Wirtz Talks Hoops After Buckeye Open Appearance
Jerry Nardiello and Lennie Wirtz discuss basketball officiating at Clovernook in Cincinnati while the Ohio State playoff scene with Iowa is noted. Wirtz recalls a magazine staffer’s visit and the split view of refereeing praised by winners and criticized by losers.
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Lennie Wirtz
Ladies’ Professional Golfers’ Association
Cincinnati
Clovernook
Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Lennie
Iowa
Lennie Plans Rest from Golf Tour Duties
Lennie of Cincinnati says he will curtail his hardwood work as the LPGA schedule grows heavier. The golf group hired an assistant for Wirtz to cut leg work, but the workload remains stacked on Lennie’s desk as the tour ends. He will resume his whistle and hit the road afterward.
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Lennie
Cincinnati
Wirtz
Teacher Likes Pupil's Rival For PGA Title
Marty Fleckman leads the PGA championship at Pecan Valley with a 66 after coaching from Byron Nelson. Nelson favors Lee Trevino to win, while Fleckman credits his mentor for tuning his game. Trevino opened 69, a two-stroke edge over Frank Beard, with Nicklaus and Rudolph close behind.
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Byron Speer
San Antonio, Tex
Marty Fleckman
Byron Nelson
Lee Trevino
Nelson
Trevino
Fleckman
Pecan Valley
Frank Beard
Byron
Beard
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Mason Rudolph
Don Bies
Dan Sikes
Charles Coody
Miller Barber
Johnny Pott
al Geiberger
Frank Boynton
Laurie Hammer
Bill Casper
Tom Weiskopf
Franks Says He Will Retire If Giants Fail Pennant
Giants manager Herman Franks announced he would resign if the team does not win the National League pennant this year. Juan Marichal pitched a four hitter in a 3-0 win over the Cardinals as the Giants stay in pursuit with a 13-game gap behind St Louis. Marichal improved to 17-4, and New York, Atlanta, Cincinnati and Philadelphia results are noted.
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Associated Press
Juan Marichal
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Marichal
Herman Franks
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Atlanta
Houston
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Franks
Stoneham
Lou Brock
Steve Carlton
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Hal Lanier
Mays
Jesus Alou
Stockton Leads As January Faces Cut After First Round
Contender Dave Stockton fired 75 on the 7096 yard course after a 77 by the day’s top scorer. Defending champion Don January opened with 78 and sits in danger of missing the cut as players head to the second round with the field pared to the low 70 scorers and ties.
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Dave Stockton
Don January
Buckeye Waters Offer Varied Fishing Conditions Across Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports many lakes in good condition with some streams muddy after rains. Buckeye Lake and Lake St Marys show clear to normal conditions with fair to good outlooks for bluegill crappie and channel catfish. Indian Lake Cowan Lake and Muskies on artificial plugs remain active with bass and walleyes noted in places.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Indian Lake
St. Marys
Cowan Lake
National League standings and schedule highlights
National League teams show St Louis leading with 59 wins and Philadelphia at 46. Atlanta stands 41 9% back, while San Francisco trails at 43 45 with rain postponements. Today's schedule includes New York at St Louis and Chicago at Los Angeles among others.
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W. L. Pet. GB
St. Louis
Atlanta
Phila
San Fran
Cincinnati
Chicago
Vaces
Pittsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
W. L.pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Washington
Bauer Named Board Member for National Industrial Recreation Association
Robert L. Bauer, activities adviser for Armco Steel, elected to the National Industrial Recreation Association Board of Directors. A University of Indiana graduate, Bauer played professional baseball before joining Armco in 1954 and has advised Armco since 1964.
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Robert L. Bauer
Armco Steel Corporation
National Industrial Recreation Association
Mr. Bauer
University of Indiana
Armco
Armco Association
Tigers Ride Off Spin With Win Over A's at Oakland
Detroit restores lead to seven games as Earl Wilson wins 3-1 over the Athletics. Freehan, Northrup and Wert drive three runs in fifth and fourth inning to seal the victory. Baltimore slips after Frank Robinson homer. Yankees beat Washington.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Minnesota
California
Anaheim
Mayo Smith
Oakland
Earl Wilson
Athletics
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston
Wilson
Ramon Webster
John Donaldson
Bill Freehan
Lew Krausse
Jim Northrup
Willie Horton
Don Wert
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Northrup
Eddie Fisher
Wilbur Wood
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Frank Robinson
City Golf Tourney Opens Tomorrow
The City Golf Tourney begins tomorrow with 66 entrants in a format at Brown's RunWildwoodForest Hills and the finals planned for Brown's Run next Sunday. Notable players include last year's champ Tony Elieff and two time winners Bill Ritter and Bill Thorn, with Jim Schull enforcing two stroke penalties for slow play. Spectators are welcome as contestants hope for a large finals turnout on July 28.
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Jerry Brown
Forest Hills
Wildwood
Brown
Wildwood’s
Foret Hills
Tony Elieff
Bill Ritter
Ft. Knox
Bill Thorn
Jim Miller
Bill McCabe
Bill Rupp
Jim Waxweiler
Jim Ritter
Joe Herr
Walt Pagne
Jim Schull
Shull
Tee Off Schedule for Tomorrow at Forest Hills
Tomorrow's tee times list players for two courses, Brown’s and Forest Hills, with slots from 9:30 to 10:50 a.m. Some names appear with initials and partial spellings. scattered errors and misprints.
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T. Elieff
B. Thorn
B. Ritter
J. Miller
A.m
F. Ruscher
J. Cox
R. Fraunfelter
B. McCabe
B. Rupp
C. Brown
J. Cornelia
T. Wiley
G. Smith
O. Johnson
J. Waxweiler
D. Getter
D. Driscoll
W. T. Bales
B. Hart
Oh Snyder
G. Getter
J. Kinder
W. Pagne
E. Sabo
B. McCandless
Turner
T Weatherwax
M. Roifes
Broncos Bring 2 From Seattle in AFL Deals
SEATTLE AP The Seattle Rangers sent two players to the Denver Broncos in a working agreement. Les Mueller, 5-10 220, running back, and Woody Williams, 6-1 215, defensive back, were added Thursday.
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Seattle
Seattle Rangers
Denver Broncos
Ranger
Bob Robertson
Denver
Les Mueler
Woody Williams
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