Officemen Win Armco Golf Tourney and Local Results
Armco General Office edged East Works 168 to 166 at Wildwood to claim the management trophy amid a weekend golf set. Ruscher led scoring with 39 35 74 and shared low rounds. Stivers captured Blind Bogey honors. Brown's Run Club two person team event saw a tie for first with 62.
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Armco
General Office
East Works
Wildwood
Jim Reichelderfer
Tom Wagner
Booth
Dick Getter
Reed
Ruscher
Joe Rapp
E. B. Siler
Jim Stivers
Bob Gorrell
Charles Kent
Stivers
E. J. Sabo
Ben Atchley
Kent
Larry Fraley
Jess Johnston
Grayson Cox
Ken Jefferies
Jim Wells
F. H. Bindley
W. Griesmer
W. Rentschler
Brown
Run Country Club
C. H. Taylor
Heber Jones
C. Eisenminger
Dr. C. L. Layman
Dick Fiahle
Charlie Coe Loses Crown To Youngster
In Colorado Springs 19 year old Jack Nicklaus defeated Charlie Coe 1 up in the 36 hole final to become the new U S amateur champion. Coe 35 admitted the young winner fulfilled a pre-tournament prophecy and noted his own fading stamina. Nicklaus built a 3 up lead after 10 holes, Coe rallied and the match went to the wire at Broadmoor Golf Course.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Charlie Coe
Coe
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Sweeny
Broadmoor
Weekend Fight Results by the Associated Press
Los Angeles fighter Baby Brown defeated Rudy Corona in a ten round bout. The event took place with Brown stopping Corona at 1:87 into the final round, reports AP from the venue.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Baby Brown
Manila
Rudy Corona
Mexico
One Shot Edges Louise Suggs in Atlanta Open
Beverly Hanson of Indio California swept to victory in the Atlanta Women’s Open beating Louise Suggs by one stroke. Hanson shot 69 to finish 289 for 72 holes while Suggs ended at 290 after a 75 final round at Continental Colony Club.
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Beverly Hanson
Louise Suggs
Miss Hanson
Indio
Calif
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Sea Island
Precisiionist
Continental Colony Club
Baldwin-Wallace to Build New Science Building
Baldwin Wallace College in Berea plans an $800000 science building to be completed by fall 1960. President Alfred B Bonds Jr announced the project Sunday, outlining the suburban Cleveland school's expansion.
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Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Alfred B. Bonds Jr
LSU and TCU Set to Clash as College Grid Season Opens
LSU, fresh off a 26-3 win over Rice, faces Texas Christian in a marquee Southeast clash as college football kicks off. Oklahoma, Auburn, SMU and others also debut against notable opponents, with Clemson beating North Carolina and Texas Tech upsetting Texas A&M shaping the early season narrative.
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Paul Dietzel
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North Carolina
Bears and Cardinals Lead NFL Exhibition Standings
Chicago's Bears win Western Division with a 5 1 record and the Cardinals top the Eastern with a 5 2 mark as pre season ends. The Bears fall 33-31 to Cleveland on a 41 yard Groza field goal with 11 seconds left.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Chicago
Bears
Cardinals
Cleveland
Lou Groza
Baltimore
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Bobby Mitchell
Browns Rally Past Bears In Tight NFL Thriller
In a high scoring contest, Cleveland led 30-14 late third quarter before Chicago surged behind Ed Brown as Willie Galimore scored late to put the Bears up 31-30. Groza finished the drive with a field goal and a late strong defensive stand.
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Jimmy Brown
Browns
Bears
Ed Brown
Willie Galimore
Milt Plum
Cleveland
Groza
John Crow Scorling
King Hill
Colts
Stall
Weekend bowling results and high scores listed
Nancy Burdge 191 169 140 500 weekend results show mixed doubles and team scores across multiple leagues. Notable performances include Joe Stein 226 in 200 games and Frank Jones 207 in 200 games with several players posting high 180s. Mentions include Impalas Trumps Fireballs and d'nai B'rith Rams among others.
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Lanes
Unnamed
Thunderbirds
Wanderers
Sam's Kids
Pocket Hunters
Bad Ones
Alley Ooops
Dad's Tribe
Charles Weidner
Howard Schul
Frank Jones
Joe Stein
Evelyn Hall
Sohio drivers ratify wage bargain in three cities
About 800 drivers and warehousemen in Cleveland Akron and Youngstown for Standard Oil Co of Ohio ratified a contract. It provides wage increases of 11 cents an hour and raises driver pay to 2.72 dollars an hour, with the agreement running through July 15 1960.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Sohio
Akron
Youngstown
Radar finds use in tracking smog in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles scientist demonstrates radar waves that cannot track planes can be used to monitor smog plumes. The study shows radar sensing identifies pollutant patterns and movement, offering a new method for air quality analysis.
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Los Angeles
Browns Upset Bears In Exhibition To Boost Rocky Start
Cleveland coach Paul Brown optimistic after a 33 31 upset of the undefeated Chicago Bears in the final exhibition. Milt Plum led the offense while Jim Brown, Bobby Mitchell and Ed Modzelewski scored. Groza added the game winning 41 yard field goal as Browns rally from a 31 30 deficit. Injuries to Shofner Lahr Renfro minor. all expected ready for Pittsburgh opener.
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Bobby Conrad
Cardinal
Paul Hornung
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Steelers
Bobby Layne
Tom Tracy
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
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Bears
Detroit
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Lou Groza
Plum
Preston Carpenter
Groze
Jim Shofner
Warren Lahr
Shofner
Lahr
Ray Renfro
Jim Brown
Ohio colleges open season with Akron big upset over Mount Union
Akron halfback Frank Lomax stars in a 29 23 upset of Mount Union in Alliance as Akron builds a strong start. Cincinnati defeats Oklahoma State 22 9, Dayton edges Richmond 6 3, Toledo and Eastern Kentucky trade a safety and a 20 2 win respectively. Ohio teams show early form ahead of Ohio State versus Duke next weekend.
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Lebanon Raceway First to Ninth Race Card Summary
The Lebanon Raceway program lists nine races with detailed entries. Notable names include Janet Sayre and Love Me in trot and pacing divisions, along with drivers Eades Williams McKirgan Grove Brown and others across D Trot D Pace and C Pace categories.
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Kiss Me Kate
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Baily
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Sayre
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Scout
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True
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Huber
Love Me
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Arnold
Sidney Gallon Clark
Coal States Are Unhappy Over Coal Legislation
Congress members from coal states express dissatisfaction with President Eisenhower's veto of a coal research commission bill and Congress's failure to extend the mine safety code to small mines. They expect revival in the next session and pledge persistence. Representative Elizabeth Kee of West Virginia voices resolve.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Coal Research Commission
Elizabeth Kee
D-W Va
Columbus Teen Dies From Motorcycle Crash Injuries
John R. Goyak, 18, of Columbus, died Sunday from injuries from a September 8 motorcycle crash when his bike went off a road and plunged into a rock-filled ravine.
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Columbus, Ohio
John R. Goyak
Columbus
Halt To Transfers Aggie Coach Myers Asks
College Station Texas AP Coach Jim Myers of Texas A and M says transfer rules must be strengthened after four sophomores quit before practice. Street Walker McFarland Vincent Bert Coan transfer to Kansas and Lamar Tech. Meyers urges teeth in rules and an NCAA investigation.
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Tex
Jim Myers
Texas A & M
James Street
Mickey Walker
Bill Vincent
Rodger McFarland
Street
Walker
McFarland
Kansas
Vincent
Lamar Tech
Bert Coan
Texas Christian
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Myers
Pacific Coast
Czech Pilot Triumph Over Potomac Despite Fatal Close
Mira Slovak, the Czech refugee pilot, won the President's Cup Regatta final heat on Bill Boeing's Wahoo at up to 190 mph. Don Wilson, last year's champion, was seriously injured on the final lap, thrown from his hydroplane as 50,000 spectators watched. Wilson, from West Palm Beach, suffered a concussion and head and shoulder gashes, remaining under observation.
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Mira Slovak
Don Wilson
Slovak
Potomac River
Bill Boeing
Seattle
Wilson
Potomac
West Palm Beach
Fla
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