Palmer Wins Western Open In Tight Two Stroke Margin
Arnold Palmer edges Sam Snead by two strokes to win the Western Open at Grand Rapids. Palmer posts a final round 69 after a 71 earlier, earning $5,000 and lifting 1961 career winnings to $50,585, trailing Gary Player's $53,970 on the tour. Snead finishes strong with a 66, while Doug Sanders settles for fifth and Johnny Pott and Billy Casper Jr. rise to third and fourth.
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Palmer
Sam Snead
Snead
Gary Player
South Africa
Doug Sanders
Johnny Pott
Billy Casper Jr
Casper
Elyria Netters Open Season With Loss to Lakewood
Elyria tennis opened with a 54 against Lakewood. Elyria won none of the girls and boys doubles in Inter-City league play. Dick Holliday and Nick Papas won in boys singles for Elyria. Lakewood swept several doubles and girls singles.
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Elyria
Lakewood
Cuyahoga Fairs
Wooster
Dick Holliday
Bob James F
Chuck Lewicki
Bill Brown
Nick Papas
Terry Irvin
Elyna
Dick Simons
Bob Zavasnik
Dick Fell
Bill Piper
al Kazimar
George Middlehcutt
Bill West
Roger Stevenson
Curt Hoppe
Gary Wilburn
Jackie Heathcoate
Carolyn Colwell
Connie McKay
Joan Palomaki
Gail Wasserman
Charmaine Purcell
Emily
Geiger
Martyn Seidel
Big Win Scored Woman Killed In Car Crash
In Cleveland UPD reports Willie Underwood of Cleveland, 52, and Andre Ruef faced traffic manslaughter charges after a Sunday crash that killed Miss McDaniel, 43, a passenger in a car driven by Balta. The winner earned $120,000. Ruef’s case led to charges of traffic offenses and a suspended license as witnesses described the auto hitting a utility pole at about 40 mph.
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Cleveland
Willie
Underwood
Paris
Andre Ruef
Balta
Tacille McDaniel
Rebels in Barcelona Garrison Rebel Against Venezuela
The Barcelona garrison in the northeast Venezuelan coast rose in rebellion as the government demanded immediate surrender. Vice Minister Carlos Andres Perez said the uprising occurred while the absent commander left the troops unsupervised.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Barcelona
Jae
Carlos Andres Perez
No More Water Vows From Milwaukee Yachtsman
Milwaukee dispatch reports yachtsman Iman Martin Johnson rescued after a capsized sailboat incident in Lake Michigan. He says he will avoid water after surviving World War II torpedo and mine events, noting three dunkings are enough and vowing to stay far from the Great Lakes.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Iman Martin Johnson
Lake Michigan
Atlantic
Johnson
Michigan
Great Lakes
Elyria United Soccer Club Wins to Tie for Second
Elyria United Soccer Club claimed a second place tie in the Cleveland Soccer League first division with an 8 2 victory over the Akron Germans at West Recreation Field. Joe Agardi led with four goals, Louie Major added two, Tom Spiross and Stan Rogers one each, as Elyria improved to three wins two losses and a draw. Their next game is in two weeks in the Ohio State tournament. A July 4 match in Lakewood features Israel versus Yugoslavia Red Stars, opening a nationwide tour to raise funds, with advance tickets $2 50 from manager Frank Balazs or Fay Co. and Harry's Men's Wear.
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Elyria
United Soccer Club
Akron Germans F
West Recreation Field
Elyvians
Akron
Joe Agardi
Louie Major
Tom Spiross
Stan Rogers
Lakewood
Israel
Yugoslavia Red Stars
Frank Balazs
Fay Co
Harry
Elyria softball schedule rundown with numerous league games
Multiple leagues list games at various fields and times including Little League West East North and South divisions. Notable matchups include Bellamy’s Service vs Micro market, Elyria Telephone vs Gage, Day’s Hardware against Empire Spring, and several Babe Ruth and Pony League contests across Lappin Field West Recreation Island and Ridge Plaza with start times from 5:15 to 7:45 p.m. plus legions and slow pitch events throughout the city.
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Little League West
Paytes
Bellaimy’s Service
Lappin Mid
Lions Club
City Industrial Softball
United Polish Glid
Gauge
West Rec
Teation
Bittner
DeCarlo
Elvita Telephone
Little League East-Crawford Ite Cream
Ohio Venda
Lexington Ave
Nehi Botting
Day's Hardware
Little Eagle North— Ware Vending
Lear Romeo
East Kiwants
Togsery Shop
Stewart Appliance
Little League South
Molders Union
Ridge Tool
Norban Field
ieAacom
Polish Club
Synchro-Curtis
Pony League
Fire Fighters
Rotary Club
West Recreation Field
Dicken Funeral Home
Best~er Line
Rec
Lorain County Bank
Wumot Printing
Harl Construction
Legion Eeenla
Wadsworth
Pier Stove
West Side Lumber
Elyria Telephone
Legion Cubs
Savings Deposit Bank
City Industrial
Eat Pigza
St John Lutheran
Stang Motors
Bittner-DeCar
Romeo
Husner Foundry
Et Little Lenate
Ohio
Venddag
Elyria Atlantic
Empire Spring
Crawford
Babe Ruth League
Flyria Businessmen
Schlather Insurance
Babe pRuth
North Ridgeville
Bueschers Hardware
Audy's Bowl
Fells School
Krebs Grocery
Dowagelle
Ridge Plaza
Spitzer Drug
Bess & Andy's
Sugar Ridge
SOUTH
Ridgeview Bowling Center
Nolders Union
NORTH
Lear-Romeo
East Kinaonny
Elect
Little League East
Flyda Atlantic
Nehi Bottling
Lesington Ave
City Industrial League
Gage
Elytia Telephone
St John
Nee
Angelina
Legion
Ashland
Elytia
Ely Stadium
Holy Name
Pell’s Sable
Gardner Hardware
Buescher
Micad
VFW
Lappin Pirld
B & Bi
Alarket
Bellamy'’s
Schlather Innsurance
Elyria Merchants
Baker Ruth Field
HOT Stove—Telephone Co
West Recreation
United
Polish Glub
Elvis Ho
Foden
Chub
Bluie Hardware
Norph Uadelphia
Dicken Funeral
Pittsburgh
Hart Construction
West
Bert_ Mahaffey
Sullivan
Caker
Belter Line
Ostrymple
Haddix
Francis
Smith
Leppert
Mahaffer Wilmot Printing
Lorain
Smith County Bank
Herrera
Chicago
Gardner Drag
Milwaukee
Donatelie
Haly
Win Cardwell
Schultz
Thacker der
Spsha
Willey
Torre
Sudro-Cur
Gerdwall
Laser
Spahin
Tls Va
Elyria
Babe Ruth
Hr—Herst
Altman
Thomas Pield
Detroit and Cleveland split tense AL doubleheader
Detroit wins the first game 6 12 in a 16 run outburst while Cleveland takes the second 1 0. Highlights include Hawkins Francona Cash Haline homers and a late rally by Detroit. The nightcap sees Bruce Aguirre Fischer and Brown drive in runs as Cleveland avoids a sweep.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Bunning
Fox
Rourke
Hawkins
Allen
Locke
Romano
Sunning
Power Hawkins
Francona
Cash
Haline
Bruce
Aguirre
Cis Fischer
Brown
Bell
Punk
Thomas
wWinner
Funk
Laser
Hr—Cash
New York
Minnesota
Stutford
Coatesse
Howard
Krauck
McDevitt
Lee
Battey
Stafford
Kralick
Hr—Cory
Killebrew
Bowling Results From Rudy's Summer Meet
Bowling results show Rudy's Summer event with high scores and placements. Individual leaders include George Scrivens with 542 and Karres-Slonecher with 1942-673 high marks, while series totals list Magic Individual George Stilven among top finishers.
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Rudy
Ridgeville Nine Top Firelands in Hot Stove League
Ridgeville's Rangers defeated Firelands' Falcons 5-1 in eight innings in a Lorain County Hot Stove League game. Tom Beckloff pitched all eight innings, walking four and fanning six.
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North Ridgeville
Ribeville
Rangers
Firelands’ Falcons
Tom Beckloff
Two Americans Win Wimbledon Bid In All England Field
Eighteen Americans started play at Wimbledon today as part of the all England championships. Chuck McKinley and Ron Holmberg stood as the only U S contenders with a real shot at the title. Australia’s Neale Fraser, Rod Laver, and Roy Emerson were viewed as the top contenders. McKinley, a 20 year old Davis Cupper from St. Ann Missouri, is the highest seeded American in the field.
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London
UPI
Chuck McKinley
Ron Holmberg
Neale Fraser
Fraser
Rod Laver
Roy Amerson
McKinley
St. Ann
Bowling Teams Tie For Shared Baseball Title
Elyria bowling centers Elyria Bowling Center and Tarry Lanes share first place after a 4-1 record in the first half of Sunday Softball Tansee. Dick Noll pitched well as Bernies defeated Bolero Club 42 and F.A.A. beat Bolero Chih 10-9. Jack Abbe led with 42 records while Danny’s defeated Restaurant 24 15 and Bermes Bolero.
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Elyria Bowlng Center
Tarry Lanes
Ted
Elyria
Dick Noll
Bernies
Bolero A Club
F.A.A
Bolero Chih
Bernies Restan 'Rica
Jack Abbe
Danny
Half dozen slow pitch teams win in Elyria league
Twelve teams played in Elyria Slow Pitch Bena League while six claimed victories. Durkee-10 led with Lisicky’ s cycle in six at bats, FAA won fifth straight by 98, Ohio Sanitary beat UPC 12 to 0, and Ridge Tool downed Plus Asphalt 16 to 5. Stan’s Villa topped Elyria’s CVO 4 to 1 as Horvath and Rowe led Stan’s with multi hit performances.
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Elyria
Darkee-10 Merchants
One
Topping Inc
Jack Yarsu
Dick Roberts
Iss
Ron
Don
Firebirds
Ohio Sanitary
U.P.C
Felix Klimczak
Bernie's
Ed Gawlik
Stan Tobicash
Pete Shilling
Stan
Villa
CVO
al Myers
Jim Horvath
Phil Rowe
Canadians to Start Census in 1951 Nation Wide Effort
Ottawa reports eighteen million Canadians will participate in a government census with twenty five thousand enumerators and an electronic brain. The survey aims to map who lives where what they do and earn, with results guiding parliamentary redistribution and welfare projections. Controversy centers on ethnic origin and household questions, with penalties for noncompliance. The 1951 count recorded 14,009,429 people. the 1951 census is expected to show growth above 25 percent since 1941.
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Lfe
French Canada
Particuar
Anne Shipley
Coud
Canadian Statistics
Palwches
UCLA Wins Net Title in Ames NCAA Men’s Championship
UCLA captures its second straight NCAA tennis crown as Aen Fox wins the singles title 6-2 6-4 over Ray Senkowski of Michigan. Fox and Larry Nagler fall in the doubles semifinals to California pair Hoogs and McManus. Southern California tops the team race with 16 points, California 44, UCLA 31.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
UCLA
Aen Fox
Fox
Ray Senkowski
Michigan
Larry J Nagler
California
Bill Hoogs
Jim McManus
Hoogs-McManus
Southern Cal
Rafael Osuna
Ramsey Earnhart
Nicklaus Wins NCAA Golf Championship At Purdue
Nicklaus of Ohio State finally wins the national collegiate golf title at Purdue after a 36 hole final. He defeats his friend and Ohio State teammate Mike Podolski in a Sand-3 finish, rallying after a late challenge to seal the championship.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Ylchamp
Purdue
Mike Podolski
Podalski
Northfield Ends Meet Opens Week With Appreciation Night
Northfield Park wraps its first harness racing meet of the year with an appreciation night. A fan will win a 1961 automobile and admission is free to clubhouse and grandstand. Manetta driver Clarence Newhart is poised to be the driving champion with four slams. The Grandview meeting opens Tuesday with a $3,000 stake race.
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Cleveland
Northfield Park
Manetta
Clarence “Frita
Newhart
Grandview
Northfield
Noise from Heating System Ducts and Level Installations
A noisy automatic heating system often results from improper installation. Moving parts create noise and warm air travels through metal ducts to rooms. Sometimes the furnace sits unevenly on the floor causing vibration and additional sound.
Mike Dermit signs big White Sox bonus deal
CHICAGO UPI Mike Dermit Teaneck high school star signed a 50 000 bonus contract with the Chicago White Sox. The 1960 New Jersey state champion pitcher earned the largest bonus in White Sox history.
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Chicago White Sox
Sox
Baseball Execs Tackle Problems in Chicago Sessions
Major league executives meet in Chicago today and Tuesday to tackle expansion, exorbitant bonus payments and proposed restrictive legislation. American and National League officials hold separate sessions today then join for a joint session Tuesday.
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Chicago
UPI
National League
Ambiguous fragment hints at notices and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions entities and individuals with several illegible terms. It appears as a miscellaneous notices segment with scattered names and locations, lacking coherent events or actions to summarize into a definitive item.
Asparagus and vegetables price list for Ohio and region
A dense price listing for asparagus cabbage celery cucumbers endive lettuce mushrooms peas radishes spinach strawberries and general market totals. It records багs and basket quantities, per-basket prices, and regional notes across Ohio Pennsylvania and surrounding markets with varying quotes and grade indicators.
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Ohio
Dom
Red Tate
Ee Erty
Foy & Foy
Watrauress
Grnhouse
Loma Ies Uresshouse
Classified Ads Rates and Notes from The Chronicle Telegram
Classified section lists advertising rates for eggs and poultry in Northern Ohio, with consumer prices, box mailing charges, and deadlines. Aimed at retailers and individuals placing want ads, it outlines insertion costs, line counts, and error liability. Ensures payment by 6:30 PM daily except Sunday and highlights easy ad placement by phone.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Roseboro
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Ridgeville
Nine Tops Firelands
Ottawa
Canada
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Mandy Man
Wermilton-ony-the-Lake
Niblee
Ford
Overlook Blvd
Edgewater Drive
Daly
von Raeder
Woodward
Durkee Rd
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Arthur Bry
Morthanes
Lehman-Johnson
Middle Ave
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Givner
Broadway Lorain
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US Dept of Agriculture
Dept of Articultura
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