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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1957
Page
10
Hackensack New Jersey report says a judge suffered a broken arm in a fall from a ladder but remains able to preside. court opens September 4 and will operate in six locations as planned.
Ohio Field Crops Day at the Agricultural Experiment station in Wooster will focus on reducing production costs through efficient management. Agronomists say success depends not just on growing but also on fights against insects and diseases. The morning session will cover pests like borers earworms root diseases and smuts with pathologists explaining disease timing and mitigation. Demonstrations will show how diseases build with some crops and not others and how crop rotation affects disease pressure.
The 1958 Four-H Fair beef program at Reichley’s outlines demonstrations on pest control, corn stands and fertilizer placement, with expert talks on soybean varieties and seedings. The event covers meat processing, alfalfa on difficult soils, weed control, and improved transport in Italy while Reichley’s supplies frozen beef and other meats to customers.
Ohio Farm researchers hire Charles A. Triplehorn an Allen County native to study the biology ecology and control of the European corn borer root worm and ear worm Triplehorn a Ohio State and Cornell PhD holder will test corn strains for resistance while building on prior entomology work and teaching
The first annual All Ohio Pork Producers picnic will be held September 14 at the Fayette County fairgrounds in Washington DC. The day begins at 10 a.m. with a tractor tipping demonstration and features a Pork Queen contest for candidates aged 15 to 21 active in 4 H or Future Homemakers. Keith E. Myers of the National Swine Council heads the speakers list and will speak at 2 p.m. Other afternoon events include meat hog demonstrations, pork cuts, a greasy pig contest and an exhibitor product auction.
Buckeye Demon and Hoot Bene are rated favorites in the 32nd Hambletonian trotting classic at Du Quoin. The race is split into two divisions for the first time, a distinction noted by veteran harness racing sportsmen.
Entries list cutoff across nine races at Northfield and related Hambletonian notes. Details include Trot and Pace classes, $700 to $800 purses, 1 mile tracks, and multiple entrant names such as Buckeye Demon Hoot Song Hoot Mon offspring, with post positions and times noted for the Du Quoin State Fair track events. Also mentions Ralph Baldwin driving Hoot Long and historic sire lines from Hoot Mon, plus Labor Day racing plans at Lorain County Speedway.
International News Service previews a week of boxing on TV with featherweights lightweights and middleweights featuring Harold Gomes of Providence facing Isidor Martinez in Boston. Ralph Dupas vs Johnny Busso in Miami Beach and Gene Armstrong against Rudy Sawyer in New York headline the schedule, with each bout showcasing undefeated records and high rankings.
In Columbus Jackie Nicklaus of Columbus triumphed by two strokes over John Konsek of Lancaster to win the 12th annual international Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament. Jim Nicklaus led with a 294 in Wisconsin as Rathmann of Miami claimed the hole total and set a new track record in a two hour two minute final round. Deadlocked for third were Payne Palmer III of Phoenix and David Leon of Tucson with an average speed noted at 98.13 per hour.
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Budge Patty and Gardnar Mulroy seek the national doubles title in a postponed final at Longwood if rain clears. If not, Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser would meet the top Americans for the men’s championship. Earlier Althea Gibson and Darlene Hard were to face Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne du Pont for the women’s crown.
Louie Suggs of Sea Island Georgia captured the Heart of America women’s open in Kansas City Missouri with a 220 total after a 5 under par showing.
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