Hudnutt Bourne chase steady pace at Firestone Classic
Art Hudnutt and Bob Bourne sought to avoid trouble as the $50,000 American Golf Classic began at Firestone Country Club Akron. Hudnutt noted the tough stretch from holes three through nine and described course changes including a removed elm and higher rough.
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Big guns favored as American Golf Classic opens
The opening round at Firestone Country Club features Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros leading the field for the 55 000 American Golf Classic. Palmer Boros and Nicklaus are the favorites with odds of 4-1 6-1 while several players note Nicklaus tempo and form as the key to success on the 7165 yard layout.
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Elyria Catholic Star Beno Bound for Xavier Four-Year Scholarship
John Beno, Elyria Catholic center, is headed to Xavier University on a four-year basketball scholarship. At 6-7 and 210 pounds, he averaged 21 points per game as a junior and 19 as a senior, earning conference and all star honors. Xavier coach Don Ruberg emphasized Beno's potential and the chance to face 6-7 Bob Pelkington in practice.
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Yankees win doubleheader after bench-clearing brawl
The New York Yankees swept both games of a two game set with the Indians 3 3 as Joe Pepitone triggered a brawl by being hit twice. Pepper tone was ejected after the melee and Lou Dimuro warned Bell. The sweep moved New York one game behind the White Sox for second place. Other AL results saw the Angels beat Baltimore 3 2 the White Sox beat Boston 7 1 the Senators topped Kansas City 5 1 and the Twins routed Detroit 12 1. Pepitone had a two run double in the nightcap while Tom Tresh had no doubles in the opener. Gary Peters took the loss in the opener.
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Indians face Yankees in critical road finale
New York hosts Cleveland in a must win game to stay in the first division race. Ralph Terry starts for the Yankees against Cleveland rookie Larry Brown, while Pepitone fights discipline after a brawl that sparked a 3-1 doubleheader loss.
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Browns release veteran Triplett after lengthy NFL career
The Cleveland Browns cut veteran fullback Mel Triplett, ending his eight season NFL tenure after he was a key rusher with the Giants and Vikings. Also released were Bobbitt, Thomas, Mullins, Sezurek, Butts, and Beach as Cleveland trimmed to 44 players ahead of West Coast exhibitions.
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Rocker Walter Rock shines for Forty-Niners in pre season
Walter Rock, Elyria star and Maryland alum, may join the San Francisco 49ers as a defensive end or tackle. Coach Red Hickey says he looks promising after limited camp action and several pre season appearances. Rock to play vs the Browns in San Francisco on Sunday televised locally.
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