Indians Draft Kohl Gnadenhutten Star Pitcher
Gnadenhutten ace Kohl Kohl, son of Mr and Mrs Har Kohl, has been drafted by the Cleveland Indians. The 200 pound left-hander, 6-1, led Gnadenhutten Indians to the state semi finals and worked out with the parent club at the stadium. If unsigned in eight months his name could enter a secondary phase for other teams. His high school season finished 10-1 and last summer he pitched 20 innings in a county league game heated by temperatures over 100.
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Harold Kohl
Cleveland Indians
Gnadenhutten Indians
Indian Office
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Cleveland
Bill
Tribe
Surging Aaron Ties Buick Open Lead at halfway
In Grand Blanc Michigan AP Tommy Aaron and Bob Goalby shared the halfway lead in the Buick Open after matching rounds. Goalby, who opened with a 69 led early but faltered with a dismal stretch before a backdoor 12-foot putt salvaged a tie. Thunderstorms delayed play while fans filled Warwick Hills Golf Club.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Bob Goalby
Warwick Hills Golf Club
Tommy Aaron
Palm Beach
Califoro
Goaiby
Warwick Hills
Goalby
Lady Luck
Major Stings: baseball standings and matchups
MLB results and standings show Kansas City Cleveland and Detroit clustered in the AL with varying records. Daily game scores include New York Chicago Baltimore Minnesota California Washington and more, followed by upcoming games and full NL and AL table movements. The section lists broadcasts and tomorrow’s schedule across multiple teams and venues.
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Cleveland
Boston
Washington
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Detroit
W. L. Pet
Reday
Indians Drop Pair to Athletics in Kansas City
The Cleveland Indians were swept in a doubleheader by the Kansas City Athletics, losing 6-0 in the opener and 2-0 in the nightcap. Steve Hargan took the loss in the first game after giving up a two hitter through six innings, while Sam McDowell was knocked out early in the opener. The Athletics benefited from timely hits as Ramon Webster doubled and Dan Osinski hit a homer, with Dave Duncan contributing a key triple in the nightcap. Orlando Pena finished relief duties in the bullpen for Cleveland.
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Elston Howard
al Downing
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Tom McCraw
Ken Berry
George Brunet
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Don Mincher
Angels
California
Twins Fire New Manager Cal Ermer Loses Debut
The Baltimore Orioles routed the Minnesota Twins 11-2 in Cal Ermer's first game as Twins manager after taking over from Sam Mele. Frank Robinson hit a three run homer, Boog Powell added a three run shot, as Baltimore pounded four Minnesota pitchers for 14 hits.
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Associated Press
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Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Gal Cutta Held at UCC Golf Event
The Women's Golf Assn of Union Country Club held its annual Gal-Cutta with 36 members forming 8 teams. Club Pro Paul Parsons drew names. Lois Kidd Wanda FERTIS Marlene Parson Edith Seibert won with net 85. Runner up Joan Davis Sarah Litty Alice Adkins Noreen Houghian net 67. Most improved team Helen Ringheimer Helen Enck Julia Lanza Jean Scott. A second round cut 7 strokes to net 33. Mixed couples Scotch-ball Sunday brunch 11:30 a.m.
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Helen Enck
Julia Lanza
Jean Scott
Gay Sam wins Scioto Invitational Trot in 12 01
Gay Sam driven by Joe Lighthill posted the season's fastest time at Scioto Downs in Columbus Ohio winning the $4000 Invitational Trot in 12 01. The betting payoff was 5.80 3 and 3 for the mile victory. Twin City Adios with Higgins earned a $16.80 daily double.
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Scioto Downs
Joe Lighthill
Twin City Adios
Higgins
Hicks to Lead Dover-New Philadelphia Bowling Group
Lester Hicks of New Philadelphia is elected president for 1967-68 of the Dover New Philadelphia Bowling Association. He succeeds Paul Baker and will take duties August 1. Vice presidents chosen include Marvin Beans Eugene Russell and Joseph Mayhaugh. Other officers include Art Dell Jr secretary treasurer Chuck Koelble and Ralph Hershberger. Directors named include Bob Van Sickle Clark Street Clarence Stucky Gilbert Maurer with terms to run two years. Holdovers and reports noted with upcoming meetings and season end July 31.
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New Philadelphia
Dover-New Philadelphia Bowling Assn
Reeves Bank
Hicks
Paul Baker
Dundee
Marvin Beans
Eugene Russell
Joseph Mayhaugh
Dover
Art Dell Jr
Doverite
Chuck Koelble
Ralph Hershberger
Shanesville
Bob van Sickle
Clark Street
Clarence Stucky
Gilbert
Gib) Maurer
Maynard Erb
James Exley
Don Maurer
Willis Gardner
Bath
American Bowling Congress
Miami Beach
Fla
Twins Fire Mele After Long Reign as Manager
Calvin Griffith dismissed Sam Mele as Minnesota Twins manager and promoted veteran Cal Elmer from the farm system to spark a pennant push. Mele accepted the move calmly, noting his six year Twins span and 522-431 record, while Elmer prepared for his first night in uniform, overseeing a loss to Baltimore.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
ST. Paul Minneapolis
Calvin Griffith
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Cal Elmer
Griffith
Mele
Twins
Elmer
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Cookie Lavagetto
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Charlotte
N.C
Denver
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Orioles
Pirates Rally to 16 1 Victory After Locker Room Meeting
Pittsburgh exploded for 23 hits to rout Philadelphia 16 1, their second straight win since a players only meeting. Manny Mota and Gene Alley led with four hits apiece as Willie Stargell, Alley, and Jerry May drove in three runs each. Tommie Sisk pitched a five win. Reds topped Houston 10 7 as six seventh inning runs broke a 4 7 deficit. St Louis edged Los Angeles 3 2, Atlanta beat San Francisco 5 3, Cubs edged Mets 6 6.
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Pet
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Associated Press
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Patterson Links Rematch After Draw With Quarry
Former heavyweight champion Floya Patterson salvaged a 10 round draw with Jerry Quarry in Los Angeles. Patterson, who held the title twice, fought back from two second round knockdowns and called for a rematch as fans booed the verdict.
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Dick Young
California
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Local Ohio speedways host late model and stock car action
Tonight at Barberton, Canfield, Canton, Lorain, Cloverleaf and Sandusky speedways race cards include late model super stocks stock cars and super modifieds. Time trials range 6:30 to 7:00 pm with racing from 8 pm, dragway gates open early for eliminations at 2 pm in West Salem.
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Cloverleaf Speedway
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Gates Open
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Painesville Speedway
County Baseball Leagues Begin Season Play Monday
Tuscarawas County Babe Ruth and Life Leagues start action next week with games on Mondays and Wednesdays for Babe Ruth and Tuesdays and Thursdays for Little League. Teams span Tuscarawas Newcomers Iowa Barnhill Midvale Port Washington and Gnadenhutten with a one game schedule and All-Star games planned for July 3 at Gnaden and a season end tournament.
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Babe Ruth and Life Leagues
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Babe Ruth League
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Roswell
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Babe Ruth
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Newcomerstown
Larry Glazer
Walter Albright
Gene Huebner
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George Wilson
Bob Long, Jr
Phil Lahm
John Lahm
Charles Gowins
Lee Eberly
Jack Hupp
Terry Leggett
Bil Hibbs
Gnadenhylten
Bankers Plaza Win ML Games In Dover Minor League
Miracle Lane Plaza beat Barr Midway 13 8 and Demarco Painting beat Reeves Bank 5 2 in Dover minor league action. J Ryan struck out 12 for Barr Midway while Harras fanned 5 for Miracle Lane. Mark Huffman won for Demarco with 13 strikeouts and 6 walks.
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Miracle Lane Plaza
Barr-Midway
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Reeves Bank
Miracle Lane
J. Ryan
Harras
van Harmon
Bart Midway
Tom Keener
Steve Miller
Bryan Cole
Mark Huffman
Dean Richards
John Arter
Tom Watson
Wes McMillen
Barr - Midway
Parks and Nobbs Win Early Titles in Ohio Skeet Meet
In Canton Charles Parks of Alliance won the 410 gauge with 96 of 100, and Dick Nobbs of Warren shot a perfect 100 in the 28 gauge for his second consecutive state title. Martin Gibbons of Wellington was runner-up in the 410 gauge with 95 as opening day results set the stage for weekend events.
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Ohio
Charles Parks
Alliance
Dick Nobbs
Warren
Sportsmen’s Red and Gun Club
Parks
Martin Gibbons
Wellington
Nobbs
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