Willard golf tournament tees off at Hi-Yo Miniature Course
A non profit Willard event at the Hi Yo Miniature Golf Course on Route 224 launches a three division double elimination tournament for grade school junior high and high school players. Prizes include free pitching machine tickets and trophies with a $ entrance fee to cover prizes. Participation open to all eligible players with registration at the course and referrals earning a free game. Park hours run weekdays 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. after school starts 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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Route 224
Willard
NRA awards ceremony at Camp Perry honors rifle champions
At Camp Perry Ohio Lt Gen William F Train presented the DuPont Trophy to Army Lt David H Meredith for a national service rifle champion performance. John Clarke of Santa Monica won the civilian bolt rifle title with a 793 091V and Wright Memorial Trophy. Marine Sgt Gilmer Murdock led Friday’s National Trophy Individual Rifle Match with 250 033, while high civilian Bobby D Atkins of Columbus Ga posted 247 021 and Capt Curtis D Norenberg the high reservist with 248 024.
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William F. Train
2Nd U.S. Army
Ft. George Meade
DuPont
Army
David H. Meredith
Meredith
Ft. Benning
John Clarke
Santa Monica
Calif
National Rifle Association
Marine
Gilmer Murdock
Vuantico
Bobby D. Atkins
Columbus
Army Reserve
Curtis D. Norenberg
Nichols and Geiberger Share Lead At Akron Classic
In Akron Ohio Bobby Nichols and Al Geiberger led the American Golf Classic after 36 holes both at 1396 par short form. Arnold Palmer and Bob Charles close one stroke behind while Mason Rudolph Jack Rule and George Knudson sit two back. Jack Nicklaus shot 64 to reach 144 and survive cut as near winners chase title.
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Arnold Palmer
Bob Charies
Mason Rudolph
Jack Rule
George Knudson
Nichols
Louisville
Vic Geiberger
Gelberger
Jack Nicklaus
Browns and Lions set for exhibition clash at Tiger Stadium
Detroit hosts Cleveland in an exhibition aimed at testing top players. Lions lean on veterans amid injury scares while Browns hope to extend a win streak as Jim Brown and quarterback Gary Collins lead the offense. Philadelphia rookie Kay Hisemiller faces knee surgery.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Tiger Stadium
Lions
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Harry Gilmer
Leget
Hea. L
Vince Costello
Paul Warfield
Jone
Cleveland
Koantoy Collier
Sar
Browrs
Jim Brown
Jerkyar
Gary Collinge
Physical education exam term confusion at St Paul High
A garbled note indicates a Wednesday school event at St Paul High involving a physical education exam and selection process. Candidates listed for base path tasks and health checks, with a time stamp around 21h.
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Sr. Paule Hig
Reds Fall In 14 Innings To Cardinals In Marathon
Cincinnati Reds lose 6-5 to St. Louis in a 14 inning night game. Ken Boyer delivers the deciding double for the Cardinals after a back and forth contest that left Reds with 16 stranded and trailing the pennant leaders Los Angeles by 1½ games. Don Pavletich and Frank Robinson threaten late for Cincinnati but come up short.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Sisler
Reds
St. Louis
Boyer
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Sisler
Los Angeles
Don Pavletich
Gordy Coleman
Frank Robinson
Milwaukee
Bover
Billy McCool
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Pavletich
Pautler Wins Grand American Handicap at 20 Yards
Dan Pautler, 11 year old Alden New York junior, captures the Grand American Handicap title by breaking 99 of 100 targets from 20 yards to top 3 030 shooters and claim the junior trophy in both events. He also earns 2000 in prize money and sets two day record with 197 of 200. Henry Scheidt of Cincinnati is runner up in the Preliminary Handicap.
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Vandalia
Pantler
New York
Henry
American League baseball scores and schedule notes
Last night results show Chicago beating Boston 3 2 in two games. Current standings list Detroit Cleveland New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Kansas City with varied win totals and percentages. Today’s and tomorrow’s MLB schedule includes Teait Perry McNally Narum and other pitchers with multiple doubleheaders and 11 innings games noted.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Los Ange
Boston
Kansas C
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Tiant
Perry
McNally
Narum
J.onborg
Pizarro
P.m
Stottlemyre
Sheldon
Melain
Opez
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. L.ouls
Cincinna
Huraday
San Francisco
Twenight
Grant leads Twins to 7-0 win over Indians
Jim Grant pitched a two hit effort and drove in four runs with two singles, lifting the Minnesota Twins toward a near AL title by blanking Sam McDowell 7-0. Bob Tiefenauer allowed three runs in the eighth as Cleveland faltered. Jim Perry set to meet Jack Kralick in upcoming start. Indians recall 12 players to join the club next month.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Jim Grant
Minnesota Twins
Grant
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Bob Tiefenauer
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Jacket
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Edward
H. White
Norwalk
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