Jim Sloan tops Wednesday golf at Elks Country Club
Jim Sloan carded an even par round to win Wednesday’s medalist honors at Elks Country Club, birdieing No. 2 and mixing in a bogey. Merv Thomas shot 37 low gross with two birds, while Don Benedict was low net at 30 and Doug Reitzel earned high-point with 21.
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City League Slow Pitch roundup from Bennett Electric and others
Bennett Electric defeated Gilchrist Home Improvement 16 to 11 as Paul Mannes and Steve Hester led with three hits each and Cookie Cilchrist slugged four. Ted Ickes and Terry Reed added key plays while a late surge overturned the early deficit. Outdoorsman beat Raceway Premark 19 to 12 in a late burst, Harold Simon, Terry Bell and Ed Butler fueling the win with multiple hits including doubles and a homer. Reineck s Case fell 13 to 11 to Bible Reality as Steve Burdge homered twice and Jeff Still and Kevin McCoy each added a homer and three hits.
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Kenilee Lanes rallies to beat Schild's in seventh
Kenilee came back from a 10-1 deficit with four runs in the seventh to edge Schild's 13 to 12. Robin Welch homered and doubled for Kenilee. Melissa Dailey earned the win, Patti Jaworski took the loss.
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North Fairfield Little League Crush stay in first with win
Brett Wilhelm Gary Coy and Sue Ott combined on a one hitter to lift the Orange Crush 13 Green Machine 1. Tony Ott had three hits while Wilhelm and Ott added two each. Mary Prelipp provided Green Machine’s lone hit with a fifth inning single.
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Auerbach Open to Offers as Celtics Deal Looms
Boston story notes Celtics GM Red Auerbach weighing new offers from the New York Knicks and another club before deciding whether to stay with Boston. John Brown, who owns KFC and other chains, says he will present a lucrative package but Auerbach has not decided. Auerbach says he will discuss with Sonny Werblin and one other team and perhaps TV. The contract expires August 1.
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Sign Up Here For Junior Tourney At Sycamore Hills
The Norwalk Jaycees host their annual Junior Golf tournament at Sycamore Hills this Saturday. Open to ages 13 15 and 16 18 with winners advancing to state championships in Columbus July 31 and August 1. Participants pay only green fees and must register via Doug Rietzel or at the course by 7 45 a m. Guardian releases Norwalk Jaycees from liability for injuries. Tee time is 8 a m.
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Reineck's Moves Into 1st Place Tie
Reineck's women's softball team moves into a three way tie for first in Lorain City League with a 12-9 win over Misty Shores. Kay Kersey earned the win as Lorrie Watkins and Mary Keith led with power, pushing Reineck's to a 6-2 league mark alongside Just Us and Am vets.
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Maxwell Leads Columbus in Ohio Amateur first round
Ned Maxwell, 28, of Columbus, shot a three-under-par 69 on the 6,800-yard Columbus Country Club layout to hold a one-stroke lead in the 72nd Ohio Amateur. He sits one ahead of defending champ Gary Trivisonno of Mayfield Heights with Ohio State standouts John Cook and Mitch Camp two back. Jeff Mawhorr posted 72, while five more golfers were at 73, including Buck Baumann, Denny Spencer, Rick Jones, Bob Lewis, and Boots Widener.
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