Bourne targets 75 to survive US Open second round
Bob Bourne, seeking to survive the US Open cut at Hazeltine, said he must shoot about six strokes better than his 81 yesterday. He estimated the 156 to 158 cutoff and noted wind gusts up to 40 mph and rain earlier in the week affected scoring. Bourne highlighted the tough last five holes and the need to chip and putt well, with tee time today at 9:38 am alongside George Johnson and Jim Mooney.
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Bourne Edges Hazeltine Torched By Rough Open Conditions
Bob Bourne, an amateur from Oner- Im, carded an 81 in round one of the US Open at Hazeltine National Golf Course in Chaska Minnesota. He said the course played tough as greens dried by a 40 mph wind and that long, accurate iron shots totaling over 200 yards were essential. Bourne noted his nerves were lower than expected thanks to facing many tour veterans in prior events. He finished with nine pars and nine bogeys, with his best shot landing five feet from the pin on hole No 5 after which the ball bounced behind the green. Two of the field’s hardest holes were Nos 16 and 17, both yielding double bogeys for many players.
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Indians Rally Past Senators as Horton Delivers Ninth Homer
Cleveland first baseman Tony Horton snapped a homer drought with his ninth of the season, belting Dick Such’s first pitch in the eighth to break a 3-3 tie and lift the Indians to a 6-3 win over Washington. Fosse and Nettles also homered, and strong defense fueled Cleveland’s five game win streak as they prepare to host Detroit with Sam McDowell to pitch.
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Elyria Boys Basketball Camp Opens at Recreation Center
Elyria offers a six week camp for boys ages 9 to 15 at the Recreation Center on Prospect. Elyria High and Elyria Catholic coaches Bob Hersman and Bob Gunta will instruct on Monday Wednesday Friday mornings with a $250 registration fee. Sessions split by age group 9-12 from 9 to 10:30 and 13-15 from 10:30 to noon. Camp approved by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
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Junior girls state champs in Columbus bowing meet
Georgia Galion led Midway Oh Boys to the Girls AAA Junior Bowling Championships with a 446 series. The team posted 2050 actual and 2662 with handicaps on games of 707 693 and 645. Runners included Mary Beth Sinegar Judy Campbell Stephanie Bungard and Barbara Bungard. High scores were 165 by Galion and 163 by Campbell. Fantastics of Oberlin entered Class AA boys but did not place.
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Jacklin Surges to Lead in Windy US Open Round
England's Tony Jacklin shot a one-under 71 at Hazeltine to take the early lead as 40 mph winds battered the course. He matched his home-weather adjustment with a bold front-nine burst and notable recoveries, while stars like Nicklaus and Palmer struggled in the gusting wind.
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Doyt Perry resigns as B G Athletic Director
Former Bowling Green State University president praised Doyt Perry as the finest addition to the administration. Perry, a famed coach turned athletic director, led BG football to multiple MAC titles, posted a 77-105 record, and resigned to retire in Florida after a decade guiding the Falcons.
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Elyria Legion Placed Fourth With 3 2 League Record
Elyria Post No 12 Legion sits fourth in the Northern One Legion League with a 3-2 mark while Ashland is 0-0. Mansfield leads at 2-0 and Tiffin 3-1. Elyria beat Galion 5-2 and Fremont 12-4 in league action, but lost the second game of a doubleheader to Fremont 11-7. Ashland beat Galion 14-11 and Fremont 6-5 in 14 innings. a second game was postponed. Tiffin beat Wadsworth 8-? to close the week.
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