Smith narrowly misses PGA bid in sudden death playoff
Joe Kotlarczyk won a sudden death playoff at Spring Valley Country Club to secure the lone PGA qualifying spot from the northern Ohio section. Charlie Smith, hampered by putting woes on slow greens, bogeyed the 18th in the second round and failed to advance after finishing tied at 143 with Kotlarczyk. Kotlarczyk led with 139 in medalist Biagetti’s 139, Keiser 141. Smith’s bid ends after Oakmont Open form.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Charlie Smith
Lady Luck
Smith
Joe Kotlarczyk
Fremont Country Club
Kotlarczyk
Fremonter
Leo Biagetti
Ashland Country Club
Oakmont
Herman Keiser
Barberton
Ohio
Newton Square
Elyman
PGA
Smitty
Spring Valley
Biagetti
Dick Neumann
Kirtland
Bourne leads Mid-Am Open qualifiers at Possum Run
Bob Bourne Oberlin High School golf star earned medalist honors with a 68 and led 64 players into first round match play at the Mid-American Junior Open at Possum Run Country Club. John Brandt, Notre Dame freshman, shot 71 to join Elyria Catholic duo in qualifying, while Jim Couch and Leo Biagetti also posted strong scores in a sprawling amateur event.
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Elyria Catholic
John Brandt
Notre Dame University
Havlicek Signs With Browns Sparks Multi Sport Talk
John Havlicek signs with the Cleveland Browns after a standout multi sport high school career finishing as an All-Ohio athlete in football, high school baseball and basketball. The draft pick may play flanker halfback or safety while never playing college football and draws comparisons to other three sport pros. Havlicek worked out under coach Paul Brown and plans summer sessions to adapt to gridiron life in Adena Ohio.
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Cleveland Browns
Honda
Havlicek
Browns
Hondo
Ray Renfro
Paul Brown
Brown
Clyde Conner
San Francisco
R C. Owens
Baltimore Colts
Pittsburgh
Big
Daddy Lipscomb
Indians
Yankees
Pirates
Phillies
Adena, C
Thern
Aaron belts 465-foot grand slam as Braves rout Mets 7 1
Aaron hits a 465-foot grand slam into left-center at the Polo Grounds lifting the Braves to a 7 1 victory over the Mets. He later notes his form may be returning after a .400 clip since Memorial Day. Koufax dominates Gibson as Dodgers beat Cardinals.
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Aaron
Braves
Mets
United Press International
Hank Aaron
New York
Polo Grounds
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Jay Hook
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Babe Ruth
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Luke Easter
Aren
Yankees
Allaround
Churchill Named to Brookside Football Staff
Churchill, an assistant coach at Clearview High and native of Lorain, was named to the Brookside High football staff at a Brookside board of education meeting last night. He is a Bowling Green State University graduate.
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Feed Churchill
Clearview High
Brookside High
Brookside Board of Education
Churchill
Lorain
Bowling Green State University
Lawsons win on Cannon's 1 hitter
Bruce Cannon pitched a one hitter as the Obderim Lawsons moved to six wins against one loss by defeating the North Eaton Indians at the Shopping Center. The rugged performance capped last season's jLarain County Class G Hot Stove League champs.
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Bruce Cannon
Obderim Lawsons
jLarain
Hot Stove
Eidgewlie
Laweens
North Eaton Indians
Schild's Grocers Meet United Polish Club for First Half Title
Schild's Grocers face United Polish Club in a pivotal first half finale of the Elyna Gro- Industral Softball League tonight. Bowl-0-Creme was eliminated after United Polish Club secured its sixth win in seven games, setting up a three-game close to the half. Dick Gobs hit a homer as Schild's tried to stay in the race, but Harris and Harris shaped a nine-strikeout effort in a 6-2 loss to Iromecally. The Grocers, with six Gage Corporation assists and no field errors, aim to force a playoff if they win. Roger Cole returned to the lineup after a head injury, powering Schild's with a home run and a double.
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United Polish Club
Elyna Gro- Industral
Creme
Schild's
Jack Jomesn
Schild’s Stayed In the Race Lastl Onlg
Astment
Harris
Tom Harris
Grocers
Gage Corporation
Lamar Mekntlon
Gage
Dick Gobs
Keith Dick
Crawford
Elyria Atlantic
Dale Birmingham
Jack Nutter
John Hines
Justin Hoover
Muns
Arantic
Denny Queen
Pop Souls
Monac Evans
Mick
Queen
Thurman
Ruch Plas
Innning
Das
Tom Jones
Lynn Scarbrough
Amd
Ne Br Inns
Jack Crowther
Crowther
Jack Ro Resists
Ngiel
Ja. Saidagi
Daxy
Elyria Triumphs 12-0 Over Clyde in Legion Baseball
Elyria pounded 12 hits and Berg struck out 12 as the Elyrians routed Clyde 12 to 0. Berg earned his fourth win against one loss in six innings, with no Clyde baserunners in the final three frames, while Dave Dicken and Nielsen led Elyria with two hits apiece and Dicken homered.
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CLYDE
Elyria
American Legion
Elyrians
Fred Berg
Doyle Fausey
Wayne Smith
Berg
Elvma
Dave Dicken
Dick Nielsen
Steve Perkins
Dicken
Nielssen
Perkins
Elrans
Nielsen
Hal Lawson
Larry Gould
Scott Kreichmar
Greg Yourne
Larm Sanford
Ehmans
Ron
Barrace Maror
Danny Daucheriy
Bucvrus
Mahi
Wadsworth
Eli Siadman
Ashland
Enya Recreation Field
Hale hurls one hitter in 4 0 win
Roger Hale pitched a one hit game as Milad Chevrolet defeated Bellamy's Cities Service 4 to 0 in a Little League West game. Workman singled in the third for the lone hit. Maurice Ross drove in three runs with a fifth inning single.
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Roger Hale
Milad Chevrolet
Bellamy
Cities Service
Hale
Roger Workman
Maurice Ross
Milad
Mike Webber
Ray Veard
VFW Post
Eagles
Veard
John Janosik
Tim Norton
Goudie
Amherst appoints Simonovich as new head basketball coach
George Simonovich, former Lorain St Mary High coach, was named Am herst head basketball coach on a one year limited contract at a special school board meeting. He will also assist Bill Havens in football. He previously coached Elyna Catholic High and played at Baldwin Wallace College.
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Amherst
George Simonovich
Lorain St. Mary High
Bill Havens
Elyna Catholic High
Merchants win in overtime in Eh- Tia Pony League
Lake Avenue Merchants rally from a late deficit to beat Hess and Hess Pharmacies 4 3 in ten innings. Bob Schober led with three hits and the winning pitcher, Jeff Heath, struck out 10 in a Pearl Harbor era scoreless relief. Jim Polen had four hits for Hess. Other league games featured Better Line defeating M and F 2 0, Rotary Club beating Hart Construction 5 2, and Western Insurance edging MAF 3 2.
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Lake Avenue Merchants
Extraames
Hess
Hess Pharmaces
Bob Comain
Echo Ransom
Bob Schober
Merchant
Relef
Jeff Heath
Jim Polen
Heath
Chuck Fackter
Lowell Wacker
Gree Coven
Coven
Jim Super
IM &F
Bob Whnte
Terry White
Bever Line
Independent Insurance
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Ming
Western
Sami Carpenter
Siriling
Darry Kos
Jerry
Nharby
Hart Construction
Rotary Cub
Joe McGhee Hi
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