Red Auerbach stays with Celtics after Boston plea
In Boston, Red Auerbach signs a multi year contract to remain as general manager and president of the Celtics. He credits 28 years in town and strong appeals from fans players and a pilot for staying. He plans to rebuild the team’s image after a 32 50 season and work with new owner John Y Brown on player acquisitions and defense.
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Kohlmyer’s Walks Power Big League Victory
Kohlmyer erupted for three runs in the eighth inning on one hit to beat Kiwanis 6-3 in Big League action at North Park. Ken Huge opened the rally with a two out single, and Mike Gregor walked three, while Steve Bishop another, forcing in all three runs. Ed Henderson, Jay Rambach and Kim Brown had two hits each for Kohlmyer, who totaled 10 hits. Gregor had three hits for Kiwanis, with Jeff Chandler and Herb Ross adding two apiece.
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Ohio Amateur Golf Champ John Cook Wins with 17 Pars
John Cook, 21, of Upper Arlington, won the Ohio Amateur at Columbus Country Club by stringing 17 straight pars after a bogey on the first hole. He finished 291, four strokes ahead of defending champ Gary Trivisonno, with Boots Widener fifth and Glenn Apple tied for sixth. Cook also claimed the Governor’s Cup as the youngest winner.
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Webber Aces Par Three At Cherry Ridge
Nick Webber aced the 130 yard par three at Cherry Ridge with a seven iron on Friday. Witnesses Joe Parritt and Bill Moore saw the hole in one.
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Comisar Captures First Women’s Amateur Crown At Brookside
Joan Comisar of Kenwood CC Cincinnati won her first Women’s Ohio State Golf Association title defeating Brookside CC’s Betty Peppard 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final. Comisar, 22, used a strong afternoon round with 12 holes reached in two under par and just two bad shots. Peppard, defending finalist, finished second after earlier rounds with mixed results amid hometown fans.
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