Wright Seeks Fifth Straight Victory At Babe Zaharias Open
Mickey Wright fired a 69 for a 249 total to win the Babe Zaharias Women's Open at Beaumont earning 1250 dollars and matching her own four straight tournament wins record. Clifford Ann Creed took second with 214 and Judy Kimball finished third with 211. Wright heads to Chattanooga for her final chance to extend the streak before a telecast date in Lisbon with Brigitte Vavansot.
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Final round looms as 55,000 500 Festival tourney tightens
Five veteran pros chase first prize money in the final round of the 55,000 500 Festival golf tourney in Indianapolis. Don Finstervald Tequesta Fla and Julius Boros pace 54 holes at 13 under par 200, one stroke off Jim Ferrier at 201 with a course record 61. Fred Hawkins 202 and others at 203, while Marcus Kema and Duden also in contention.
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Nagy Eagled 12th at Oak Hills for 71 Career Low
Nagy toured Oak Hills over the weekend firing a career best 71 with front nine 36 and back 35 to take weekend low. He eagled the 12th hole with a wedge shot into the cup. Kozich shot 73, Duoami and Moon 74 in a fourball event.
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Oberlin finishes season atop league with 7 2 win over Rocky River
Oberlin jumped to a 3-0 third inning lead and coasted to a 7-2 Southwestern Conference baseball victory over Rocky River, securing Bay Village as undisputed champion. Fred Berg, in his final high school game, fanned 14 over seven innings, with a triple and three RBIs. Larry Donaldson added three RBIs on a double and two singles as Oberlin clinched the title and several seniors closed their prep careers.
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Penrod and Sam film series to seek new 11 12 year olds
Producer Richard Bernstein announces a search for boys aged 11 and 12 to star in Penrod and Sam. This marks Hollywood's fourth film adaptation of Booth Tarkington’s story, with earlier versions by First National in 1923 and a 1921 remake, and a 1937 Warner Bros. version.
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Hobin forms Mizpah Productions in New York
New York based producer Bill Hobin, known for Mitch Miller Sing Along, starts Mizpah Productions named after his boat, which draws its name from a biblical term. He explains the significance of the company name as part of his new venture in television production.
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Northfield horse entries big purse draws crowds and bets
First race trot at Northfield offers 600 dollars with entries Avalon Carol Star Lulu Laura Arlene Dixie Valisy and others. Second pace 800 dollars includes H G Counsel Ensign Pete Marcia Queen Wilson Abbe Eyre. Third pace 600 features Linda Master Romola Rhythm Mamie Jean Adifion Lib Carol Joy. Additional pacing and trotting fields listed with purses ranging 600 to 1200 dollars, including many named horses and drivers across nine heats.
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Court orders Norwood Home license status reviewed
Norwalk Common Pleas Court Judge Robert J. Vetter denied the writ of mandamus and recommended the Board of Health reconsider revoking the Norwood Christian Home food service license. The judge cited conditions including a competent supervisor and recent remodeling as reasons for possible restoration, despite 20 noted violations found by sanitarians. A temporary injunction remains in effect until the Board meets June 10 to decide.
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Lorenzen claims World 600 at Charlotte in fuel save
Fred Lorenzen nursed an out of gas Ford for three laps at Charlotte Motor Speedway to win the World 600 stock car race at 132.417 mph, earning $26,250. He baited Junior Johnson to lead before a tire blowout allowed Lorenzen to surge late, with Johnson finishing second. Rex White's Chevrolet took third, Weatherly fourth, Pearson fifth, Stacy sixth, and Panch seventh amid about 60,000 spectators.
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Hydrogen costs may be cut by new catalyst
In Louisville Kentucky UPI reports Chemetron Corp specialists say a new catalyst converts carbon monoxide so efficiently that costly purification stages can be eliminated. This could cut as much as one million dollars from the cost of large hydrogen plants with annual capacity of eight to nine billion cubic feet, reducing plant costs from about four million.
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What AA is Alcoholics Anonymous overview
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience strength and hope to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires only an honest desire to stop drinking and there are no dues or fees. It is not allied with any sect denomination political organization or institution and does not engage in controversy or endorse causes. Its primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety.
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600 Club lineup sparks old ballfield memories
A compact club record lists players including Jim Kehler 651, Ray Knight 674, Gib Y Henke 622, Ed Dudasik 618, Marty Krupar 607, Jim Jensen 605, and others, highlighting a historical scoreboard style roster.
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