McElroy to ask court to have Reds open books
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy says he will seek a court order to force the Crosley Foundation to open the Cincinnati Reds’ books to a group of prospective buyers led by Joseph F Rippe. He argues state law requires oversight of charitable trusts and potential higher bids could trigger nullification of the DeWitt sale.
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Bill) DeWitt
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Vendors take lead as Clothiers bow in Little League struggle
In a tense late inning, the Vendors edged the Insurers 1-0 as Tim Barr drove in the winning run on an infield out. Dave Larrick relieved and paired with Bill Dull to limit Insurers to two hits. Kirst took the loss. Stewart’s eight runs earlier faded with seven errors before darkness paused play. Tom Roig earned the win with four strikeouts, four walks.
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Purkey Named NL Player of the Month for May
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bob Purkey, 32, was voted National League Player of the Month for May after going 5-1 with five wins and one loss. He completed five of seven starts, posting a 2.79 ERA over 58 innings as Cincinnati rose to third in the NL standings.
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NFL schedule shows 36 pre season exhibitions
The NFL announced a 36 game pre season schedule over six weeks opening August 3 and ending September 9 with a twin night doubleheader August 18 in Cleveland. The 6:30 p.m. Lions vs Cowboys and 9:30 p.m. Browns vs Steelers games mark the twin bill. Top events include Hall of Fame game August 11 Canton Cardinals vs Giants and Princeton hosting Giants vs Eagles September 8.
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Patterson by KO could stop Liston in title bid
OSCAR FRALEY notes Patterson may KO Liston to keep the world heavyweight crown in a bout some fear should not have happened. Soose, famed for Shakespearean wit, questions Patterson’s strategy and boxing condition while praising Patterson’s courage and consistency amid Liston’s feared punch.
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Baseball notices from Lagrange area schedule
The Lagrange Hot Stove League Mothers Auxiliary will meet at Vets Park tomorrow at 2 30 PM. All mothers of baseball players and boys in the Little League North Minor B League are to attend at 7 30 PM tomorrow in Ely Community Room. Merchants of the Babe Ruth League practice is canceled due to wet grounds and will, if weather permits, be held at 9 30 AM Saturday at Babe Ruth Field.
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Baird leads first day Open qualifiers in Memphis play
United Press International reports golfer Fred Baird of Galveston Texas posted the best 36 hole score with 68 69 137 at six sites to top a crowded field as Open qualifying winds through seven venues. Dan January Don Whitt and Dave Ragan tied for second at 138 in Memphis. Snead seeks one of 32 berths at Upper Montclair New Jersey as 104 golfers compete.
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Butch) Baird
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Zimmerman leads open qualifiers in U.S. Open golf
Bobby Zimmerman of Dayton tops the Clovernook layout with 70-68-138 to lead the U S Open qualifying at Cincinnati. Other qualifiers include Jouett Brown 70-69-139 Alfonso Atkins 72-70-142 Paul A Thomas 73-70-143 Ivan Gantz 70-73-143 Robert Carson 73-70-143 Linden Mead 69-75-144 after a playoff with Arthur Doering.
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Ashland
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Ivan R. Gantz
Fort Meyers
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Columbus
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Oakmont
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U.S
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Bob Shave Jr
Willoughby
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Rain crowns co-champs at Babe Zaharias Open
In Beaumont Texas Betsy Rawls and Kathy Cornelius shared the title as the Babe Zaharias Women's Open ended after 36 holes due to rain. Officials and the LPGA halted play after two days, canceling the scheduled 54 holes.
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UPI
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Kathy Cornelius
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Inn in North Ridgeville Defeats Bolts 7-3 in Hot Stove League
North Ridgeville Turnpike Inn outscored the Columbia Bolts 7-3 in a Class F Hot Stove League game last night. Inn built a late lead with two runs in the seventh inning and held on for the win behind strong pitching from their starter.
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Knicks Sign Cliff Luyk Fourth Draft Pick
New York team announces Cliff Luyk a 6 foot 8 center has signed as their fourth draft choice and becomes the fifth Knick rookie to reach a deal this season.
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UPI
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Calderwood Wins Light Heavyweight Bout in New Castle
In New Castle England Chic Calderwood born 17473 Scotland defeated Johnny Haiatihi born 175 Tonga Islands by points in a British Empire light heavyweight bout. Paris France reports Marcel Pigou born 157% France lost on points.
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Johnny Haiatihi
Tonga Islands
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Hippoiste
France
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Equality in sport guides IOC at 59th meeting
Moscow report notes International Olympic Committee aims to guarantee equality of race religion and political belief in sport. Avery Brundage Chicago president cites political interference as a major challenge and says steps are being taken to protect fundamental principles while urging federations to ensure equal participation for athletes from all nations.
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Major League Leaders and Pitching Standings
National League leaders include Davis Dodgers 56 RBIs Cepeda Giants 52 Mays Giants 47 Pinson Reds 40 P Alou Giants 39 and American League leaders Siebern Athletics 38 Kaline Tigers 38 Gentile Orioles 37 Robinson White Sox 36. Pitching leaders feature Pierce Giants 8 0 Purkey Reds 9 1 Williams Dodgers 5 1 Koufax Dodgers 8 2 McLish Phillies 4 1 Wickersham Athletics 6 1 Donovan Indians 8 2 Foytack Tigers 4 1 Pascucci Twins 7 2 Belinsky Angels 6 2 Walker Athletics 6 2.
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Harvey rejects Rangers to stay in Montreal
Montreal native and former NHL star Doug Harvey, the league’s highest paid coach, rejects a 25000 dollar Ranger salary to remain home. New York officials, including president Bill Jennings and GM Mazz Patrick, say a replacement won’t be named for 45 to 60 days while they consider Harvey’s change of mind.
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Bowling roundup shows high scores and team wins
The report details bowling results with teams such as Rockettes and Mismores, noting high individual scores like Evelyn Tae 417 and Val Scrivens-Rudy Mate 500. First place went to Mismores with a 10-2 record. high series honors went to Emil Strack 681 and Evelyn Tae 417 in a clustered standings recap.
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Val Scrivens Stars In Rudy's Bowl 500 Club Night
Val Scrivens, one of the Kings and Queens at Rudy's Bowl, reached the 500 Club by rolling 184 and 168 after a 148 starter to total a qualifying score.
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