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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
8
Akron reports Ken Venturi captured the National Open title, earning $7,500 first prize and extending his comeback after a four year winless stretch. Mason Rudolph finished second, Arnold Palmer struggled to secure another win with a third place at 281.
Ohio State All American Gary Bradds joined the Baltimore Bullets on a one year contract, ending his prior commitment to teach near Jamestown Greene County. Bullets owner Dave Trager praised the signing while noting a reported $18,000 salary and past salary negotiations as a hurdle. Bradds said his summer basketball play was limited due to school work.
Collins Elevator topped Aronica's Shoe Shop 36 to 15 in six innings before darkness halted play. Lucy Risdon, Cornelia Ward, Vonita Adleman and Mary Russell went 4 for 4 with homers from Risdon Stoll and Carey. Mrs. Kenneth Bell earned the win, Nancy Dankmeyer and Sandy Coe took the loss. A protest game is set for Tuesday at McGuan Field and the next tourney game for Thursday at the same venue.
Tiffin Columbian lists upcoming games for Ashland Norwalk Willard Upper Sandusky Shelby Bucyrus Bellevue Norwalk Galion Bucyrus Bellevue Willard in September October and November. Each entry pairs teams with dates and venues, outlining road trips and home games through November.
Saturday results show Baltimore routing Chicago 4 2 and Cleveland defeating Los Angeles 1 0 while New York blanked Boston 8 0 and other matchups. Sundays include Baltimore 7 Chicago 3 and Minnesota 6 Detroit 5 with Cleveland 6 Los Angeles 4 and 3 2 2nd games. Monday’s and Tuesday’s games list multiple night matchups and probable pitchers.
President Johnson contemplates a VP pick and signals Brooks Robinson as a leading option. The Orioles third baseman, nicknamed Mr Impossible for daily stellar plays, is praised for keeping Baltimore in first place as rumors spread across baseball.
Glass Bar wins both ends of a doubleheader against Home Savings by scores of 10 to 7 and 12 to 0. Nichols leads with a homer and triple in game one, Schied belts two four baggers in game two, and Smith adds another homer in both games. Emmons and Eberly produce for Savings in spots.
Daniel D Pavey 15 freshman at Washington Court House died at University Hospital Columbus from heat stroke suffered on the first day of football practice. He was a junior high fullback last year and was rated an outstanding prospect by Coach Richard Anders. He was moved from Fayette Memorial Hospital to Columbus after being stricken.
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