Bourne Leads Amateurs as Cleveland Open Sees 73
In Cleveland, Bob Bourne shot a 73 in the second round of the $110,000 Cleveland Open, leaving him tied for the amateur lead at 242. He struggled with six missed birdie putts and a late bogey stretch but remains the top amateur in a field dominated by pros led by Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Al Geiberger.
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Bob
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Alex Solames
Euclid
Greg Pizer
Santa Monica
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Pitzer
Fifer
Chia
Pulteng
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nickitus
West collegians are pick in All-America football
West all stars lead by coaches Devaney Bridgers and McKay aim for a third All-America win as 58 top collegians, many bound for pro ball, gather in War Memorials Stadium. East features Mira and notable NFL rookies as TV coverage from 9:30 p.m. EDT brings college stars to 25,000 fans.
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Jean
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Trull
Eighteen Ohioans in Dayton 200 lap ARCA race
Dayton hosts the ARCA Dayton Speedway 200 lap championship featuring 18 Ohio drivers led by Jack Bowsher of Springfield, Jim Cushman of Columbus, and Nelson Stacy of Daytona Beach. Other entrants include Dick Duryea, Dick Freeman, Harold Smith, Paul Wensink, Tony Lavall, Norman Martin, Paul Clark, Ken Cline, Jim Weltz, Blaine Kaufman, Wimpy May, Ron LeRoux, Em Reubush, Paul Parxs, Don Arnold and more from Cleveland, Fairborn, Burton, and Toledo.
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Columbus
Nelson Stacy
Daytona Beach
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Dick Durvtevy
Dick Freeman
Harold Smith
Paul Wensink
Palmer takes slim lead at Cleveland Open halfway mark
Palmer stretches ahead in the third round of the Cleveland Open at 131 with Nicklaus one stroke behind as Sikes and others chase. Bristling with names like Geiberger, Nichols, Bayer and Souchak, the field groups add drama while Palmer aims to extend his advantage.
Wright Ends Slump With Lead In Texas Open
Mickey Wright breaks a slump with a 70 to seize a one stroke lead at the Women’s Open tournament in Texas. Sandra Palmer and Sandra Haynie tied for second at 72 as Ruth Jessen and Marlene Hagge sit nearby. Judy Kling and Judy O’Shanter also featured among early contenders in a crowded field.
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Sandra Palmer
Fort Worth
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Waldemar Wom Phoenix
Ariz
Oneen
Miss Wright
Ruth Jessen
Bonsall
Calif
Marlene Hagge
Persacola
Fla
Marylynn Smith
Tamluemke
Key Largo
O'Shanter
Elyria golfer tops Riverside in 18 at Pine Hills
Elyria’s Mrs Nemeth switched clubs from Pine Hills to Riverside to win the Carlings 18-Hole Medal Tournament with an 84. She said Riverside is hard and not long but tricky, as she edged 126 players for the title. The Nemeth family resides at 222 Brandston Ave, Cleveland.
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Ohio gal amateur champ claims 18 hole title
Mrs Barbara McArthur of Wooster won the Ohio Women's Amateur Golf Tournament finishing with a 74 in the final round to beat Ruth Pickrel by one up. McArthur, 31, a mother and wife of pro Wallace McArthur, rallied after a late hole in one scare, while Pickrel shot 72 in the final.
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Matte stops Mustangs in Lakwood Intercity League win
Bruce Matte struck out 18 in J. Schrader Company 10 to 2 victory over the Elyria Mustangs in Lakwood Class A Inter city League. Matte allowed six hits and nine walks. Elyria starter Dale Sabotka gave up seven runs in four innings. Damaso Aponte and Mike Gormley led Elyria with two hits each. The Mustangs face their first home game tomorrow at Ely Stadium at 1 pm.
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Bruce Matte
J. Schrader Company
Elyria Mustangs
Cleveland Shaw' Feet
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Dale Sabotka
Elyria
Rick
Breckelbaum
Damaso Aponte
Mike Gormley
Billy Gast
Elyria High
Schrader
Jimmy Dennison
Tom Nickoloff
Mustangs
Barry Lincoln
Mercury
Ely Stadium
Umpire Schedule Across Multiple Venues
The schedule lists umpires and match pairings by day and time at Slager Thornton Stadium and nearby venues. Entries include pairings such as Slager-Thornton, Fazey-Zalscs, Paonesse-Friedenstab, Krosky-Barr, Barr-avery, Sabo-Nox, Zajacs-Wo, Barr-Sebo, Thornton-Pactiens, Cowden-D Myers, J Ziyess, Shestins-Svediam, and Brosky-J Myers with times from 6:00 to 7:30.
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Shesdna
Rotunica
Krone
Fazey - Zalscs
Paonesse - Friedenstab
Krosky
Barr
Barr -Avery
Sabo - Nox S
Zajacs - Wo
Barr - Sebo
Thornton - Pactiens
Cowden
D. Myers St Jude
Ziyess
Shestins Svediam
Safari hunt features Foss and Ness on African trip
Oscar Fraley reports Joe Foss and Robert Stack depart for London then Nairobi for a Kenya Tanganyika safari. They will hunt cape buffalo lions elephants and leopards while discussing AFL plans and Stack's Untouchables fame. Foss expects it to be a memorable adventure and jokes about lions and one sure shot.
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New York
UPH
Africa
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Jalas Eliot Ness
London
Nairobi
Kenya
Tanganyika
Foss
South Dakota
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Joe
Elyria High Class of 1939 reunion highlights
The 25th anniversary reunion at the Holiday Inn brought back memories of Elyria High stars. Notables included Lawrence Forbes, Bob Blayney, Bernie Febes, Dick Seiman and others from the 1938 and 1939 classes with tales of football, golf, and sports department legends.
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Esther Johnson
C-T
Bernie Febes
Ralph Fohes
Elyria
Dick Seiman
Lerain
Sandusky
Tony Wolodzke
Bob Yanke
Don Brubaker
Wolodzke
Dick Funk
Fred Stilgenbauer
Russ Davies
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