Armco Triumphs In Openers At Rain-Halted State Tourney
The Armco Triangles opened as host with a 24 to 14 win over Hagen Westinghouse of Massillon at Armco Association Park. Defending champions Pabst Harvesters from Springfield won 16 to 0 over Local 402 International Harvester of Urbana. Some games were rained out but the double elimination tournament proceeds with finals to be completed today.
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Cardinals Slightly Improve But Face Defensive Gaps
St Louis Cardinals quarterback Jim Hart is entrenched as No 1 while the team emphasizes a more mobile offense. Yet coach Charlie Winner must fix a leaky defense that yielded 389 points last season as young players gain experience.
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P D Ballard Dominates Two Rounds at City Tennis
P D Ballard won both second and third round matches at the Middletown City Tennis Tournament. He defeated Gerry William 6-1 6-1 in the third round and David Irwin 6-1 6-1 in the second. Other results include Mike Terry over Peter Seifert 6-4 6-2 and Bob Gage over Drexel Blevins 10-8 6-3 in singles. Grier-Shetter beat Terry-Williams 7-5 6-1 in doubles. The event runs through August 30 at Middletown Tennis Club.
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Population Explosion Hits Golf
AP reports E L Packard of the American Society of Golf Course Architects in New York says golf courses have doubled in a decade from 5000 to 10000 but access lags. He notes one course per 29000 people now versus 1 per 27000 before, while demand grows but construction cannot keep pace.
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Mitchells 68 Tops FHCC in Junior Club Championship
Bill Mitchell Jr. posted the best low gross in the boys 17 and under with a 68 at Forest Hills Junior Club Championship. Brad Christy shot 61 for best low net, Craig Scheiber second low gross with 69, and Mike McGee carded 77 for boys 13 and under. Terri McGee led girls 14 and under with 57 in low gross while Beth Henderson had 72 for girls 12 and under.
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Bears Mascot Cub Caged at Mile High Stadium
A stout steel cage in Mile High Stadium Denver houses a half grown cub mascot for the Denver Bears of the American Association baseball circuit.
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