Golf pros crumble under grind of tour life says Balding
Al Balding, a durable Canadian on the pro tour, argues golf’s grind tests body and mind as tendonitis, back pain, and fatigue plague stars like Palmer Nicklaus Snead and Casper. He notes the average pro plays about 35 tournaments yearly, with constant practice and travel pushing spine and tendon strain. Balding hints at teaching as a future path.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
UPN
al Balding
Canada
Balding
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Collins
Art Wall
Ken Venton
Jackie Burke
Sammy Snead
Arnold Palmer
Baldin
Palmer
Buick
Horton Samuth
Nicklaus
Collins
Wall
Venturi
Snead
Markland Wood
Toronto
Lakeland title hopes hinge on late Lakeland win over Wellington
In a tight Lakeland Conference baseball chase, New London edged Wellington 6 to 4 after an eighth inning rally. Amherst coach Art Thomas urged clarity as coaches debated whether the game counted for league standings and a potential championship.
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Wellington
New London
Lakeland
Lakeland Conference
Art Thomas
Amherst
Thomas
Comets
Dukes
Gil Shellhouse
Midview
Les Myers
Myers
Weington
Shellhouse
Chronicle-Telegram
Ridgeville
Huron
Bill Damron
Wildcats
de- Galve
MacArthur mediates NCAA AAU open track dispute
Gen Douglas MacArthur again mediates in the NCAA and AAU battle over open track meets. ECAC warns member colleges not to enter AAU sanctioned meets without USTFF sanction while NYAC and Manhattan College withdraws. The issue centers on who sanctions open track and field events ahead of Olympic trials.
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New York
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
America
NCAA
AAU
Eastern College Athletic Conference
ECAC
New York A. C
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTTE
George Shiebler
Asa S. Bushnell
Bushnell
USAF
MacArthur
U.S
USTFF
Ray Lampp
New York University
Mem
Ber
NYAC
Lampp
Nyac Board of Governors
Manhattan College
Ken Norton
Kennedy
U. S
Japan
Patton Opens British Amateur Return with First Round Opponent
British Amateur favorite Patton draws James Pirie of Scotland as his opening foe while U S Walker Cup teammates Gardner and Smith also face first round matches. The day saw 9 Americans eliminated as others advanced to second round action on the famed course at St Andrews.
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Henry W. Thornberry
ST. Andrews
Scotland
UPI
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Morganton
N.C
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N.J
Charley Smith
Gastonia
U.S
Ronnie Slade
James Pirie
Gardner
Dick Smith
Smith
Marshall Douglas
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach
Calf
Labron Harris
Stillwater
Okla
ThistleDown Wednesday Entries Horse Races and Odds
Wednesday entries list at ThistleDown with morning and evening races across multiple stakes. Notable horses include Eyerton, Time Marches, Scrtable, Dootens Kate, War Market, My Note, Smack Dab, Henry G, Prince Marty, and Rog Chubby among many others across 4 to 9 eime lengths and purses from 1300 to 2500 dollars.
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Sipec
Andy
Peter O
Staniy
Wolf
Madden
Judy
Louise Ace
Fuss
Alcides
Tin Sword
Henry G
Dinn's Choice
Danlyar
Deaseon David
Prince Marty
Eer Denecht
M- Mantoo
Roman
Spark
Brook
Rawhey's Boy
East Liberty
Ale Roya
Women’s League to install Avon Lake officers
The Women’s League of the First Congregational Church of Avon Lake will install officers and group chairmen on June 11 at p.m. in the church. Elected president is Mrs. Peter Paul, vice president Mrs. Donald Turner, secretary Mrs. Douglas Hill, and treasurer Mrs. Warren Marsh. Mrs. William Farley will conduct the installation and devotional, leading a worship service “Voices.” Participants include Mrs. Al Tober, Mrs. Herbert Marquard, Mrs. E. A Huerner, Mrs. Donald Petrie, and Mrs. George Enger.
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Avon Lake
Women’s League of the
First Congregational Church of
Peter Paul
Donald Turner
Douglas Hill
Warren Marsh
William Farley
al Tober
Herbert Marquard
E. A Huerner
Donald Petrie
George Enger
Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
Baseball leaders listed by category with players from both leagues. Names include Malzone Wagner Causey Robinson Kaline Fox Charles Schilling Pepitone Boyer Alou Aaron Cepeda White Alou Moon Nichols Stewart Robinson plus headlines for top runs batted in and pitching records such as O'Dell Perranoski Stock Fischer Bouton Pappas Rakow.
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G. AB. R
Simmons
Cards
McBean
Pirates
Woodeshick
Colts
Stock
Oroles
Fischer
Athietiog
Bouton
Yanks
Pappas
Rides
Rakow
Athletics
Yankees Mets Clash Rescheduled for June 20 Night
The New York Yankees and the New York Mets will play a rain postponed charity exhibition on June 20 with a day game at 1 30 p m followed by a night showdown. The Mets sought permission from the St Louis Cardinals to avoid a June 20 conflict.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Yankees
Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
St Louis
Erie County May Taxes Totaled 150,932 Reveals Treasurer
Erie County taxes collected in May totaled 150,932 with general personal property taxes 126,534 and classified personal property taxes 39,245 announced by Treasurer Virginia Grathwel on Monday.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Virginia Grathwel
TV mayor Paul Maxey dies after stroke
Pasadena California native Paul Maxey a veteran character actor who appeared in more than 170 films died yesterday after suffering a stroke at his home. The Wheaton Illinois born actor played the mayor in the People’s Choice TV series and was 53.
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Pasadiena
Calif
UPI
Paul Maxey
Maxey
Wheaton
Ill
People's Choice
Club to hear of youth problem program at Kiwanis dinner
Avon Lake Charles Me ride will present a program titled Hough Ave Juvenile Problem to Avon Lake Kiwanis Club at the dinner meeting starting 6 30 p m Thursday. Program chairman Joseph M Boehm outlined June plans with Nickel Plate Road Night June 14 Avon Lake Mystery Night June 20 and six month reports June 27. Kiwanis leaders Roger King and others will attend the inter club session at St Thomas Ontario on June 24.
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Avon Lake
Charles Meride
Hough Ave
Kiwanis Club
Joseph M. Boehm
T. Q. Broker
Kiwanis
Roger King
William Whlausmeyer
R. M. Arnold
James Allen
David Parry
Keller Lewis
Edmund Green
St. Thomas
Ontario
Prize winning Red writer Nazym Hikmet dies in Moscow
MOSCOW UPI Nazar Hur Hikmet, 61, author and winner of the Soviet peace prize, died Monday from a heart ailment Tass reported. Hikmet, born in Turkey, became a Soviet citizen last year.
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Moscow
UPI
Nazym Hikmet
Tass
Hikmet
Turkey
Ridgeville council debates dog laws and wardens
North Ridgeville officials review a majority committee report on dog ordinances. The panel endorses county dog warden cooperation, cites rising dog pickups, and estimates a city dog warden would cost 1500 to 3000 yearly. A minority view will be published after review.
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Ridgeville Council
North Ridgeville
T. E. Finegan
City Co
Finegan
Fnances Ag
Safety Service
L. L. Laufman
Sonable
Loufman
Markham
Lear-Nagel Rd
Insurance nine ties as Kiwanis and Schlather trade runs
In Elyria Hot Stove League action Kiwanis Club tied Schlather Insurance 10-10 after a late surge by Schlather. Hess and Hess Pharmacies defeated Better Line 9-4 in Class F with key hits by Beidelman and Stanko. Lowrey struck out nine for Kiwanis, while Mann and Whitmore contributed for Schlather.
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Schlather Insurance
Kiwanis Club
Elyria
Hess and
Hess Pharmacies
John Glover
Kiwanis
Dave Sowers
Jack Snyder
John Lauffer
Terry Lowrey
Jack Beidelman
Hess
Tim Stanko
Bennett
Tharp
Belter
Bishop
R. H. x. Schlather
Mann
Stevenson
Whitmore
Cody
Lauffer
Glover
Snyder
Appliance, Alloys Winners Clinch Close Little League Upsets
Stewart Appliance and Electro Alloys earned tight victories in Little League North action. Stewart beat Ware Veading 3-1 behind Tom Schue's five win, nine strikeouts, no walks, and Gary Reichenbach driving in two. Electro Alloys rallied from a 7-2 deficit to edge Aid Finance as Joe Gleason fanned 15 in the win.
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Stewart Appliance
Electro Alloys
Stewart
Ware Veading
Alloys
Aid Finance
Gary Reichenbach
Tom Schue
Pat Mullholland
Ware
Aid
Joe Gleason
Bridge players in US exceed 40 million with 4000 clubs
In New York a UPI report notes about 40 million Americans play bridge and the nation has around 4,000 clubs affiliated with the American Contract Bridge League.
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New York
UPI
United States
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