Ohio Open field includes Smith and Cirigliano in 40th edition
Smith and Cirigliano head Lorain County entries in the 40th annual Ohio Open at Walnut Hills near Columbus. The 72 hole event features 141 entrants led by local pros amid a strong field and a long 6900 yard course described as longer than tight with challenging par threes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Smith
Elyria
Spring Valley Country Club
Jim Cirigliano
Oak Hills
Lopain
Lorain County
Walnut Hills Country Club
Columbus
Jack Nicklaus
Seattle
Walter Stahl
Cleveland
Ohio
Labron Harris Jr
Des Moines
Tom
Weiskopf
Cleveland Benedictine
Ohio State
Herman Keisler
Barberton
Bob Kepler
University Golf Course
Kepler
Ross Coon Jr
Akron
Eddie Griffiths
Chagrin Valley Country Club
Walker Inman Jr
Scioto Country Club
Leo Biagetti
Ashland Country Club
Futerer
Lions and Cowboys Picked in Debut Showdowns
United Press International reports Detroit Lions back Milt Plum and Roman Gabriel or Terry Baker may start in the Rams opener while Dallas assigns Don Meredith as starter. Rams host Lions with Card out John David Crow. Colts shed Lenny Moore hospitalized after appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Cowboys
Detroit Lions
Dallas Red
Cowboys
Rams
Harland Svare
Zeke Brathow
Detroit
Milt Plum
Shi
Roman Gabriel
Terry Baker
Los
Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
New York Giants
Baltimore
Colts
Adcock’s 12th Homer Lifts Angels Over Indians in 12
In Los Angeles Cleveland 7, Los Angeles 6, after 12 innings. Joe Adcock homered in the 12th for his 12th of the season, a fair ball near the foul line. Albie Pearson added two hits to raise his average to .311 as the Angels open a three game series with Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Indians
Angels
Birdie Tebbetts
Birdie
Umps
Albie Pearson
Albie
Tory
Dodgers
Phils
Maury Wills
Frank Howard
Chris Short
Sandy Koufax
Larry Sherry
Ron Perranoski
Phillies
Dennis Bennett
Ken McMullen
Roy Sievers
Sievers
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Giants
Bob Garibaldi
Bob Friend
Don Nottebart
Mets
Colts
Roger Craig
Houston
John Bateman
John Boccabella
Cubs
Reds
Lindy McDanie
George Thomas
Detroit
Phil Regan
Dick Stuart
Lou Clinton
Jack Lamabe
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Cavaliers fall to Milan in Inland Conference game
Milan beats South Amherst 34 14 for Bob Raiff s first win as coach. The Indians trailed 0 0 after the first quarter then ground out the victory with a 10 yard pass and two third quarter scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Milan
Keystone
Bob Raiff
Cavaliers
Firelands
Berlin Heights
Indians
Ron Hall
Leroy Wynn
Ron Stargel
Tom Detchler
Curt Horn
Wynn
Hall
Curt Braddock
Horn
Stargel
Deichler
Avon and Brookside open Inland Conference with losses
Avon and Brookside, longtime rivals, started 1963 with 0-2 records after losses to Norwalk St. Paul and Cleveland Lutheran West. Avon travels to Black River while Brookside hosts Neystone as Terry Ackermann and Jack Gilles highlighted scoring drives and fumbles troubled both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Brookside
Trey
Eagles
Norwalk St. Paul
Theran West
Rittman
Black River
Neystone
Northfield grid results and standout plays described
The report lists Northfield entries for a race or contest with multiple contenders across positions and prizes. It then describes a football game where St Paul fumbled four times, Brookside and Longhorns had various yardage and scoring plays, including Greenlee and Gray breaking long runs and Policy and Rinas providing key rushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bles
St. Paul
Flyers
Brookside
Jim Greenlee
Joe Gray
Ron Nickel
Dick Luecke
Cardinals edge Dodgers as Curt Simmons quiets rivals
Curt Simmons, 34, dominates Dodgers and keeps Cardinals rolling with seven strikeouts in a win over Milwaukee and a late run producing double. Simmons, once viewed as washed up, again defies critics, helping Cardinals extend their National League lead and thwart Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Bird
Dodgers
Curt Simmons
Spahn
Simmons
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Phillies
Rocky River routs Oberlin 28 0 to start title drive
Rocky River dominated Oberlin 28 0 in Southwestern Conference play as Oberlin fumbled three times and suffered two interceptions. Judd Horbaly and Dave Kergaard led the scoring with Kergaard totaling 16 points including two touchdowns and a late run. Oberlin drops to 0-2 while Rocky River improves to 2-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky River
Oberlin
Judd Horbaly
Dave Kergaard
Kergaard
Tom Gdovin
Bay
Fairview
Medina
Olmsted
Westlake
North Olmsted
Avon Lake
Horbaly
Gdovin
Mannin
Rockenbach
B—Merritt
So Olmsted Falls
W—Hlavarc
Balsamo
W—Hlavac
Ference
Flora
No—Mckenzie
Browns can win as Collier faces tough start
Cleveland enters the NFL season with grave doubt about its offense after a sputtering preseason. Coach Blanton Collier remains optimistic that the Browns can challenge for the Eastern Division if execution improves and key players like Frank Ryan and Jim Brown stay healthy. The kickoff at Municipal Stadium draws up to 60 000 fans as Brown nears 7 500 career rushing yards and 1 500th carry while inching toward Joe Perry's all time yardage mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Blanton Collier
Municipal Stadium
Jim Brown
Brown
Joe Perry
Baltimore Colts
Bouton Wins Clinching Pennant as Yankees Clinch Again
Yankee ace Jim Bouton, 20th win, pitches 2-0 over Minnesota to clinch AL pennant for New York. He fans 11, old rival Harmon Killebrew denied with bases loaded in eighth, Pink champagne celebration in clubhouse. Other scores: Chicago over Washington, Detroit over Baltimore, Boston over Kansas City, Cleveland over Los Angeles in 12 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Kubek
Pascual
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Pete Ward i
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lions
United Press International
Dallas
Don Meredith
Tom Landry
Eddie LeBaron
Meredith
49Ers
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Rams
St. Louis
John David Crow
Lenny Moore
Homer
Tribe
JOE &T. Amant
Dean Chance
Tommy John
Carl Yastrzemski
al Kaline
Welch
Sportsman’s Headquarters
Broadway
Lerain
Randle
Anwrestien
M-Hall
Sa—Leaichier
Pasa
M—Horn
M—Braddock
Mall
M—Wynn
Sa—Deichler
Lourdes
Jerry Harpring
Jack Gilles
Terry Ackermann
Jim McQuaide
Dave Moljie
Northfield
Trat
Jaseedale
Brookwood
Rusty Spud
jDace
Carter Gatlon Merrie Laurie
Fiy Reed
Worthy Call
McArthur
Pace
Nancy
Kalona Bounder
Abbe
Hagerty Hill
Rbyno Prince R.vlim Wandas Richie
Perserverence Soundhance
Gene Byrd
Treblish
Glen Byrd
Sandy Byrd
Sun Light
HaliRosa
Ulo Avalon Queen
Betty Marine
Goldie Patch Rathway
Halia Sneirer
Adam Peerless
Wildwood Pride
Labour
Banana Express
Dusty Forbes
Arion Abbe
Martha D
Little Lady Marx
Jet Pride
Guy Pointer
My Boy George
Jenny Kay
Bonnie Laddie
Jay Widower Fire Flame
iWintery Green
Jerry
Thunder Dale
Rice
Rita
Sun Valley
Fighth
Lady Oakville
Orex Cash Rhodes
Adara Wick
Spencer Jayzorf
Little Byrd
Qleemer Sun
Ihaluie
Guy Avalon Queen
Jim Policy
Gary Eckenrode
Greenlee
Wayne Rinas
Longhorns
Avon G
Ackermann
Sp—Ackermann
Ware
Sp—Ackerman
A—Harpring
Sp—Moljle
Pfeiffer
Grisa
A—Gillen
Webber
Lutheran Weat
Gray
Luecks
Rickel
Luecke
Eckenrode
Ruin
Rinaag
Rines
Skull and Crossbones
Midview
Bob Stacey
Elyria Catholic
John Elbert
Dennis Kaminski
Rick Gal
River
Ray
Gary Mannin
Jeff Rockenbach
Tim Merritt
Amherst
Dick Hlavac
Tom Flora
Gary McKenzie
Tom Ference
Olmsted Falls
Bees
New York Jr
Cincinnati
Bobby Mitchell
Pat Richter
PFPA
Sev Olmsted Falls
Oberlin Eevee A Ae Nee
Elyria Lorain
Regan
Lakeland Conference
Clearview
Wellington
Vermilion
Huron
New London
Ridgeville
Gerry McClellan
Ew Lenten
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!