Bourne Survives to Target Togetherness in Classic
Bob Bourne, 19, aiming to harmonize his golf line, shot 76 in round two to survive the halfway cut at the $30,000 American Golf Classic. Bourne led amateurs with 131 total, ahead of Duden and Cupit as rivals jostle for final rounds at Firestone Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Swanson
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
Tomarry Traut Bourne
Ford
Los Angeles
Harald Paddock Jr
Chagrin Falls
Lorain County
Art Hudnut
Elyria
Bourne
Tain Weiskopf
Alex Antonio Jr
Robert
Duden
Portland
Ore
Cupit
Ft. Smith, Ark
Pott Aims to Clinch American Golf Classic Lead
Akron Ohio Johnny Pott holds a three stroke edge entering the third round of the American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club. The 27 year old pro posted two under par 68 in round two and sits at 145, three ahead of Bobby Nichols, five ahead of Jack Nicklaus, and six in front of Arnold Palmer. Palmer doubts repeat success citing poor form.
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Jonnny Pott
Gulf Hills, Miss
Bob Nichols
Corona
Calif
Pott
Arnold Palmer
Akron, Ohio
UPI
Johnny Pott
Rarrow Firestone County Club
Bobby Nicharol
Billy Maxwell
Akron
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boras
Bob Charles
Nicklaus
St John Cardinals Roll Past First Methodist 22 7
St John scored in every inning and piled up 23 hits led by four by Wally Krone Frank Schoditsch and Earl Smith. Don Borowy Gordon Koepp each had three hits with Koepp adding two triples. Hank Koepp and Chet Tompkins also collected two hits. First Methodist Gapdon Koepp took the loss.
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St. John
First Methodist
Elyria Church
Wally Krone
Frank Schoditsch
Earl Smith
Don Borowy
Gordon Koepp
Koepp
Hank Koepp
Chet Tompkins
Smith
Borowy
Ed James
Doug Donaldson
Jim Tristman
Methodists
Gap
Don Koepp
Nicklaus, Pott Lead Tough Open Field After Round Two
Nicklaus grimaced at the course despite two par 70s as driving woes and seven missed fairways plagued his game. Pott surged with three birdies early and two long 55 and 60 footers, while Nichols shot 67 to earn a $500 bonus. Bacber Crampton Hill trailed by four, and the field was cut to the low 75 for the weekend rounds with TV coverage planned Friday and Sunday.
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Nicklaus
Pott
Nichols
Miller Bacber
Bruce Crampton
Dave Hill
Julius Boras
Dave Marr W
Gay Brew Palmer
Iim
Jing
Pam
Sumlay
All-American League bats light up in loud Friday action
Baseball showcases heavy hitting across seven games with 142 hits 84 runs and 19 homers. Angels 17 Senators 0 Tigers 17 Athletics 2 Orioles 14 Twins 4 highlight a night of lopsided scores. Yankees win 7-2 over White Sox while Red Sox beat Indians 2-2 on Lou Clinton’s 13th inning homer. Russ Snyder and Norm Cash lead with two homers each. Jim Bouton earns his 17th win as Joe Pepitone drives in three runs. Vic Wertz Jim Gentile Leon Wagner and Jimmie Hall contribute by slamming home runs. Detroit Baltimore peak with doubleheader wins as Roberts Lary Regan Ramos and Clinton star in varied outcomes.
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Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Baltmore Orubs
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Lou Clinton
Russ Snyder
Onoles
Norm Cash
Tigers
Leon Wagner
Les ‘Angeles
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
Jim Gentile
Vic Wertz
Twins
Ken McBride
Angels
Senators
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Joe Pepitone
White Sox
Bouton
Wilhelm
Sox
Pepitone
Pedro Rajmos
Indians
Ramos
Carl’ Yastrzemski
Ed Bressoud
Clinton
Dick Radatz
Earl Wilson
Downes Eyes October British Light Heavy Title Fight
Former middleweight champion Terry Downes said he hopes to fight for the British light heavyweight title in early October. He may meet Chic Calderwood and also considered challenges to Laszlo Papp of Hungary or Dick Tiger of Nigeria, after his knockout of Jimmy Beecham in March.
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London
UPI
Terry Downes
Chic Calderwood
Tite
Downes
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Fla
Laseio Papp
Hungary
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Sudro-Curtis advances to city title with 3-2 win
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home of Little League South defeated B and B Food Market of West 3-2 at Lappin Field to reach the city championship against Milad Chevrolet Oldsmobile of West. Sudro-Curtis scored early on an error and hits, then held off a third inning rally. Bill Hill earned the victory with a four hit effort.
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Sudro-Curtis
West
Milad Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Lappin Field
Sudro Curtis
Bill Hill
Andy Jones
Dave Rodgers
Marketers
Rodgers
Bill Bailosky
Barry Eison
Eison
Dave Bauer
Elson
Bauer
MecQuillin
Jones
Various NFL and college football notes from summer shifts
A jumble of short sports briefs covers Lions ice cream indulgences during training camp, Hall of Fame dedication plans with all dozens of legends, former Elyria star Bob Jabbusch's OSU ties, Duffy Daugherty's pool table quote, Larry Brown's signing with Cleveland, golf prize money for a four man event, Vikings scoring lead in pre season, and Ohio State football returnees under Woody Hayes plus Davyl Sanders opting for a master's after 1983 season.
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Detroit Lions
National Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Sammy Baugh
Red Grange
Mel Hein
Don Hutson
Bronko Nagurski
Ernie Nevers
Cal Hubbard
George
Bob Jarbusch
Elyria High
Ohio State University
Green Bay
Wise
Packers
Jabbusch
Ohio State
Wes Fesler
Fesler
Columbus
OSU
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Buckeyes
Texas A. & Am
Bucks
Woody Hayes
Ormonde Ricketts
Tom Jenkins
Paul Warfield
Trio Leads West to Victory in Maurice Stokes Benefit Game
West all stars led by Jack Twyman Oscar Robertson and Bob Pettit defeated the East 77 to 41 at Kulshers Country Club in Monticello New York. About 1500 fans attended and roughly $6000 was raised for the ailing Maurice Stokes. Twyman top scored with 18. Robertson and Pettit each had 11. Tom Heinsohn led the East with 14. Art Heyman assisted seven times for the West.
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Monticello
N.Y
UPI
Jack Twyman
Oscar Robertson
Bob Pettit
National Basketball Association All-Stars
Maurice Stokes
Kulsher
Stokes
N.B.A
West Stars
Twyman
Stokes Fund
Robertson
Pettit
Pettit Hew
New Hampshire
New York
Tom Heinsohn
Art Heyman
Duke
Bowling notices for Ten Pin Topplers and two leagues
The Ten Pin Topplers hold a meeting at 6 30 p m tomorrow at Elyria Bowl O Drome and open their season at 6 30 p m tomorrow at Bowl Drome. The Catholic Couples League meets at 6 p m tomorrow at Ridgeview Bowling Center with all teams represented. The His and Hers League meets at 6 30 p m tomorrow at Bowl O Drome and The Catholic Couples Sunday Night League meets at 6 p m tomorrow at Ridgeview Lanes with interested couples urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Bowl-O-Drome
Ridgeview Bowling Center
Ridgeview Lanes
Sackett Scores Hole in One at Local Course
A golfer named Sackett scored a hole-in-one on a local course during a round yesterday at hole 17. The event drew spectators as Secket provided coverage and excitement, with strong play from local players and praise for the decisive stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackett
Conley Upsets Quast For 1963 Women’s Amateur Title
Peggy Conley, 16, Spokane junior, defeated Anne Quast Wells at Tacoma Golf Club to claim the 1963 U S Golf Association Women's Amateur championship. Wells, a veteran from Mount Vernon, Washington, had been favored to win after past titles and strong showing this year. Conley had won the Pacific Northwest Junior and Women’s events this season after missing last year due to an ankle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Peggy Conley
Anne Quast Welts
Spokane
Wash
Beatrix Hoyt
Wells
Miss Conley
Pacific Northwest
Alcoholics Anonymous Overview
AA is a fellowship of men and women sharing experience to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a sincere desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees. It is not affiliated with any religion or organization.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Jessen Sets Redmond Course Record As Senior in High School
Ruth Jessen, a veteran on the women’s professional golf tour since 1956, broke the Redmond Washington course record with a 63 while still in high school. The performance highlights her early talent and marks a notable achievement on a 18 hole layout in skate.
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SKATE
Wash
UPI
Ruth Jessen
Redmond Wash
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Michigan State
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