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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1964
Page
17
Chronicle Telegram from Syria Ohio dated Saturday 22 1964 reports local news items and brief notices in a compact community paper format.
Elyria hosts a two week preseason football camp on the field from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with strict on field rules as players and coaches dedicate time to drills and strategy. Jim Worden of Lorain joins Saskatchewan Roughriders. Downing moves to center at Navy and is eyed as a standout.
Manny Ycaza rode Break swear through a stretch duel to nose out Break swears and win the Driftmund Jin purse by a half length. Gree tree Stables Trader won earlier in the card at Atlantic City as part of a packed racing program. Rebel Light captured Del Mar’s feature race, paying $13.40.
Bourne from Oberlin shoots two over par 72 to seize a one stroke lead in the amateur division of the American Golf Classic worth $59,000. Bobby Littler of Athens is two behind after rounds of 78 and 71.
Bourne clinched a birdie on the final hole four feet from the cup while Oberlin youth and UH golfer finished with a strong 18th hole bid. Alex Antonio leads the field with two rounds at 150 as Carl Unis and Bill Anderson sit tied for fourth at 153.
Orioles beat White Sox 4-2 to move back into first in the American League. Brooks Robinson hit a 1st inning homer and Sam Boyens added an insurance run with a Texas Leaguer. Harvey Haddix earned the win in relief over Hoyt Wilhelm as Chicago’s Hoyt Wilhelm was touched for three runs in the night game.
Jim Maloney homered with a double and scored the go ahead run, but an old shoulder injury limited him to three innings as the Reds beat the Dodgers 3 to 2. Bill McCool earned the win with six scoreless innings in relief, while Deron Johnson Steve Boros Chico Ruiz and Don Pavletich contributed key hits.
North Ridgeville coverage of Ridgeville High School football as the Rangers hold indoor practice. Coach Gillooly cites experience but lack of speed, names key players like quarterback Jim Tull and backs Dan Deeks and Jack Urpan, and notes expectations to pass more this season while aiming for a stronger league showing led by Midview Amherst and Clearview.
Coach Gillooly assesses Ridgeville ahead of the season noting the 1968 squad is the most senior in years with depth on the line and backfield. Big back Big Barnett will share workload with Urban in the backfield as guards and tackles anchor the line. Non lettermen and sophomores pushed toward varsity with high blocking skill and speed remains a need. Isometrics training marks daily practice as the team readies for the season.
Ken Venturi and Bill Collins top the leaderboard at 147 as they chase a comeback win in Akron Ohio. Rudolph Mason Rudolph and Tony Lema close behind with 68 and 71 respectively while Palmer and Nicklaus also contend. Seven players sit within a few strokes of the lead as Venturi and Collins fire birdies and pars in a near perfect round.
Richard Szal, 14, pitched four strikeouts for Massapequa in a senior Little League final against Monterrey Mexico. He flew home after the victory to attend his father Ludwig Szal's funeral at St. Rose of Lima Church, then planned to return to Louisville to play in the outfield.
Rain forced postponement of a village softball tournament with Harvey’s Sohia vs Sita’s Polish and Oaks No.1 against Ridge Tool, now rescheduled to tomorrow at 2 and 6:30 p.m. at West C & S Asphalt field. Other games include Sanitary vs Stoney’s Lounge and LaGrange Screw Products facing AL.
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