Nicklaus Extends Dominance With Exhibition Win Over Palmer
U S Open champion Jack Nicklaus beat Arnold Palmer by seven strokes at Scioto Country Club in Columbus. Nicklaus shot 36 35 for a 66 tying the course record. Palmer totaled 39 39. The match followed Nicklaus’s prior win over Gary Player and ahead of more exhibitions en route to Akron events.
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Aiello Leaves Western Reserve for Brookfield Coaching Post
Tony Aiello resigns as head football and baseball coach at Western Reserve High School Wakeman to take a coaching and teaching job at Brookfield 15 miles east of Warren He will be head baseball coach and assist in football plus coach seventh and eighth grade basketball. Aiello a 1946 Youngstown University graduate played pro football after WW II and previously coached at Norwalk Greenfield Perkins Elementary schools.
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Western Reserve High School
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Board of Education
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Western Reserve
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Townsend-Wakeman High School
Roughriders
Duane Sheldon
Boyd Martin
Larry Foster
Lynn Bailey
Fred Ripon
Duane Adams
Bob Sherwood
John Cassady
Bill Klucas
Tom Friend
Larry Nosack
Jon Fredrick
Youngstown
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Detroit Lions
Norwalk
Greenfield
Perkins
Marie
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Kathy
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Northfield entries feature bold racehorse pairings and jockey notes
Northfield lists nine pairs of horse names and riders including Nellie Long with Floyd Pointer and Rocket Caeh, Century Note with Southern Town, and Wilmington Belle with Grand Kermit. Other entries include Star M with Nancy Farcry, Look saway K, Miss Wendy with Congala Hal, and Mid night Jake. rhythm chief with Hi Land Cindy, Joyce Volo. Parade Girl partnered with Warden Scott, Hal's Babe. Bill Byrd with Victory Way and Lis Crumbrook. Fashion Plate with Mazel Mite and Fer ty Clay.
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Nellie Long
Floyd Pointer
Rocket Caeh
Century Note
Southern Town
Wilmington Belle
Grand Kermit
Concho
Meritte Fox
Kenland Gold
Star M
Nancy Farcry
Looksaway
K. Key
Miss Wendy
Congala Hal
Midnight Jake
Rhythm Chief
Hi Land Cindy
Joyce Volo
Parade Girl
Warden Scott
Hal
Babe
Bill Byrd
Victory Way
Lis Crumbrook
Fashion Plate
Mazel Mite
Ferty Clay
FIRAT
Odds Bloome
Rocket One
Reed
Song Maurer
Phillipa
Key Bird
del Abbe
Christner
Taylor
Floyd Pointerfield
Brinkerhoff
Johnny Jay
Pace
Snyder
Bass Su
Concho Merrie Fox Gosman
James
Nancy Cry Brandt Petty
Chet Lynn Cadet
Francis Eton Curtis
Emma Frost Hillier
Yankee Merry Newhart
Lookaway
K. Key Seabrook
Princess Coburn White
Thomas
Congala
Hal Lane
Dolly Tass White
Mighty Sis Mahar
Betty Jo Rice
Newhart
Wendy
Hopemite Taylor Voltage
Miller
Edgewood
Dawn Young
Joyce Volo Newhart
Hm Chief Mahar
Bri
Cindy Phillips
Parade
Wittenberger
Lone Elm Ramona Maharet Commotion Newhart
Warden Scott Taylor
Hal's
Babe Pocza
Hazel Mite Arledge
Sage
Melody Pick Mahar
Clay Brinkerhoff
Wintonia Manners Young Jr
Shag Orris
Northfield
Speedway veterans surge back in Lorain County Speedway action
Cleveland drivers Del Schmidlin and Deacon Fred Kane return to super modified racing at Lorain County Speedway. Schmidlin posted a 15.79 second qualifying mark and finished 10th in the feature while Kane won a heat and placed sixth. Elyria owner Andy Toth No 8 drives Kane in his comeback. Jerry Eschtruth seeks a third win in five semi features as Wimpy Yarman of Ashland eyes another upset.
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Lorain County Speedway
del Schmidlin
Fred Kane
Schmidlin
Deacon’ Kane
Elyria
Andy Toth
Jerry Eschtruth
Bull to take Davis' place for Stars in title clash
In Chicago the 1962 College All Stars prepared for their Friday game against the Green Bay Packers. Coach Otto Graham moved Baylor back Ron Bull from flanker to inside halfback to replace the sick Ernie Davis and improve the backfield.
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Green Bay Packers
All Stars
Soldier Field
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Graham
Syracuse
Ernie Davis
Baylor
Ron Bull
Davis
Cardinals to field team in Florida Winter League
St Louis General Manager Bing Devine announced the Cardinals will field a team in the Florida Winter Instructional League, which runs roughly from October 15 to December 15.
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UPI
Bing Devine
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians fall to fifth as balk costs game in loss to Angels
Cleveland drops to fifth place after a 8-4, 10th inning loss to Los Angeles. A disputed balk call on Ruben Gomez by umpire Harry Schwarts after a hidden ball play let Bob Rodgers score the decisive run, following Angels' 12-1 win in the opener.
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Harry Schwarts
Los Angeles
Angels
Dean Chance
Wooster
Ohio
Bob Rodgers
Prospect
Ruben Gomez
Bob Botz
Indians
Rodgers
Botz
Joe Koppe
Jerry Kindall
Koppe
Gomez
Schwarts
Bill Dailey
Tribe
McGaha
Kindall
New York Yankees
Ogie
Chance
John Romano
Albie Pearson
Pearsom
Cline
Moran
Luplow
Francona
Wagner
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Kirkland Rf
Romance
GO Kubiszyn
Torres
Thomas Rf
Ojc-Green
Od-Grant
Phillips
Fowler
Bea Dillard
Latman
Mahoney
Kubiszyn
Green
Les Pearson
Angeles
Romano
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A—Salerno, Berry, Honoehick
Pearson
Edwards
Essegian
Bilko
A-L. Thomas
Averill
Tasby
Thomas
Oj Kubiszyn
Spring
Olc-Luplow
Morgan
f-Dillard
Dailey
Bowsfield
Held
McDowell
Osinski
Ramos
Burgess
d-Romano
a-Rae
Bialko
eRan
Los E-Francona
Kindall Loe
S—Mcdowell
Burg—Essegian
Ess
Boeepuee Moran
Ramos Gomez
Berry
Salerno
Five Run 10th Upsets Tight Little League West Duel
In a nine inning pitching duel B& B and Milad were scoreless through eight. In the tenth, walks and an error set the stage for Joe Otten’s triple as B& B scored five runs to win 5 to 0. Otten earned the win, with Bauer- relieving.
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B &B
Milad
Joe Otten
B& B
Dale Bullocks
Roger Hale
Dave Bauer
Otten
Bill Bailosky
City Club Wins Old Timers Tilt
City Club defeated Bowl-O-Drome 15 to 13 in a tournament tilt last night. Bob Johnson led with six hits in as many at bats and Ed Kane drove in five runs as City Club exploded for seven runs in the opening inning and held on. Bowl-O-Drome scored in each of the later frames but could not catch the leaders. City Club 704 310 000 15 Bowl-O-Drome 034 030 300 13.
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City Club
Bob Johnson
Ed Kane
RHE City Club
Lucas free but loans to Pipers stall decision
Columbus Ohio UPI Lucas free agent after Pi pers NBA bid failure weighs league choice. He leans to the American Basketball League and could join the Cincinnati Royals who keep an eye on his status. Royals VP Tom Grace questions Lucas free agent legality but expresses interest in hearing from him.
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Columbus
Royals
Tom Grace
Lucas
Area fairways and golf standings at Creekwood and Elyria clubs
The American Legion Golf League results list Low Gross scores with Max Jalowiec 35 Don Kitson 37 Joe Meeker 40 Earl Shaff stall 41 and Roy Smith 41. Low Net honors go to Gene LaRue 33 Bob With erspoon 35. Team No 5 leads with 31 points. Elyria Country Club shows Blind Par results with Roscoe Kirby Ike Trubey Mike Barth Dr Robert Adair among top finishers and Low Gross scores led by Minnich and Hudnutt at 74. Byria Country Club repeats Blind Par tournament results with Kirby Trubey Barth Adair and Brandt among top finishers and similar low gross scores.
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Creekwood Country Club
American Legion Golf League
Max Jalowiec
Don Kitson
Joe Meeker
Earl Shaffstall
Roy Smith
Gene LaRue
Bob Witherspoon
Elyria Country Club
Roscoe Kirby
Ike Trubey
Mike Barth
Robert Adair
Paul Minnich
Art Hudnutt
Jack Brandt
Wayne Powers
Byria Country Club
Artudnutt
Luck of Irish golfers ace two on area courses
Two golfers scored holes in one on local courses. Tom Smith of 510 Garford Ave. aced a 260 yard drive at Pine Brook Golf Club with Earl Holbrook and Harold Cunningham watching. Wayne Powers, guest at Elyria Country Club, used a five iron for a 155 yard No. 11 ace, during a round that finished 41 37 73.
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Tom Smith
Garford Ave
Pine Brook Golf Club
Smith
Earl Holbrook
Harold Cunningham
Elyria Country Club
Wayne Powers
Washington Court House
William S. Bennett
How to Treat Athlete's Foot in Three Days
An advertisement promises a fast cure using T-4-L with a 48¢ back guarantee at Hess & Hess Drugs. It claims the product dries instantly and shows infected skin sloughing off while healthy skin forms, noting itch and burning as symptoms.
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Hess & Hess Drugs
City Swim Meet Set by Elyria Recreation
The Elyria recreation department sponsors a city swimming meet at 6 30 p m on August 10 at the West Recreation Field pool open to Elyria residents 19 and under. Twelve swim and six dive events cover three age classes with no entry fee and ribbons for top three in each event.
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Heigh's Pool
West Recreation Pool
First Annual Junior Olympics Track Meet Opens in Elyria
Elyria recreation department hosts the first Junior Olympics track meet at Ely Stadium drawing over 200 entrants aged 9 to 15 from eight city playgrounds and traveling programs. Finals, set after semi finals July 5 and 10 at Franklin Jefferson and Ely schools, award ribbons from the Elyria Chamber of Commerce with President Randall Schunk presenting around 2:45 to 3 p.m.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Randall Schunk
Camden Cardinals edge Brownhelm 4 3 in Firelands League game
Camden Cardinals defeated Brownhelm 4 to 3 in a Firelands Area Boys Baseball League contest. Kenny Bates earned the win as pitcher for Camden.
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Henrietta
Camden Cardinals
Brownhelm
Kenny Bates
Bowling Merry Mix-Off Upsets Beautz In Close Duel
In a tight bowling card the Merry Mix-Off team edged Beautz 16 to 14 with Jack Tarry posting the high series of 549. BAScutt's Blasters and Mix-cats also featured strong showings led by Elmer Peterson and Alan Davies.
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Jack Tarry
Bascutt
Elmer Peterson
Bill
Alan Davies
Cliffe
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