Monroeville Leads District Slow Pitch Run toward State Bid
Monroeville remains the sole local team alive in the 5th District Class A Slow Pitch tournament at Elyria West Rec Park after two days. Don Long powered a 22-4 opening win over Cameo Sportsman Lounge with three homers, then Monroeville beat Park Lanes 12-3, lost to Lorain Amvets Post 58 4-3, and closed 10-4 against Graffice and Son. Big hitters include Dennis Miller and Tom Griffin. Monroeville owns a 44 9 record and faces Village Toggery Saturday at 2 p.m. in Diamond One seeking four more wins to claim the title.
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Pate Wins Canadian Open In Course Record Final
Jerry Pate, 22, fullfilled early promise by firing a course record 63 in the final round to finish 13 under 267 and win the Canadian Open by four strokes over Jack Nicklaus. Nicklaus closed with 65 to finish nine under 271, his fourth runner up finish in the event.
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Sets Down Nets in World Team Tennis Match
The New York Sets defeated the Cleveland Nets 26 to 18 in Richfield Ohio. Billy Jean King and Sandy Mayer led with singles and doubles wins.
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Elks Country Club wins 1976 Jaycee Scramble by 16 under
A four man Norwalk Elks Club team led by Ed Barker Jim Widman Charlie Peckham Jr and Dan Myntti fired a 56 to tie the course record at Sycamore Hills Golf Club and claim the traveling trophy. Eagles VFW and Hurst Commercial Art squads tied for second as ten teams chased the title.
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Ludwig Captures Sudden Death Win in March of Dimes Tourney
Terry Ludewig won the 5th Annual Don Tester Ford Open in sudden death on the 2nd hole at Sycamore Hills, beating Bruce Grossnickel. Marc McClain of Bellevue won low net with a 23 after a 37 gross. Grossnickel finished at 25.
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Elks Top Clancy's In Close Friday Night Prep Win
The Elks defeated Clancy's 28 26 at Maplehurst and advance to T Ball playoff action. Craig Coon tripled three times, Robert Stang totaled two homers, and Chris Hipp added a triple for the Elks. Clancy's was led by George Champan with a homer and two triples and Eric Livengood with a triple.
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