No 1 Teams Dominate National Industrial Trapshoot Meet
Cincinnati Shaper No. 1 club won the 11th annual National Industrial Trapshoot at Sportsmen's Club with 2% of 259 targets. Frigidaire No. 2 of Dayton finished second, one target back. Champion Paper and Armco tied for third at 231, decided by shootoff. High gun Clyde Davis of Belden Manufacturing led in the shootoff with 50 straight.
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Sportsmen's Club
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilon
Hamiltonians
al Huston
Douglas Dawn
Dale Smith
Arnold Tappe
Jack Orban
Clyde Davis
Belden Manufacturing
Richmond
Ind
Davis
C. E. Parsons
Base
Mike Russell
Delco
Parsons
Russell
Ed Johnson
Frigidaire No. 1
Middletown
Manchester Machine No. 1
Armco No. 3
Armco No. 4
Roberson
Sporting Goods
Manchester Machine
Diamond National
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Dave Philley of the Orioles drove in three runs and collected three hits including a homer in a 4-0 victory over Kansas City. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers pitched a shutout against Milwaukee, limiting them to ten singles as his fifth shutout of the season.
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Dave Philley
Orioles
San Francisco Giants
Kansas City
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Don Drysdale
Milwaukee Braves
Weekend Pro Football Scores Highlight AIr
American League games saw New York defeat Buffalo 27 to 3 while Houston topped Oakland 37 to 22. In exhibitions New York tied Detroit 16 all, Green Bay beat Dallas 28 to 2.
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Buffalo
Houston
Oakland
Detroit
Green Bay
Dallas
Sports Bowl Night Scores and League Standings
Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles results include Hotshots beating Pin-ups plus two to 3 and Fingerpoppers over Unnamed 1. B-B’s, Shmoos, Ninety-Nines, and others posted varied wins. Individual high scores feature Manny Garlikov 202 and Dave Woodward 207 in 200s. 180s led by Irene Williams 195 and Nancy Burdge 185.
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Thunderbirds
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Dave Woodward
Howard Matox
Nancy Burdge
Linda McEvoy
Irene Williams
Bluth Weber Lead in Pin Meet Finalists
Ray Bluth and Dick Weber of St. Louis set a qualifying record in the National Men's Doubles Bowling Tournament with an aggregate 10,234 for 48 games. They lead eight finals teams, 85 pins ahead of Billy Welu and Harry Smith of St. Louis, who also surpassed the old mark. Carmen Salvino and Bill Bunetta of Chicago sit third with 10,083, beating the 1958 record set by the Nagy brothers in Mountainside, New Jersey.
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Ray Bluth
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Bluth
Weber
Billy Welu
Harry Smith
Carmen Salvino
Bill Bunetta
Carl, Richard
Steve Nagy
Mountainside
N.J
Illinois Rated Tops Too Soon Says Pete Elliott
Illinois is viewed as the No 1 Big Ten football championship choice this season though star backs Counts and Kolb are gone and Bill Burrell has graduated. Pete Elliott, the 33 year old Minors coach, notes rankings formed before Counts’ status was known and emphasizes Illinois’ strong backfield with Bill and Jim Brown and stalwarts like Joe Rutgens on the line amid a 4-2-1 record last season.
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Illinois
Pete Elliott
Charles Chamberlain
Champaign
Llini
Johnny Counts
Gary Kolb
Counts
Kolb
Bill Burrell
Eliott
Minis
California
Causey Wins Road America 500 in Maserati Race
Causey of Carmel Indiana and co driver Luke Stear of Indianapolis won the Road America 500 in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin driving a 2.9 liter Maserati. Stear closed the final 49 miles in rain at an average 80.021 mph to secure the 500 mile victory.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Dave Causey
Carmel
Ind
Codriver
Luke Stear
Indianapolis
Stear
Causey
Augie Pabst
Bill Wuesthoff
Milwaukee
Lancaster
Ohio
Don Sesslar
Bernie Erickson
Chicago
Senior football squad shows depth at key positions
The roster highlights senior climbers Clif Roberts and Darrel DeDecker, both Marine veterans out with injuries. Quarterbacks Easterbrook and Meyers display running excellence, while end duo Osbradovich and McMillen lead a strong receiving group. Sophomore Thurman Walker and others vie for starting roles at end and backfield, with Krakoski emerging as Counts' left half in spring drills.
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Roberts
Darrel DeDecker
John Easterbrook
Mel Meyers
Ed Osbradovich
Ernie McMillen
Thurman Walker
el Dorado
Ark
Marshall Starks
Ethan Blackaby
Norm Willis
Dayton
Ohio
Ken Zimmerman
Major League Leaders list by batting and pitching figures
A compiled snapshot shows leaders in batting and pitching from major leagues with players such as Maris Smith Banks Aaron and Bunning. Highlights include Maris 38 home runs Remains backed by Lemon 37 and Aparicio 45 stolen bases while Coates 113 decisions and .786 for New York lead pitchers alongside Brown 115 688.
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Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Lemon
Washington
Minose
Francona
Cleveland
Skow
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Siebern
Kan City
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Baltimore
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Coates
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
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Cepeda
Bruton
Pinson Cincinnati
Virdon
Kirkland
White
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Wills
McDaniel
Law
Drysdale
San Jones
Pee Wee Schedule for Saturday Games
Junior League games start at 1 pm with Coca-Cola facing Legion Juniors First National meets Aeronica and Frischs plays Junior Optimist at 1 pm 2 30 pm Cab battles Firemen and Denny Lumber faces Lewis Builders Midget League begins 9 30 am Interstate versus Midd Sand and Gravel and 9 30 am Midd Federal versus Legion Midgets i am FOPA versus Barnitz Bank Realty ii am McGraw versus Kiwanis ii am FOPA versus Barnitz Bank
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Legion Juniors
Aeronica
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Lewis Builders
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Midd, Sand & Gravel
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Grid Results From Weekend Games
Late Saturday Hamilton Taft 22 Mt Healthy and Sunday Hamilton Catholic 42 Cincinnati DePorres 6 reported with scores and opponents as a compact results note.
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Hamilton Taft
Mt. Healthy
Hamilton Catholic
Cincincienati DePorres
Squirrel Season Opens Across Ohio With Good Population
Columbus AP reports opening daylight today of Ohio squirrel season with a good population. The season runs to October 31 and hunting is permitted from daylight to dark. Daily bag limit is four and possession limit eight.
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Columbus, Ohio
Aussies Enter National Amateur Golf as Foreign Champs Lead
Openin g round of the 60th National Amateur Golf in St Louis features seven foreign champions among 200 hopefuls led by Australia’s Bruce Devlin 22 and world class players. Devlin meets Bill Stewart in round one as Jack Nicklaus tops favorites, with a 36 hole semifinal and final after six rounds of 18 holes in man to man play.
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Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State Pharmacy
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Ardmore
Devlin
Dey
New York
Bill Stewart
Springfield
St. Louis ‘Country Club
Nicklaus
John Donohue
Des Moles
Iowa
VicCabe Has Big Weekend At Brown's Run Layout
VicCabe and Ken Jeffries lead a weekend golf showcase at Brown's Run with McCabe carding a 67 on Saturday to win the weekend handicap and the club championship 36-hole final over Walt Pague 4 and 3. Pague earned low gross in Class A with 72, while Hu Binchey claimed low net and several players posted strong 69s and 71s across classes. Several Wildwood Fall Handicap matches followed with Hollon and Gorrell advancing, and Will Wright top scored at Forest Hills Country Club with 71 in a four-way blind bogey tie. Continuous competition produced multiple 69s and 73s across divisions and notable performances from Gorrell, Hollon, and Day.
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Bill McCabe Jr
Ken Jeffries
Siler
Brown
Rani
Bob Lentz
McCabe
Walt Pague
Pague
Hu Binchey
Mike Graney
John Sloneker
Nick LeRoy
Earle Turvey
Bob Briede
W. W. Bergmann
M. L. Johnston
Ben Diesbach
Ross Snyder
John Giffin
Phil Cade
Bob Gage
Hadd Moon
Wildwood
Clayton Hollon
Larry Fraley
Bob Gorrell
Hollon
E. B. Siler
Earl Day
Chuck Kent
Huntsman
E. J. Sabo
Chuck Combs
Will Wright
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob Hough
Tom Wiley
Bob Wearly
Ken Giltrow
Chet Hall
Bill Pritchett
Ernie Graff
Charles Reason
Arba Thomas
Jim Curry
Joe Ballard
Bob Campbell
Middletown Team Ties For Third In Pro Amateur
ZANESVILLE Ohio AP Pro Ock Willowell and amateur Jack Zimmerman of Dayton won the 16th annual pro am tournament at Zanesville Country Club with a 67 best ball. Willowell earned 500 dollars. Zimmerman won merchandise. Six pro am teams tied for third at 69.
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Ock Willowell
Jack Zimmerman
Dayton
Zanesville Country Club
Willower
Zimmerman
Alex Polk
Jack Chabot
Columbus
Gordon Waldesputh
Fritz Schmidt
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