Cotton hits 727 Fifth 700 series in Lorain County Classic
George Cotton of Elyria rolled 247 225 255 727 for his fifth 700 this season, a league season record in the Lorain County Classic League. Teammate Andy Kelov added 707 with 267 226 214. Raveh Sr led 600s. Waldron topped the women with 535. Top team scores were 1,048 and 2,994 by Tarry Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cotton
Elyria
Kegler
Cotton
Tarry Tavern
Sam
Machine Gun) Nagy
Andy Kelovsky
Betty Waldron
Wilmot Printing
Bowling Center
Coinman
Oberlin Joep
Waldron
John Krajnock
Ohio Edison
Krajnock
600 Club Uprain County Classic bowling scores
In the 600 Club Uprain County Classic, George Cotton posted 255 255 127 for 637. Andy Kelovsky 267 226 214 707 led the field, Ray Dahl Jr 237 186 218 671, Dave Bednarz 216 192 249 657, Bud Traxler 211 183 235 629, Steve Saley 205 199 224 628, Ted Tarry 157 242 212 611, Sam Nagy 205 211 193 609, Bob Coinman 179 226 52, and John Krannock 236 201 166 606. Ohio Edison Employees League also listed John Krannock 236 201 166 606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cotton
Andy Kelovsky
Ray Dahl Jr
Dave Bednarz
Bud Traxler
Steve Saley
John Biro
George Barney
Ted Tarry
Sam Nagy
Lorain County Classic League Industries
Women's
Tarry Tavern
Arvays
Individua Viva Karlils
Schneider Heating
Cacens
Betty Welglanaes
Elyria Hardware
Lehman & Johnson
Ancy Kelovsky
P.O. C. Bee Fee Fe
Mike Barney
Oberlin Eons
Peaguee
Rowe-Goerner
Oberlin Hardware
Bill Judson
Pontiac
Russ Bell
College Shoes
Stefan Studio
Dick Ward
Parsons Dairy
T. O. Murphy Co
Don
Powers & Dawley
Bob Champion
Ohio Edison
Individualuder Free Lances
Severcee Gat
Richard Sew Eeerese
Bowler Barkacs Nets High Single At Bowl-O-Drome
Jerry Barkacs of the Brown-Lipe-Chapin League at the Bowl-O-Drome posted the high single game with 277 despite Stoney's Rainbow Lanes turning in impressive series last night and not placing on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Jerry Barkacs
Auenielene Acket
Leinseder
G. Martin
Brown-Lipe- Charis Cease
Lutheran League Co
Pally
Notre Dame Opens Spring Practice Under Brennan Era
Notre Dame begins spring drills as Ralph Guglielmi Frank Varrichi Dick Szymanski and Ray Lemek lead an Irish squad for the new Terry Brennan era. Seventeen lettermen take part but nine 1953 key winners are absent including Heisman winner Johnny Lattner and stars Neil Worden Art Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Ralph Guglielmi
Frank Varrichione
Dick Szymanski
Ray Lemek
Terry Brennan
Johnny Lattner
Neil Worden
Art Hunter
White Skies Triumphs in Paumonok Handicap Debut
White Skies a five year old owned by William M. Wickham of Boonesville Kentucky and ridden by Eddie Arcaro won the feature $21,000 Paumonok Handicap at Jamaica on the season’s opening day. The top weighted 130 pounds horse secured the first major victory of the 1954 New York racing meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Boonesville, Ky
William M. Wickham
American Legion Juniors Announce 1954 Practice Session
The American Legion Juniors prepare for the 1954 season with a Sunday practice at the American Legion Home set for 1 30. Co coaches Fritz Thornton and Art Sparks will oversee the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fritz Thornton
Art Sparks
United Polish Club Women’s League Bowling Action Tonight
Six matches take place at 9 PM at Stoney's Rainbow lanes. Pairings include Presti's Tavern versus Walt's U P C C Stewards, Kimbel-Terry against Rothgery Service & Equipment, Bittner Funeral Home versus Gene Wukie's Upholstery, Lorain Glass versus Fashion Shoppe, Green Dragon versus Dobrowski Meats, and United Polish Club versus Ladies' Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish
Stoney’s
Rainbow
Presti's Tavern
Walt’s U. P. CC
Kimbel-Terry
Rothgery Service & Equipment
Bittner Puneral
Gene Wukie
Lorain Glass
Green Dragon
Dobrowski Meats
United Polish Club
Ladies
Fight Results from Boston Portland and Newark Cards
Boston card saw Sandy Saddler stop Augue Salazar at 7th round earning 33 dollars. Portland bout featured George Araujo stopping Jacques Julien in the third round. Newark card had Felix Redondo outpoint Reggie Martina over eight rounds in Bayonne NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sandy Saddler
New Bath
Augue Salazar
Portland
George Araujo
Revidence
R. I
Jacques Julien
Paris
France
Newark
N. J
Felix Redondo
Bayonne
Reggie Martina
Charleston
W. Va
Hack Learns Quickly How Bad Cubs Are
Cubs manager Stan Hack experienced the team’s issues as Chicago lost 6 1 to the Baltimore Orioles in Shreveport. The Cubs made three errors and had six hits, while Clyde McCullough homered to avoid a shutout. Vic Wertz drove 12 Orioles hits, including a Wertz double.
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Hack
United Press
Stan Hack
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Baltimore Orioles
Shreveport
Chicago
Cavarretta
Orioles
Vic Wertz
Ernie Banks
Ransom Jackson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Mobile
Ala
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Bull Bruton
Ken Lehman
Steve O'Neill
Phillies
Baseball scores from a busy spring day in 1954
In Jacksonville Frank Thomas hit a three run homer as Pittsburgh exploded in the ninth. Corky Valentine pitched a complete game victory for Cincinnati over Washington, with Gus Bell and Wally Post supplying late homers. St. Louis defeated Chicago 7-4 with Joe Frasier Stan Musial and Al Red Schoendienst homering. Vic Raschi earned the win. The White Sox fell despite Virgil Trucks starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Jacksonville
Fla
Pittsburgh
Frank Thomas
Morrie Martin
Corky Valentine
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Washington
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Bunky Stewart
Senators
Cardinals
White Sox
Joe Frasier
Stan Musial
al Red Schoendienst
Jim Rivera
Chico Carrasquel
Willard Marshall
Vic Raschi
Virgil Trucks
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Kelovsky
Raveh Sr
Bob Coinman
Barkacs
The
600 Club
Ed Evanish
Oberlin Merchants League
Ohio Edison Employees League
John Krannock
Bowling Center Women’s League
White Skies
Ota, Ravens, Roe
John Cameron Swayze
the News
NBC
Carlos
Laurel
Jackie Watters
Meister Realty Pitch Co
Joe Bolash
Knights OF Columbus
Bernie Schrather
O'Donnell Paints
B. O'Connor
Stang Motors
Eleo Chevrolet
F. Bedocs
Togsgery Shop
Bittner Funeral Home
John McDonough
Rothgery Service
Wee Acaeee
D. Orig
American Legion Ae Welsh
Jack Knight
Henry Fisher
Baker’s Office
Betty
Joe Meeker
Jack Fox
Peirce Decorators
Chuck Cowley
American Radiator League Steel Shell
Grandstaff
General Industries League
Punch Press
Pinky Hengartner
Ld Steel Gang
Dent BL Si Beegeind Wit
Chuck Boeggeman
Lloyd Plood
Art Hancock
Bowling Center Women's League
Burke Furniture
I Ridge Cleaners
Elyria Purniture
Alma Capell
Schlitz
Irene di
Gerna
Harry
Marty Knispel
Icarlisle
Eatee Carlisle Lumber
Lor. Co. Tractor Sales
Carl Diedrick
Reno
Ohio
al Balogh
Carlisle Firemen
Imigue Spring & Spec
Carlisle Merchants
Carl Henke
Pia
U.P.C. Women's State
Elyria Trading Post
Walt Decker
Middle Ave
Ben Wade
Tigers Edge
Phils
Chronicle-Telegram
Ay Roebuck and Co
Fae
Sears and
SAVE
NGS
iHe Jr
Er Cone
Sears
Mylon
Sean
Men’s Rayon
Gabardine
Broad ST
Elyria, Ohio
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