Pros Blame Bad Course For Scores At All American
A large field of 258 golfers struggles on the Tom O Shanter course with hard greens and hidden pins blamed for high scores. Herman Barron leads at 68 while Byron Nelson laments a 74. Nelson and peers note unfair flag placements though officials stay silent. The field will be cut to the top 100 pros and ties after the second round with finals set for tomorrow and Sunday.
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Chicago
Tom O'Shanter
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Bette
Byron Nelson
Toledo
New Yorker
Reading
Nelson
Gene Sarazen
Vic Ghezzi
Wiener Roast Honors Ethelene and Raymond Birthday Party
Chauncey Mrs Castor Ma hosted a wiener toast Monday night for her children Ethelene and Raymond on their birthday anniversaries. Fifteen guests attended and refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Castor Matheny
Ethelene
Raymond
Giants Help Dodgers Top NL Leaders As Cards Win
In a busy NL set, the Dodgers beat the Cubs 4-1 to stay within reach of first place while the Giants split with St Louis allowing Brooklyn to gain a slim 1.5 game edge. The Cardinals and Giants each won a game of a twin bill, with Monte Kennedy holding St Louis to three hits in a 6-1 win for New York while Howie Pollet lost his 12th. The Reds edged the Braves 1-0 as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia twice. Johnny Lanning’s seven hits spurred the Pirates in a 2-1 opener win and Philadelphia answered 6-2 in the nightcap. In the AL, Boston fell to Chicago 3-1, trimming their lead over idle New York to 1.5 games. Micky Vernon drilled four for four to overtake Williams atop the batting race as the Senators topped the Tigers 8-3. Cleveland outslugged Philadelphia 9-8 after 19 hits, while the Yankees and Browns rested.
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Joe Reichle
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Giants
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Brooks
Exrdie Dyser
Howie Pollet
New Orleans
Monte Kennedy
Birds
Cardinals
Cubs
Cincinnati
Reds
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Magerkurth
Bucs
Philadelphia Phillies
Magerkurth
Pirates
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Johnny Lanning
Phils
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Athens Legion Triumph Secures County Title Over Nelsonville
Athens American Legion defeated Nelsonville 2 to 1 to clinch the County championship and earn a spot in the regional playoff. Max Duncan had three hits for Athens and pitched well, with Thompson allowing four hits as Nelsonville struggled to muster offense.
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Legion
Athens
Thompson
Max Duncan
Duncan
Netsonville
Houx
Currens
Pedigo
Frebault
Henderson
Paynter
Brooker
Lup
Keating
Swent
Woody
Platt
Peak A
Maryland Racing Commission Wrestles with alleged horse substitution
Bel Air Maryland March 1966 The Maryland Racing Commission resumes witness questioning over a racing fraud case involving a horse entered as All Flo at Havre De Grace later identified as Dont Delay. Commission Chairman George P Mahoney says Dont Delay bore a strong resemblance to All Flo and was previously raced as Dont Delay at Charles Town. State's Attorney Paul McNabb has taken statements from witnesses. Grand Jury has not been convened.
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Bel Air
Maryland Racing Commission
Commission
George P Mahoney
All Flo
Dent Delay Oy
Mahoney
Paul McNabb
Hartford
Charles Town
Wo Va
Plains Nazarene Pastor Announces Sunday Services
The Rev J O N Lakin of The Plains Church of the Nazarene will preach Sunday at 9:30 am and 7:20 pm. Mrs Lakin Mrs Powell and Mrs Gibson will oversee the junior group while Selah Shreve handles the senior meeting. Sunday school is listed as 9:30 am.
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Chauncey
J ON Lakin
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Indians Open Series On Three-Game Win Streak
Cleveland's Indians pursue fourth place as they begin a six game set with the Washington Nationals after a 9 8 comeback win over the Athletics. Joe Berry and Heinz Becker sparked the ninth inning rally as Hank Edwards homered twice and Steve Gromek takes the mound in the opener. Veeck also announced spring training will start in Tucson Arizona with exhibition games ahead.
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Indians
Bill Veeck
Milwaukee
Joe Berry
Heinz Becker
Veeck
American Association
Tribe
Philadelphia Athletics
Hank Edwards
A's
Berry
Charley Gassatsa
Barney McCosky
Seerer
Edwards
Becker
Luman Harris
Edwarts
Steve Gromek
Washington Nationals
Mickey Haefner
Tucson
Ariz
Fphoenia
New York Giants
Chauncey Church Hosts Bible School Plan
Chauncey Church of Christ joins Hocking Valley Vacation Bible School project under Miss Blanche Riley and Miss Helen Chapple guiding parish schools Chauncey Mullfeld Greens Run Trimble Taylor Ridge begin July 29 at 9 am to 11 36 am for ten days. Rev G B Courtney leads preaching at Chauncey 10 30 am Greens Run Millfield Trimble Fellowship sessions vary by location.
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Church of Christ
Hocking Valley
Blanche Riley
Helen Chapple
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Board
Chaunces
Mullfeld
West Side
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
G B. Courtney
Richard Wolces
Greens Run
Millfield
Jfastor Ridge
Trimble Fouth Fellowship
Rev Ray Pidcock Announces Church Services
Chauncey Morristown Holiness Church plans Sunday services at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm. A Young People meeting is at 6 43 pm under Mrs Vinefle Simpson. Sunday school starts 9 30 am with Lewis Adkins as superintendent.
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Chauncey
Ray Pidcock
Morristown
Holiness Church
Vinef‘le Simpson
Lewis Adkins
Social Notes From Carpenter and Columbus Gatherings
Mr and Mrs CC Woodsaid hosted guests including Lawrence Woodsard and Arthur Woodsaid. The group visited Wilbur Smith Johnstown Claude Chase in Sarasota Florida with travels to Columbus and Albany friends. Receptions continued as G A Rodekin Eddie Stout James Nichol son Ronald and more called on local homes.
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CC. C. Woodsaid
Columbus
Lawrence Woodsard
Arthur
Ronald
A. R Caster
Albert Caster
Ruth Starkey
Charles Bowen
Albany
Mengie Webb
John Rawleigh
S. Nichols
the Plains
Dorcas Group Holds Meeting at Kelso Lowery Home
Dorcas Society met Tuesday at Mrs. Kelso Lowery home with Mrs. Lacey McNutt leading devotions and business. Mrs. Williams gave the headings, two contests awarded to Mrs. McNutt and Mrs. Garrison. Fourteen members and three visitors present. Next meeting at Mrs. Garrison. Refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. Bailey.
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Chauncey — Dorcas Society
Kelso Lowery
Lacey McNutt
Williams
McNutt
Garrison
Bailey
Chauncey Residents Attend Camp Meeting
Chauncey residents from the Seventh Day Adventist Church led by Mr and Mrs John Davidson Mrs Juanita Lockado and Mrs Esther Ferrer with daughters Woodena and Jo traveled to Mount Vernon for a ten day annual camp meeting.
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Chauncey
John Davidson
Juanita Lockado
Esther Ferrer
Woodena
Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mount Vernon
Reverend Clarence Way to Preach Sunday at Chauncey Church
Sunday services at the Church of God Chauncey begin with preaching at 9 30 am by the Rev Clarence Way followed by Sunday School at 10 10 am in charge of Howard Pensneil superintendent.
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Chauncey
Church of God
Clarence Way
Tam
Howard Pensneil
Chauncey Personal Notes From Local Hosts
Mrs Hattie Karns and Mrs Cynthia Karns entertained Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Karns. Visitors included Mrs Doris Eisenaugle and son Wiles and Jack Henry Wonderland with Chauncey hosts the Cruickshanks and Walkers. Cheryl Lynn Feuerhelm joined on a return visit with her parents. Faye and June Hammond have recovered from tonsillectomies.
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Chauncey
Hattie Karns
Cynthia Karns
Inlaw
Floyd Karns
Doris Eisenaugle
Wiles
Jack Henry
Wonderland
Luther Cruickshank
Leslie Cruikshank
Jennie Courtney
DeWitt Walker
Eugene Leffler Enlists in Navy After High School
Eugene Leffler, Chauncey-Dover High School graduate, enlisted in the Navy. He left Wednesday for Bainbridge, Maryland, with his parents Mr and Mrs Willam Leffler noted.
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Eugene Leffler
Willam Leffler
Chauncey- Dover High School
Navy
Ednesday
Bainbridge, Md
Upsets Knock Favorites From Ohio Amateur Play
Cleveland players dominate the 1946 Ohio Amateur with three of eight quarterfinalists including Ed Preisler and Eddie Meister. Preisler beat Maurice McCarthy to face Meister, who defeated Bob Tittel to reach the last eight. Andrew Kockan advanced after two 18 hole wins to meet Kockan’s opponent this morning.
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Ed Preisler
Eddie Meister
Bill Ting
Preister
Maurice McCarthy
Cincinnati
Meister
Bob Tittel
Columbus
Andrew Kockan
Fred Hussey
Dayton
Paul Tulga
Cleveland
Akron golfer advances in regional match play rounds
Carlin Short of Akron defeated James Lewis of Toledo and Al Hager of Mansfield to reach the round of eight. Other quarterfinals featured Tony Ruddy of Toledo beating Paul Dye of Urbana and Stout of Lima defeating Tang of Dayton. Harold Gey of Urbana edged John Cahill of Akron, while Biagetti of Sandusky topped Dick Zappe of Springfield.
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Akron
James Lewis
Toledo
Owo
al Hager
Mansfield
Dayton
Urbana
Sandusky
Tony Ruddy
Dick ‘Tang
Ruddy
Byron Nelson
Paul Dye
Adr
Stout
Lima
Shawnee Country Club
Tang
John Zoller
Columbus
Ohio State University
A. 1
Davey
Cleveland
Harold Gey
Angelo Biagetti
Gey
John Cahill
Harold Paul
Biagetti
Leo
Dick Zappe
Springfield
Stanley Craft
Middletown
Orbiston Homecoming Plans Are Completed
Chauncey residents formerly living and working at Orbiston prepare to attend the Orbiston Church and community homecoming this Sunday. Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick of Bexley started the event years ago and it has drawn hundreds. Church services basket dinner and afternoon program are planned with Mrs. Ethel Cook of Murray City as chair.
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Chauncey
Orbiston
Georgia Kilpatrick
Bexley
Athens
Ethel Cook
Murray City
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
Results show Chicago defeating Boston 3 1 in the American League. Cleveland edged Philadelphia 9 8 and Washington 3 3. St Louis beat New York 2 1 while Brooklyn won 4 1 and Pittsburgh tied 2 2 with Philadelphia 1 9 in the National League. Cincinnati 1 Boston 0. In American Association Columbus 2 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 1 Toledo 15 Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 7 Louisville 3.
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Tonight's NBA Clash List of Game Matchups
Washington at Cleveland Chicago at New York Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland Air Races Attract Famed Pilots For 1946 Meet
As entry deadline nears for National Air Races in Cleveland from August 30 to September 2, 124 applicants include stars like Paul Mantz, Earl Ortman, Tony LeVier, and Rex Mays. Ortman plans two entries with a P-38 and a Mustang for the Thompson Trophy, LeVier fields a converted P-38 for his routines, and Mays pilots the MacMillan Meteor in the Bendix transcontinental grind. In baseball, Bob Davidson, a 6 foot 8 inch rookie, will get a Middletown Reds tryout for a four-game series with Marion starting tonight.
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Paul Mantz
Mantz
Earl Ortman
Tony LeVier
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Ortman
Mustang
LeVier
Rex Mays
Mays
MacMillan
Bend
Transcontinental
REDS
Davidson
Middletown
Bob Davidson
Eleanor
W. Va
Middletown Reds
Mike Blazes
Marion
State Legion Tourney to Open Monday
The 17th annual Ohio Legion Junior baseball state tournament opens Monday at Ohio Wesleyan University with 12 district champions competing for the state title and a shot at sectional play. Scouts from major leagues will attend as teams from Cincinnati Cleveland Akron Columbus Zanesville Portsmouth Mansfield Lisbon Lancaster Pembroke Delphos and Springfield advance after regional play was eliminated this year.
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American Legion
Ohio Wesleyan University
Legion
Robert E. Bentley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tteams
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Lisbon
Lancaster
Pemberville
Delphos
Springfield
Leaders Lose In AA Games
In the American Association, third through fifth place teams battled tight races as three of four first division clubs lost. Kansas City moved to a 7 to 5 win over Louis Cine for a .500 percentage. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 3 to 1, snapping the leaders five game streak with a late ninth inning rally. Columbus opener saw St Paul edge Red Birds 2 to 1 while Toledo Mud Hens crushed Minneapolis 15 to 8 with eight runs in the eighth.
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American Association
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Louis Cine
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Red Birds
St. Paul
Toledo Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Millers
Hens
Chestertown Tops Early Hambletonian Contenders
Chestertown owned by William H. Cane of Good Time Park led two heats at Goshen New York as the Hambletonian hopefuls begin to emerge. Victory Song sped to a 2 03 time in the first heat bypassing Deanna who finished sixth, with Aug. 7 set for the final.
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Goshen
N.Y
Chestertown
William H. Cane
Good Time Park
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