Tarnowski tops last week's Sycamore Hills action at Aggie golf
Dick Tarnowski posted an even par 36 to lead the Monday Night Open League at Sycamore Hills. Robb Hurst, Ken Lee, Greg Maxwell and John Jefferies posted notable feats as various clubs and leagues reported low gross, low net, longest drives, closest to pin and birdie counts across multiple divisions in a busy golf roundups feature.
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Sycamore Hills
Dick Tarnowski
Robb Hurst
Ken Lee
Greg Maxwell
John Jefferies
Rick Mizner
Jennings Ready Mix
Ron Albright
Denny Weisenberger
Jerry Emmons
Dick Vogt
Moose
Vogt
Albright
Bob Brothers
Dick Todd
Russ Rentzel
Mike Finch
Toni Berry
Brothers
Dave Knoll
Weisenberger
Jean MacMurray
Ed Massey
Jean
Massey
Ron MacMurray
Mary Coe
George Balcon
Joe Andrews
Bob
Dan McGuckin
Ray Smith
Frank Traves
Traves
Roger Endsley
Larry Coe
al Peiples
Louise Everman
Eric Frey
Frey
Carol Trautman
Dot Herman
Peggy Bockrath
Lois Faulkner
Shirley Nelson
Jackie White
Lady Aces
Rose Brady
Charlie Schifer
Jan Hurst
Betty McCarty
Marion Edwards
Nancy Magill
Carolyn Warner
Marilyn Barker
Beverly Hicks
Joyce Pearce
Bob Warner
Steve Boegle
Dave Weisenberger
Bill Camp
Sam Snead
Austie Shadle
al Schaechterle
Cliff Fogg
Dave Timmerman
Larry Weisenberger
Norwalk
Timmerman
Harold Welfle
Terry Meagrew
Steve Burdge
Mike Fleming
Twelve inducted into Ohio Baseball Hall of Fame
Ohio newcomers include Cy Young and Bob Feller among 12 charter members. Feller praised Young as a great mentor. other honorees include Dean Chance, Nick Cullop, Mike Powers, Luke Sewell, Jessie Haines, Waite Hoyt, Ernie Lombardi, Eddie Rush, Red Ruffing, and Tris Speaker.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
UPI
Ohio Baseball Hall of Fame
Cleveland Indians
Cy’’ Young
Bob Feller
Feller
Indians
Young
Dean Chance
Cincinnati Red
Cleveland
Nick Cullop
Toledo
Mike Powers
Reds
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Cardinal
Jessie Haines
Waite Hoyt
Ernie Lombardi
Fomer Reds
Eddie Rush
Yankee
Red Ruffing
Tris Speaker
Norwalk Women’s Invitational: S S Manufacturing Tops With Youth
Montgomery County’s S and S Manufacturing fields 15 high school graduates among 17 players at the Norwalk Women’s Invitational. Manager Gary Smith notes the youth surge, with standout hitters like Vicky Smith at .412 and colleagues Hays, Bobo, Notestine, Tabor contributing strong slugging. The team seeks Open Division after District 15. they’re 8-10 but improving, aiming for peak form after three tournaments.
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Don Hohler
Dayton
Norwalk
S & S Manufacturing
Montgomery County
Gary Smith
Smith
Vicky
Sheila Hays
Cindy Bobo
Monica Notestine
Terri Tabor
Lissa Priest
Florida
Bowling Green State University
Karen Williams
Chris Barney
Gretchen Henrich
Nancy Huggins
Susan McCord
Tonya Wilson
Julie Yahle
Norwalk CYO cruises to 10 2 win over Firelands
Norwalk CYO improved to 8-3 with a 10-2 victory over Firelands as Steve Tien pitched a five hitter with 10 strikeouts. Lead off hitter Steve Barman led the offense with a double and two singles, while six other hits spread through the lineup.
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CYO
Firelands
Steve Tien
Norwalk
Tien
Steve Barman
Barman
Todd Brown
Mike Conley
Todd Moore
Brown
Gerry Volchek
Pat Rinner
Upper Construction
Gas Light
Bob Kurll
Kim Christman
Ron Schafer
Paul Clark
Dennis Seifker
John Smith
Shelter-Globe
Denny Draimer
Stan Nickels
Ron Bauman
Charlie Roth
Paul Schlotterer
Pizza House
Rick Schnell
Ed Mitchell
Pizza
Bill Schnell
Keith Wilcox
Dave Houghdlen
al Spoerr
Jim Witter
Gil Barman
Robert Pack
John Frederick
Landmark
Bob Roe
Mike Belveridge
Jeff Anderson
Jim Fisher
Kevin Schaffer
John Richards
Bill Ott
Cal Shullick
Terry Ray
Kevin Seibold
Bruce Hammersmith
Bill Barron
Sparks
Bleile
Jef Orwick
Mark Hester
Jim Hofacker
Jeff Reitzel
Tom Becker
Dale Schaechterle
Mike Tarnowski
John Kacharsky
Ken Bleile
Rick Gerson
Bob Schweizer
Jeff Sparks
Jamie Wise
S. Bleile
Jungle Judgess wins Mata Hari Stakes at Thistledown
Jungle Judgess guided by Antonio Graell wins the $10,000 Mata Hari Stakes at Thistledown in 1:11 1/5 for six furlongs. Mountain Ash places second and Port Near third. Payouts: winner $6.20 $3.40 $2.40. Trifecta 3-6-2 paid $441.90 and the 3-4 daily double paid $114.90.
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North Randall
Ohio
UPI
Antonio Graell
Thistledown
Mountain Ash
Port Near
Montana Ruler
Wading Navajo
Milagros
Fritzko Renot
Baseball score roundup in AME East and West standings
Weekly scoreboard shows New York leading the AL East with a 46 28 record while Cleveland trails at 77 .500 Boston and Detroit hover around .500. West division features Kansas City and Texas atop the pack with Oakland and California also active. Monday results include Boston’s 11 2 win over Chicago and Kansas City’s 2 1 loss to New York.
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West Kan City
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Minnesota
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Gura
Figueroa
Tidrow
Brett
Jenkins
Bare
Slaton
Ruble
Barr
Eckersley
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Palmer
Blue
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Vuckovich
Downing
Tiant
Fisk
Kan City
Splittorff
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Littell
Mingori
Martinez
Alexander
Jackson
Healy
Bane
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Borgmann
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Kusnyer
Roberts
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Freehan
Perry
Terpko
Sundberg
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Houston
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Foster
Coleman
Candelaria
Sutton
Ich
Berbon
Kirby
Halicki
Forsch
Matlack
Richard
Nationals Baseball Congress Tournament Scores and Matches
NBC Tournament results from Zanesville area games include Zanesville Senior Pioneer 5 over Cannesville 2 and Coshocton Stone Container 17 over Sandusky Soldier's Home 3. Thursday schedule lists Columbus McDonald's versus Sugar Creek at 6 p.m. and Mansfield Farmer's Bank against Mansfield Water World at 8 p.m.
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Zanesville
Smithville
Coshocton
Cannesville
Sandusky Soldier's Home
Columbus McDonald's
Marion Ellis
Mansfield Farmer's Bank
Sugar Creek
Mansfield Water World
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Offer
A Beltone ad promises a free none operating model of a tiny hearing aid to readers who mail for it. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one piece. Send to Dept. 2795 Belton Electronics Corp. Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Belton Electronics Corp
W. Victoria St
Ilinois
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Maple City Ice
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Jim Amato
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Tom Leasch
Mike Brownell
Jerry Braden
Eric Tyson
Charlie Hillman
Mark Stoll
Chip
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Larry Simms
Mark Beatty
Mike Preston
Eric Kirk
Eric Duffey
Steve Farkas
Bob Reisig
Maple City
Sandusky Register
W. Market St. Sandusky
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Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
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Whittlesey Ave
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