Bowers Tops District Golf With 68 At Lakeside
Frank Bowers shot a 34-34-68 at Lakeside, beating par on a district course for the second time in two years. Only one other sub par round occurred, as Joe Guysick made 71 at Congress Lake, Jack Muniz 72 at Edgewater, and Bob Shively 70 at Alliance Sleepy Hollow.
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Jack Delong
Lakeside
Frank Bowers
Art Slicker
Frank
Bowers
Joe Guysick
Congress Lake
Jack Muniz
Edgewater
Bob Shively
Alliance Sleepy Hollow
Canton and Alliance Golf Teams Clash in Six Man Meet
Canton defeats Alliance 1242 to 11 percent in a six man golf battle for the K of C clubs. Max Stone and Hal Phister led Canton with 76 and 85, while Al Polinon and Pay Griser added for Alliance with 87 and 78. Both clubs aim for the upcoming state K of C tournament in Cleveland.
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Anton
Alliance
Max Stone
Hal Phister
Canton
Stone
Phister
al Polinon
Pay Griser
Cleveland
Fabe Hossler
Meinie Henry
Charles Hoch
Charles Fiala
Ray Griser
Pat Welsh
Joe Liberti
John Yoder
Steve Barany
Blind bogey results and golf notable day
Net score leaders were Jerry Grabensteader Walter Tilscher Bob Simpson and W Neilson at 99. Second place at 76 included Mrs Gus Krumroy Bob Harsch Mrs Fred Byal and George Northy. Third at 77 featured Gus Krumroy and Mrs R T Feiss. Grabensteader hit an eagle on the par four seventh, holing out from 150 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Grabensteader
Walter Tilscher
Bob Simpson
W. Neilson
Gus Krumroy
Bob Harsch
Fred Byal
George Northy
R. T. Feiss
Bob Whippy
H. A. Arnold
Gerald Grabensteader
Grabensteader
Joe Guysick
Norman Jackson
Bert Reasch
Jim Doll
Joe Remington
George North
Malcolm Guy
Brookside Wins Amid Mixed Golf Scores and Upcoming Event
Brookside finished with 89 points led by William Lamb and William Gazey while Gordon Walters and Virgil Mills scored second. Ed Vogt and G A Beatty tied for third with 83, low gross honors went to Jack Carnahan Charley Reiter and Paul Belden Jr. Cole posted 78 and Sampson with Mollett 80. Pro Cliff Thompson announced the midsummer two ball mixed foursome would be staged next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
William Lamb
William Gazey
William Zink
Gordon Walters
Virgil Mills
Ed Vogt
G. A. Beatty
H. L. Sampson
Paul Belden Jr
Jack Carnahan
Charley Reiter
T. Cole
Sam Mollett
Cliff Thompson
Golf results and low scores at Lehnert Sunday event
The report lists players and placings including 75 by C J Russell and Paul Lippey for second, 84 by Bob Frey and Ralph Schuter for third, and 76 by Bup Pearick with multiple finishers. J H Lehnert shot a lifetime low 79, while W V Frey earned low gross with 77 and Pauline Frey posted 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Russell
Paul Lippey
S. C. McDowell
M. P. Lucco
William Leedy
Bob Frey
Ralph Schuter
Bup Pearick
W. B. Anderson
N. Deah
C. H. Weaver
Pauline Frey
John Rossetti
S. J. Conley
J. H. Lehnert
W. V. Frey
July handicap tournament opens with 48 players in three flights
Pro Johnny Vasco announced all first round matches must finish by Friday as 48 competitors enter the annual July handicap tournament. The field is divided into three flights including players listed as 76 Dr I Rubin, 82 Herman Geigle, and 85 Lou Feinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Vasco
Dr. I. Rubin
Herman Geigle
Lou Feinman
Pierce and Henry win two-ball mixed foursome with 69
The team of John Pierce and Pat Henry won the two-ball mixed foursome with a net 69 on Sunday. Ralph Smith and Mary Lou Covey took second with 73, while Bob Hobbs-Mrs. A. T. Davis and R. J. Van Able-Mrs. Howard Elis tied for third at 76. Don Albert posted best gross of 72 one over par. Others included Hobbs 75 Gulick and Boring 76 Oz Morgan and Mays 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pierce
Pat Henry
Ralph Smith
Mary Lou Covey
Bob Hobbs
A. T. Davis
R. J. van Able
Howard Elis
Don Albert
Stark County
Chet Gulick
Klee Boring
Oz Morgan
Bob Mays
Local golf field set as Blair leads with 73
Don Blair shot a 73 to lead the Sunday golf field by one stroke. Ed Slish close behind at 75. Others included Jerry Russell and Bob Farber at 78, Husky Jones 79, Adolph Roth 80, Kenny Blair 81, George Ackerman 83, and Andy Kopan 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blair
Ed Slish
Jerry Russell
Bob Farber
Husky Jones
Adolph Roth
Kenny Blair
George Ackerman
Andy Kopan
Local golf scores include Hathaway 78 and Fultz 72
Sunday-Ray Hathaway posted a lifetime low of 78 while Jerry Fultz led the day with a 72. Others featured include Sam Martin 73, Jim Carpenter 75, Roger Becker 77, Mike Vinci 77, John Creager 78, Max Perdue 78, Dr. H. A. Jones 78, Walt Southworth 78, Robert Borden 78, Dick Metzger 79. Two top women, Marjorie Titta 70 and Doris Dornecker 83, also posted notable rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fultz
Sam Martin
Jim Carpenter
Roger Becker
Mike Vinci
John Creager
Max Perdue
Dr. H. A. Jones
Walt Southworth
Robert Borden
Dick Metzger
Marjorie Titta
Doris Dornecker
Lakeside golf scores show Bowers 68 and others
Frank Bowers shot 68 to lead a Lakeside round with Lou Cohen carding 71 and Elmer Schriver and Dick Tolles posting 78 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Frank Bowers
Lou Cohen
Elmer Schriver
Dick Tolles
Ost Leads Clearview Nine-Hole Score With 44
Only one score surfaced from Clearview nine holes, a 44 by D. L. Ost. The report notes Ost posted the best round on the short layout, highlighting Ost as the lone scorer in the event.
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Clearview
D. L. Ost
Sleepy Hollow Scores Highlight Local Talents
The report lists Pete Shoup and Bernie Harwell scoring 72s, Bob Hahn 74, and Earl Shoup 79 in a local event. The scores showcase a range of performances by Sleepy Hollow participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
Pete Shoup
Bernie Harwell
Bob Hahn
Earl Shoup
Local Golfer Scores Lead As Four-Tour Result Emerges
In a compact scoring list, Jack Muniz posted 72 while Bill Burleson followed with 76 and Harry Simmons and Floyd Myers each carded 77. The event highlighted a tight leaderboard among four competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Muniz
Bill Burleson
Harry Simmons
Floyd Myers
Ohio Amateur Match Play Opens With Record Field At Mansfield
The 43rd Ohio Amateur golf championship began at Westbrook Country Club with 183 players, including 170 private clubbers and 13 public linksmen. The 64 low scorers from 36 holes advance to match play, with defending champion Harold J. Paddock Jr. favored to repeat amid a field missing several past winners.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Westbrook Country Club
Simonpyres
Harold J. Paddock Jr
Chagrin Falls
Reds Welcome Best After Double Beating
The Cincinnati Reds, exhausted by eight home games in near 100 degree heat, welcomed a three day layoff after the All Star break. Ewell Blackwell and Walker Cooper were the Reds chosen for the classic. Cincinnati lost twice to St. Louis, 4-2 and 7-4, before 20,316 fans.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Walker Cooper
Reds
St. Louis
Delayed Finals Set In Spring Lake Tennis Championship
Defending champion Billy Talbert of New York meets Frank Parker of Los Angeles in the singles final. The doubles final pairs Talbert with Gordnar Mulloy of Miami against Parker and Richard Gonzales. Rain postponed both matches yesterday.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Billy Talbert
New York
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Middle Atlantic League Scores Chronicle
Johnstown defeated Butler 3 to 0 while New Castle overwhelmed Kuesterris 7 to 0. Oil City beat Uniontown 10 to 5 and Erie won 8 to 3 over Vandergrift. Vandergrift trailed as the slate of league games progressed with several teams posting decisive outcomes.
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Johnstown
Butler
New Castle
Kuesterris
Oil City
Uniontown
Erie
Vandergrift
Brooks Hold Slim Margin Over Cardinals
Dodgers rely on their infield of Hodges Robinson Reese and Cox as Jackie Robinson leads the league hitters with .362, 111 hits and 20 steals. He comes through in the rain at Ebbets Field to beat the Giants 7 3, keeping Brooklyn first while St Louis gains, Cardinals beating Reds 4 2 and 7 4. Pirates drop to Cubs as Cavarretta drives in five in opener and Kiner hits his 23rd and 24th.
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Servis
McCarthy
Stranahan
Westbrook
Paddock
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Pee Wee Reese
Billy Cox
Robinson
Flatbush
Jackie
Dodgers
Hodges
Reese
Pee Wee
Harry
Cat) Brecheen
Red Birds
al Brazie
Gerry Staley
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Forbes Field
Phil Cavarretta
Ralph Kiner
Rain Postpones Braves Phillies Game and Yankees Senators Doubleheader
Rain postponed the Boston Braves vs Philadelphia Phillies game in Philadelphia and a Yankees vs Washington doubleheader in New York. Cleveland beat St. Louis 7-4 as Bobby Feller earned the win before rain ended the first game after six innings and the second game was postponed. Jackie Graham homered twice for St Louis as they fell. Indians closed to within five-and-a-half games of the Yankees. Boston Red Sox swept a Philadelphia Athletics doubleheader 8-5 and 11-10, extending their winning streak to seven. Dom DiMaggio hit a three-run homer in the first game. Sam Chapman and Hank Majeski homered off Ellis Kinder in the nightcap, which ended early due to darkness. Detroit and Chicago split, White Sox 4-2 in the opener and Tigers 1-0 in the nightcap. Lefty Bill Wight beat Hal Newhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Braves
Phils
Philadelphia
Yankees
Washington
New York
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Jackie Graham
St. Louis
Indians
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Dom DiMaggio
Sam Chapman
Hank Majeski
Ellis Kinder
Connie Mack
Cal Hubbard
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Tigers
Randy Gumpert
Bill Wight
Hal Newhouser
Five Bouts Slated At Auto Theater
A boxing card of five bouts is set at the Midcity Auto Theater starting at 8 tonight. Main bout features Paul Covote against Paul Paul in 135-pound class as a possible Golden Gloves preview. Semifinal is a rematch between 118-pounders Tom Webster and Chuck Miller with a prior brilliant exhibition.
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Midcity Auto Theater
Paul Covote
Paul Paul
Tom Webster
Chuck Miller
Webster
Pete Williams
Junie Cliffin
Dewey Dorsey
Alliance
Don Nesbitt
Canton
Boyd Webster
Ray Burrell
Channel Swimmer Shirley May France Impresses Ahead of Attempt
New York report notes 16 year old Shirley May France of Somerset Massachusetts swam a four hour fifty minute 14 mile warming test from the Battery to Coney Island. She then covered about two more miles completing a grueling practice in rain as she prepares to pursue the English Channel crossing on August 13.
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New York
Shirley
France
Somerset
Mass
Battery
Coney Island
Coney
Harrisburg Inn Edges Mennonite Church In Softball Thriller
Harrisburg Inn defeated Mennonite Church 6 to 5 Sunday at North Nimishillen Field. Harsh went 3 for 3 to pace Harrisburg Inn, with Litner and Schmucker, Hostetler contributing in a close district game.
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Harrisburg Inn
Mennonite Church
Nimishillen Field
Harsh
Harrisburg
Litner
Harsh Schmucker
Army Navy blanks Wilson Rubber in practice game
Army-Navy shut out Wilson Rubber 5-0 at Arnold Field. King allowed three hits as the Lions held Wilson to three runs. Scafate and Geisinger contributed to the win with strong pitching while Kevm and King were key in the margin. Southern Association results showed Chattanooga 3-0 over Memphis and Birmingham at Mobile rain. Little Rock 2-2, Nashville 1-16.
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Army-Navy
Wilson
Arnold Field
King
Kilis
Wilson Rubber
Scafate & Geisinger King & Kevm
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
Nashville
Ohio-Indiana League standings update
Muncie 11 Richmond 4 Newark 4 Zanesville 3 Lima 11 Marion 1 Springfield 3 Portsmouth 0. Updated league records reflect wins and losses for each listed team.
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Muncie
Richmond
Newark
Zanesville
Lima
Marion
Springfield
Portsmouth
Stark Golfers Sweep Elms Event in Akron District
In Elms Country Club’s Elms, Stark area golfers dominated the Akron District Golf Association pro-amateur event. Pro Bill Boehm and Val Anderson of Alliance CC shot 68 to win the pro-am division, while Evan Brown and Jack Baker of Highland claimed the amateur-amateur title after a sudden-death playoff on the first extra hole. Other Pro-Am scores included 71 for two teams, and numerous 73 to 79 by listed pros from Alliance, Cleveland, and other clubs. amateur-amateur runners-up included Dan Rotar Angelo Spitale 73 and Coke Massaros Connie Spitale 74.
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Akron District Golf Association
Elms Country Club
Bill Boehm
Val Anderson
Alliance Country Club
Evan Brown
Jack Baker
Highland
Ed Miller
Dick Tillett
Tom O’shanter
George Torey
del Trautman
Cleveland
Ross McElvee
Don Donaldson
Akron
Caermen Bell
Don Meneghene
John Stevenson
James Bertram
Alliance Sleepy Hollow
Johnny Vasco
Don Stein
Arrowhead
Howard Black
Cy Walters
Elms
Bill Carli
Mac Candussa
Alliance C. C
Babe Wagner
Don Pierce
Evan Schiltz
Dan Rotar
Angelo Spitale
Mark Moots
R. G. Bessi
Shady Hollow
Coke Massaros
Connie Spitale
Frank Masterana
Carl Knupp
Joel Notturno
George Zugrave
Harper Ink Defeats Russell In Northeastern Ohio Tennis
In Shaker Heights today's schedule opens with first round women singles and third round men singles at the Northeastern Ohio championships. Nick Vodanoff, a Cleveland junior and district scholastic champ, won the junior boys title 6 3 6 4 over Al Kover. Harper Ink, Canton city champion and second seed among outsiders, beat Joe Russell Jr. in the sole third round men singles match.
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Cleveland
INS
Shaker Heights
Nick Vodanoff
al Kover
Harper Ink
Canton City
Joe Russell Jr
Medical Fund Board to Convene Tonight
The board of directors of the Sandlot Medical Fund will hold an important meeting at WR Sports tonight at 8 o clock. The agenda includes funding decisions and long term strategy for medical aid programs.
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Medical Fund Board
The
Sandlot Medical Fund
WR Sports Tonight
Hoosiers Tie All-Time Mark With 40-Run Doubleheader
Indianapolis and St Paul split Sunday doubleheaders to stay atop the American Association. The Indians crushed Minneapolis 20-8 and 20-5, matching the all time record for a doubleheader with 40 runs and 38 hits. Jim Romano earned his eighth win, Clem Labine aided in relief, and Karl Morrison allowed only four hits in the nightcap. Louisville, Kansas City, Milwaukee, and Columbus also posted wins as the circuit chase continued.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
St. Paul
American Association
Indians
Tribe
Minneapolis
Millers
Warriors
Toledo
Jim Romano
Clem Labine
Karl Morrison
Louisville
Kansas City
Blues
Colonels
Milwaukee
Columbus
Young Auto Racer Sets Half Mile World Record
Troy Ruttman a 22 year old from Ontario California set a new world record for half mile auto race tracks at Funk speedway Dayton. He completed one lap in 20.91 seconds and won the 20 lap feature finishing a half lap ahead of Jackie Holmes of Indianapolis. Rex Mays escaped serious injury when his car’s steering rod failed during warm up. the car vaulted the wall and embankment, was demolished, Mays thrown clear and treated at St Elizabeth's Hospital for minor injuries and released.
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Dayton
Troy Ruttman
Ontario
Calif
Funk Speedway
Ruttman
Jackie Holmes
Indianapolis
Rex Mays
Glendale
Mays
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
International League hockey results and rain delays
Buffalo edged Rochester 11 to 0 while Toronto won 3 to 1 and Montreal slipped to 1 to 7. Jersey City visited Baltimore with rain delays and Syracuse at Newark also reported rain, shaping a quiet day for the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Jersey City
Baltimore
Syracuse
Newark
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al Gusky
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al Morena
Herm Schueller
T. Gamble
Howard DeHoff
Dick Eicher
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Sockeye) Davis
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