Cleveland area golfers seek U S Open spots on Ohio fronts
Qualifiers for the U S Open gathered in two Ohio venues as Gay Brewer led Cincinnati with 67 66 138 while Don Fairfield topped the Northern Ohio field at 136 over Aurora and Chagrin Valley courses. Only two area entrants advanced from the local group among 128 and 142 players, with many pros chasing the Rubber City Open prize pool.
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Ed Preisler
Shute
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Pat Schwab
Dayton
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
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Dow
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Athens
Hiroshima Carps Draw Global Fame From One Town Beating Hearts
Hiroshima is described as the globe’s top baseball town where the Carp, Central League entry, enjoy vast local support including volunteers mending uniforms. Tsukao Yoshimoto notes fans feel part of the team, with financial rescues twice saving the club and a growing number of female supporters visiting games alongside wives coping with losses.
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Plocher Insurance and Beiter Line Win In Little League
Truckers Insurance share first place in Little League North A Minor at East Kiwanis Field as Plocher defeats Dr Pepper 7-3 and Beiter Line dominates Stewart Radio TV. Key hits by Tom Opel Mark Stratton Dick Borchers for Plocher. Kenny Dahl tallies two hits for Beiter. Standings show Plocher 31 Beiter 1 Stewart 22 Dr Pepper 04.
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Stewart
Rain Rain Hurts Stock Races At Ashland Fairgrounds
Rain suspended stock car racing at the Ashland Fairgrounds dampens hopes for better luck on Saturday after last week’s washout. Norwalk’s George Friend leads with five wins, while Fran Sheppard and Zoltan Zoltan from the Elyria Lorain area show strong results. Time trials begin at 7 45 EDT with racing at 9.
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Ashland
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Cincinnati Golfer Tops Open Qualifiers in New York
Samuel Snead of White Sulphur Springs led the U S Open qualifiers at White Plains with a 33 under par 133 while Gay Brewer claimed national scoring honors in Cincinnati. Snead, a 45 year old veteran, seeks the elusive Open crown as 142 players qualified alongside 19 exempt competitors led by Cary Middlecoff.
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Lloyd Mangrum
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Bo Wininger
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Sam Park Jr
Shelley Mayfield
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Reds Win Bloody Battle With Ippolito At St Nicholas Arena
Stefan Red, unbeaten German welterweight, secured his 15th straight victory by a split decision over Frank Ippolito after a bloody 10 round fight at St Nicholas Arena. Red will be inducted into the U S Army at Fort Dix on Sunday and will undergo a physical Monday with six stitches in his right brow. Ippolito bloodied and bleeding from the nose and Red’s brow, Red slipped twice on the canvas but still claimed the win.
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U.S
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Ippolito
St. Nicholas Arena
Horse Racing and Yankees Play-By-Play News Brief
Race of the Day from ThistleDown WEOL and WDOK at 5 05. Yankees at Cleveland WEOL and WERE at 3. Stefan, who weighed 145 pounds to Ippolito’s 240, came to the United States in February 1956 and lives in Passaic New Jersey as a National Guard member. He will be in the Army six months, though in reserve 50 years after discharge. Topolito’s left jabs and hooks draw referee Al Bert’s six lines while judges Castallano and Barnes favor Redi for body and head blows. Ippolito nearly folded after a right to the body in the eighth.
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Motors Remain Unbeaten in Little League East
Elyria Motors stayed undefeated at Lexington Ave Field as Doug Dangerfield pitched a two hit ball in a 2-1 win over Knights of Columbus. Hilltoppers edged Elyria Dairies 34, with Tom Owers tossing a two hitter. Dangerfield had one of five team hits, struck out 13, and walked none. Bill Gerhardinger.
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Dick Nielsen Homer Helps Elyria Motors Win
Dick Nielsen belted a homer for Elyria Motors while teammate Bill Piper doubled. Rick Spinks starred on both sides, making two hits and key plays in the field as Davies-Hiltoppers edged ahead. Dellisanti doubled and tripled for the winners, with Spinks turning a double play.
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Jim Chorak
Dellisanti
Surdock Re-Elected President in Elyria Bowling Group
Jane Surdock was re elected president of the Elyria Women s Bowling Association at the annual meeting held at Stoney s Rainbow Lanes. Elsie Westlake was chosen vice president Joyce Gildenmeister was re elected secretary Mary Meyers treasurer Claire Henke sergeant at arms and Millie Back publicity chairman. All secretaries of leagues in the association must submit final averages to Gildenmeister Box 244 North Ridgeville.
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Elyria Women’s Bowling Association
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Elsie Westlake
Joyce Gildenmeister
Mary Meyers
Claire Henke
Millie Back
Gildenmeister
Box 244
North Ridgeville
All-Star Game Ballot Mail to Elyria Chronicle Desk
Ballots must be received before midnight Wednesday June 25 by the Chronicle Telegram sports desk in Elyria. The notice urges readers to submit selections for the all star game to be held later.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Baseball Results From United Press National and American Leagues
National League Brooklyn tied Philadelphia 49 032. Hodges and Cimoli homered. New York beat Pittsburgh 9 7 8. King credited with win. American League no games. American Association Minneapolis 5 Wichita 2. Indianapolis 9 St Paul 1. Charleston 2 Denver 1 in 13. Louisville 5 Omaha 4 in 16. International League Richmond 5 Toronto 1. Columbus 3 Montreal 2. New Orleans Williams outpoints Charley Cotton. Toledo Obto.
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