Daily News and Thomas Tie For Golf Lead Ahead of Next Week
Daily News and Thomas share 13 title points after yesterdays matches at Hocking Hills Country Club. Logan Clay Products and Davie Insurance trail, with potential three way tie for first if co leaders draw and Insurancemen win. several other results and medalists noted.
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Logan Daily News
Thomas Bar & Grill
Yester
Hocking Hills Country Club
Daily News
Davie Insurance
Logan Clay Products
Davie
Sun Glow
Thomas
All Star
Newsmen
Barmen
Insurancemen
Carborundum
National Supply
Ford Hack Auto Supply
Hocking Valley Land
Schultheis Insurance
Dick Frasure
Frank Downhour
Bill Miller
Vic Rieder
Hocking Valley Sand
Jim Blanton
Butch Charney
Ralph Baker
Jeff Spalsbury
Harry Burgess
Bill Moore
Joe Thomas
Boone Huffman
Logan Clay
Charles McAfee
Joe Charney
Don Shafer
John Owens
John Sloan
Jerry Connor
Lawrence Schorr
Art Wright
Bob Keynes
Ralph Fickel
Dave Derr
Jim Jurgensmier
Chuck Bicknell
Bob Gano
Ray McMullen
Gene Charney
Wilbur Lanning Sr
Ned Fickel
Bob Schmitter
Harry Whitcraft
Charlie Davie
Scrappy Myers
Ford Hack
Walter Ott
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Chriss Wolfe
Bill
McAfee and Engle Win Jaycee Golf Titles
John McAfee captured the Open Division and Rick Engle won the Novice Division at the Logan Jaycees Junior Golf Tournament held at Hocking Hills Country Club this week. Engle led from start to finish in the Novice bracket, while McAfee rallied with a final 72 to claim the Open title. both players advance to the State Jaycee Tournament in Cincinnati on July 29 and 30.
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John McAfee
Rick Engle
Logan Jaycees
Hocking Hills Country Club
Steve Engle
Bob Trowbridge
McAfee
Engle
Cincinnati
Bowling Notes Ladies Summer Social Recap
Steve's Body Shop team capped two games from Rollettes. Vera Wood Ruff topped winners with 441, Letha Woolery paced losers with 470. Crystal Bar beat Natco Diamond as Catherine Leasure posted 451 for Crystal and Katy Nunnally 490 for Natco. Collins Grocery swept three from Twilsters with Jean Ward leading Collins at 497 and Helen Knight guiding Twilsters at 495. Vintonettes took two from Scenic Lanes as Helen Morgan rang up a 512 series and Genevieve Funk led losers with 535. Parkview Beauty Salon swept.
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Steve
Genevieve Funk
Parkview Beauty Salon
Gilliam and Perranoski Help Dodgers Sweep Reds
Gilliam delivered run scoring eighth inning doubles for the second straight night as the Dodgers beat the Reds 5-2 to complete a three game sweep. Perranoski finished two of the last three in losses by Cincinnati, boosting Los Angeles into a four game win streak and tightening the NL pennant race.
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Junior Gilliam
Ron Perranoski
Cincinnati Reds
Gilliam
Perranoski
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Tim Harkness
New York Mets
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Charley James
San Francisco
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Cardinal
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Houston
Bob Lillis
Johnny Temple
Hal Woodeshick
Harkness
Jim Brewer
Cubs
Billy Williams
Pirates
Phillies
Phillie
Bowlers Steady Play as Teams Split Matches
Alice Hall led Parkview with 451 while Ruth Hartmann scored 376 for General Ladies Trio. Countryettes down Bowlerettes led by Delphus Fitz Gerald 417 to 385. Aces won two games over Trios with Jo Ann Wilson posting 470 and Thelma Spradlin 409 in the losses.
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General Telephone
Alice Hall
Parkview
Ruth Hartmann
General
Countryettes
Delphus Fitzgerald
Gay Boyle
Jo Ann Wilson
Thelma Spradlin
Lions Club Peewee League Practice Announcement
The Lions Club Peewee League sets practice for Saturday at 10 a.m. on the LHS junior diamond.
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Lions Club
Peewee League
LHS
Elks Midget Nine No Hits Yet Win Leads to Tie for First
Elks Midget Leaguers won 3 2 over Kiwanis on the LHS diamond despite being held hitless. Dick Lange walked four to open for Kiwanis but Walter Dearing preserved a no hitter with a fielder’s choice on Walters’ tough hit. Dearing later allowed two runs, fanned 15, and Kiwanis added one more on Mike Mount’s homer in the third.
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Elks
Kiwanis
LHS
General Electric
Dick Lange
Walter Dearing
Fred Walters
Lange
Walters
Dearing
Ellis
Mike Mount
H&s Firestone
Hack Keynes
Smith Imboden Hurl No-Hitter As MJ-S Remains Undefeated
Mary Jane Shamrock stays undefeated 3-0 after an 11-0 win over American Legion. Greg Smith and Greg Imboden combined for nine strikeouts each and no hits for Legion, while MJ-S piled up 10 hits and homers by Helber and Smith. Next Monday at 5 30 p.m. MJ-S meets Rotary on the LHL junior diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Shamrock
American Legion
Greg Smith
Greg Imboden
Mj-S
Lions Club
Legion
Shamrock
Brian Goss
Larry Walker
Mary Jane
Imboden
Dan Collison
Smith
Chuck Helber
Helber
Rotary
Lions
Second Half Schedule Listed For Hocking Softball League
The Hocking Softball League releases the second half schedule with games set at Honor Camp Logan Merchants Zaleski Union Furnace and South Bloomingville. Dates listed include July 2 9 11 16 18 23 25 30 and August 6 featuring matchups among Honor Camp Carborundum Texaco Merchan ts Zaleski E and B Sohio.
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Hocking
Carborundum
Logan Merchants
Zaleski
Texaco
E&b Sohio
Union Furnace
Merchants
South Bloomingville
Honor Camp
E&b
Sohio
Walton and Smith Tie for Honors at Trap Shoot Events
Forest and Jack Walton tie for the doorway shoot while Cliff Smith wins the international by hitting 12 of 15. Other winners include Jerry Hutchison 10 of 10 at 25 yards and Jack Rutter eight of 10 after a shoot-off at 20 yards.
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Darrell Brady
Charles Westerbarger
Ed Gainer
Bill Simpson
Luke Mowery
Pete Burgoon
Henry Spencer
Ray Leasure
Bob Pickett
Gene Laurisky
Ed Rutter
Forest Walton
Jack Walton
Lou Ingram
Skip Humphrey
Dave Davis
Ken Humphrey
Bill Lehman
Gene Schneider
Herman Wien
Wyoming Tennis Coach Bill Beazley Marks Sixteen Seasons
Bill Beazley reaches his 16th season as tennis coach at the University of Wyoming, guiding the program through spring preparations and recruiting efforts.
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Bill Beazley
Wyoming
Americans Still In Wimbledon Title Chase
United States players McKinley Ashe and Ralston advanced to the third round at Wimbledon while Krishnan defeated Ralston in a four set marathon. Dark-horse Ralston fell to Ramanathan Krishnan as Ashe and McKinley continued strong showing with Hillebrand and Edlefsen also advancing. Seven American women remained among 13 starters as night halted their matches.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
United States
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Ashe
McKinley
Dark Horse
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Krishnan
Ralston
Alan Lane
Australia
John Hillebrand
Tom Edlefsen
Berkeley
Jack Frost
Monterey
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
U.S
Herbie Flam
Palm Springs
Adrian Bey
Rhode
Tory Fretz
Harrisburg
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Carl Hanks
St. Louis
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Donna Floyd Fa
King Lumber Co Tops Pony Leaders in Extra Innings
King Lumber Co. beat Logan Daily News 7-5 in extra innings to move to 5-1 while the Newsboys drop to 4-2. Steve Mowe pitched well with 15 strikeouts as injuries and errors fueled a late rally for the Lumberboys. Ted Kleinhans, former major league pitcher, enters his 17th season as Syracuse University coach.
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King Lumber Co
Kingpin
Logan Daily News
Lumberboys
Daily News
Newsboys
Steve Mowe
Stefan Dennis
Mike Walsh
Larry Simmons
King Lumber
Mike Edgar
Mowery
Bill Mundy
Louie Camp
Ted Kleinhans
Syracuse University
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Logan, Ohio
Dodgers
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THE
Associated Press
Elks Nine
Hocking Softball League
Waltons
Ene
Weiling
Virginia
King Downs Daily News
Bell
King’s
Mike Mahaffey
Simmons
Garth Robinson
Benny Benningtons Robinson
Tom Thomas
Roger Chute
Chute
Hocking Poultry
Priest
W. Hunter
Speedway
E. Main St
Firestone Dealer
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