PGA television to cover 1922 Aronimink Championship innovatively
CBSs five year veteran crew led by Chris Schenkel and Jack Whittaker will use a portable camera system inspired by space flight to capture the July 1922 PGA at Aronimink Golf Club Newton Square Pennsylvania. The plan includes pre filmed final holes from a helicopter and eight cameras around the last five holes.
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Pete Molnar
Scott Carpenter
CBS
Chris Schenkel
John Derr
Jack Whittaker
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Molnar
Aronimink
Joe Capello
Stahl Opens Defense Of Ohio Am Crown
Dayton reports the start of a six day Ohio amateur golf championship with 246 entrants. Qualifying rounds decide 63 players to join defending champ Walter Stahl in match play beginning Thursday. New York notes include Tommy Davis and Pete Runnels leading major league batting at the midseason All-Star break with Davis posting a 616 pace.
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Buckeye State
Ohio
Will Whittle
Walter Stahl
Cleveland
New York
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pete Runnels
Boston
Davis
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Browns Coach Plans new signals for fall with Ninowski lead
Hiram coach Paul Brown says changes to the signal calling in Cleveland Browns games will allow quarterback Jim Ninowski more autonomy at the line. Messengers will still bring plays, but Ninowski can switch to a checkoff or automatic option as needed.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Jim Ninowski
Brown
All-Star Game Opens With AL and NL Rivalry in Washington
Rival managers Ralph Houk and Fred Hutchinson emphasize using top players in the 32nd All-Star game at D.C. Stadium as President Kennedy attends. The American League trails the National League 16-14 in the series, with overall power and hitters leaning toward the AL stars.
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Ralph Houk
Fred Hutchinson
National
Houk
Cincinnati Reds
Nationals
Washington, D.C
Lyndon Johnson
Hutch
Wahama Tourney Draws 16 Clubs From West Virginia
Tournament director Ralph Sayre announced 16 entrants from major West Virginia clubs including Charleston Huntington and Parkersburg. Play begins at 7 p.m. daily with 7 30 p.m. starts for the semifinals and finals set for July 18 19.
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Huntington
Parkersburg
Minersville
Ohio Valley Bank of
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Goodyear
T&t Market
Point Pleasant
AL firms on All Star game and shortened 1963 schedule
The American League is expected to consider reducing the 1963 schedule from 162 to 153 games while the National League drafts two schedules for 153 or 162 games. A second All Star game after 1962 faces firm opposition from the AL, which previously rejected renewal. No league meeting is planned before December, with a possible August summer session in the NL.
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Baseball Players
So Also wins Scioto Downs pace at 2:07
R So Also owned by Reed's Stock Farm of Painesville led from the rail at Scioto Downs Monday night, clocking 2:07 for the C-2 pace. Bob Altizer drove the 3 year old to her fourth win in 12 starts, paying $8.20 to win with Mary Will second and Mazie B. third. George Schoonover, president of the Fish and Game League of Nelsonville, said the league will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Reed
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Mary Will
Mazie B
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Stewart to Play Logan in Exhibition With Hocking Valley
Stewart of the Summer League hosts Logan of the Hocking Valley Association in an exhibition game Saturday starting at 4 p.m.
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Logan
Th Hocking Valley Assn
Palmer Nicklaus Chance to Break Par at Troon Open
Arnold Palmer shot 67 for 143 total to edge toward Open qualification at Lochgreen while Jack Nicklaus and Phil Rodgers struggled in the first British Open qualifier rounds at Troon. Weather and greens added pressure as 355 hopefuls narrowed to 120 with the Open set to begin Wednesday.
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Troon
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Rodgers
Kel Nagle
Australia
Majorette Tryouts Set at Glouster High Friday
Glouster High School announces majorette tryouts Friday July 13 in the band room at 9:00 a.m. Any interested student may compete. The Glouster Church will host a reception for Rev and Mrs Gene Winan at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the church basement. Public welcome.
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Glouster High School
Gene Winan
Past Chiefs Club gathering hosted by Mrs William Zimmer
Mrs William Zimmer will host the Past Chiefs Club at her home Thursday evening at 7 30. The event gathers former leaders for an informal social to begin the season.
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Glouster
William Zimmer
Glouster Obituaries and Family News Notes
Glouster notices list Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartley of Lansing visiting relatives in Glouster on Fourth of July with their two sons Tony and Donnie. Grace Mates plans a multi state visit beginning in Illinois and Indiana. Bess Henshaw returns from Utica after the death of her brother-in-law James F. Bricker, 94, with the Bricker family including Bertha Biddison Bricker and five Bricker children. Funeral services were held in Utica.
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James Mullins
Chauncey
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Martha Hunter
Painesville
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Forrest Tippie
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Ind
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Centralia
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Akron
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William Bricker
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Mrs. Kittle Dies at 74 in Glouster and Navy Reenlistment
Mrs. Ora Augusta Kittle 74 of S High St Glouster died Monday evening at Mount St Mary Hospital after a long illness. She leaves husband Hull F Kittle a son Roger two daughters Helen K Sanders and Ruth K Harper seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. active in Eastern Star Red Cross Grey Lady Rothwell Club and Glouster Church of Christ. Services Thursday 1 p.m. at Norbert W Johnston funeral home with burial Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 2 4 p.m. and evening. Also notes Catholic Womens Club meets July 10 and John C Hook re enlists in Navy aboard USS Vulcan June 21.
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Athens County
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Vulcan
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Evans Delivers Homer As Athens Captures 8th District Title
Athens Legion baseball defeated Lancaster 7-3 at Lancaster to win the 8th District tournament and earn a spot in the state tourney at Ohio University. Pat Eddy and Paul Ayers impressed on the mound, with Haddox Wooddell and Evans delivering key hits including a three run homer for the final victory.
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Ed Bannon
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Band Boosters Elect New Officers Friday
Trimble local high school hosted the band boosters meeting where Mrs. Joe Marshall was chosen president, Mrs. Pauline Dew vice president secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. LaDonna Winner as secretary treasurer. The group discussed new winter uniforms and set the next meeting for July 20 at 7 30 p.m.
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Joe Marshall
Pauline Dew
LaDonna Winner
Birth Announced for Chester Eugene Vaught Jr in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Chester Eugene Vaught of Cleveland announce the birth of a son on June 27 at a Cleveland hospital. The infant is named Chester Eugene Jr. Paternal grandmother Mrs Lorena Vaught resides in Glouster.
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Chester Eugene Vaught
Cleveland
Chester Eugene Jr
Lorena Vaught
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