
Rochester Drops First Game of Doubleheader
In Rochester the team lost the opener 5-4 before taking the second game 8-0. Buffalo won a twinbill over Columbus 9-1 and 8-5.
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Buffalo
Columbus
Mary Jane-Shamrock topples American Legion in Peewee action
Mary Jane-Shamrock improves to 2-1 after a 22-6 victory over American Legion in Wednesday Peewee League play at LHS diamond. Kevin Berry led with three hits and two triples, while Dick Eckels, Greg Shultz and Jim Bob Gustin supplied power for the Irish, as Legion struggled with three-hit total and two runs per inning in spots.
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American Legion
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Legion
Kevin Berry
Greg Shultz
Dick Eckels
Jim Bob Gustin
Dick Hartman
Donnie Walsh
Martin Irvine
Jeff Burns
Brian Goss
Hocking Herefords
Lions
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