Carborundum leads Hocking softball league with 7-0 win
Carborundum blanked E and B Sohio 7-0 to hold first place in the Hocking II League, while Logan Merchants defeated Honor Camp 20-8. Bernard Cook and George Stump sparked Carborundum with a two hit outing and Walter, Bernard Cook, and Clarence Kornmiller contributed key hits as the Merchants piled up 15 hits behind Homer Hartsock.
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E& B Sohio
Logan Merchants
Honor Camp
Carbo
Merchants
Bernard Cook
Cook
George Stump
Calvin Cook
Chuck Peppers
Peppers
Chuck Walter
Walter
Clarence Kornmiller
Stump
Tom Justice
Shaer
Homer Hartsock
Joe Demaree
Jack Conrad
Hartsock
Conrad
Lucas
Gaff
Demaree
Francis Schrader
Elberfeld's Blank Moose In Midget League Clash
Elberfeld's improved to 3-1 in Midget League play with a 5-0 win over Moose, who drop to 1-3. Frank Rydzewski fired a three-hitter with nine strikeouts as Moose pitcher Danny Armstrong allowed four runs on four hits and 11 strikeouts.
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Frank Rydzewski
Danny Armstrong
Marty Sharrett
David Ellis
Doug Daubenmier
Rydzewski
Danny Wolfe
Elks
Kiwanis
Ten straight losses for the Houston Colts in Milwaukee
The Colts were shut out 4-0 by Tony Cloninger in Milwaukee, marking their 10th loss in a row and 14th in 15 games on the road trip. They have scored just 11 runs in the span, with six of those in a doubleheader at San Francisco.
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Milwaukee
Tony Cloninger
Texas
San Francisco
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Jim Gilliam
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Don Demeter
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Chicago White Sox
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Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
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Cleveland
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Colts
Braves
Ken Johnson
Lee Maye
Johnson
Joe Torre
Maye
Frank Bolling
Eddie Mathews
Ken Boyer
Cards
Giants
Willie McCovey
Felipe Alou
Boros and Palmer Hunt PGA Cash Record at Cleveland Open
U S Open winner Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer, recovering from illness, strive to surpass the PGA single season earnings record by winning the $100,000 Cleveland Open. First prize of $22,000 would push both past Palmer's $81,448 then current mark. Palmer tops this year with $63,545 and Boros with $59,680.
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Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golf Association
Beechmont Country Club
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Palmer
Hocking Herefords Peewee League Practice Planned
The Hocking Herefords of the Peewee League will practice at 9 a.m. Thursday on the LHS junior diamond.
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LHS
Hocking Hills Women Win Tourney Team Title
Doris Poole of New Lexington shot an 85 to win individual honors at the Women’s Invitational Tournament at Hocking Hills Country Club. The Hocking Hills team posted a 348 total to take the team trophy, 29 strokes ahead of Harbor Hills, with Lola Hosey leading the guest field in the home flight.
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Women’s Golf Association
Hocking Hills Country Club
Doris Poole
Perry Country Club
Helen Griffith
Harbor Hills Country Club
New Lexington
Perry Golf Club
Athens Country Club
Chillicothe Country Club
Pickaway Country Club
Circleville
Buckeye Lake
Fairgreens Country Club
Jackson
Hocking Hills
Linda Hosey
Zanesville
Hosey
Fairgreens
Harbor Hills
Logan
Miss Hosey
Alice Roberts
Betty Acker
Agnes Johns
Miss McKinley
Walt Jurgensmier
Ex Champions Battle In Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf
In Columbus Brookside, two former champions Ann Richardson and Mrs. Charles Beardsley face off in round two of the 40th Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf Championship. Sixteen survivors play 18 holes to cut to eight, with a Thursday double round narrowing to two before Friday’s 36 holes. Mary Kay Kelly ousted defending champ Mrs. Whitacre 2 and 1. Gary Johnson to captain 1963 West Point hockey team.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Brookside Country Club
Ann Richardson
Columbus
Charles Beardsley
Janet Shock
Dayton
Whitacre
Waynesburg
Mary Kay Kelly
Herefords Dominate Ucker Dairy 65 0 in Peewee Blowout
Herefords trounced Ucker Bros Dairy 65 to 0 in a Peewee League game noted as the most one sided. Mark Shaw starred at bat with six homers and solid pitching as the team piled up 12, 14, 2, 16, and 21 runs across five innings before a rule change.
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Massillon
Hocking
Herefords
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Mark Shaw
Mel Adams
West Grid Coach Needs Quarterback
West Coach John McKay of Southern California says USC lacks depth at quarterback for the All-American Bowl game, noting they have one while the East can choose between Wisconsin's Ron Vanderkelen and Notre Dame's Daryl Lamphlica. Vanderkelen is a 1963 Heisman candidate and Lamphica joins Mississippi's Griffing as options for the East. West starter Bill Nelson from USC led the Trojans to the 1962 national title, but the depth gap remains.
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N.Y
John McKay
Southern California
McKay
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Bruhn
Ron Vanderkelen
Notre Dame
Daryl’ Lamphica
Vanderkelen
Cian Griffing
Mississippi
Cal
Bill Nelson
Trojans
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Scores Midwest N L A
Baseball standings show teams with games back and percentages. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 New York 1 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 in ten innings, with others like Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 1 and Milwaukee 4 Houston 0. Today's and tomorrow's games list matchups across the leagues.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Jay’s
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Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Koufax Holds Redlegs To Single Run
Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax battled early in Cincinnati but settled in to limit the Reds to six hits and lead the Dodgers to a 4-1 win. He admitted aging and reduced velocity but stressed improved control and a preference for fielding outs over racking up strikeouts.
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Tim McCarver
Bob Bolin
Bolin
Red Schoendienst
McCarver
Orlando Cepeda
Julian Javier
Dodgers
Giants
Reds
Koufax
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Bob Feller
Junior Golf Field Is Cut In Half
In Mansfield Ohio the 64 player field of the Mid-America Junior Golf Championships was halved after the opening round. Derek Kent of Galion and Bill Heston of Hebron shared medalist honors with three under par 68 in qualifying before Kent was eliminated 1 up on the 19th hole by Tom Whitelaw of Oxford. Heston advanced by defeating Dan Bania of Eastlake 1 up on the 19th.
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Galion
Bill Heston
Hebron
Tom ‘Whitelaw
Oxford
Kent
Heston
Dan Bania
Eastlake
Staltz Drugs Roll Past Johnson Nine in Pony League
Staltz Drugs defeated winless Johnson 22 to 4 in six innings to even their season at 3-3. Jim Phelps earned the win with three scoreless frames, Eddie Dye and Phelps led the offense with two hits each as Johnson drops to 0-6.
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Carl Johnson Co
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Frasure
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Terry Nelson
Joe Shelton
Bob Daubenmier
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King Lumber Co
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U S Netters Blame Weather at Wimbledon Championship
The United States tennis team blames cold windy Wimbledon weather for disrupted play as Chuck McKinley and five more Americans advance on opening day. Others include Bob Siska, Arthur Ashe, Frank Froehling, Tom Edlefsen and Charles Parsarell in straight-sets or tight wins. In women’s action Vera Sukova ousts Jane Albert and Billie Jean Moffitt beats Sonja Packta with Margaret Smith continuing her dominant form.
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Bakersfield
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U.S
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St. Louis
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South Africa
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Austria
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Berkeley
Calif
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Australia
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New York
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Vera Sukova
Czechoslovakia
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
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Long Beach
Sonja Packta
Margaret Smith
Bowling Notes Ladies Tuesday Nite Sweep Three From Pin Spinners
Heinlein Funeral Home swept three games from Pin Spinners led by Lois Nihiser with 494 pins and Carol Davis 421 for the losers. Pepsi-Cola took two from Five Hits with Arlene Bailey posting 518 series and Thelma Spradlin 379. Five Stooges beat Hit & Miss as Helen Parish scored 481 and Shirley Jackson 460 for the losers. Mickey Mantle has hit above 300 eight times since joining the New York Yankees in 1951.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
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