Veteran and Youngster Win in Tennis Singles
The cloudy, humid conditions did not deter local golf activity at Brookside and Elms as area players posted strong scores. Joe Hoover led with a 33 35 68 at Brookside, Jim Caspio shot 70 at Elms, while Joe Guysick and Don Voth tied with 71 at their courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
Elms
Paul Wallace
Joe Hoover
Jim Caspio
Tammy
William Quinn
Joe Guysick
Don Voth
Congress Lake
Golf results and rule changes across clubs and schools
Robert Osterholm and teammates won the blind bogey with net 88 while Hoover led low gross with 68. Quinn runner up with 71, Letcovits top in Class C low net, Gazey in Class B, and Belden Jr. long drive leader. Shady Hollow and Elm’s match results note multiple scores, with upcoming events and a fall roundup. Intercollegiate and high school football rule changes include fair catches eliminated, five timeouts per half, and new blocking regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Osterholm
Carroll Allman
John Pearson
Joe Hoover
Paul Belden, Jr
Frank Whalen
William Zink
A. W. McConkey
Hoover
William Quinn
Quinn
William Gazey
A. A. Shaffer
Pete Letcovits
Virgil Whitmer
Walter Blocker
Letcovits
Robert McClain
Gazey
Jack Fisher
Charles Reiter
Sam Mollett
Cliff Anthony
Dean Lauritzen
Denny St. Clair
William Belden
A. C. Estep
R. J. McMahon
Jack Carnahan
Ken Stone
Cy Walters
Dutch Swaney
Rich Zitelli
Harold Zerby
Walt Sweasey
Jim Caspio
Joe Notturno
Harry Foster
Bob Haut
Don Kepler
Chris Fostines
John Vasco
Jerry Blaze
Robert Katz
Don Stein
John Lenhert
E. H. Rogers
T. O. Rogers
Russ Ecker
John Zitelli
Carl Battista
Clyde Waldren
Ang Procario
Henry Specht
Vic Domecetti
Barry Vogeli
Jim Kintz
Dick Tillett
Eddie Miller
Dick Bessi
George Tillett
Richard Tolles
Tom Carroll
Nets
Paul Grimm
Mel Ryder
John Mercer
Arthur Culp
Cal Malone
C. V. Mullett
Gene Page
Russ Lloyd
Ken Lint
Les Miller
Tam O Shanter leaders pace with 74 as others chase
Frank Henrich set the pace with a 74 followed by Virgil Hinton at 75 and George Walker at 79 in a local golf meet. The trio led a field of players, signaling tight competition and rising scores through the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henrich
Virgil Hinton
George Walker
Edgewood Ang Spitale Leads Club Championship Field
Edgewood Ang Spitale posted 68 to lead the field as Ralph Yarman and Paul Malone posted 69 in the club championship. First-round results saw Spitale beat Johnny Harris 6 and 4, Jack Baker win 1 up in 20 holes over Ken Palmer, and Yarman defeat Malone 2 up. Highland scores followed with Paul Franz at 75 and Joe Clouse at 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Spitale
Ralph Yarman
Paul Malone
Jack Duff
Henry Theiss
R. P. McDermott
Marv Kauffman
Bob Stark
John Klonowski
Frank Givler
Mel Bauman
Spitale
Johnny Harris
Jack Baker
Ken Palmer
Yarman
Malone
Golfer scores lead in mixed round at regional event
Bob Shively and Jim Bertram shared medalist honors with 72s as Joe Liberti shot 76 and Glen Rhoads 78. Jesse Hays Clarence Clegg 79, followed by Sam Beale John Barany and Ross Cready at 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Shively
Jim Bertram
Joe Liberti
Glen Rhoads
Jesse Hays
Clarence Clegg
Sam Beale
John Barany
Ross Cready
Mulloy Meets Flam Today in National Tennis Event
Gardnar Mulloy and Herbie Flam won decisive straight set matches to reach the National Tennis championships semi finals. Mulloy defeated Earl Cochell 6-3 7-5 6-2, while Flam beat Billy Talbert 9-7 6-4 6-3 to join in the upper bracket semis.
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Mulloy
Flam
Forest Hills
N. Y
Gardnar Mulloy
Herbie Flam
West Coast
Earl Cochell
Los Angeles
Cochell
Frank Sedgman
Australia
U.C. L.A
Billy Talbert
New York
Art Larsen
San Francisco
Dick Savitt
Cornell
Orange
N. J
Larsen
Tom Brown Jr
Savitt
Sidney Schwartz
Long Beach
Pennsylvania Man Leads Rifle Event at Camp Perry
Peter Romecovitz of West Newton Pennsylvania leads the Camp Perry small bore rifle championships at the halfway point with a perfect 400 in the 40-shot 50 meter match and 38 inner bullseye hits. Frank D. Tice Sr. of Bellefontaine Ohio is runner-up with 399. The West Newton marksman also leads the 100 yard event with another perfect 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Peter Romecovitz
West Newton
Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association
Frank D. Tice Sr
Bellefontaine, C
Romeovitz
Charles Whipple
Somerset
Lorraine Lacy
Hamden
Conn
Thomas J. Sharpe
Tupan
Calif
Rain Wrecks Schedule In Junior Baseball Play
Rain halted most of the National Amateur Baseball Federation junior tourney in Dayton Ohio with only 15 of 73 games played and three teams withdrawing to allow player travel home for school openings. Cincinnati beat Altoona 7 1 Dearborn beat Peoria 5 4 Toledo defeated Peru 5 0 Warren eliminated by Philadelphia 14 3.
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Dayton
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Peru
Peoria
Ill
Louisville
Cincinnati
Altoona
Dearborn
Mich
Toledo
Philadelphia
Warren
Inseparable Wins Washington Park Handicap at Washington Park
Inseparable 7-1 leads most of the way to a two and a half length victory in the Washington Park Handicap over Fervent and Curanaero. Ponder finishes fourth as the field of seven contends under muddy track conditions after a Friday night downpour.
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Washington Park
Calumet Farm
King Kranch
Curanaero
Ponder
Inseparable
A. E. Reuben
Hasty House Farms
Toledo
Calumet
Brandywine Stable
Cochise
Walmac Farm
Volcanic
William Goetz
Your Host
Mrs. Polly Alexander
Lake
Hill Prince
Rain Washes Out East Central Softball Tourney Schedule
Rain halted all games at the East Central regional tournament of the American Softball Association. Officials revised the schedule to 19 games set for tomorrow with semifinals and finals on Monday afternoon and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Softball Association
Veteran starter named for Fort Miami Raceway meet
Riley Couch, veteran harness racing starter from Newark Ohio, appointed official starter for Fort Miami Raceway night meet opening September 11. He is recognized as an authority in the starting phase of harness racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Riley Couch
Fort Miami
Couch
Newark
Laffoon Ties Albany Open Course Record
Ky Laffoon from St. Andrews tied the Albany Open course record of 67 to lead the Empire State Open field at Shaker Ridge in Albany. He opened with four under par 32 on the front nine and 35 on the back, one stroke ahead of Glenn Teal of Jacksonville. One 18 hole round remains before 36 holes on Monday.
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Albany
N. Y
Laffoon
St. Andrews
Shaker Ridge
Glenn Teal
Jacksonville
Fla
Big Ten Teams Open Practice On Wednesday
More than 600 athletes including 194 veterans begin practice for the Big Ten’s 55th season. Illinois and Wisconsin lead with returning stars while the main challenge is finding a quarterback. Notables include Illinois Johnny Karras and Chuck Ortmann for Michigan, with dual drills starting Wednesday morning as uniforms are issued Tuesday.
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Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Glenn Drahan
Bob Etruska
Michigan
al Wahl
Chuck Ortmann
Illini
Johnny Karras
Ortmann
Clifton Anderson
Indiana
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Robert King
Robert Tschantz
Hans Merrill
Akron Fairlawn
Merrill
Jerry Blate
D. Antonio
Carl Knupp
Paul Getz
Don Albert
Dick Besst
Goldie Thomas
Jack Grapentine
Shady Hollow
Earl Voss
George Lenhert
Herb Croxton
Gene Box
O. G. Ziegler
Glen Adair
Gene Menke
S. W.V. Frey
Frank Young
Tony Ryder
William Dodge
J. C. Coyle
Frank Castelberg
Caspio
Dr. T. O. Rogers
G.L
Edgewood
Paul Franz
George Ackerman
al Roth
Roger Summer
Charles Clough
Zoltan Zander
Joe Popick
Joe Clouse
Phil’ Ross
Sleepy Hollow
Loby
Titus B. Lobach
California
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Miss Chaffee
Louise Brough
Barbara Scofield
Miss Baker
Betty Rosenquest
South Orange
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Doris Hart
Pennsylvania
Maloney Lanes, Inc
12Th St. NE
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Round Pond
Charlotte
Washington ’Cup
Uebelhart’s Sporting Goods
C$chaffee
Big Ten
Bob Guenther
Elder & Son, Inc
DE Soto
Plymouth
E. Maple St
North Canton
J Motors Inc
Ford Truck Service
Ford Trucks
FORD
Ford Center
Cherry
Canton, Ohio
Dich Pragier Huich
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