All American game showcases 1963 stars for pro bosses
Arm chair quarterbacks will watch 58 standout collegians from 1963 perform for pro coaches in the annual All American game at War Memorial Stadium. ABC airs at 8 30 PM with an expected 25 000 crowd.
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Palmer Charges Into Open Lead In Cleveland Open
Arnold Palmer surged into a one stroke lead at the midpoint of the Cleveland Open after a 33-31-64 three round total 131. Dick Sikes Jr and Jack Nicklaus trailed by one and two strokes respectively as Al Geiberger and George Bayer posted strong 36 hole totals.
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Bob Charles
Tommy Bolt
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Barbara McArthur nets first ace to win Ohio women’s amateur
Wooster golfer Barbara McArthur, 31, mother of three and wife of Wooster Country Club pro Wallace McArthur, won the Ohio Women's Amateur Golf Tournament in Clairsllville after upsetting Ruth Pickrel of Dayton. McArthur’s hole-in-one on the 14th hole sealed the 18-hole afternoon round of the 36-hole final.
Alvis Contracts Meningitis in Cleveland Baseball Trip
Cleveland infielder Max Alvis contracted spinal meningitis after a high fever and neck rigidity. Doctors began preventive sulphur pill treatment for the traveling party and crew, while tests to confirm meningitis were awaited. Alvis remained hospitalized in good condition and comfortable despite the fever.
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Slo Pitch Statistics Highlight Clubhouse Update After Loss
The squad discussed a medical condition and a precautionary sulphur pill order during a clubhouse meeting following a 3-2 defeat to the Red Sox. Russ Nixon delivered a two-run two-out homer in the ninth for Boston.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Major Leagues
National League leaders Philadelphia and San Francisco trade places as standings show Phila 41 24 and San Fran 42 27. Friday results include Chicago beating Houston and New York defeating Milwaukee. Sunday schedules list key matchups and probable pitchers across the league with multiple doubleheaders and extra innings noted.
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City Slo-Pitch schedule for next week's games
The schedule lists matchups across Sunday to Thursday. Notable pairs include Glass Bar against Harold's Bar, W F W versus American Legion, and T Js versus Reineck's Cafe. Standings show Glass Bar teams and Reineck's Cafe near the top in the league.
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Butch Musser
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Paul Temple
Wayne Spencer
Clevite
Jim Rister
Bill Whinnery
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Ron Haupricht
Ken Woolever
Wallace Gross
Ralph Bartow
Dick Burkett
Jim Stewart
Eldon Smith
Paul Crawford
Glass Bar
Dave Knoll
Andy Luxon
Don Hohler
Jim Johnson
Ben Binsack
Carl Chandler
Tom Berry
Dave Adelman
Tom Adelmann
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John Huber
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Hi-La Downs Futurity Opens With 7000 Pursed Race Night
Eight horses enter the Hi La Downs Futurity first on tonight’s card as the winner takes the largest share of a 7000 dollar purse. A consolation race also draws eight, with nearly 1000 fans attending Friday night’s six race program and last night’s winners listed by race and placing.
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