Memo Zaleski's Forest Hills golf project delayed to July or August 1959
Fragmented remarks describe delays to Memo Zaleski's nine hole course Forest Hills amid weather and planning changes. Memo, a top golfer, has paused competitive play to work on the project, eyeing a July or August 1959 opening. The piece contrasts amateur glory with adult disputes over a Little League game protest over a cracked bat and the loss of a state title due to officials' decisions.
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Memo Zaleski
Memo
Forest Hills
Michigan
Burgess Caddie Champ Leads Local Golf Honors
Wayne Burgess of Columbia earned caddie honors after winning the Westwood Country Club summer tournament. He defeated Mike Bashak and Bruce Wolfner to claim low gross team prizes as Lakewood claimed a 27 hole dance tourney win. Elyria’s Bill Madden was medalist and the next district gaddies event heads to Pine Ridge on Friday.
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Columbia
Owen
Westwood Country Club
West Side
Caddie Association
Burgess
Clevekut
Pine Ridge Atonday
Mazeroski Poised For Greatness With Pirates
Mazeroski, a 23 year old from Wheeling, has become Pittsburgh’s key bat and clutch performer. He leads with 18 saves and a .278 average while lifting the Pirates into a second place tie behind Milwaukee. His late hits and defense spark a 6-4 win over Milwaukee as Ed Bailey and Elroy Face contribute relief in pivotal moments.
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United Press
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wheeling
Face
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Mazeroski
Ceas Tly
Mazerosi
Tarer
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Shi
Ed Bailey Elroy
Redlegs
Frank Robinson
Dick Farrell
Little League Battle Ends In Nine Innings Tie
Elyria South and Birmingham Midland battled to a 5-5 nine inning tie in a sub regional Little League game halted by darkness. In the noon continuation, both teams used fresh pitchers while Tom Angell and Dennis Crozier starred for Birmingham and Elyria respectively, with Heav enrich and Savage delivering key hits for Birmingham.
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Elyria
Birmingham
Michigan
Torr Angell
Bob Heavenrich
Ypsilanti
Mich
Little League South
Elyria South
Midh
Dennis Crozier
Dick Moser
Crozier
Mosher
Don Holzhauer
Tim Orvis
Eddie Woods
Rick Pichola
Harold
Elyria AE
G. Young
Kane Woods
Kane H. Young
Lengel
C. Crozier
Eae
Perking
Zidek
D. Crozier
Lepkowski
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Savage
Afigell
Ow Catman
Aire Galagsay
Beeese Heavenrteh
Toes Winlewski
McCasey
Tz Schaeffer
Ye X Hatton
Sehaeree
Beaioghem
Heavenrich
Angell
H ‘Young
Elytia
Indians Stymied as White Sox Top Cleveland 3 1
Cleveland loses 3 1 to Chicago as key hits elude the Indians despite solid pitching by Narleski and late resistance from Nixon and Minoso. Pierce’s mastery and Chicago base running decisions pace the defeat, leaving Cleveland in a tenuous spot near mid pack with Detroit chasing.
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Buckeye Nominees Shine in Weekend Racing Preview
Buckeye nominees shine as candidates for the $10,000 Buckeye Derby to be held at Randall Park in the near future. This Saturday's slate features several races with notable entries including Cardinal Sin and Buckeye standout updates from Trainer Tommy Stevens. Winners yesterday included Ford McCaw Sor Landed Tanya Belly Foolish Aisway Going Good Bless Me Too and others with a daily double paying 145.
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Botdath
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jBackeyve
Oqarley
Mquiporse West
Randall
Bedieye
Elemen Swoon
Sen
Bardstown
Clem
Cardinal Sin
Willy
Hong
Tommy Stevens
Steve Belies
Ford McCaw
Tanya Belly
Aisway
Mexicans Triumph In Dawn Dawn International Championship
Francisca Contreras of Mexico claimed the mini doubles title with Merion Linmias at the Moncey venue in Tamburg Germany during the mah international dawn event.
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Germany
Ibil
Francisca Contreras
Merion Linmias
Mexico
Moncey
Golf standings and results from area tournaments
Readable text describes area golf standings across multiple classes at North Olinsted and Lorain County events. Mentions players: Jake W. Gilleland, B. Rothel, A. Nagy, Don Jackson, Tony Gugino, Don Greshong, Halmiy, Jim Cucbas, H. Howells, L. Mawrins, Branden, E. Cathcart, Ed Sedivy, Alax Jalowicc, Henry Berg, Lou Mati¢ic, J. Grant Keys. Notes class winners: Lorain Knights top prize, J. Grant Keys Class B champion, Ed Zolnay Class C winner, and Lorain’s Lee Bupteett runner-up in Class C. Oak Hills course referenced.
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Burkes
Culler
T. Bisch
Spring Valley
A. Leverle
Brosky
Charles
Ed Sedivy
Lorain
Lorain Knights of
Cehimbus
Lorain County
Alax Jalowicc
Ely
Oak Hills
Henry Berg
Ith
Lou Mati¢ic
Elvint
J. Grant Keys
Bob Farrell
Ed Zolnay
Lee Bupteett
NOSCRA Ups Purses in Northern Ohio Stock Car Races
NOSCRA increases purses for the Saturday night stock car races at Lorain County buia venue. The program highlights a $1300 total purse with a trophy dash and feature events. Aimed at the Northern Ohio circuit, the meet includes midget and stock classes over two-night program.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Buia
Speedway
Shave's 68 Wins at Maxfield Heeks Open
In Cleveland Roi Shave wins 68 at the Maxfield Heeks Open as Monday play begins with a notably large field and strong performances from local entrants.
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Shave
Cleveland
Lpts
Roi Shave Fy
Field hosts largest National 22 caliber pistol meet crowd
CAMP PERRY Ohio 1500 pistol experts began firing in the National 22 caliber pistol match as warmups started. Milton G Wlipfel of Lodi California won the .22 caliber match with 297 of 300. Harry B Aitken of Willcox Arizona won the .38 caliber warmup with 296. Anthony Muceci of Milwaukee won the .44 caliber match with 280. Stephen G Webber of Chia Vista California won the international aggregate title with 82 of 900 and Lt. Alan L Clark of Ft Benning Georgia won the international rapid fire silhouette match with 582 of 600.
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Milton G. Wlipfel
Lodi
Calif
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