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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1958

Page

3

Columbus Boy Wins JC Golf

Young Columbus golfer Bob Carson, 16, won medalist honors in the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament at Sunningdale CC with 139 over 36 holes. Teo Campedro took runner up at 140, Bob Zimmerman third with 145, and a four-way tie for fourth forced an 18-hole playoff to decide Ohio’s fourth national entrant.

Toledo, C UPI Bob Carson Columbus Ohio Teo_Campedro Warren Bob Zimmerman Dayton Grant Kloppman Cleveland Tim Reese Kent Skip Willie Granville Carson Jackie Nicklaus Nicklaus University Course Elyria Jim Jones Bob Perkins Jones Perkins Stan Lutz Jr Lorain

West Gains II District Finals Big First Inning

West All-stars reach District Six finals at Lappin Field with a 6 1 victory over Elyria East. Five runs in the first inning and three more in the fifth keyed the rally as pitcher Jim Scarbrough allowed seven East hits and one run. East starter Bob Pribanic exited early, Bruce Dean relieved, and West players Doug Page Jeff Clark Larry McHale Jack Flowers Bill Piper and Dennis Mileti contributed key moments. Piper had two hits for East. Meyers doubled for West and Scarbrough struck out seven with two walks.

Elyria Little League West Lappin Field Elyria East Lexington Ave West Jim Scarbrough Tom Stremple Doug Page Jay Meyers Stremple Jeff Clark Bob Pribanic Bruce Dean Jack Flowers Page Scarbrough Meyers Thron Larry McHale Bob Pick Sam Mullins Ken Christengen Bill Piper Dennis Mileti East Piper Jim Chorak Dean Queen Flowers Privanic Aida Searbrough Bed Argol Dro Marx Jos J Direel Wings Pribanic Clark Little Emperor Cheyenne Chir Prbantr Ming Futurity Temonis Dream Justaint Otter Entrins Demolou Mac Dixon Clave C. Raon Hrightatde Symbol Yoollon Willine Way Merrie Margie Selka Hanover Yallie’s Guy Chreey Adam Dagedale Alen Larry Jester Mighty Direct

Browns Eye New Prospect For 1958 Browns Season

Cleveland Browns begin train camp with a potential top passing prospect Bob Reinhardt, 6 foot 3, 200 pounds, a 1956 draftee from San Jose College who played semi pro ball in California. 63-man roster reports. several rookies and several vets to be late. Absent are Ninowski Hickerson Mitchell Shofner Gibbons and Bobby Mitchell. Lew Carpenter in service. Amstutz unavailable. Browns sign two local free agents John Moore and Sandy Sacks.

Hiram, C UPL Cleveland Browns Bob Reinhardt Reinhardt California Browns San Jose College Evanston Detroit Lions Jim Ninowski Gene Hickerson Chuck Mitchell Jim Shofner Jim Gibbons Bobby Mitchell

How They Stand How They Stand Giants Lead Out To Half Game

The Braves barometer shows Aaron on the rise with two runs scored on Bob Nieman’s double. Hal Woodeshick earned the win in the second game as Vic LaPaticio’s error looms. Milwaukee Braves falter. John Romanosky fanned Hank Aaron as Cleveland and Washington split, momentum shifting with Henry Aaron’s hot hitting and a 2-1 Braves win fueled by Crandall’s sac fly and Hyde’s relief for the decision.

Bob Nieman Hal Woodeshick Luis Apaticio Vic Milwaukee Lawn Power Earl Averill Milwaukee Braves Jim Marshall Daliong John Romanosky Romater Hank Aaron Jack Harshman Raycause Rocky Colavito Boone Cleveland Henry Washington Norm Zauchin Ken Aspro Monte Fred Haney Sidians Senators Braves Aaron St. Louis Cardinals Eddie Mathews del Crandall

Braves Rally Lifts Hope In TightNL Title Chase

Aaron and rookie Carlton Willey fueled a Braves rally as hit duo aided by a strong pitching effort, narrowing the gap to within a half game of the league leading Giants. Yankees widen AL lead with a 13-3 win over Detroit as Turley notches 15th victory. Zernial and Lopez homer for a 4-3 Boston win.

Aaron Braves Carlton Willey San Francisco Giants Yankees Giants Phillies Dodgers Pirates Cubs Redlegs Detroit Tigers Bob Turley Yanks Paul Foytack Norm Sieburn Gil McDougald Hank Bauer Jerry Lumpe Yogi Berra Gus Zernial Detroit Hector Lopez Kansas City Handy-Andy Boston Tom Brewer Harry Simpson Lopez Tom Gorman Jackie Jensen Red Sox Pete Runnels Pierce Turk Lown Baltimore Chicago Billy Pierce Orioles

Shortcuts and Goofers Triumph in Ponytail League Event

Shortcuts swept Race No. 1 with Claus B and ADO Fleppers scoring key hits as Goofers staked a win behind strong batting from Sharon McAllister Jan Brown and Nancy Elbert. Donna Roig doubled and tripled for the Flappers, while Linda Moran led the Goofers with a homer and multiple hits. Barb Jackson sparked the Whifferetts with four singles as the race featured solid hitting and pitching throughout.

Dee Claus B Ado Fleppers Goofers Bangwil Anna Whifferetts Maplewood Site Tn Adel Scott Linelt Tose Vostardau Sharon McAllister Jan Brown Nancy Elbert Marge Wirscham Donna Roig Flappers Mary Allgood Ginger Bailaski Linda Moran Barb Jackson

Rippel Meyer Recalled Hurting Atlanta Pennant Hopes

Atlanta’s Southern Association pennant bid suffered a setback as pitcher Ray Rippel Meyer, who posted an 11-8 record for the Crackers, was recalled by Wichita of the American Association on Tuesday.

Atlanta UWPL Ray Rippelmeyer Wichita American Association Rippelmeyer Crackers

Think Before You Diet in August Reader's Digest

An article urges readers to examine why they overeat rather than simply dieting. It notes some people are labeled better off overweight by doctors and promotes the August issue featuring 35 informative pieces. Get August Reader's Digest at newsstands.

Reader's Digest Reader

Lions Sign Three In Strong Signing Spree

Detroit Lions announce signings of top ground gainers John Henry Johnson and Jim Doran and defensive expert Jack Christiansen. unsigned are defensive captain Joe Schmidt and halfbacks Jim David and Gene Gedman.

Detroit UPI Detroit Lions John Henry Johnson Jim Doran Jack Christiansen Sts Joe Schmidt Jim David Gene Gedman

How They Did NATIONAL LARGE Tat ta

Partial OCR text shows sports scores and game notes with players like Hat and Crandall. Mentions Milwaukee Philadelphia Los Angeles Pittsburgh and a pending gate or schedule issue. Unable to extract full facts due to corrupted source.

Two Ohio Prep Stars Chosen For All-Star Game

West Virginia and Ohio select three players each for the annual All-Star football game set for Aug 9 in Wheeling. Ohio picks end Ted Midkiff and two others from Buckeye squads. West Virginia names Monard and Torreit-5 and two more for the Montaineer team.

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