Logan Legion 9 Beats Cambridge in doubleheader sweep
Logan Legion 9 baseball toppled Cambridge 5-3 and 6-2 to end a two week scoring drought. Kelley Stilwell and John Blum pitched six hitters each, with Stilwell hitting a homer to seal the seventh inning win. Logan improves with key hits from Hummel Stilwell Brandt Brooks and Mowery as they prepare to host Athens at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the fairgrounds diamond.
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Logan
American Legion
Cambridge
Kelley Stilwell
John Blum
George Hummel
Stilwell
B. J. King
Jim Brandt
Hummel
Whitman
Gerald Brooks
Brandt
Steve Mowery
Mowery
Mike Mahaffey
Brooks
Blum
King
Athens
Fairgrounds
Ohio All Star Cage Contests Renewed With Victory in Marion
Ohio North defeats Ohio South 126 112 as Bill Hosket of Dayton Belmont scores 27 and Jim Carder from Delphos St John drops 34 to earn top scorer honors. Don May grabs 13 rebounds while Fred Cluff adds 22. postgame the coaches vote to keep the all star classic next year.
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Marion
Ohio
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
Bill Hosket
Dayton
Belmont
Hosket
Ohio State
Jim Carder
Delphos St. John
North
Jerry
Yankees
Lima
Bob Butler
Don May
Hasket
Dayton Belmont
Rebels
Fred Cluff
Hillsboro
Ohio University
Radatz Curbs Indians In Win Quest
The Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians in a doubleheader 8-5 and 4-3 behind relief ace Dick Radatz who entered in the late innings of both games. Cleveland, ending an 11 game road trip with eight losses, drops to the second division while Boston climbs to fifth by percentage. Leon Wagner homered twice in the opener with solo shots from Dick Donovan and Al Smith in the second game.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Dick Radatz
Boston
Indians
Red Sox
Leon Wagner
Dick Donovan
al Smith
Radatz
Dell Dumps Dodgers Into Ninth Place
Billy O'Dell sidelined with a neck ailment rode in and shut down a Dodger rally in the ninth as the San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles 1-0 at Candlestick Park. Ron Herbel held the Dodgers to two hits through eight innings before the decisive run on a sacrifice fly and late misplays. The NL standings shuffled with the Giants atop, Dodgers dropping to ninth. other marquee results included Milwaukee sweeping New York, Cincinnati snapping Pittsburgh, and Chicago-Houston split doubleheader.
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Billy O'Dell
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Dell
Dodger
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Ron Herbel
Don Drysdale
Orlando Cepeda
Herbel
Ron Fairly
Frank Howard
Giant
Alvin Dark
John Roseboro
Billy
Candlestick Park
Jim Gilliam
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Phillies
Cardinals
Chris Short
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New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Cubs
Colts
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cleveland’s Max Alvis Near Return Home From Meningitis
Cleveland third baseman Max Alvis, hospitalized with spinal meningitis, shows no fever and reduced soreness per Dr. Thomas Tierney. Hospitalized Friday at Sancta Maria, he may travel home by week’s end though his 30 day disabled list status remains.
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Boston
Cleveland
Max Alvis
Alvis
Thomas Tierney
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Tierney
Logan Softballers Extend Winning Streak In Junction City Loop
Meadow Gold Dairy of Logan defeated Junction City prison farm 5 to 4 on the losers diamond. Logan rose to 7 0 in the Junction City Softball League while being outhit 13 to 5. Key hits came from Vermillion Kuhn Cook Linton and a homer by Jabe Johnson as the Dairymen rallied for a late surge.
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Logan
Junction City Loop
Meadow Gold Dairy
Junction City
Prison Farm
Dairymen
Los
Ers
Chet Vermillion
John Ed Kuhn
Jim Kuhn
Bernard Cook
Cook
Tom Auker
Jerry Linton
Jabe Johnson
Vermillion
John Kuhn
Linton
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
The American League standings show Baltimore and New York leading with strong records as Cleveland Boston and Minnesota trail. Weekend results include New York beating Detroit and Minnesota topping Chicago while Kansas City downed Los Angeles.
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G.B. Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston i OO
Eee
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Laver and Davies Win Milwaukee Open Doubles Title
Rod Laver and Mike Davies captured the doubles championship at the Milwaukee Open Tennis Tournament by defeating Pancho Gonzales and Alex Olmedo 6-4 6-3. Ken Rosewall of Australia won the singles crown with a 6-4 3-6 6-2 victory over Gonzales.
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Milwaukee
Rod Laver
Mike Davies
Pancho Gonzales
Alex Olmedo
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Gonzales
Reds Split Series With Pirate Crew
The Cincinnati Reds salvaged a split with Pittsburgh by winning a doubleheader 6-2 and 6-5, moving to Chicago for an afternoon game against the Cubs. Jim O'Toole to start for Cincinnati against Lew Burdette, as Cincinnati keeps within 12 games of third place Pittsburgh. Tsitouris earned the first game win, Tsitouris struck out eight despite 13 hits, and Maloney fanned seven in seven innings in the nightcap while Law suffered his sixth loss for Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Jim O'Toole
Lew Burdette
Cincinnati
Bob Friend
John Edwards
John Tsitouris
Pirates
Pirate
Vernon Law
Tsitouris
Jim Maloney
Rochester Aims For IL Pennant
Rochester’s Red Wings win both ends of a Sunday doubleheader against league leader Jacksonville to move into second place one game behind the Suns. Rochester took 5-2 and 3-1 victories as Toronto fell to Columbus, Syracuse swept Atlanta, and Richmond split with Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Red Wings
Wings
Jacksonville
Suns
Toronto
Columbus
Syracuse
Atlanta
Richmond
Buffalo
Michigan Cyclist Wins Columbus Event
Bart Markel of Flint Michigan won the Charity Newsies National Motorcycle race at the state fairgrounds covering 10 miles in 9 minutes 32.9 seconds Ronnie Ball of Mansfield finished second Dick Mann of Pinole California finished third and George Roeder of Monroeville fourth in the 21st annual event.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bart Markel
Flint
Mich
State Fairgrounds
Ronnie Ball
Mansfield
Dick Mann
Pinole
Calif
George Roeder
Monroeville
Mira's Grid Future Bright
Mira, the Miami fast ram, shined at the All American Game v West. He threw for 306 yards on 21 of 40, led two scoring setups, and impressed 21,112 fans at War Memorial Stadium. Despite questions about his size, Mira said he can compete with pro defenses and may be a serious NFL prospect for the 49ers.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Miami
Mira
West
War Memorial Stadium
Key West
Fla
San Francisco 49Ers
John Brodie
Brodie
Jack Christiansen
Whales
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Scott Appleton
Texas
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Baker Qualifies for TV Bowling Tourney in Logan
Joanne Baker tops four game qualifying with 636 including handicap to represent Logan in the Summer All-Star Trophy Bowl on WTVN TV Saturday July 25 Mona Canan 633 was runner up and will be the alternate Logan delegate for Channel 6 show. Other competitors included Pat Hicks Lois Nihiser Eleanor Anderson Wanda Burgess Dot McCune Agnus Spurgus Thelma Spradlin Joann Wilson Roberta Wolfe Jean Pratt Donna Snyder
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Joanne Baker
Logan
WTVN
Mona Canan
Channel 6
Pat Hicks
Lois Nihiser
Eleanor Anderson
Wanda Burgess
Dot McCune
Agnus Spurgus
Thelma Spradlin
Joann Wilson
Roberta Wolfe
Jean Pratt
Donna Snyder
Swim Meet Halted by Water Loss in Richfield
More than 800 swimmers from Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois returned home after a private Richfield pool plummeted to three feet of water, leaving only six feet in the deep end. An official blamed a pumping failure and said it would take three days to replenish the pool.
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Akron
Ohio
Richfield
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Lema Wins Cleveland Open in Extra Hole Miracle
Tony Lema borrowed Arnold Palmer’s putter after Palmer’s club failed him early. Lema holed clutch putts including a 15 and 40 footer to tie Palmer, then won in a sudden-death playoff on the first extra hole. Palmer finished second with 12 000 dollars. Nicklaus and Dill also contended.
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Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Arnie
Tony
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Lemna
Highland Park
Lema
Terry Dill
Muleshoe
Tex
Ohio Fishing Nearing Peak and Public Works Bids
Ohio reports Muskies counts with four 40 inch plus fish including two state record breaks at Leesville Reservoir. Also a formal notice to contractors for a 1964 Hocking Hills State Park road and surface treatment project in Hocking County with bid forms due July 7 and required prequalification.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
State OF Olio Department OF Tilghways
State Highway Director of
Hocking County
Hocking Hills State Park
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Parks
Benton
Laurel and
Good Hope Townships
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
Masheter
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