Tony Lema Leads Buick Open Into Third Round
Tony Lema owns a three stroke lead after a 66 for 135 total at Grand Blanc. Mason Rudolph sits solo in second as the Buick Open continues. Labron Harris faced a summons on the sixth hole during the U S Amateur incident as he posted 148. Bob Sweeney exits British Amateur, Mich ael Lunt meets Gordon Clark in the all England finale. Emile Griffith pursues middleweight title after split decision over Rodriguez. Ohio Wesleyan’s Reuss wins discus and Mount Union runners with Central State’s Alverson reach NCAA finals.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Mason Rudolph
Summons
U.S
Labron Harris
Sweeney
Ganton
Eng
Bob Sweeney
Michael Lunt
Gordon Clark
Fresno
Calif
Bob Reuss
Ohio Wesleyan
Mount Union
Constantine Alverson
Central State
Bankers Rally To Beat Schild's IGA 13 12 In Softball Showdown
The Citizens National Bank team pulled off a dramatic comeback from a seven run deficit to edge Schild's IGA 13 12 after trailing 10 3 entering the sixth inning. Ken Pheiffer and Al Mellen connected on homers as the Bankers plated 10 runs over the final two frames. A second game saw Maxie Tire and Supply score 12 runs in the third before rain ended play and the game will be replayed later.
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Citizens National Bank
Schild
IGA
Schild’s
Bankers
Ken Pheiffer
al Mellen
Maxie Tire and Supply
Top Sports Car Contenders Gather for SCCA National Meet
At Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington Ohio 1963 SCCA National Championship races draw competitors from 20 states plus the District of Columbia and Canada. Entry tops 200 with 12 classes and a 40 lap modified race on Sunday. The 3 4 mile course hosts speeds up to 170 mph with 10 turns including two hairpins as more than 20 000 fans expected.
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Lexington, Ohio
UPI
Ken Miles
Venice
Calif
SCCA
USARC
Mid- Ohio
Chuck Dietrich
Sandusky
Ohio
Don Yenko
Canonsburg
Donna Mae Mimms
Pittsburgh
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Lake Underwood
South Orange
States
District of Columbia
Canada
Mid-Ohio
Standings and Schedule in Major League Baseball and Local Fight News
Major League baseball standings show leaders in both leagues with Philadelphia and Chicago leading divisions while multiple games and schedules are listed. Frustratingly, page also reports a 15 round title bout as Cowboy Billy Smith defends a North American flyweight crown against Ronnie DeCost in Steubenville.
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Steubenville
Cowboy Billy Smith
Ronnie DeCost
Brockton
Mass
Yankees pound Sox in sweep to spark pennant chase
New York dodged critics with a 6-1 win and 3-0 shutout over Chicago, cutting the gap to three games of first place as Whitey Ford anchored both victories. Roger Maris and Joe Pepitone contributed key hits in a five-run sixth inning in the nightcap.
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Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Berra
Hanch
Steve Hamilton
Ford
Hamilton
Washington Senators
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Minnesota Twins
State Meet Reduced To Single Day
The Ohio High School Athletic Board of Control adopts a one day state track meet with regional qualifiers. Finals move to Saturday afternoon after morning qualifiers, ending Friday elimination heats. Regional sites include Kent State Mansfield Columbus Berea Bowling Green Springfield. Cross country wrestling golf and tennis rep changes follow.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio High School Athletic Board of Control
Kent State University
Mansfield
Dayton
Berea
Bowling Green
Springfield
Tournament Opens For Legion Teams
MONROEVILLE The double elimination Huron County Baseball Tournament starts today and Wednesday for American Legion teams. Monroeville plays Norwalk at 2 p.m. at McGuan Park, and New London meets Bellevue at 5:30 p.m. at Greenwood Height Field in Bellevue. Willard withdrew. The winner advances to the Fifth District tournament at Ashland on July 4-5 and 11-12. George Baker of Wakeman is tournament head. Managers listed: Norwalk Juniors Tracht, Monroeville Ed Sanders, New London Gordon Marett, Bellevue John Schmitz.
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Monroeville
Huron County
American Legion
Norwalk
McGuan Park
Greenwood Height Field
Bellevue
New London
Willard
Huron County Council of the
Ashland
George Baker
Wakeman
Junior Tracht
Ed Sanders
Gordon Marett
John Schmitz
Sommer Keeps No 7 as Norwalk Pitches Down Foxes
Sommer earned his seventh straight win with a 2-1 Norwalk victory over the Fox City Foxes. The righty carried a no hitter into 5 1/3 innings, struck out eight, walked four, and yielded a single hit to Quincy, Illinois hitters as part of the Giants organization affiliate.
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Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Bernie Allen
Pascual
Sam McDowell
Indians
Mel McGaha
Kansas City
Leon Wagner
Johnny Romano
Felix Mantilla
Bob Tillman
Tony Conigliaro
Dave Morehead
Red Sox
Steve Barber
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Norwalk
Tim Sommer
Sommer
Fox City Foxes
Quincy
Ill
San Francisco Giants
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Rodriguez
Griffith
Eal SF
Lexington
N.J
Robert Jullius
Alexandria, Va
Pete van der Vate
Vienna, Va
United Press International
W.L. Pet
Philadel
San Fran
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Ang
Houston
New York
Phila
Law
Burdette
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kan
City
Chi
Bunker
Wilson
Gophers Advance
Omaha, Neb
Southern California
Trojans
Southern Cal
University of Missouri
Maine
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Camilo Pascual
Zoile Versalles
BILLS
Gilchrist
Buffalo
N.Y
Legion
Lodermeier’s
Linwood Garage, Inc
Linwood
Seminary
Roofing & Lumber CO
Marvasol
Division of
Cook Tobacco
S. Hester
Huron County Automobile Club
Benedict
Barcalounger
Stratolounger
Blinzley
W. Main
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