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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1969
Page
21
The guide explains staying in position at the top of the backswing with minimal fear of missing the shot. It highlights two checks: the right hand in a tray position as if carrying a platter and notes the backs of the left hand and F-12 area for proper alignment.
Tony Jacklin captured the British Open at Royal Lytham with a final round 72, finishing 280 total and two strokes ahead of Bob Charles. Charles tied for second with Roberto DeVVarente and Thomason, while Nicklaus and Love led the American contingent at 285.
In Colt League action on Friday New Marshfield defeated OU Inf 82 with Dicken the winning pitcher and Stover hitting a homer and a single. Abex forfeited in a listed matchup, and other regional games included Litton toppling Moose 14 3 and Athens National Bank beating Albany 5 2 with strong hitting from multiple players.
The piece outlines a complex 1971 NFL trade involving Jim Parnell moving among the Rams Eagles Bears and Falcons. It details several exchanges that spanned July 3 through midweek, with multiple draft picks and players including John Zook Harold Jackson Israel Lang Rudy Afrath Frank Molden and Ray Ogden changing teams. Parnell expresses mixed emotions about the drama and relocation.
Twelve Athens men are listed as participants in the Zanesville Senior's Classic Golf Tournament at the Zanesville Country Club, running Monday through Wednesday. Entrants include Athens Mayor Raymond Shep, Darrell Widdees, George Smith, Arthur Smith, Vere Smith, Walter Pyle, Paul OBrien, Dr. Robert Main, W. C. Honchels, Dr. Robbin Gardner, Harry Crewson and Kermit Blosser.
The United States Junior Golfers Association Inc of Wellston Ohio received a corporation charter from Secretary of State Ted W Brown. The non profit aims to promote sport among children aged 9 to 15 and ensure equal learning opportunities in golf. Five Wellston residents named as trustees will serve until the first annual meeting. Scull also becomes salaried agent and will handle official demands and notices for the association.
District Four lakes vary from clear and high to muddy and high with several water bodies listed. Gillon Reservoir and major tributaries show high levels. Piedmont Lake clear and high. Seneca Lake clear and high. Wills Creek Reservoir high and muddy. Burr Oak Lake reports a few bass bluegill redear sunfish. Lake Logan shows a 6 pound largemouth caught. bluegill and catfish also plentiful. Dow Lake fair with bass bluegill and catfish. Lake Alma clear and normal with 83 degree water and bass 12 to 15 inches. Clouse Lake clear to rolling with liver and night crawlers for catches. Muskingum River extremely high muddy with fair channel catfish catches.
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