Coody Holds Narrow Lead in Cleveland Open Final Round
Charles Coody's three under par 71 kept him two strokes ahead at Aurora Country Club after 54 holes in the Cleve and Open. Bruce Crampton, facing a triple bogey, stood second at 204 while John Schlee and Gardner Dickinson chased at 206 and 207 respectively.
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Aurora
Ohio
Charles Coody
Theall Texan
Abilene
Aurora Country Club
Coady
Astrsian
Bruce Crampton
Coody
Crampton
John Schleet
Gardner Dickinson
Elyria Sports Roundup June 1969
Local sports brief from Elyria Ohio notes recent games and standings with mayors cup or league results. Highlights involve area teams and players, including scores and upcoming matches for the week.
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Elyria
Ohio
Sun
Year of the rabbit reshapes pro golf on the PGA tour
Tony Lema coined the term rabbits for fringe players chasing Monday qualifiers for PGA events. With about 6.5 million in prize money and top players exempt, roughly 144 on tour battle for ~20 open spots each week. This year saw nine first time winners and aging veterans, says PGA tour commissioner Joe Dey.
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Cleveland
Tony Lema
Lemna
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
PGA School
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joe Dey
Williams relief seals Indians win over Yankees
Tony Horton drove in a run and scored twice as Cleveland beat New York 7-3. Stan Williams pitched 3 2/3 innings of shutout relief to secure Ellsworth’s fourth win. The Indians knocked Bill Burbach from the mound in the first with a three run burst. Larry Brown singled to start the scoring drive.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tony Horton
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Stan Williams
Yankees
Ellsworth
Indians
New York
Bill Burbach
Larry Brown
Duke Sims
Brown
Horton
Sims
Burbach
Ken Harrelson
Russ Snyder
Harrelson
Snyder
Alvis
Zoilo Versailles
Versalles
Gene Michael
Yanks
Pepitone
Snead Leads Field in Lorain Golf Tournament
Sam Snead heads the field for the Second Annual International Festival Golf Tournament at Lorain Country Club with tee time at 1 p.m. Pros include Herman Keiser George Bellino Frank Wharton and Dennis Shute. amateurs feature defending champ Art Hudnutt and runner-up Dr Ken Sanker. Prizes total 1300 with 300 for first among pros and 1000 for amateurs plus pro am awards.
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Sam Snead
Lorain Country Club
Sam
Herman Keiser
George Bellino
Frank Wharton
Ohio
Dennis Shute
Art Hudnutt
Ben Skodney
Ken Sanker
Prince Regent wins Irish Derby at The Curragh
Prince Regent trained in France by Etienne Pollet took the Irish Sweeps Derby in 2 26.1, defeating Ribofilio and Reindeer in a 1-2-3 finish. Owned by American interests, the colt's victory earned $128,410 with Ribofilio taking $24,172 and Reindeer $17,295.
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Curragh
Ireland
Prince Regent
France
Etienne Pollet
Ribofilio
Reindeer
Comtesse de la Valdene
U.S
Raymond Guest
Pollet Stable
New
Open leader Overcomes Poor Start at Cleveland Open
Charles Coody led after a day of golf with a seven under par 281 as Bruce Cramp ton trailed at six under. Arnold Palmer tied for sixth at one under and Dave Marr shot a round of 214 with a late birdie. Coody blamed early bogeys while Cramp ton stressed his two second place finishes year to date. Nicklaus vented about playing round without a partner.
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Bob Charles
New Zealand
J. C. Goosie
Robinson
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Palmer
Boros
Tommy Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
George Archer
Doug Sanders
Dave Stockton
Jerry
McGee
Orville Moody
Coody
Moody
Lee Trevino
Bruce Crampton
P.G.A
Arnie
Dave Marr
Marr
Ohio
Kowaleski Leads Elyria Post 12 Past Akron Firestone Kiwanis
Kowaleski blasted four hits drove in two and scored three as Elyria Post 12 defeated Akron Firestone Kiwanis 34. Dan Sweigard added two hits two RBI and Jack Plas Pat Mul holland had two hits each. Nine left on base and eight errors marred the game which ended after seven innings. Elyria improves to 7 6 and 4 1 in league play. They host Galion Post 243 then Tiffin Post 169 today at Ely Stadium.
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AKRON
Don Kowaleski
Elyria
Post
Akron Firestone Kiwanis
Post 12
Dan Sweigard
RBI
Jack Plas
Pat Mulholland
Major League Standings and Tonight's Games
American League standings and schedule summary with results from last night showing Boston win over New York 10 to 3, Baltimore over Detroit 6 to 4, Cleveland 7 over New York 3, Kansas City 7 over Minnesota 4, Chicago 6 over Oakland 2, Seattle at California, and Chicago at Oakland on the slate with several day and night games listed.
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
San Diego
Philadelphia
Montreal
St. Louis
Chicaka
Seagren Narrowly Misses 18 Feet In National AAU
Ivory Crockett upset John Carlos by a half stride to win the 100 yards in 9.3 seconds at the National AAU championships in Miami. Bob Seagren topped 17 feet then 17-6 on his first attempts at 18 feet before trailing bar topples on two later tries. John Pennell and K C Carrigan also cleared 17 feet in the high bar.
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Miami
UPI
Ivory Crockett
Bob Seagren
Crockett
John Carlos
Carlos
Seagren
John Pennell
K.C. Carrigan
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Liquiro
Bob Day
Southern California Striders
Ryun
Ken Moore
U.S. Army
Bachelor
Martinez
Charley Greene
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