Elks Club Sunday Peckham Widman Vie For Golf Title
Six Elks Country Club golf titles are at stake Sunday with Club Champion Chuck Peckham Jr defending in a 36 hole morning match at 9 a.m. and an 18 hole final at 1 p.m. Jim Widman pursues the title in a rematch following Peckham’s 3 and 2 victory last year.
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Taylor Bought Pittsburg Pirates Acquire 27-Year-Old Taylor
Taylor a 27 year old outfielder infielder was purchased by the Pittsburgh Pirates from Omaha of the American Association. He previously played for the Pirates in 1968 and 1969 and was owned by the Kansas City Royals. Tom Hutton and Marty Poland contest the D Flight title with Hutton eliminating Cook McCarty Rogers and Poland defeating Wait Kuhlman Temple and Brady to reach finals. The E Flight finalists Gordon Waite and Clarence Frederick advanced with Waite beating Filip and Antrim and Frederick beating Fisher and Edwards.
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Nelson Says Phipps Replacement Ready for Saturday
Cleveland quarterback Bill Nelson said he will replace Mike Phipps in the starting lineup Saturday night and that Phipps remains a good player. Nelson spoke in Hiram Ohio after early week practice as UPI reported.
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Ringholz Meyer Bank Advances in Tournament Softball
Ringholz-Meyer rolled to a 15-7 win over Boxboard Packaging as Joan Leslie drove in seven runs with a three run homer and a grand slam. Michele Mushett earned the victory while Kathy Jameson dodged 6 hits to secure the triumph.
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Browns Trade Matheson to Dolphins for 1972 Pick
Linebacker Bob Matheson, the Browns top draft choice in 1967, is traded to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for the Dolphins second draft choice in 1972. Matheson, 6-4 and 235 pounds, never became a starter with Cleveland.
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