Calcutta Meet at Golf Course Draws 32 Teams
Thirty-two teams compete for a $1324.35 jackpot at Calcutta Country Club in an all day golf event. The defending winning pair is split with Larson paired with Evans while Klouman sits out. Play begins 8 a.m. with staggered tees through 12:50 p.m. The runner up earns 30 percent, third place 10 percent.
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Ills Country Coub
Lars Larson
Gary Klouman
Klouman
Larson
Walter Evans
Akron coach becomes athletic counselor at Buchtel High
Chuck Piotter, a longtime all-sports coach in Akron, has been named athletic counselor at Buchtel High School after 19 years in the district.
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Akron
Chuck Piotter
Buchtel High School
Pipemen Cup Armco League Round Crown at East Side Diamonds
Pipemen Cup Armco League opened with Pipemen taking the first round crown by beating Hot Strip 5-3 after four hit ball from Fletcher. Weld Shop won 7-6 over Machine Shop while Masonry forfeited to the Riggers. Halderman and Ferguson pitched the decisive games for Welders and Machinists respectively.
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Pipemen Cup
Armco
Pipe Shop
Armhco Maintenance Shops
Hot Strip
East Side Diamonds
Pipemen
Weld Shop
Machine Shop
Fletcher
Steele
Koepple
Methodists Face Baptists Tonight In Church League
Calvary Methodist advances after First Baptist forfeits to Calvary in the drive to the Church Softball League title. Calvary, undefeated, holds a one win edge over the field and meets First Baptist tonight at Barnitz Field. First Baptists lone loss is a forfeit. Other games feature Oakland Presbyterian against Trenton Nazarene and First EUB versus Church of God.
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Calvary Methodist
First Baptist
Calvary
The
Baptists
Oakland Presbyterian
Trenton Nazarene
Church of God
Barnitz Field
Baseball Leaders and Standings Report
Batting Kell Boston 338 runs Mantle New York 60 Rosen Cleveland 58 Doby Cleveland 51 Hits Kuenn Detroit 94 Rosen Cleveland 82 Doubles Kell Boston 20 Triples Minoso Rivera Chicago 6 Jensen Washington 6 Home runs Rosen Cleveland 19 Doby Cleveland 15 Stolen bases Rivera Chicago 13 Pitching Lopat New York 81 B89 Strikeouts Pierce Chicago 75 Garcia Cleveland 61.
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Kell
Boston
Mantle
New York
Rosen
Cleveland
Doby
Kuenn
Detroit
Minoso
Rivera
Chicago
Jensen
Washington
Lopat
Pierce
Garcia
Major League Leaders End of Season Line Scores
Batting and pitching leaders compiled from the season standings show Schoendienst of St Louis 346 at bats and 104 hits with 60 runs. Bell of Cincinnati 321 at bats and 86 hits with 53 runs. Kluszewski of Cincinnati 23 homers and 54 RBIs. Mathews of Milwaukee 23 homers and 66 RBIs. Bruton of Milwaukee 14 steals. Burdette of Milwaukee and Roberts of Philadelphia lead pitching with 74 and 91 strikeouts respectively, each near 1 000 in whatever stat line the clipping presents.
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Schoendienst
St. Louis
Bell
Cincinnati
Mathews
Milwaukee
Kluszewski
Greengrass
Baumbholtz
Chicago
Bruton
Burdette
Smith
Roberts
Philadelphia
Schultz Dominates With Four-Hit Shutout For Yankee Tavern
Art Schultz pitched a four hit shutout as Yankee Tavern defeated WPFB 3-0 at Barnitz Field. Three first inning hits produced all the runs, with J Powers and Ed Wilkinson delivering key plays. Frontier Cafe remained unbeaten with an 8-11 win over Amanda AC, while Coca Cola dominated Pace 11-3.
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Art Schultz
Yankee Tavern
WPFB
Barnitz Field
Tavernmen
Frontier Cafe
Amanda AC
Coca- Cola Ce
Pace
J. Powers
Ed Wilkinson
Barney Otten
Schultz
Slant
Frank Batos
Ingots Rally Past Doughman in Knothole League Opener
Ron nie Thomas tossed a two hit shutout as Armco Ingots defeated Mason 4 0 at Yankee Road. Don Palmer and Tom Crowe sparked the offense with early hits, then three runs in the sixth sealed the win. Egelston beat Knights of Pythias 6 2 at Barnitz Field with Jack Helton homering. Inland Container tops Doughman 12 1 in Class B, VFW frets Kiwanis 18 4 behind four for four hits by Bill Scott and Jack Pergram.
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Yankee Road
Thomas
Mason
Egelston
Knights of Pythias
Barnitz Field
Tom MacRoberts
Don Palmer
Kenny McDaniels
Tom Crowe
Don Muennich
Ronnie Kuentz
Crowe
Ed Zickgraf
MacRoberts
Jack Helton
Inland Container
Doughman
VFW
Kiwanis
J. B. Reffitt
Inland
Bill Scott
Jack Pergram
John Jackson
Eddie Watson
Tri-State tennis meet narrows to seeded stars in Cincinnati
The 54th Tri-State tournament in Cincinnati weeded to seed lines with Clifton Mayne of Berkley Calif No 8 securing a semi berth in men's singles. Other seeds including Tony Trabert Hamilton Richardson and Lawrence Huebner moved toward quarter finals while Sarah Mae Turber of Evansville Ind handed a major upset by defeating Dorris Popple 64 97 in the women’s division.
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Cincinnati
Clifton Mayne
Berkley
Calif
Sarah Mae Turber
Evansville
Ind
Mayne
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Tony Trabert
Fred Hagist
Berkeley
Miss Turber
Dorris Popple
Des Moines
National Open Set At Richmond
The biggest stock car race of the season is at Richmond's Midget Stadium with the first national open. 100 laps, open to all who qualify, for a $1,000 purse or 40 percent of the gate plus the speedway championship trophy. Time trials start at 6 30 tonight, races begin 8 30 CDT.
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Richmond
Davis Cuppers DropMatch To Cincy Squad
Hyde Park Club of Cincinnati earned a 4-3 Junior Davis Cup win over Middletown Tennis Club at Veriity Courts yesterday after losing both doubles. Davis Cuppers stand at 1-1 this season, opening with a 7-0 win over Springfield. Singles results show Pat Arnold, Bob Spurman, Kenny Rupp, Don Ramhill, and Mack Maffett as victors for HP, while Jerry Leak and Tom Wiley led the Cincinnati duo in one doubles set.
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Hyde Park Club
Cincinnati
Middletown
Verity Courts
Springfield
Ron Seaman
Dick Roehr
Jerry Leak
Tom Wiley
Hyde Park Boys
Ronnie Finkleman
Jim Spindler
John Ottinger
Bob Guggenheim
Pat Arnold
Steve Mack
Bob Spurman
Bob Swanger
Kenny Rupp
Don Ramhill
Jim Cahill
Mack Maffett
Julian Cohen
Tebbetts Denies Writing Letter in Charleston Probe
Indianapolis Indians manager George R. Tebbetts denied writing an obscene note to a Charleston scorekeeper. Tebbetts identified the scorer as A. L. Hardman of the Charleston Gazette and said the note was sent to American Association president Bruce Dudley for action. He provided handwriting samples to compare with the message.
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Indianapolis
George R
Birdie) Tebbetts
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Charleston
W. Va
Tebbetts
A. L
Shorty) Hardman
Bruce Dudley
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Hardman
Dudley
Hot Weather Dampens Ohio Fishing Outlook Poor
Ohio’s hot humid spell reduced fishing success statewide with only Northern Ohio showing fair conditions. Heavy rains kept streams above normal and turbid, clouding waters. weekend fishing prospects look bleak. A standout catch was James Schetter’s four pound thirteen ounce rainbow trout in Mad River, the year's largest so far. Local lake reports vary from cloudy to clear as conditions shift by area categories southwestern to east central.
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Ohio
James Schetter
Rt. 3
Urbana
Mad River
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Indian Lake
Muskingum River
Lake Hope
Lake Alma
Connecticut Fish and Game Chief Dr Russell P Hunter
Connecticut's superintendent of fisheries and game is identified as Dr Russell P Hunter in official records and reports. The note confirms his full title and proper name spelling within department communications.
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Connecticut
Superintendent of Fisheries and Game
Russell P. Hunter
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