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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
11
The piece urges young athletes to balance summer downtime with structured training. It notes many teens free from school pursue casual baseball and fitness, while others face a risk of slipping into laziness. It advises moderation, consistent activity, and sport-specific drills to prepare for the next school year.
Laura Baugh tops the LPGA field at Tanglewood as her Miami-based caddy Scott Spradley manages distances and yardage. The pair discuss their near sibling dynamic, the tour's growing cadre of caddies, and the impact of big-money events like the Babe Zaharias Pro-Am on tour routines and earnings.
CHAGRIN FALLS AP A powerhouse field for the Babe Zaharias Invitational. Eighty pros and 12 amateurs compete at Tanglewood for 100000 in prize money led by Judy Rankin, aiming to break 100000 in a year. Notable entrants include Jan Stephenson, JoAnne Carner, Pat Bradley, Kathy Whitworth, Laura Baugh, and more. The event honors Babe Zaharias to benefit the American Cancer Society.
At Wimbledon opening day the defending champion Arthur Ashe edged Ferdi Taygan 7-5 6-4 7-5 while Jimmy Connors routed Antonio Zugarelli 6-1 6-3 6-2. Connors drew cheers and later Newcombe battled through an arm issue with a four-set win as seeds mostly advanced on grass.
Line scores show Montreal defeated Philadelphia with Moraley homering twice as Underwood earned the win for Montreal while Warthen took the loss. Houston beat Atlanta 9 to 1 despite Sosa and Correll's drives. San Francisco defeated San Diego as Freisleben and Kendall earned the wins in a high run game with Homerun by Grubb for San Diego.
Dairy Queen defeated Open Pantry 14 to 5 as Bill Schummer and Jack Bailey combined on a four hitter. Bailey had three hits, with Jeff Bailey, Schummer, Beaman and Houston contributing two apiece. W F W beat Messaros 11-4 behind two-home-run Ed Johnson and two-hit leaders Tom Haddix and D Valega. First Federal downed White Ready Mix 10-6 and Kiwanis beat Mills Creek Ww C in other action.
Rizzo made a hole in one on the 154 yard fourth hole at Elyria Country Club. He used a five iron. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. R Gardner and R Rizzo.
Edwin Moses, 20, Morehouse College, set a new American record in the 4 meter intermediate hurdles with 48.30 as Quentin Wheeler and Mike Shine clinched Olympic spots amid a day of upsets and standout early performances. Brenda Morehead, 19, Tennessee State, ran 11.08 in the 100 to near the world mark, while Rick Wohlhuter earned his Olympic berth with 1:44.78 in the 800.
Nancy Hayes rolled 555 to lead women's bowling in the Grafton Sweathogs League on Monday night. Ruth id posted 581 in the same standings, with Barb Whalen and Billie Hood also posting strong 400s and multiple 200s in the Mon night Ladies League. Jean Simmons, Whalen, Hood, and Paula Ward hit 200s in their loop, while Linda Evans and Judy Hausmann posted solid scores in another league.
Terry Norman pitched First National to a 9-0 win over Kiwanis Monday at North Park in Big League boys 16 to 18 action. He allowed one hit and benefited from Kiwanis nine errors and seven walks. In the other Big League game Monday, Garrett's Drywall defeated Schlather Insurance 5 to 0.
The article lists players and scores from a golf event, noting Bourne's tie and the hard work of the greens crew. It mentions Charlie Stock, Steve Head, Tom Fussaro, Charlie Sifford, and others with multiple score figures, plus an eagle by Ken Olic at Indian Hollow on a par five 530 yard hole witnessed by Judy Olic and Lois and Dave Craig.
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