Koufax Dominates Giants to Put Dodgers in First
Sandy Koufax logged his eighth straight complete game, scattering four hits as the Dodgers beat the Giants 6 1 to seize first place in the National League. He improved to 11-1 with a 1.40 ERA, leading the league in pitching while bullpen relief remains limited.
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Dick Couci
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Giants
Koufax
Dodger
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Dick Rustek
New York
Id Bressoud
Chiat
Mac Mets
Cincinnati
Masoney
Elks and Rotary win in Dover Little League action
Elks outlasted Robinson Clay 15 to 9 while Rotary edged Kiwanis 5 to 4 in Dover. Whetstone earned the win for Elks with 7 strikeouts after relieving Garner in the third. T. Miller homered and Propp and Whetstone doubled. Rotary’s Mark Yockey stole third and the team benefited from Jim Hawk’s 7 strikeouts in defeat.
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Elks
Robinson Clay
Rotary
Kiwanis
Dover
Masons
Whetstone
Garner
Propp
Lombardo
T. Miller
Baker
Glidden
Keener
E. Haglock
Jim Hawk
Harmon
Mark Yockey
Abrh
Hanner
Scheester
Harmon and Wather
Zuckerman
Myers
Hawk
Baer Yockey
Monaca
Abel
Mitchel
Maize
Wikoft Beckley
Goodwin
Landisco Barcus
Massey
Hamsher
Ruzzi
Wilson
ALS
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Rob. Clay
Gudden
Hersher
Haglock
Kenner
Duncan
Studer Gogo Whetstone
Pompey
Lombardy
Kelker
Fritz Noo Limbacher
Monaco
Eddy
Walton
R, Miller
Liberatore
Barr-Midway tops minor league with close wins
Barr Drug Midway Lumber moved to first place by trimming Reeves Bank 5 to 4 while Exchange Club defeated DeMarco Painting 11 to 5 in Dover action yesterday. Young earned the win for Exchange Club with 12 strikeouts, Shanklin took the loss for DeMarco, and notable batting came from Dessecker, Marsh, and Coventry.
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Exchange Club
DeMarco
Barr Drug - Midway Lumber
Reeves Bank
Jaycees
Deardorff Hardware
Miracle Lane Plaza
Barr Midway
Chenevey Dairy
Young
Shanklin
Owens
Hochstetler
Spiker
Marsh
Dessecker
Bigler
Brad Kollar
Barr
Dover Minor
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Harras
Wallick
Coventry
Petrella
Kollar
Espenshi
Keener
Ator
Rossi
Kenner
B. Garner
Mead
Keller
Harmon
Aubihl
Troyer Hammond
Garner
Tristano
Richards Als
Bowling scores and standings from Friday Nite Fun
Harry Shone and Joyce Kreiter led with 572 and 527. John St George 563, Dick Conklin 558, Mary Kinser 490, Bonnie Beans 486. Standings list Moliski Kreiter 13, Beans 11, St George 1, Kinser 10, Roser 9, Shone 9, Price 8, Locker 8, Estep 7, Conklin 7, Haller 6, Burkey 5, Rennicker 5, Patton 3.
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Harry Shone
Joyce Kreiter
John St. George
Dick Conk ‘Lin
Mary Kinser
Bonnie Beans
Moliski-Kreiter
Beans
St. George
Kinser
Roser
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Price
Locker
Estep
Conklin
Haller
Burkey
Rennicker
Patton
Sugarcreek lanes high scorers and standings update
Ora Miller and Janet Miller led King and Queen Thursday with 616 and 452. Charles Gros selin posted 604 and Don Maurer 558. Standings show Keener 8, J Miller and J Machan 8, Alleshouse 7, Schie 6, Maurer 6, E Machan and O Miller 6, Hostetler 5, Stevanus 6, Hershberger 5, Lang Fender 4.
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Sugarcreek
Ora Miller
Janet Miller
King & Queen
Charles Grosselin
Don Maurer
Keener
J. Miller
J. Machan
Alleshouse
Schie
Maurer
E. Machan
O. Miller
Hostetler
Stevanus
Hershberger
Lang-Fender
Boulevard Lanes doubles action yields high scores Friday
Gene Ellwood led the Doubles Classic at Boulevard Lanes with 605 in Friday action. Other top scores included Chick Cercone 599 and Les Osgood 593. standings show Delbert Ellwood tied for first with 7, Russell-Osgood at 6, and several pairs on 4 or 3 points.
United Remains Undefeated in Dover Pony League
United Local won its fourth straight Dover Pony League game, edging Ferris Chevrolet 10-9. Pitcher Reggie Hunter earned the win with solid support from Herman and Tschantz, while Ferris’ Trotter took the loss. Cugliari doubled for United as Penrod, Lab, Cagliari and Weston each had two hits.
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Dover
Ferris Chevrolet
Reggie Hunter
United
Herman
Tschantz
Hunter
Tranter
Trotter
Frank Cugliari
Penrod
Lab
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Rothacher
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Law
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First-round Buick Open leads shared by Rodgers Marti Ferrier
Phil Rodgers Fred Marti and Jim Ferrier shot two under par 70s to share the opening round lead at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan. Tony Lema the defending champion struggled with concentration posting a 78. Ferrier at 51 is the oldest co leader while Marti and Rodgers each excelled with steady accuracy and putts.
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Associated Press
Grand Blanc
Mich
Phil Rodgers
Warwick Hills
Rodgers
Fred Marti
Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
Marti
University of Houston
Tony Lema
Lema
Major League Baseball End of Season Leaders
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota and F Robinson of Baltimore tied for batting .342 with 64 hits for Oliva and 68 by B Robinson. Robinson drives in 46. Agee and Cardenal highlight steals. National League leaders feature Aaron and Hart as top run scorers, Alou and Flood leading hits, Koufax and Bunning top pitching, Gibson and Koufax lead strikeouts.
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Baltimore
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Chicago
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B. Robinson
Yastrzemaks
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Schaal
California
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Kansas City
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Cardenal
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Richert
Washington
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
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Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Alou
Phillips
Pinson
Callison
Pittsburgh
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Torre
Wills
Los Angeles
Jackson
Houston
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Bunning
Gibson
Baker no-hits New Phila foe in sandlot baseball
Baker fired a no hit performance to beat Hicks 7-1 in New Philadelphia. Massarelli yielded 7 hits and 8 strikeouts as Baker struck out 10 and walked 4. Korns triple and Corwin added two singles for Lahmers. Mohn and McBride combined on the win for Puritan past Kiwanis.
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Romig Big Bend Lead Action in Golf at Uhville
Romig Insurance and Big Bend Ladies lead after Big Bend Golf Course action in Uhville, with close races behind. Flight leaders included Millie Povick, Bessie Dennis, and Edith Eckhardt, while standings show Romig Insurance and Big Bend Ladies at 166.
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Hick’s Furniture
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Two Ohio grid stars sign with University of Cincinnati
CINCINNATI AP Two high school football stars Jack Collins of Findlay and Benson Rhoads of Millsboro have signed letters of intent with the University of Cincinnati. Rhoads played every backfield position on the Hillsboro football team and earned letters in baseball basketball and track. Collins earned letters in track and wrestling and played end for Findlay. Fight results note Dick Hall outpoints Ulrie Regis in Trinidad.
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Cincinnati
Jack Collins
Findlay
Benson Rhoads
Millsboro
University of Cincinnati
Rhoads
Hillsboro
Collins
Rotary Triumphs In Cy Young Go
Rotary defeated New Philadelphia 16 to 4 in County Cy Young League baseball. Pitcher Dave Knisely earned the win, allowing 2 hits while fanning 8 and walking 5. Offensive leaders included Nick Incarnato Tom Kurtz and Leo Richards with multiple hits.
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Philadelphia Rotary
Gataway
Dave Knisely
Miller
Josey
Fankhauser
Nick Incarnato
Tom Kurtzland
Chuck
Moore
Rotary
Leo Richards
Tusco Notches 13 Victory in Dennison LL
Tusco Grocers defeated Goodings IGA 7 3 in Litt le League action. Key pitchers Dave Marty Ron Povick and Donn Mooty combined on a one hitter. Joe Bonamice singled for Goodings lone hit in the sixth.
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Dennison LL
Dennison
Tusco Grocers
Goodings
Joe Bonamice
Moody
Povick
Marty
Ted Armstrong
Ben Lukens
Bob Marty
Dick Metzger
Lance Addisson
Midvale Auto Racing Halted
Cold weather and a shortage of cars forced the cancelation of the Midvale Speedway program last night after time trials. Twenty-five autos were present two weeks ago but only seven showed up this week, ending hopes for a weekly supers card. Supers will return for the Ohio Invitational later in the summer, with regular Sunday racing continuing and a demolition derby planned June 19.
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Midvale Speedway
Speedway
Gene Tolloty
Singing Wheels Plan Activities For 4 July Flat Track
Eleven members and six children attended the Singing Wheels Motorcycle Club meeting. Plans include a 15 mile national flat track race to Heidelberg Pennsylvania Sunday, meet at Sunoco on High Ave Ext New Philadelphia at 8 30 a m. Also scheduled are a short track race June 19 at Speedway 21 a flat track race at Columbus June 26 and a club run to Mansfield for a flat track race July 4. Next meeting June 24 in the Dover National Bank meeting room.
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Heidelberg
Sunoco
High Ave
New Philadelphia
Speedway
Columbus
Mansfield
Dover National Bank
Pacific Coast League Scores From Recent Games
Hawaii beat Denver 7 to 5 while Indianapolis trailed 1 to 3 after four innings. Portland lost 0 to 2 to Oklahoma City as San Diego outscored Seattle 3 to 2. Vancouver fell 0 to 5 to Spokane and Tacoma defeated Tulsa 4 to 6 with Phoenix leading 1 inning intact.
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Denver
Indianapolis
Portland
Oklahoma City
San Diego
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Spokane
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Tulsa
Phoenix
Dayton Coach Added to List for South North-South Classic
MARION Ohio AP Jim Turvene of Dayton Chaminade was added to the South staff to day giving that team a championship coaching combination for the North South Cage Classic June 25 Turvene coaches the Class AA high school basketball champions and replaces Vince Chickere of Columbus Linden McKinley as co coach of the South Team Chickerella helps coach Ohio State baseball and will be in Omaha Neb with Buckeye baseballers next week for the College World Series Practice for the annual all star game starts next week The other South Coach is Columbus Hines of Class A champion Jon Dixie North coaches are Jack Gysegen of Warren Harding and Cot Marquette of Rossford
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Ohio
Jim Turvene
Dayton
Chaminade
Turvene
Vince Chickere
Columbus Linden-McKinley
Chickerella
Ohio State University
Omaha
Neb
Buckeye Baseballers
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Cham
Jon Dixie
Jack Gysegen
Warren Harding
Cot Marquette
Rossford
Strasburg Wins 10-2 in Tri-County Derby
Strasburg improved to 2-0 in Tri County Little League by defeating Baltic 10-2. Winning pitcher Greg Deibel and teammate Gary Moran homered, while Marhafer of Baltic also connected. Strasburg heads to Walnut Creek on Tuesday.
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Baltic
Greg Deibel
Gary Moran
Marhafer
Walnut Creek
Myrtles Last Is First at Hamilton Raceway
Myrtles Last driven by Ray Rankin of Maineville surged in the stretch to win the featured eighth at Hamilton Raceway by a half length on Friday night. The mile split was 2:08 2/5 with $4.20, $2.60, $2.40 payoffs. Express Mahlon paid $3.20 and $2.80 for second, Chief Frances paid $2.60 to show.
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Ohio
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Hamilton Raceway
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Maineville
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International League scores and a rain delay
Toledo beat Rochester 7-4 and Buffalo edged Jacksonville 12-9 while Columbus defeated Syracuse 4-1 and Toronto at Richmond was postponed by rain.
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