British Champ Recalls 1927 Open at St Andrews
Henry Cotton, 70, recalls his first British Open at St Andrews in 1927 as two 18-hole rounds determined the winner. The Harrowing scene featured Bob Jones as the favored idol amid wild crowds and parallel fairways. Cotton's career spans generations of golf.
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Will Grimsley
Turnberry
Scotland
Henry Cotton
St Andrews
England
Bob Jones
Cotton
Vardon era rivalries and Cottons golf tales at Hoylake
The article recalls early professional status versus amateurs in golf led by Harry Vardon and Cotton. It recounts Bob Jones at Hoylake and the ban on professionals in the trophy room, Hagen arranging limousines, and later comebacks by Cotton through 1953 Carnoustie and Turnberry invites, with health setbacks and a personal golden jubilee.
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Harry Vardon
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Jones
Cotton
Walter Hagen
Jones
Hoylake
Leo Diegel
Leo
Diegel
Hagen
Hornung backs effort to revive Louisville minor sports
Paul Hornung, former Packers star, joins a drive to raise 120000 to restore Louisville high school minor sports after Jefferson County school board cut them to save money. He recalls his prep days, discusses Notre Dame and CBS Notre Dame broadcasts, and seeks a shift from on camera to production work.
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Cincinnati
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Louisville
Jefferson County Board of Education
Hornung
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Packers
CBS Television
Toars
Lindsey Nelson
South Bend
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Lindsey
Columbus Squad Drops Pair to Nelsonville
Nelsonville won the second game 11-1 as John Corby posted three hits and four RBI. Columbus lost both ends of a doubleheader with Scott Dailey earning the 10-0 opener on two hits allowed and six strikeouts. Ken Cartmill Mitch Wright and Mark Knapp each had two hits. Nelsonville hosts Chillicothe next. The 1932 import flock at Hialeah Park now counts 400 flamingos.
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Scott Dailey
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Ken Cartmill
Mitch Wright
Mark Knapp
Mark Mace
Knapp
Gary Oliver
Larry Dailey
John Corby
Wright
Oliver
Mace
Chillicothe
Hialeah Park Race Track
Cuba
Marietta
Wilson
Mark Hunter
Gardner
Faires
Glouster
Glouster Legion Splits Four Contests Over Weekend
Glouster American Legion baseball team split four games in weekend action. They swept a Saturday doubleheader in Lowell after winning the opener 6-5 with Mike Turrill driving in the tying and winning runs and earning the relief win. The squad then lost two home games to Marietta on Sunday.
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American Legion
Lowell
Marietta
Mike Turrill
Turrill
Athens Women’s Golf Tourney Pairings and Winners
The Athens Women’s Golf Association schedules a nine hole flag event at Athens Country Club on Wednesday with pairings including Algeo Antle Evans Rothel Rue Lavelle French Hondell Johnson Tippett Blower Cornwell Garrett Mitchell Main Douglas Ploghoft Rutter Burns. Last week’s winners span classes A B and C with Johnson Hondell, Blower Rutter, Meyer Berberick.
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Athens Women's Golf Association
Athens Country Club
Algeo
Antle
Evans
Rothel
Rue
Lavelle
French
Hondell
Johnson
Tippett
Blower
Cornwell
Garrett
Mitchell
Main
Douglas
Ploghoft
Rutter
Burns
Baseball standings and results from the major leagues
MLB results show San Francisco and Los Angeles winning, Chicago and St Louis losing. Montreal split with New York, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh, Atlanta edged Houston 2 1 in 13 innings, Cincinnati topped San Diego. Tuesday matchups include Montreal at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia with several games on the slate.
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Palmer
OSU Boss Sees Trouble for Pros and Hope for College Sports
Ohio State athletic director Hugh Hindman says professional sports face bigger problems than colleges due to budgets. He notes rising college interest, scholarship changes, and calls for equality may boost college football and basketball while pro leagues struggle financially. Hindman predicts a shift back to college arenas and fields.
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Ohio
Hugh Hindman
Ohio State University
Hindman
Ed Weaver
Ohio State
Michigan
Scho
Woody Hayes
Athens Legion Drops 3 Games
The Athens American Legion team went 1-2 over the weekend in three doubleheaders against Lancaster Wellston and Logan rain postponing a Monday home twin bill. They beat Wellston 9-7 but lost 3-2 to Lancaster and 11-3 at Lancaster, leaving Athens 6-12 on the season and idle until a Saturday visit to South Shore Kentucky.
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Tom Mettersssenger
Athens American Legion
Lancaster Wellston
Logan
Athens
Lancaster
Wellston
Jeff Bush
Matt Turbett
Bush
Turbett
Steve Lavery
Rudy Huston
Rick Pierson
Rob Rose
Ken Butcher
John Royster
South Shore
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