Shoe on the other foot for Sneed in Houston Open
Ed Sneed broke a five-year win drought and beat Bob Shearer after a late collapse by Shearer who led early, then bogeyed key holes to enter a playoff. Sneed won $35,000 with a 1-under 70 to seal the title at the 1952 Houston Open, with Edwards, Burns, Kite, and Valentine also contending.
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Shearer
Ayee Oe
Fuzzy Zoeller
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Shearer Said He Was Confident At No. 18
Little Steals Suffolk LPGA Crown In Sudden Death
Sally Little surged from six behind to win the Suffolk LPGA Classic in a 6 under par 67 final round and a one hole playoff against Kathy Whitworth. Jan Stephenson led after two rounds but finished tied for third with Beth Daniel as Little claimed the $18,750 prize.
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UPI
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Lollar Pitches Padres Past Phillies In Four-Hit Shutout
Tim Lollar allowed only four hits and earned his third shutout of the season, lifting the Padres to a 6-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Lollar also drove in a run with a second-inning single as San Diego snapped Philadelphia’s six-game streak.
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Bruce Kison
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Seattle
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Rich Gossage
Oscar Gamble
New York
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Gossage
Gambile
Bay nips King in Westlake Relays tight meet
Westlake Bay won the Westlake Relays with 66 points, beating Admiral King and Berea tied for second at 54. North Olmsted was fourth with 53. Berea and North Olmsted each won three events. Notable marks included Ron Hutchings clocking a record 50.1 in the open 400, Doug Molnar of King winning the open 1600 and shuttle hurdles in 7.58.4, and Bill Clegg tying the 100 meters record at 11.0 seconds.
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Westlake
Rockets
Admiral King
Berea
North Olmsted
Jay Yubas
Curt Carlson
Kip Crayton
Neal Coyne
Tom Moore
Carlson
Jack McIlvain
Braves
Ron Hutchings
Doug Molnar
Bill Clegg
Eagles
Mike Duggan
Doug Gifford
Kevin Alexeff
John Hauck
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Admiral
North
Midview dominates field events at Amherst Relays
Midview wins two events the discus relay 403-8 and high jump relay 17-10 led by John Etzler with 142-8 discus top. Amherst wins four mile relay in 18:04.1 while Southview takes long jump relay 7-6. Scott Wargo’s 9:23.6 leads in the other record.
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John Etzler
Chris Lees
Rich Carmel
Gary Larkins
Jeff Moore
Dave Rankin
Amherst
Comets
Doug Fiala
Southview
Midpark
Scott Wargo
Elyria
Jim Silver
Lakeland Conference Meet at Midview High School
Preliminaries today with free admission and finals Tuesday charging two adults and one dollar for students. Past high jump champions include V Shores from Midview and others from Amherst and North Ridge, with several names garbled in thisOCR excerpt.
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Area teams eye district baseball berths next week
Five area teams are set for the district tournament with potential to reach six from Lorain Catholic if it wins Tuesday at Northwestern in the Class A Sectional finals. Buckeye hosts Oberlin in the Buckeye bracket final, while Keystone, Wellington and Jikes vie in other upper and lower brackets. Amherst, Midview, North Olmsted and Elyria chase Lorain District berths in Class AAA with finals Friday and semifinals May 18 at George Daniel Stadium and Admiral King.
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Oberlin
Bacs
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Brooklyn
Columbia
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Jikes
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Amherst
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Mayfield
Normandy
Midview
North Olmsted
Eagles
Elyria
Bay
George Daniel
Admiral King
Lendl Wins Tour of Champions in 49 Minutes
Ivan Lendl defeated Eddie Dibbs 6-1 6-1 at the West Side Tennis Club to capture the $500,000 WCT Tournament of Champions. It marked Lendl's 18th straight final and his 15th title since last September. Andrew Jarrett beat Jonathan Smith 6-3 6-1 to win the LTA Satellite men's crown in Solihull, while Elizabeth Sayers prevailed over Annabel Croft 6-4 6-2 for the women’s title. Canada beat Colombia in Davis Cup action as Rejean Genois won in Montreal. Davis Cup results from Jakarta and Düsseldorf noted. United States and Australia reached Nations Cup finals. Hockey: Chico Resch received the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy with a $1,500 prize. Track: Gwen Loud won the U S events in Tokyo.
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Spain
Gene Mayer
Sherwood Steward
Guillermo
Ranger boosters to meet Tuesday at North Ridgeville
The Ranger Athletic Booster Club will hold its regular meeting at North Ridgeville High School on Tuesday. The session starts at 7 p.m.
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Ranger Athletic Booster Club
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Midview boosters meet Wednesday instead of Tuesday
The Midview High athletic booster club will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Yo-Ag Room. The shift comes as the Lakeland Conference Track Meet occupies Monday and Tuesday at the school, pushing the meeting back a day.
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