Interstate 71 Series Spin Hopes for Buckeye World Series
In Columbus Gov. James A. Rhodes envisions an all Ohio World Series with Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians meeting in October. He notes Cleveland’s pennant chances and Cincinnati’s strong hitting and pitching, as both teams chase a Buckeye showdown amid a season of high expectations and a nationwide tornado tragedy.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Indians
Dick Sisler
Birdie Tebbetts
Tribe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tebbetts
New York
Buckeye
Cleveland
Braves Edge Reds 2-1 in Milwaukee thriller
Frank Bolling scored on Bill McCool’s wild pitch in the seventh inning to give Milwaukee a 2-1 win over Cincinnati. Ken Johnson earned his sixth victory, scattering six hits. Cincinnati’s starter Joey Jay left after six innings with elbow trouble.
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Milwaukee
Frank Bolling
Bill McCool
Crime Bes Mid Mee
Cinnatl Oatu
Ken Johnson
Reds
Tommy Harper
Frank Robinesa
Joey Jay
Milwaukee Triumph Over Reds In Overtime Thriller
In a tense second game of a four game set, Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 1-0 as McCool allowed a wild pitch with Joe Torre at bat. Robinson tripled for Cincinnati in the seventh but was out at the plate trying to stretch it for an inside the park homer. Aaron doubled and Torres singled to tie in the third. Harpe grounded into a double play after Cardenas reached second but was caught at third by Mathews. Cincinnati’s third loss in 12 games, McCool credited with the win, now 4-4.
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Hank Aaron
McCool
Joe Torre
Robinson
Jeff
Reds
Gordie Coleman
Millwaukee
Aaron
Torres
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Leo Cardenas
Cardenas
Tommy Harpe
Eddie Mathews
Matheis
Cincinnati
Ohio archery hopeful travels to world championships
The Ohio bid to send Anna Mae Medart of Cincinnati to the World Archery Championships in Vasteras Sweden faces a funding shortfall. The National Archery Association selects four men and four women for the team but can send six, with fifth-place finishers often funded by clubs. Past examples show success when local clubs cover travel and expenses, hoping Medart joins the Buckeye contingent and extends the United States’ strong record in the sport.
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Ohio
Vasteras
Sweden
Anna Mae Medart
Cincinnati
Medart
National Archery Association
NAA
Joe Thornton
Tahlequah
Okla
Europe
Vicki Cook
Minneapolis
Helsinki
Finland
Twin-Cities
Buck
United States
Nancy Kleinman
U.S
Middlewen
Umpire Proposes End To Rainout Replays In MLB
National League umpire Tom Gorman urged dropping replay of rain halted games. If rain stops play, he says the game should resume from the interruption point. Earlier, NL President Giles fined Brewers manager Bragan and Cardinals skipper Schoendienst $209 each for game actions.
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Tom Gorman
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
Warren Giles
Bobby Bragan
Red Schoendienst
Bragan
Cardinal
Schoendienst
Home Runs Push Cards In 8 1 Tilt
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 to 1 behind three homers by Tim McCarver Phil Gagliano and Mike Shannon in a game where Gagliano opened the scoring with his sixth homer of the season and White and Skinner contributed in a four run fourth inning. Cal Koonce took the loss while Woodeshick earned the win as Chicago struggled to solve the Cardinals pitching and the homer barrage.
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ST. Lowis
Tim McCarver
Phil Gagliano
Mike Shannon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Cubs
Cal Koonce
Gagline
Bill White
Bob Skinner
McCarver
Shannon
Chicago
St. Louis
Gix
Koonce
Humphreys
Warner
Krug
Carlton
Woodeshick
Washburn
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L—Koonce
Gagliano
Yankees rout Angels as Boyer and Ling drive 10 runs
New York beats Los Angeles 10 3 in front of home crowd. Clete Boyer and Phil Linz drive in two runs and score twice each. Jim Bouton leaves after pulling a muscle in the fourth but the Yankees build a big lead. Linz opens with a walk then homers after Pepitone’s double. Vic Power gains five straight hits before a double play.
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NEW York
Clete Boyer
Phil Ling
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Bouton
Ling
Marcellin
Pepitone
Vic Power
Los Angeles
Lopez
Latman
McBride
Gatewood
Rodgers
Ranew
Bouton
Tiefenauer
Reniff
Howard
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L—Lopez
Connie Capozzi Wins Doubles Title in Chattanooga
Middletown’s Connie Capozzi teamed with Bonnie Logan to win the Under 16 doubles in Chattanooga Tennessee. Capozzi had already claimed the Under 14 singles title in the Southern tournament by defeating Derochment, adding to her national prominence in the division.
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Middletown
Connie Capozzi
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bonnie Logan
Logan
Brown
Belton
S.C
Alice Detachment
Shreve
Derochment
Walk Gives Giants Edge In Philadelphia Thriller
San Francisco edged Philadelphia 5 4 as Gary Wagner walked Jim Hart with the bases loaded in the ninth to force in Jim Davenport for the winning run. Murakami earned his second win, evening his record at 1-1, as the Giants erased a 5-4 deficit with Willie McCovey homering in the eighth.
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San Francisco
Gary Wagner
Jim Hart
Jim Davenport
Philadelphia
Wagner
Davenport
Masanori Murakami
Phillies
Giants
Willie MccCovey
Lew Burdette
Phila
San Fran
Crosby Buys Meadow Court Share Before Irish Derby Victory
American bred Meadow Court won the Irish Derby by two lengths with Crosby and Frank McMahon each holding a third share sold from Max Bell on the eve of the race. Meadow Court paid $140,000 to ticket holders with Convamore second and Wedding Present third. Crosby did not bet on the winner, aside from two pounds for his Irish nanny, as rain-softened turf delayed the 11-10 favorite before a 150,000 crowd.
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Dublin
Bing Crosby
Meadow Court
Tom Foot
Max Bell
Crosby
Frank McMahon
Vancouver
B.C
Convamore
Tckets
States
Wedding Resent
Ballymarais
Ralston Leads U S Trio In Wimbledon Quarter Finals
Bakersfield’s Ralston defeats Thomas Koch of Brazil 63 63 61 to reach the Wimbledon men’s singles quarter finals without dropping a set. He is joined by Allen Fox and Marty Riessen as three Americans advance, while Ashe McManus and other challengers fall to strong opponents. Maria Bueno leads women into QFs as Richey and other Americans progress in a packed round.
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Bakersfield, Calif
Thomas Koch
Brazil
Ralston
Allen Fox
Los
Maria Bueno
Britain
Ann Jones
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Mrs. Delaford
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Jill Blackman
Australia
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Helga Schultze
Germany
Julie Heldman
New York
Robin Lloyd
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Monique Salfati
France
Law Gives Three Hits In Win As Pirates Rally
Vernon Law pitched a three-hitter and won his eighth straight decision while contributing three hits as Pittsburgh defeated the Dodgers. Law helped his cause with key hits in the eighth and ninth, including a go-ahead run in the eighth and an infield single to start the ninth. Pirates 4, Dodgers 3.
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Law
Los Angeles
Pitsburghs
Vernon Law
Pirates
Ing
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Wes Parker
Bob Miller
Osteen
Bill Virdon
Bill Mazeroski
Law ‘Eo
Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Double Treat For Youngsters At Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds fans bring youngsters to Crosley Field on Sunday July 11 for a Reds game and a free Knot Hole League bat. Bill DeWitt confirms one bat per two children if a parent accompanies both, with both parents required if both want bats. The Braves visit Cincinnati that day.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Bill Dewitt
Helton Is Best At Hillsdale College Tennis
Don Helton of Middletown Ohio led Hillsdale College tennis this year as captain and MV P performer. He won over 70 percent of his singles matches and contributed strongly in doubles as the team rebuilt to respectability during lean years.
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Hillsdale, Mich
Don Helton
Middeltown
Hillsdale College
Hietlon
Dales
Helton
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