Middlecoff wins All-American Open with 274
Dr Cary Middlecoff, former Memphis dentist, captured the professional division of Tom O Shanter s All American open with a 72 hole total of 274 14 under par. Fred Hawkins nearly challenged but Middlecoff held on as Hawkins surged in the final stretch. Frank Stranahan won the men s amateur crown with 286 and 100 in merchandise, while Babe Didrickson Zaharias claimed the women s prize with 295 and Betsey Rawls followed in second. In New York Norman Red Strader said he was fired as coach of the Yanks after seven wins and five losses, with Earl Neale named as possible successor.
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Chicago
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middlecoff
Tom O’shanter
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Frank Stranahan
Toledo, O
Gardner Dickinson
Dothan
Ala
Babe Didrickson Zaharais
Betsey Rawls
Austin
Mrs. Zaharias
Beautiful golf day yields mixed scores at district courses
Evan Schiltz of Edgewood and Howard Black of Elms shot two under par with 64 and 70 respectively to lead the day. Babe Wagner and Harold Farhurst were one under, while several players posted pars and near-par rounds. The article notes medal qualifiers, blind bogey winners, and plans for Tuesday ladies guest day with team best ball matches.
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Evan Schiltz
Edgewood
Howard Black
Elms
Schiltz
Black
Babe Wagner
Woman tops men in golf at Congress Lake event
Mrs Richard Christian of North Canton scored a hole in one on the fifth hole with a 5 iron from 125 yards. She finished with 94 as her partner Mrs M C Kuepfer shot 115. At Stone Driving Range Gene Miday and Dick Chaddock moved to runnerup in driving and hole in one contests. Rotar led with a 255 yard drive. Antonacci leads accuracy with a one yard putt from the pin.
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Richard Christian
North Canton
Congress Lake
Mnday
Stone
Gene Miday
Dick Chaddock
Miday
Alex Rotar
Chaddock
Sam Antonacci
Pro Joe Guysick Leads Low Golf Scores In Dual Meet
Pro Joe Guysick shot an even par 71 to lead the field yesterday with Tom Bouck at 72 Chuck French 74 Gene Soffel 75 and Bob King 77 Others filled the scoring roster in the long list of players across multiple classes Blind bogey winners included Carl Springer J D Cook Mrs W Robart Mrs James McMillen and Art Estep at 89 while Dr Wesley Hargraves and Dr Lieber stood at 87 and several others reached 80 85 or 91 with diverse brackets Pro Cliff Thompson announced upcoming club championship pairings and Dick Bessi led low gross with par 72 as scoring continued across Dales Hills and Saturday matches Allen Georgenson Mrs Georgenson and Mrs Herbert Behrens posted notable marks among the wide field of players with many seniors and juniors contending in the club event.
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Alliance Country Club
Harold Farhurst
Edgewater
Joe Guysick
Congress Lake
Dick Bessi
Shady Hollow
Tom Difloure
Alliance C. C
Tom Bouck
Russell Barr
Tom Hills
Elmer Masterana
Tom Dales
Harry Foster
Cy Walters
Elms
Arno Mueller
Alliance Sleepy Hollow
Chuck French
Gene Soffel
Bob King
M. F. Lieber
C. R. Whitson
D. W. Maxon
Walter Double
Carl Springer
J. D. Cook
W. Robart
James McMillen
Art Estep
Wesley Hargraves
Lieber
Frank Knowlton
J. J. McMillen
Harold Noaker
C. B. McDowell
James Cain
James Taylor
Bruce Mansfield
Joe Long
William Belden
Roland Miller
E. S. Hoopes
Perry Swihart
C. R. Aycock
Mike Regan
Cliff Anthony
William Quinn
Allen Georgenson
Georgenson
Herbert Behrens
Paul Ringley
Walter Radtke
Joseph Halter
Quinn
L. E. Connelly
William Gazey
John Whitacre
Hoopes
Cliff Thompson
Homer Brown
Paul Overholt
Paul van Nostran Jr
Dick Young
Overholt
Joe Sturret
Jim Hawley
Andy Broscoe
Local golf turnout yields top score by Babe Wagner
Babe Wagner led yesterday's large turnout with a one under par 70. Others tied or followed with 71 by Tom Defloure, 73 by Dee Jones Bud Anderson Lou Stamp Bob Hobbs and Jack Caldwell, 74 by Ray Reighart and Chet Gulick, 75 by Bill Carli Miley Morgan, 76 by WTAM sportscaster Tom Manning Dwight Roudebush, 77 by O Z Morgan, and 78 by Jim Baxter Glen Kifer and Glen Dickens.
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Babe Wagner
Tom Defloure
Dee Jones
Bud Anderson
Lou Stamp
Bob Hobbs
Jack Caldwell
Ray Reighart
Chet Gulick
Bill Carli
Miley Morgan
WTAM
Tom Manning
Dwight Roudebush
O. Z. Morgan
Jim Baxter
Glen Kifer
Glen Dickens
Hoovers Sweep Old Dutch To Lead Northeastern Ohio League
North Canton Hoovers swept a doubleheader 4-2 and 6-3 over Old Dutch, gaining a game and half lead over Akron Smith Sheriffs in the Northeastern Ohio Intercity Baseball League. Erratic Old Dutch pitching contributed both games, as walks and a steal helped Hoovers seize the wins and extend their advantage.
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North Canton Hoovers
Akron Smith Sheriffs
Timken
Akron
Sheriffs
Warren Vets
Lou Suarez
Hoovers
Brewers Extend Lead With Pair Over Toledo
Milwaukee hot streak continues as the Brewers rout Toledo in a doubleheader 10-0 and 15-2, extending their run to 19 wins in 21 games. Kansas City split with Columbus, and Louisville topped Minneapolis 2-0 after a 6-2 opener. Indianapolis swept St Paul 9-4 and 1-0.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Brewers
Kansas City
Columbus
Bill Kennedy
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Two O. S. U. Football Games To Be Telecast
Ohio State University fans may watch two football games at home this fall under the NCAA experimental telecast plan. A Westinghouse official informed athletic director Dick Larkins that two of nine games will be televised. which games were not disclosed. The home slate includes SMU, Michigan State, Indiana, Iowa, Northwestern, and Illinois with road trips to Wisconsin, Pittsburgh, and Michigan. No discussion of local blackout was noted.
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Ohio
State University
Buckeyes
Westinghouse Co
O.S.U
Dick Larkins
State
N.C.A.A
Ohio Stadium
Southern Methodist
Michigan State
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Iowa
Northwestern
Illinois
Bucks
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Cantonians Lead Atwood Club Races In Two Sessions
John Rundt of Canton set the pace in the Lightning Class at Atwood Yacht Club, winning the morning race and leading the afternoon tuneup. Karl Rollins and Ed McCain finished second and third in both sessions. Edith Engel won the Thistle Class morning race, with Kenneth Spahr taking the afternoon honors. The invitational regatta is slated for Sept. 16.
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John Rundt
Canton
Atwood Yacht Club
Karl Rollins
Ed McCain
Edith Engel
Kenneth Spahr
Deltroy
Yacht Club
Konetsko Retains Great Lakes Trophy Title
Ed Konetsko shot 32 39 71 to win the Great Lakes trophy for the Cleveland Public Links Association for the second consecutive year. He earned permanent possession of the trophy, now in play for six years.
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Cleveland
Ed Konetsko
Cleveland Public Links Association
Konetsko
Timken Softball Leaders Edge Canton Malleable Iron 6 4
The Timken Industrial Softball League leaders defeated Canton Malleable Iron 6 to 4 yesterday in an independent clash at Timken Recreation Park.
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Timken
Canton Malleable Iron
Players Named in Local Team Roster Update
The list includes Gene Koch Ray Griser Glen Burden Earl Shoup Al Polinari Sam Coco and Jim Aldner as part of the regional team's latest roster notes and standings update.
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Gene Koch
Ray Griser
Glen Burden
Earl Shoup
al Polinari
Sam Coco
Jim Aldner
Graziano Favored Over Hunter in Boston Bout
In Boston at the Garden Rocky Graziano the former middleweight champion is favored to defeat Chuck Hunter the Cleveland policeman in a 10 round feature bout. A win would set up a meeting with the Turpin Robinson title bout winner.
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Boston
Rocky Graziano
New York
Chuck Hunter
Cleveland Policeman
Boston Garden
Graziano
Hunter
Randy Turpin
Doris Hart Top-Seeded In Massachusetts Tennis
Wimbledon Champion Doris Hart of Jacksonville, Fla., is the top seed in a field of 46 leading women players opening today at the Essex County Club invitation tournament in Manchester Massachusetts. Shirley Fry of Akron ranks just below Hart with Nancy Chaffee of Ventura and Maureen Connolly of San Diego following in the top four.
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Mass
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Essex County
Shirley Fry
Akron
Miss Hart
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Calif
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
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