SEOGA Golf Championship Opens at Athens Today
The Southeastern Ohio Golf Association starts its 1958 team and individual championship at Athens Country Club with about 40 two man teams. Logan University players headline a field featuring past champions and defending pro am titlists for a three day event free to the public.
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Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Athens
SEOGA
Logan
Athens Country Club
Jim Romanowski
R. E. Butts
Dick Frasure
al Bowman
John Reynolds
Steve Johns
Jack Wilkins
Gene Charney
Sonny Ellis
John Owens
Howard B. Saunders
Gallipolis
Alan Vierebome
Lancaster
Larry Snyder
John Abbot
Cambridge
Dan Cawley
Marietta
Chester Harless
Fairgreens
North Siedensticker
Chillicothe
Howard Baker Saunders
Alan Vlerehome
W. B. Saunders
Cawley
Bernie Venuis
John Sloan Sets 755 Triple Record At Local Bowling Center
John Sloan of the H&S Firestone team in the All-Star League bowled a 755 triple at Thomas Lanes on AMF pinspotters, with games of 278 and 254 and 25 strikes in 36 frames. Cecil Scott added a 268. The remodeled alley prepares for a grand opening in a week.
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Fred Thomas
Cards Sign Larson for Chicago Football Return
Paul Larson former University of California quarterback has signed to play with the Chicago Cardinals. Walter Wolfner the Cardinals managing director announced the signing today.
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Chicago
Paul Larson
University of California
Chicago Cardinals
Walter Wolfner
Cardinals
Williams Misses Start As All Stars Announced
Ted Williams failed to be named in the starting lineup for the July 8 All-Star Game. The 39 year old Red Sox slugger trails for inclusion as managers and players select the rest of the 25 man rosters. Musial tops NL and Malzone leads AL voting.
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New York
Ted_ Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Williams
Detroit
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Yogi Berra
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Ford Frick
Frank Slocum
Commissioner's Office
Musial
Boston
Frank Malzone
Bob Cerv
Kansas City Athletics
Fox
Gil MccDougald
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Mickey Vernon
Cleveland
Luis Aparicio
Chicago
Kuenn
Jackie Jensen
Cerv
Bellimore
Gus Triandos
Sherm Lollar
Berra
Ernie Banks
Johnny Logan
Frank Thomas
Eddie Mathews
Bill Mazeroski
Mays
Aaron
Bob Skinner
Pirates
del Crandall
Patterson Harris Heavyweight Title Bout Set for August 18
Los Angeles Floyd Patterson will defend the heavyweight title against Roy Harris in a bout slated for August 18 at Wrigley Field. The State Athletic Commission approved the date on Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Wrigley Field
State Athletic Commission
Dodgers Defy Odds with Win Streak Reaches Six
The Dodgers win 4-1 over the Braves as Don Drysdale earns his second straight victory and complete game. St. Louis cards beat the Pirates 6-2 to extend a six game streak, while the Giants rally past Cincinnati 5-1 with Cepeda driving in two on his 15th homer. In the AL, the Athletics ride a six game surge led by Hector Lopez while the Yankees top the White Sox 4-3.
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Milwaukee
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Johnny Antonelli
Harvey Haddix
Bob Skinner
Ken Boyer
Gene Green
Curt Flood
Hobie Landrith
Vern Law
Lindy McDaniel
Kansas
A's
Chicago White Sox
Jack Harshman
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Bob
Bloomingville Edges LCP in Final Turn Inning
Bloomingville All-Stars defeated Logan Clay Products 9 7 on the Hocking Honor Camp diamond. Tom Justice earned the win with seven hits allowed and two walks while Tatman and Unger led Bloomingville with multiple hits. Logan Clay’s Linton Voris and Cook each had two hits.
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South Bloomingville All- Stars
Logan Clay Products Softballers
Hocking
Logan Clay
Bloomingville
LCP
All-Stars
Claymen
Tom Justice
Ray Ellis
Tatman
Unger
Linton
Voris
Cook
Elks and Mary Jane Shamrock Triumph in Little League Play
Undefeated Elks of the Midget League beat H S Firestone 2-1 on a fifth inning run scored by Eddie Penrod after Hickory Oliver singled. Gary Dalton pitched a complete game with 14 strikeouts, one hit, and three walks, while Firestone's Bill King and George Hummel produced the lone Firestone run. Mary Jane Shamrock edged Rotary 6-5 on the LHS east diamond as Bill Mundy fanned six in six and Tom Cruise closed out the win.
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H&s Firestone
Elberfeld
S. Firestone
Eddie Penrod
Hickory Oliver
Gary Dalton
Ellis
Firestone
Bill King
George Hummel
Dalton
Robbie Johnson
Mike Murray
Gerald Brooks
Ozzie Krannitz
Rotary
MJS
Tom Cruise
Melvin Brooker
Bill Mundy
John Brimner
Bill Pearson
MLS
Ricky Engle
Stefan Dennis
Bob Mowery
Gordon Takes Cleveland Manager Post From Bragan
Joe Gordon, former Yankee and Indian star, flies in to manage the Indians for tonight’s game vs Baltimore. General Manager Frank Lane fires Bobby Bragan, hiring Gordon through 1959, citing hope for club improvement. Gordon, 43, was an insurance salesman in Sacramento and earlier led San Francisco to a Pacific Coast League pennant. Bragan’s firing follows a string of concerns including platooning and pitcher handling.
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Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Baltimore
Frank Lane
Bobby Bragan
Gordon
Sacramento
Calif
San Francisco
Lane
Bragan
Gary Geiger
Hank Greenberg
Kerby Farrell
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Tribe
Fort Worth
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Westerners Top College Tourney
Three New England players and four with Midwest affiliations challenged the Southwest Far West contingent in the third round of the National Collegiate Golf Championships at Williamstown. Houston's three time titlists, Oklahoma State, and Southern California bear witness to the region’s weather advantage.
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Williamstown
Mass
New England
Houston
Oklahoma State
Southern California
Segura Aims for Masters Singles Crown
Pancho Segura pledges an all out bid for the singles title in Jack Kramer’s $15,000 masters round in Los Angeles. He seeks the championship against a field of top players at the prominent event.
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Los Angeles
Pancho Segura
Jack Kramer
Giants Beat Reds 5 1 as Mays Quiet at Plate
In Crosley Field the San Francisco Giants toppled the Cincinnati Redlegs 5 1. Willie Mays went 0 for 4 with a grounder error while Orlando Cepeda delivered a three run homer in the eighth. Pitcher Johnny Antonelli earned the win and Daryl Spencer, Cepeda and others supplied key hits.
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Cincinnati
Willie
Crosley Field
San Francisco Giant
Cincinnati Redleg
Don Hoak
Mays
Gtant
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Orlando Cepeda
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
Antonelli
Redleg
Giants
Brooks Lawrence
Ruben Gomez
Wright Leads Open After Windy First Round
In Detroit Forest Lake, 54 women golfers battled windy conditions at the U S Open. None matched a 73 par as Mickey Wright posted a 74 to lead by one stroke. Louise Suggs Betty Jameson and Jackie Pung each shot 75 to follow.
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Detroit
Forest Lake Country Club
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Jackie Pung
Hawaii
Segura Will Skip Doubles to Rest for Singles at Pro Tennis
Segura plans to pass up doubles prize money at the Robin Pro Tennis tournament starting Saturday to conserve stamina for singles. His main obstacle is rival Pancho Gonzales, whom Segura will face first in the singles draw.
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Segura
Pancho
Gonzales
Tucker Named President Of Aurora College Varsity Club
Roger Tucker, son of Mr and Mrs Beryl Tucker of Rockbridge, was elected president of the Aurora College Varsity Club for 1958 59. He was an all county basketball star for Rockbridge Red Raiders and starred for Aurora as a sophomore last season. Aurora College in Aurora Alabama is operated by the Advent Christian Church.
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Roger Tucker
Beryl Tucker
Rockbridge
Aurora College
Gerald F. Richardson
Tucker
Rockbridge Red Raiders
Aurora
Advent Christian Church
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