Souchak Wins Houston Classic by One Stroke over Nicklaus
Mike Souchak left Texas with 7500 first prize from the Houston Classic and a warm spot for the Lone Star state. He shot 70 in the final round to edge Jack Nicklaus by one stroke after Nicklaus rallied from a 76 first round.
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Texas
Durham
Lone Star State
Duke University
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Jackie Burke
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
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Arne
Army
Ca Ch Rodriguez
Mayfield and May shine in Cluo Relays at OSU
At the Cluo Relays on the Ohio State University track, Clifton Mayfield the NCAA broad jump champion and Wille May of the Chicago Track Club posted creditable marks amid rain delays. Mayfield jumped 25 feet 1 inch and May clocked 1 minute 29 seconds in his events as Michigan surprisingly won the mile relay.
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Wisconsin
University of Minnois
Hart
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West Recreation Field
Ernie Souchek
American Legion Golf League Meeting Tomorrow
The American Legion Golf League will meet at 9 pm tomorrow at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street. Anyone interested is invited to attend.
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Toomorrow
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Ohio St
Foyt Dominates Trenton USAC Race Amid Rain Delay
A J Foyt, rapidly becoming the Babe Ruth of American auto racing, won his fourth straight Trenton USAC event, his sixth straight open-cockpit race of the year, and led from the start in the Jersey State Fairgrounds race delayed two hours by rain. Rodger Ward led briefly before Foyt took control, with Troy Ruttman and Bobby Marshman following. Ward was eliminated on lap 38 after contact, and Foyt’s triumph came despite rear suspension damage from a collision.
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Red-hot Barons return to home ice in Calder Cup push
The Cleveland Barons rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Quebec Aces 5 4 and seize a 2 0 lead in the Calder Cup final. Dick Mattiuss scored the winner late in the final period as Ceesl Hoekstra added a goal and two assists and Joe Szura netted another goal, extending his playoff scoring record with 13 goals.
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UPI
Cleveland Barons
Cleveland
Aces
Barons
Dick Mattiuss
Ceesl Hoekstra
Joe Szura
Szura
Wright wins most elusive Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom tourney
Mickey Wright after a 10 year wait wins the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom in Spartanburg with a 215 total four stroke margin. She earns 1200 dollars as the field of 33 pros and eight amateurs concludes after 48 holes. Gloria Armstrong and Shirley Englehorn tie for second with 219, each earning 850.
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UPI
Mickey Wright
Texas
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Dallas golf+ queen
Miss Wrights
Gloria Armstrong
Oakland Calf
Ted
Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
Miss Englehorn
Miss Armstrong
Betsy Rawls
Pais Fort
Forelands
Cleve
Missiland
St John
Two state track titles possible for Schoemig
Amherst distance runner Tom Schoemig stands as a strong contender for both the mile and half mile titles. Key rival Rickey Poole of Dayton Jefferson won the Mansfield half mile, with Schoemig close behind, while his mile relay anchor leg at Comet Relays showed top form for district prep.
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Tom Schoe
Mig Amherst
Istar
Isecond
Mansfield
Schoemig
Ken Greer
Rickey Poole
Dayton Jefferson
Poole
Schoemigs
Ohio
Tom
Amherst
Dick Cooley
Cooley
Martin [Kuntz
Dayton
Chaminade
Akron North
John Tillman
Dale Stumpert
Ashland
Schoemng
Scho
Comets
Lorain County
Jim Edwards
Lowell Kreeger
Roy Aschenbach
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Eary
Dick Srumagin
Aschschach
Kreeger
Hugan Company
Wae Juen
Frrelands
Rocky River
Lakeland
Fakrelands
Record Marathon Entry Surges In 370 Participant Field
Boston reports a record 370 US citizens entered the six mile Boston AA road race, challenging two decades of foreign winners. Weather expected mild with partly cloudy skies as runners vie for top prizes and a chance to honor John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
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Aurele
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Yarisac
I Veil
Minutero
Mise Domar
Mary
Mighty Jinx
Carbie
van Bond
Amateur Athletic Union
Rod
Four County Nine Teams Enter Sectional Baseball
Solon Lorain County will be represented by four teams in the Class A sectional tournament starting tomorrow. Firelands is the only county team in action tomorrow, with Keystone facing Buckeye and Columbia meeting Lorain St Wednesday. All games begin at 5.30.
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Lorain County
Firelands
Keystone
Buckeye
Columbia
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Kitchels and Austins win Parent Child Bowling Tourney
In North Ridgeville Mrs Dale Austin and Cindy claimed victory in the Katchel Recreation event. The Austins won the Bantam Division with 833, while Frank T Kitchel Jr and Jeanine Kitchel led the Junior Division with 1225. Charles Selman and Terry placed second in Bantams with 829 and Leo J Wohlever Jr and Joyce finished third with 14. Richard Minnich and Frank Mucha were runners-up among the adults with 1178, Jerry Malone and Nick third with 1138.
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Dale Austin
Cindy
Katchel Recreation
Austins
Frank T Kitchel Jr
Jeanine Kitchel
Charles Selman
Terry
Leo J Wohlever Jr
Joyce
Richard Minnich
Frank Mucha
Aumors
Jerry Malone
Nick
Oberlin teams split with weather woes and wins
Oberlin College athletic events were disrupted by rain with two tennis matches canceled. Lacrosse beat Ohio Wesleyan 11 to 9 at Oberlin as Pete Molnar scored twice with four assists. Track featured strong showings by Bruce Bowers and Akron vaulters, while baseball and tennis games were postponed. Oberlin aims to halt Denison’s 20 game win streak with a Saturday match at Oberlin.
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Jim Anderson
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Denison
Joe Heide
Holmes Brown
Bruce Bowers
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Sixty three named to Class E amateur baseball rosters
Sixty three players were named to four teams in Elyria's Northeast Division of the Class E Amateur Baseball League for the upcoming summer. The rosters include managers such as Jim Seres Jr and Jim Couch, with players listed for Parsons Insurance, Schlather Insurance, and Cleveland Street Merchants among others.
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Bob Holliday
Tom Roka
R Atkinson
Carl Leslie
Bill Oates
Bill Koman
Jeff Kiser
Denny Hafterkamp
Joe Walyniak
Gary Krist
John Kopcho
Mike Bayko
Bob Lichme
Bob Philips
Jessie Sherg
Sudro - Curis
Eward Hale
Jim Couch
Denny Rothel
Ron Beury
Rick Pinter
Jim Wren
Kim Hammond
Phi Moehle
Ed Kershaw
Chris Kelser
Jerry Mahl
George Fuehrer
Lynn Jalowiec
Bruce Shaffstall
Rock Radd
Ror Goodman
Don
Kehler posts hefty 620 series at Bowl O Drome weekend
Elyna league bowler Jim Kehler anchored the Tenpin Topplers at Bowl O Drome with 620 two game totals 1208 series and 1208, 234 games plus a 182 single. Jack Clifford and four women reached notable scores while Kathy Bommer led the 500 Club with 546 in the Sunday Night Ball and Chains.
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Stone' S Rainbow Lanes
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Dorothy Rounds
Joann Lunder
Nita Cummings
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