Nicklaus Leads PGA With Two-Stroke Edge at 36-Holes
Jack Nicklaus sits two strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer at the PGA Championship after 36 holes at PGA National. Nicklaus posted 69 and 69 to reach 138 while Miller Barber was two back with 140 after a 68. Palmer shot 71 to sit 1 under, acknowledging he needs better tee to green play and putting to contend.
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Jack Nicklaus
PGA
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Miller Barber
Sherman
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Black Hawks trade Mohns CafFery for Danny O'Shela
Chicago Black Hawks swap Doug Mohns and Terry Caffery to Minnesota for center Danny O'Shela. The deal shapes the North Stars' forward depth as teams shuffle NHL talent on a Tuesday.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Black Hawks
Doug Mohns
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Minnesota North Stars
Danny O’shela
New London Looses to Sandusky St Marys in Tourney
New London fell 61-30 to Sandusky St Marys in a Class A tournament semifinal as Bellevue awaited them after Old Fort defeated Danbury Lakeside 70-46. The Panthers struggled all night shooting 10 of 45 and scoring just 14 in the first half amid 37 turnovers. New London closes 1970-71 with a 3-16 record, its best win total since 1967.
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Norwalk
New London
Sandusky St. Mary's
Panthers
Bellevue
Old Fort
Danbury Lakeside
Wildcats
Gentile A C boxers reach Northeastern Golden Gloves finals
Calvin Brown and Larry Bowen of Gentile Athletic Club Elyria advanced to Friday's finals at the UAW Hall in the Northeastern Golden Gloves championships. Brown, at 175 pounds, defeated Paul White of Firestone Athletic Club by unanimous decision. Bowen, a 112-pounder, earned his spot with a win on Friday night.
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Calvin Brown
Larry Bowen
UAW
Gentile Athletic Club
Elyria
Brown
Paul White
Firestone Athletic Club
Bowen
Cleveland
Louis Soto
Gentile
Ray Robinson
Tony Hooks
Youngstown
Jim Bowser
Jim Rooney
Marvin Robinson
Rocky Webster
Gerald McGee
Lorain
Bobby Wright
Napoleon Camel
Gentile A.C
Sam Kelly
Kelly
Camel
Highland takes early lead in that sectional wrestling meet
Highland piled up 28 points led by defending state champion Don Tomko at the Class A A A sectional in Olmsted Falls. Tomko pinned Buckeye’s Paul Snyder and Wellington’s Carl Kolb to push the Scots ahead. Oberlin and Columbia loom as top challengers as the tourney winds toward Nordonia District slots for the top four in each class.
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Highland
Don Tomko
Tomko
Paul Snyder
Buckeye
Carl Kolb
Wellington
Oberlin
Columbia
Nordonia
MECE Scores From UN Press Interna West Library and Games
A compact report lists MECE scores for multiple teams and players from a range of colleges and universities. Notable entries include Georgia Tech 99, Dartmouth 99, Stanford 97, Brigham Young 95, Calby 73, MIT 68, and Oregon 72. The text also details Ohio Conference Tournament results with first round scores such as Hiram 76 over Heidelberg 66 and Denison 98 over Marietta 82.
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Penn
Brown
Elon
Catawba
Frnkin & Mishil
Jumata
Georgia Tech
Tampa
Oberlin
Kenyon
Oakind
Ferris St
Dartmouth
Cornell
Harvard
Columbia
Wake Fest
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Shaw
Eliz City
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Mercer
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Calby
MIT
Brigham Young
Ariz
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Queens
Hunter
Ohio
Hiram
Heidelberg
Kenyan
Denison
Marietta
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Capital
Muskingum
Boyd tops local women high score of 548 at Center Ridge
Betty Boyd led Friday action with 548 in the Early Birds League at Center Ridge. Bette Worcester 528 and Rosalie West 507 followed in UPC Auxiliary at Stoney's. Mary Feeley posted 523 in Friday Nite Hix at Center Ridge, with Jinny Cox 512 and Edna Hamer 502 in the Elks League. Audrey Morris rolled 210 and Jean Cawley 207 in yesterday’s play.
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Betty Boyd
Center Ridge
Bette Worcester
Rosalie West
UPC
Stoney’s
Mary Feeley
Jinny Cox
Edna Hamer
Audrey Morris
Jean Cawley
Betty Boyd Bette Worcester
Edna Humer
Bowling League Scores and Top Performers Across Departments
Department 30 defeated Dept 598 423-9 in a 3-1 series. Grinding 22-101 beat Motors 17-15. Purchasing 10-22 topped Engineering 5-17. Flas Its 113-19 defeated Teal Room 112-20. Top series: Bull Wissinger Plastics 576. Ed Staron Engineering 361. Henry Miller Dept 598 520. High games: Wissinger 225, Miller 223, Staron 202. Several matches and top scorers listed for divisions including Georges Place, J R Dall, Nelson Trucking, Seymore’s Hauling, Bodiford & Sons, and Carter No 1/No 2 with various scores and high singles.
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Norman Moore
Georges Place
James Marsh
Scott Coast
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Ohio Screw
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Resar Florist
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Vepas
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Bill Kretchman
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Paul Armstrong
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Karl Garrard
Burl Leavell
Ray Sunoco
McAlpin Sale’s
Roland Hendrix
Cascade Plating
Grafton Lanes
Kimect Bartlett TV
Bills Auto Body
Miller Bulder's
Lawbenthal Milk
Schild 1Ga
CP Gilgenbach
Hagnani & Son
Larry Overy
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Dean Boone
Cascade
Larry Deimling
Lester Reynolds
Paul Mueller
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Norm Rahrig Realtor
Rorick Insurance
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Sam's Ramble Inn
Greystone Barber Shop
Ohio Vending
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Ed Tal
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Dolly Davis
Sol Gayle Traxler
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Evelynn Zakai Bowler of the Week at Elyria area meets
Evelynn Zakai posted games of 201 238 and 200 to total 639 for a second best by a woman kegler this season earning the Chronicle Telegram Bowler of the Week honor for the period ending Monday. Also noted were Dally Davis 601 Mitt, Gayle Traxler 255 and high series by Bill Fortin 671 with Jack Traxler the high game.
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Kegler
Chronicle-Telegram
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Elyria Area
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Bill Fortin
Jack Traxler
Schwendeman and Bracho Named All-Southwestern
Avon Lake’s Lynn Schwendeman and North Olmsted’s Rusty Bracho earned spots on the 10-player All-Southwestern Conference basketball team after a coaches vote. Bracho led the league in scoring at 20.3 per game. Schwendeman averaged 17.9 in league play. Honorable Mention went to Dennis Wakefield and Tim Schwirtz of Avon Lake.
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North Olmsted
Rusty Bracho
Bracho
Schwendeman
Dennis Wakefield
Tim Schwirtz
Fluker Posts 635 Set As Bowling Leaders Rise
Fluker fires 635 in Center Ridge Mixed Classic with 220 222 193. Reynolds 187 186 231 and Deimling 235 200 168 post 605 and 603. Johns 199 215 200 and Smith 210 213 188 reach 614. Mill 610 234 and Ives 221 175 224 post notable scores. High games include Russ 256 and Huddelston 253.
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Ray Fluker
Fluker
Center Ridge
Lester Reynolds
Larry Deimling
Grafton
Bill Johns
Joe Smith
Mansfield Senior Tops Mansfield Madison In sectional clash
Mansfield Senior defeated Mansfield Madison 81-67 in the Class AAA Sectional at Ashland to halt Buckeye Conference prestige slide. Henry Harris scored 19 for the Tygers while Jim Barnett did not play. Elsewhere Sandusky fell 51-49 to Mansfield Malabar as Scott May posted 18. Mansfield and Malabar meet Friday for Bowling Green District shot.
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Ashland
Henry Harris
Tygers
Jim Barnett
Sandusky
Mansfield Malabar
Scott May
Malabar
Bowling Green
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