Ohio leads with four all Americans at state trap shoot
Four Ohio shooters John Sternberger Fred Waldock Dale Millar and Joe Hiestand join the all American squad at the Sportsmen's Club while Vic Reinders and George Snellenberger also compete. Women and professional all Americans named include Mrs Van Marker Mrs Helen Urban Cliff Doughman and Leo Kivits. The Grand American meet and Silver Jubilee events draw a wide field of trapshooters from across the nation.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Jimmy Robinson
Sportsmen's Club
John Sternberger
Englewood
Fred Waldock
Sandusky
Dale Millar
Ashville
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
van Marker
Versailles
Helen Urban
Mentor
Cliff Doughman
Alton
Jil
Leo Kivits
Terre Haute
Ind
Doughman
Morrow
Lyle Hastings
Springfield
Ed Cozier
Dayton
George Wagner
Herb Orre
Purdy Firm Promises Guaranteed Contracts With Bonded Reserve
J. L. Purdy P.C. announces every contract is fully guaranteed and secured by a bonded cash reserve exceeding $275,000.00, ensuring reliable performance and financial backing for clients.
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J. L. Purdy P.C. D
Mrs Combs Tops Women Golfers at Forest Hill Invitational
Mrs Owen Combs shot a 41 to lead Brown's Run Country Club in low gross at Forest Hill Ladies Day Invitational. Forest Hills winner results include Mrs Lou Brown 44 low gross and Mrs Paul Ruth 48. low nets feature Mrs Walter Pogue 40 and Mrs Russell Ames 33. Low putt golfer honors go to Mrs Osborne with 11 and Mrs Brown with 13.
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Owen Combs
Brown's Run
Lou Brown
Forest Hills
Forest Hill
Brown
Don Osborne
Harlan Hensley
Walter Pogue
Russell Ames
John Griffin
Paul Ruth
James Carpenter
Forest
Les Leighton
Ewing Taulbee
William Ett
Osborne
Pressure Tio Make Reds Fold Dressen Believes
St Louis AP report notes Chuck Dressen predicting the Reds will fold under pressure. Braves rallied for a 10 8 win with four straight Braves homers by Mathews Aaron Adcock and Thomas. Reds homers by Coleman Freese kept pace as Spahn left early.
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Tio
Dressen
ST. Louis
Chuck Dressen
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Braves
Eddie
Rhinelanders
Marshall Bridges
Bill Henry
Jim Brosnan
Jim Maloney
Mathews
Warren Spahn
Gordie Coleman
Gene Freese
Spahn
National League Thursday Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule
National League results include Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 10 Milwaukee 8 Philadelphia 5 San Francisco 2. Friday features Philadelphia at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco Cincinnati at St Louis Milwaukee at Chicago. International League results show Toronto 4 6 Richmond 1 3 Jersey City 10 Rochester 4. other games postponed.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Loui
Toronto
Richorda
Richmond
Jersey City
Rochester
W. L. Pet.g.b. Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Eee
Philadellphia
Boxing results from a night in California event
Dallas Kenny Lane 138 pounds from Muskegon Michigan and Curtis Cokes 141 from Dallas drew ten rounds with Manuel Linson 122 from Acapulco Mexico outpointing Ray Salazar 120s from Santa Ana California ten rounds in Los Angeles.
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Dallas
Kenny Lane
Muskegon Mich
Curtis Cokes
Drew
Los Angeles
Manuel Linson
Acapulco
Mexico
Ray Salazar
Santa Ana
Calif
Pirates Get Support and Beat Dodgers 4-2 in NL Showdown
Bob Friend wins 4-2 as the Pirates back him with late hitting from Bob Skinner and Bill Mazeroski. Shantz relieves in the eighth for 12 straight hitless innings, moving Pittsburgh within 32 games of the NL lead while the Dodgers fall a half game behind the Reds. Philadelphia downed San Francisco 5-2 as Mays and McCovey homered for the Giants.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Friend
Bobby Shantz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia
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NNL
Giants
Pirates
Bob Skinner
Bill Mazeroski
Stan Williams
Willie Davis
Shantz J
Sam Jones
John Buzhardt
Twins End 13-Game skid with 3-1 Win Over Orioles
In Baltimore, the Twins clinched a 3-1 victory as Bill Tuttle caught a bases-loaded threat to end a 13-game losing streak. Billy Martin hit a two-run homer and Bob Allison drove in a run with a bases-loaded sacrifice fly. Jim Kaat earned the win.
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Baltimore
Bill Tuttle
Minnesota
Chuck Istobbs
Zorro Versalles
Tuttle
Baltimore Orioles
Twins
Billy Martin
Bob Allison
Jim Kaat
Names Doyle Massie Cup Class Titles In Ohio Trapshoot
E J Doyle Reading Neil Massie Xenia and Claude Freeman Oregonia claimed class titles at the 75th Annual Ohio State Trapshoot at West Middletown Sportsmen's Club. Doyle won Class A with 198 amid showers, Massie won Class B with 197 after a shootoff, Freeman captured Class C with 197. Waldeck led AA with 198. Snellenberger topped 200 but won no state crown.
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Ohio State
Sportsmen's Club
West Middletown
E. J. Doyle
Reading
Neil Massie
Xenia
Claude Freeman
Oregonia
Doyle
Fred Waldeck
Sandusky
Dave Berlet
Wapakoneta
Massie
L. A. Piper
Anna
Piper
Freeman
Waldeck
George Snellenberger
Angola
Ind
Snellenberger
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
John Sternberger
Brfglewood
Waldock
R. M. Frost
Columbus
Baseball scores and rain hamper late afternoon action
In Omaha the American Association game ended 3 to 2 for Omaha over Louisville after 12 innings. Dallas-Fort Worth beat Houston 4 to 3. Denver at Indianapolis was postponed due to rain. Weather disruption slowed shooters and forecasts predict continued rain through today.
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Omaha
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Denver
Indianapolis
Devot
Tribe Tiger Showdown Ends In Standstill In Detroit
Cleveland Indians win opener of four game series 10 1 but fall 2 1 in nightcap to Detroit as Frank Lary becomes first 9 game winner. New York also halves, while Boston and Chicago washout and rain interrupts several games.
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W.t. Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington A
Chicago
Minnesota
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lary
Tigers
Frank Funk
Lary
Yankees
A’s
Lary Sin l
Angels
Johnny Temple
Vic Power
Don Messi
Indians
Funk
Jim Perry
Norm Cash
Wynn Hawkins
Piersall Targeted by Fans in Detroit Opener
Cleveland centerfielder Jim Piersall was hit by a golf ball a baseball and a bottle opener during Thursday night's Detroit opener. He complained to umpire Larry Napp in the seventh inning saying the ball whizzed past his head and he could be killed. Manager Jimmie Dykes warned he would pull the club if Piersall was hurt.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Jim Piersall
Tribe
Piersall
Larry Napp
Napp
Jimmie Dykes
Piers
Memorial Auditorium drew 98,996 in 1960 61 basketball
In Buffalo New York the Memorial Auditorium hosted 14 programs during the 1960 61 season with eight double headers. Attendance totaled 98 996 and the average per program was 7 071.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Memorial Auditorium
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