Essig Faces Field In National Public Links Opener
Don Essig of Indiana, riding LSU affiliation, opens match play against Walt Durdle of Peoria Ill in Chicago. The 155 pound right hander seeks to defend his title as 64 qualifiers advance to 16 after two rounds, with future rounds set to determine the 36 hole final.
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Chicago
Don Essig
Essig
Indianapolis
Louisiana State
Husky
Walt Durdle
Peoria
Silver Lake
Durdle
St. Paul
Warren G. Harding
Chet Latawiec
Gene Hansen
Dayton Olson
Seattle
Northern Ohio junior tennis final set for Popoff Parry
Kyril Popoff of Canton and Cary Parry of Columbus meet in singles today for the northern Ohio junior tennis championship. The pair then team up in the doubles final against Jim Mayer of Youngstown and Bob Morton of Columbus. Semifinals were held Tuesday.
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Lakeside
Kyril Popoff
Canton
Cary Parry
Columbus
Jim Mayer
Youngstown
Bob Morton
Popoff
Ohio Tennis Champion tops Morton in straight sets
Ohio tennis champion defeated Morton 6-1 6-2. Parry beat Ernie Kuhn of Lorain 6-1 6-1. Popoff and Parry won a semi finals doubles match 6-4 6-4 over Dietrich of Massillon and Solyn of Youngstown. Morton and Meyer beat Kuhn and Hutchings 6-2 6-2.
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Morton
Parry
Ernie Kuhn
Lorain
Popoff
Victor Dietrich
Massillon
Richard Solyn
Youngstown
Meyer
Kuhn
Ricky Hutchings
Elyria
Carter Rated Favorite In Valdes Fight
Harold Carter of Linden New Jersey faces Cuba’s Nino Valdes in a TV ten round heavyweight bout. Carter, 24, comes off a decision over Willi Besmanoff and is a slight favorite with 23 wins 2 losses 2 draws and 10 knockouts. Valdes 34, riding a three bout win streak, weighs about 211 with Carter at 194. ABC telecasts at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Spokane
Harold Carter
Linden
N. J
Cuba
Nino Valdes
Carter
Willi Besmanoff
Germany
Nino
Valdes
Floyd Patterson
Army
Big Nine
National Boxing Assn
ABC
Nye wallops Jaycees 7 to 2 in five innings
Nye outscored Jaycees 7 to 2 in a five inning Little League tilt Tuesday. Nye powered by four doubles and seven hits while Jaycees managed five hits and four singles.
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Nye
Jaycees
Sevccsr Ois
Too de Cave
Ronnie Handley
Tom Kempton
Fred Gibson
Stan Willock
Bob Cooley
Doug Glasso
Phil Alichney
Bill Cain
Walter
Christeanson
Mark Smith
Mike Shea
Ricky Dent
Pikeville Coach Bob Phillips Resigns for Ohio Post
Pikeville Ky Bob Phillips football coach resigns to take head coaching job at Oak Hill High School in Ohio.
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Pikeville, Ky
Bobby Phillips
Pikeville High School
Oak Hill High School
Ohio
Kiwanis Fund Raising Show Earns About 200
Norbert Johnston presided at the Glouster Kiwanis meeting with 17 members. Preliminary estimates indicate about 200 will be raised for the Underprivileged Child Fund to aid Trimble Township children with shoes and glasses. A Ladies Nite is planned for July 14 with Rev. Walter H. Moeller as guest speaker. The annual Family Picnic is set for July 31 at Memorial Park.
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Glouster
Norbert Johnston
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Kiwanis
Trimble Township
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster Kiwanis Club
Middle East
Memorial Park
Johnston
Reunion Brings 65 of John Antle Family Together
Sixty five attendees gathered Sunday at Concord Union Church grounds for the John Antle family reunion. Notables include 80 year old Mr. Antle and his five children Hazel Stone Faye Wemmer Wilber Brent Cecil and Betty Sayre. The clan counts 23 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren with three grandchildren and two granddaughters absent.
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Chauncey
John Antle
Concord Union
Mr. Antle
Hazel Stone
Murray City
Faye Wemmer
Columbus
Wilber Brent
Cecil
Betty Sayre
Meeting To Discuss School Problems Listed
Ohio State House Conference on Education sponsors town hall meetings in every district to gather public input on improving education. Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village School district chairman is Ralph Brown. Ray W. Kimmey leads the statewide group. Over 100 leaders from multiple sectors participate. a study guide will aid local meetings and a date will be announced.
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Chauncey
Ohio State House Conference On Education
Ohio
Ralph Brown
Chauncey-Dover
Columbus
Ray W. Kimmey
Frigidaire Division
General Motors
500 Club Meets At Mrs. Vernon's Home
GLOUSTER The 500 Club met at Front Street home of Mrs. Ernest Vernon with one guest Mrs. Harry Vaughn. A salad course followed the card party. High score went to Mrs. Earl Morris with Mrs. Albert Gordon second and Mrs. Harry Vaughn third. other players included Mrs. Esta Haskins Mrs. Esther Lamborn Mrs. James Walker and Miss Josephine Hedfelt.
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Glouster
Ernest Vernon
Front Street
Harry Vaughn
Earl Morris
Albert Gordon
Esta Haskins
Esther Lamborn
James Walker
Josephine Hedfelt
Sixty-nine Class of 1959 Meeting Friday Evening
The Class of 1959 will hold a gathering Friday at 7 pm in front of the high school. All members are urged to attend this reunion planning meeting.
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Glouster
Garden Club Meeting Canceled Then Rescheduled
The Garden Club will not meet Thursday evening as planned. A new meeting is set for July 17 with Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon and Mrs. Ott Fleming.
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Glouster
Garden Club
Elizabeth Gordon
Ott Fleming
Millfield Girl Scouts Sponsor Bake Sale Friday Morning
The Millfield Girl Scouts sponsor a bake sale Friday at 9 a.m. in front of the company store in Millfield. Proceeds support troop activities and community projects.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Girl Scouts
Company
Chauncey Personal Weekend Visitors Reported
Weekend visitors to Chauncey included Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKinney and guests from Lancaster Miss Garnet Aten Miss Elaine McKinney Letart W Va and The Plains residents Mr and Mrs H S Severling Also numerous visitors from Canton Columbus Athens and Stockport enjoyed Fourth of July events and lake swimming at Burr Oak Mrs Maud Cline recovered from a fall with family visits and Chauncey return home Guests of Evelyn Burchfield included Don Vernon and children from New Straitsville and others from Chauncey and Bainbridge
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Arthur Sapp
Glyde Jordan
Alva Karns
Lancaster
Nettie Love Swart
Carl
Alaska
Bert Wickline
Gahana
Evelyn Burchfield
Maud Triplett
Edward Snyder
Henry Heffkin
Columbus
Floyd Braid
Cathy
Janey
Don Hamrick
Debbie
Lake Burr Oak
Maude Cline
Ruth Bachts
Ida Whitar
Stockport
Cline
Bachts
John Cline
Bainbridge
Bachus
Chauncey
Don Vernon
New Straitsville
Wolfe's Team Wins Match Bowling Game
NELSONVILLE Wolfe's squad under captain Watson Wolfe defeated Basil Whitlatch's team 2709 to 2657. High for Wolfe was Kenny Cope with 628 pins from games of 165 231 232, while Whitlatch led the losers with 603 on 192 202 209.
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Nelsonville
Basil Whitlatch
Watson Wolfe
Wolfe
Kenny Cope
Bill Matheny
Bill Mechem
Jack Riley
Ted Voight
Harold Smith
Whitlatch
J. Griffith
Mel Blackburn
Bowling Leagues Set Meetings At Midnight Inn
Nelsonville managers of three men’s bowling leagues are called to meet next week at the Midnight Inn to plan the August season. Monday captains meet Monday at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday captains meet Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. respectively.
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Nelsonville
Midnight Inn
Chauncey Church Picnic Supper Moved Indoors
In case of rain at 6 p m Thursday the Loyal Woman's Class of Chauncey Church of Christ will hold its picnic supper in the parish house.
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Class
Chauncey Church of Christ
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