Central Ohio Streams Still Muddy From Recent Rains
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports weekend fishing prospects vary by region with lakes offering the best chances. Northwest and Northeast areas show fair to good fishing for bass bluegills crappies and catfish while Central South areas remain muddied though Hoover Reservoir Buckeye Jackson Knox lakes hold bass walleyes and bluegill. Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie yield channel catfish perch white bass and stringers near the coast.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Northwest
Lake St
Greene
Shelby
Mad River
Montgomery County
Acton Lake
Lake Lorain
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
Marblehead
Bass Island
Boston rookie Frank Malzone leads AL with runs and hits surge
Frank Malzone, battered by injuries in youth, has become a major league standout with the Boston Red Sox. The third baseman tops the AL in hits with 89 and RBIs with 44 while contributing 18 doubles and a .324 average, as Boston sweeps Chicago. He credits persistent work and grit after early career setbacks including a dislocated ankle and two years in service.
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Bob Hoobing
Boston
Frank Malzone
Glove
Malzone
Ed Sox
Ted Williams
Chicago
Scranton
Malzones
Frankie
San Francisco
Seals
Crowe and Bell Lead Reds Past Phillies with Two Homers
Cincinnati Redlegs powered to a 7 1 victory over Philadelphia as George Crowe Gus Bell and Wally Post homered and Hal Jeffcoat added a two run shot. Crowe supplied a three run blast in the third and Jeffcoat sealed the win with a seventh victory.
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Cincinnati
George Crowe
Gus Bell
Cincinnati Redleg
Reds’ Steamroller
Philadelphia Phillies
Crowe
Bell
Wally Post
Ford Frick
Redlegs
Hal Jeffcoat
Reds
Philadelphia
Warren Hacker
Phils
Jeffcoat
Don Cardwell
Logan Braves Face Buchtel in Sunday Hocking Action
The Logan Braves head to Buchtel Sunday seeking their first Hocking Valley win after four league losses. Sunnyhill Coal Co. of Nelsonville tops the Joop undefeated, with Amesville at Nelsonville and Glouster vs Plantsville also on the slate. Braves manager Hickory Oliver notes losses to Sunnyhill 13-5 Glouster 13-4 Plantsville 6-1 and Amesville 3-2.
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Logan Braves
Buchtel
Hocking Valley
Braves
Joop
Sunnyhill Coal Co
Nelsonville
Amesville
Glouster
Plantsville
Hickory Oliver
Sunnyhill
City Baseball Standings and Schedule
The Lyons league lists team standings for King Lumber Co and Logan Daily News with records near . The schedule shows Monday Daily News versus Theo Johnson, Wednesday Jurgensmier Stoltz versus King Lumber, and Friday McClellan's against Daily News.
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King Lumber Co
Logan Daily News
Jurgensmier-Stoltz
Theo. Johnson Co
McClellan
Daily News
Theo. Johnson
King Lumber
McClellan’s
H&s
Firestone Sewer
Elks
Hack-Keynes
Wren
General Electric
Eberfeld
Logan
Elberfeld
H&s Firestone
Die Ucker’s
Dairy
Rotary
Mary Jane-Shamrock
Sohio
Ucker's
Cincinnati Golfer Wins Senior Title in Ohio
Don W. Gill of Cincinnati won the 17th Ohio Seniors golf championship by four strokes at Scioto Country Club. The 56 year old firm president and grandfather totaled 150 after rounds of 76 and 74 despite heavy rain that halted the second round with 88 of 225 players not finishing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Don W. Gill
Cincinnati
Scioto Country Club
Midget League Game Postponed by Rain
Last night’s scheduled Midget League game between H S Fire Stone and Ellis was postponed due to rain. It was the only boys league game on Friday. A makeup date will be announced.
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H&s Firestone
Ellis
Orioles Tie Shutout Record With 4th Straight
Orioles push to the AL first division lead with a 6-0 win over Cleveland, marking a fourth consecutive shutout and a 5th win in a row. Moore, Brown, Lees, and Johnson each contributed, as Chicago and New York split top-of-division games. Milwaukee regained NL lead as Giants, Cardinals faltered. Cincinnati hit Philadelphia 7-1.
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Hee
Skinny
Moore
Cleveland
Baltimore
Birds
Chicago
New York
White Sox
Washington
Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Jim Busby
Orioles
Brown
Oakland
Lees
Johnson
del Crandall
Warren Spahn
Bob Friend
Spahn
Giants
Larry Jackson
Daryl Spencer
Curt Barclay
Marv Grissom
Redlegs
George Crowe
Hal Jeffcoat
RBI
Gus Bell
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Larry Doby
Sox
Enos Slaughter
Yankee
St. Clair Leads East Squad in All-Star Doubleheader
Jim St. Clair, Logan Chieftains' All-Ohio baseballer, is listed as a third baseman on the East squad for the two night doubleheader against the West at Jet Stadium in Columbus. St. Clair is the regular LHS catcher and has the top batting average among 10 Southeastern Ohio stars on the East squad.
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Jim St. Clair
Logan Chieftains
Jet Stadium
Columbus
St. Clair
LHS
Southeastern Ohio Stars
Orioles bunt to rout Indians 6-0 in doubleheader game
Baltimore uses a bunt focused attack to beat Cleveland 6-0 as four Indians errors and a string of wild throws aid the Orioles. Ray Moore held the Tribe to three hits while Baltimore chased starter Garcia. O'Dell eyes fifth straight shutout in next matchup.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Orioles
Ray Moore
Cleveland
Joe Altobelli
Gene Woodling
Dick Tomanek
Mike Garcia
Tribe
Billy O’dell
Don Messi
O'Dell
Bob Boyd
Bill Gardner
Gardner
Billy Goodman
al Pilarcik
Garcia
Smith
Boyd
Goodman
Busby
Pilarcik
Russ Nixon
Frick Drops Three Redlegs From All Star Roster
Commissioner Ford Frick vetoed three Cincinnati Redlegs from the National League All Star team after a surge of votes. George Crowe Gus Bell and Wally Post were removed while Stan Musial Willie Mays and Hank Aaron were named as starters. Five Redlegs remained on the roster Ed Bailey Johnny Temple Roy McMillan Don Hoak and Frank Robinson.
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New York
Ford Frick
Cincinnati Redleg
Cincinnati
George Crowe
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ed Baily
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The National League
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 39 wins and 29 losses, followed by Cincinnati 39 30 and Philadelphia 36 30. Brooklyn 33 31, New York 39 30, Chicago 21 39, and Pittsburgh 23 43. Week schedule lists New York at St Louis and other key matchups with multiple games including doubleheaders.
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National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Grand Circuit Opens Monday at Grandview Track
Harness racing's world series returns to Ohio at Grandview near Solon for a week long Grand Circuit meet from July 29 to August 3 with events through August 20. With $25,000 Trotting Derby and $25,000 Pacing Derby, notable horses including Scott Frost Adios Harry and Flaming Arrow highlighted as top contenders.
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Cleveland
Harness _racing
Ohio
Grandview
Solon
America
Scott Frost
Adios Harry
Carpenter Hardware Tennis Clinic Postponed
The tennis clinic sponsored by Carpenter hardware store featuring professional player Bob Winquest is postponed from July 6 to Saturday July 13.
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Carpenter Hardware Store
Bob Winquest
Raines Aces Rookie Hope With Indians After Japan Sojourn
Larry Raines 27 former Harlem Globetrotters player and one time Hankyu Braves star returns to the U S with the Cleveland Indians. He helps beat the New York Yankees 2 0 behind Early Wynn while batting .287 over 44 games. Raines previously shined as Japan league MVP 1954 and set a 66 stolen base league record.
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New York
Larry Raines
Japan
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Indians
Early Wynn
New York Yankees
Raines
Saperstein
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
U. S
Hankyu Braves
Stanky names Stan Musial greatest all around player
Eddie Stanky rated Stan Musial the greatest all around player in baseball today after 14 major league seasons. He highlighted Musial alongside Ted Williams Mickey Mantle Willie Mays and other stars, praising Musial for batting eye, temperament and team leadership while noting Williams Mays and Mantle as top examples in hitting defense and power.
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New York
Eddie Stanky
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Kerby Farrell
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Mantle
Mags
Stanky
Ta Man
Williams
Mays
Finsterwald Rises To Second In Western Open Race
Don Finsterwald of Athens shot 72 to sit tied for second after two rounds in Detroit’s Western Open. His 137 total trails Billy Maxwell of Odessa by one as Maxwell produced 66 and 70. Bob Hill Ken Venturi Marty Furgol and Bob Duden share third round suspense as nine others hover near 138.
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Don Finsterwald
Athens
Detroit
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Texas
Finsterwald
Bob Hill
Rochester
N.Y
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Marty Furgol
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
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Woody Held
Hec Lopez
Bob Grim
Wally Burnette
Virgil Trucks
Billy Klaus
Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Charlie Maxwell
Frank Bolling
Flaming Arrow
Phil and
Esther Norris
Phil’s
Sinclair Products
Theo. C. Johnson CO
Gallagher & Motherwell
Johns-Manville
By Joe Reichler
United States
Veeck
Browns
Hank Greenberg
Mirs
Mobile
Indianapolis
West Main
Wrecker
Ralph Helber
Hal Phelps
Chevrolet
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