Birds and Birdsong Mark Firestone Course Amid PGA Action
At Firestone Country Club Akron the American Golf Classic hosts a winded, high drama round. Herbert and Goalby share the lead at 137 while players chase $9,000 first prize on a fairway friendly but rough tolerant layout. Green conditions are soft with new grass and high backspin aiding players.
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Firestone Country Club
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PGA
Herbert
Jay Herbert
Firestone
Bob Goalby
Hebert and Goalby Lead 50 000 American Golf Classic
Akron Ohio AP UPI Hebert and Goalby top the leaderboard after two rounds at the Firestone course with 15 players within four strokes. Palmer and Balding stay close at even par as Player matches Hebert with 67. field to be cut to 60 for final round Sunday, with two players in playoff if tied.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Jay Hebert
Bob Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Hebert
Gary Player
Frank Boynton
Huston Laclair
Palmer
Art Wall
AJ Balding
Billy Casper
Doug Ford
Billy Maxwell
Don Fairfield
Sam Snead
Ken Venturi
Ted Kroll
Don January
Paul Harney
Firestone Country Club
Goalby
Balding
Wail
Hamtramck PONY King Reigns After 10-Inning Victory
Hamtramck Michigan based Hamtramck PONY team crowned world champions in a 2-1 win over San Antonio Texas in ten innings on Friday night. The decisive game marked a dramatic finish to the league title series.
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Washington
Hamtramck
Mich
San Antonio
Tex
Barringer Triumphs In Grand American Handicap Shoot
In Vandalia Ohio Steve Barringer a 26 year old oilman and trap shooter won the 62nd Grand American Handicap with 99 of 109 targets after a day of near perfect play. With six others tying for second and a field of 2353 competitors the event crowned Barringer king of the scattergunners.
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Ohio
UPI
Steve
Barringer
Kan
Rao
Theiang
Nomi
David Bertet
Wapakoneta
Onic
Bertet
Carmen Baker
West Alexandra
Staniey Carmichael
Katy
Dean Nog
Bruce Shoup
Daton
Howard Noakes
Milford Leroy Bergmann
Minster
Leroy Hohson
Chuck Cops Wins Narrow Northfield Race
Veteran racer Chuck Cops took a two dollar tour race at Northfield, finishing ahead of six rivals in a tight field.
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Cleveland
Chuck
Northfield
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Baseball statistics show leaders across leagues. Notable names include Cash for the Tigers and Cepeda for the Giants, with runs batted in and pitching marks highlighted. The report lists top players across American and National Leagues, including Robinson, Cepeda, and Mars in various categories.
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Faayer & Club
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Pet. Cash
Detroit
Ine
Ciemenic
Robinson
CIA
I Pinson
Maris
Yankees
Genthe
Orioles
Maniie
Cotarito
Tepers
Cash
Cigers
Cepeca
Giants
Mars
Jarone Braves
Clemente
Pirates
Time Is Taking M Squad Tell Time Is Taking M Squad Tell
Time is narrowing for Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle as they chase Babe Ruth’s 60 home runs. After a 3-0 loss to Kansas City, both sluggers failed to connect, with Maris at 50 homers in 127 games and Mantle at 46. A three day drought heightens the pressure as Ruth’s September 1927 pace looms as a stiff benchmark.
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Hansas City
UPI
Babe Ruth
New York Yankee
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Kansas City Athletics
Ruth
Maris
Mantie
Irish Can Look For A Reversal
Lorain St. Mary coach Chuck Muzic seeks a rebound after a 4 5 1 mark last season in the North Central Conference. The Irish return nine lettermen, led by senior backs Dick Zahn Jim Bucer and quarterback Joe McPhie, with depth across lines and strong size, speed, and potential in sophomores Petticord Mayher and Chavta. George Simonovich assists with football duties as the program rebuilds.
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Lorain
Chuck Muzic
Lorain St. Mary
Muzic
Irish
Dick Zahn
Jim Bucer
Joe McPhie
Jerry Konowal
Floyd Shinsky
Lee Kolezun
Mike Barnicle
John Krohe
Dale Sobotka
Muzio
Thas
Bob Andrezjewski
Kolczun
Jack Kershinski
Dan Petticord
Frank Kruda
St. Mary
Kershinski
Andrezjewski
Don Sislowski
Tom Callahan
Mark Glaser
Bill Kenski
Jare Kruda
Tony Yohman
Ken Pasachar
Bruce Minnich
Petticord
Gene Mayher
Bob Chavta
Tom Roar
Dick Ebinser
Tony Cerne
Tony Ganotzik
McPhie
Jack Linnane
Rudy Amato
Jerry Brenner
Sobotka
George Simonovich
Elyria bowling results show team standings and top individuals
A fragmented bowling results page lists teams such as Safe Tree Service Old Dutch and Peniston Heating with individual scores like 457 483 464 across matches. First place noted as Peniston beating 3-0 and high individual series remains unclear due to garbled text.
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Elyria Firenens
T.V
Safe Tree Service
Daytor Diamons
Elyria Spring
de Jon's
Walt Yourkritch
Peniston Heating
Benham Insurance
Roger Anderson
Sudra Curtis
Spicer
Five Elyrians Seek Berths In USGA Qualifier
Five Elyria golfers from Elyria Country Club advance to the sectional qualifier for the USGA Amateur Championship. A field of 36 players competes for three berths to the national event at Pebble Beach in October. Players and partners include Art Budnutt Dick Rau Paul Minnich Bob Horwedel Jim Callihan Ray Beatle Jeff Ball Bud Mallen Bill Peterson Lawrence Gordon Cauck Schmitt Bob Norton Leslie Lawrence.
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Elyria
Elyria Country Club
Pebble Beach
Calif
Elytians
Art Budnutt
Dick Rau
Chagrin Valley
Paul Minnich
Bob Horwedel
Lakewood
Elyria Diamond Docket Slow Pitch Tournament Notes
Schedule fragment for Elyria diamond events lists Stan's Villa, West Recreation Field, and fields No 2. Matchups include Stan's Villa vs St Ry nn Lutheran, United Polish Club vs Angelina's Pizza, and Giant Tiger facing the UPC winner. times around 6:20 p m and 5 w p m with Wednesday events noted.
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Svee Pich
Stan's Villa
West Recreation
Mondak Cit -Tndustrial
Stanug Botars
Stry Nn Lutheran
United Polish Club
Angelina's Pizza-Gage
Giant Tiger
UPC
Stan's
Byron Wins $1000 B2 Pace at Scioto Downs in 26
Majo Byron owned by B H Davidson of Greenfield Indiana won the featured $1000 B2 pace at Scioto Downs Friday night. Don Mc Kirgan drove the horse to victory in 26 and paid $30, 56 90 and 1.60 to place, show, and win respectively.
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Colembus
UPI
Majo Byron
B.H. Davidson
Greenfield
Ind
Scioto Downs
Don McKirgan
Lady Links Finalists Meet Today in Tacoma
TACOMA Wash UPID Phyllis Preuss of Michigan and Ann Quast Decker of Mercer Island Washington reach the Women's National Amateur final stages. Decker defeated Gaines Wilson of Louisville 3 and 4 while Preuss edged Roberta Albers from Temple Terrace Florida 2 and 1 in earlier rounds.
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Tacoma
Wash
Phyllss Preuss
Ann Quast Decker
Decker
Mercer Island
Gaines Wilson
Louisville
Miss Preuss
Gregor T Mich
Roberta Albers
Temple Terrace
Fla
Mrs. Webber Wins Spring Valley GCWGA Title
Roy Webber of Aurora fired a lifetime low gross 84 at Spring Valley Country Club to claim the Greater Cleveland Women's Golf Association title with a 68 net. Runner up was Mrs John Clepen of the host club with 52-11 net. About 12 clubs represented in the field.
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Roy Webber
Aurora I
Spring Valley Country Club
Greater Cleveland
JA. John Clepen
Cin
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