Elyria Catholic plans 1960 61 season and clinic trips
Elyria Catholic High School outlines its 1960 61 basketball schedule with an opening game against St John Cantus in the Gulf Road gym on Nov 26, and Vermilion as a prior opponent. Dick Marabite will lead the Fourth Annual North Central Football Clinic in Naperville IL on Apr 16.
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Elyria Catholic High
Panthers
Chuck Madhock
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Gulf Rd
Vermilion
Dick Marabite
Catholic
Naperville
Sixth Week End Local Color Opens Inter-City Bowling Tourney
A 4 p.m. start kicks off the sixth weekend of the nine week Inter-City Bowling Association Tourney at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Thirteen teams flood the opening shift with entrants from Elyria Lorain Litchfield Dover and North Ridgeville forming a statewide field. Key leaders include Taystee Bread Port Clinton for team handicap and Mutual of Omaha Massillon for team actual. upcoming shifts include doubles and singles with bowls scheduled across morning and afternoon sessions.
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Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Lorain
Litchfield
Dover
Alliance
Barberton
Wooster
Warren
Kansas
Ashland
Sterling
Loudonville
Fostoria
Mt. Vernon
Taystee Bread
Port Clinton
Mutual of Omaha
Massillon
Klares Apparel of
Rudy
Teystes Bread
Peerless Electric
Southington
Oakes
Fremont
Inter City Standings and Handicaps Snapshot
A dense listing shows singles and doubles standings with players from New Philadelphia Lorain Elyria Dover and Steuben. It includes actual scores for Ellwood Clarrone and team handicaps for firms such as Peerless Electric and Mutual of Omaha plus entry lines for Kieve Bauer and Ensign Vincent among others.
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Gene Ellwood
New Philadelphia
Roger Ciarrone
Lorain
Clarence
Tudby) Wolfe
Elyx
Steve Kresovich
Massillon
Dave Coy
Madison
William Dorrance
Steuben
Ellwood
Clarrone
Kieve Bauer
Madison Nicholas-Brosky
Lorain Roberts-Martin
Newark
Anderson-Kaemming
Elmore Grubbe-Heltchler
Sandusky Miller-Byers
Toronto
Provoznik Tops 622 in Elyria League Bowling
Provoznik pounded a 22 series in the Eagles League at Tarry Lanes to lead Elyria league bowling. Sanicky cracked a 530 for the Women’s All-City League at Tarry’s. Toth led the C A Olsen League at Evans Lanes with 211 and 199-193-608. Sanicky and others posted multiple 500s. Mertz and Moyes represented the United Polish Club Auxiliary League at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes with 192-154-164 and 173-178-154.
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Joe Provoznik
Tarry Lanes
Pat Sanicky
Tarry
S. Ik
Bob Toth
Evans Lanes
Sanicky
Gerry Pomeroy
Gert Henke
Coletta Sittinger
Mary Henke
Juanita Mertz
Jean Moyes
United Polish Club
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Mertz
Moyes
600 Club Eagles League and City League Results
The 600 Club Eagles League features Joe Provomik et al in the Feminine Circles and Pat Sanicky in the Women s All City League as C A Gisen and Bob Toth lead in scoring and standings for March 03 readings.
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Eagles League
Joe Provomik
Etz
C. A. Gisen
Bob Toth
Nieporte Takes Early Lead in Azalea Open by Five Strokes
Tom Nieporte of Bronxville N Y led into the third round of the Azalea Open in Wilmington N C with a four under par 68 Friday to reach 132 after two rounds. Don Finsterwald was second at 137 as winds hampered the first day on the Cape Fear Country Club course.
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Wilmington
N. Cc
UPD
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
N.Y
Nieporte
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Finsterwald
Cape Fear
Nieporie
Gray Brewer
Crystal River
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Ed Oliver
Denver
Colo
Jer
My Barber
Los Angeles
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Okla
Unionmen Edge Ashland In Northwestern Tourney
The Unionmen defeated Ashland Myers Pumps 60 to 57 at Northwestern High School in the first round of the Northwestern Athletic Club Invitational. Daryl Mettler scored 23 points with 21 straight free throws, and Elyria advances to face Wooster Lumber on April 4.
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Wooster
Elyria Uaw
Northwestern High School
Ashland Myers Pumps
Northwestern Athletic Club
Elyrians
Darryl Mettler
Unionmen
Wooster Lumber
Braves GM discounts with Avila may retire list on April 12
Milwaukee Braves General Manager Johnny McHale says contract talks with Bobby Avila are off. The team will wait for the season start on April 12 and then retire Avila if no salary agreement is reached.
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Bradenton
Fla
Ascot Track Work Around Clock Aims for Monday Opening
Akron Ohio. Colonel Horace Adams president of Ascot Park says workers will toil around the clock to finish the track and have racing underway by Monday. He canceled the Friday and Saturday cards due to frost and cold weather.
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Ascot
Akron, Ohio
UPI
Horace Adams
Ascot Park
Adams
Olympic trial semifinals set in Denver action
The NCAA University All Stars beat Akron Goodyear 103 to 88 in the Olympic trial semifinals at the Denver Coliseum. Peoria Cats defeated NAIA All Stars 89 to 68 to earn a final showdown for a Rome trip. Robertson and West starred for the University All Stars with 29 and 22 points respectively.
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Tony
Tony Jackson
Bill Riegel
Akron Goodyear
Denver
Jackson
Riegel
UPI
Ncaa University All Stars
Oscar Robertson
Can- West Virginia
Denver Coliseum
Peoria Cats
NAIA
E.s.t
Robertson
West
University All Stars
Walt Bellamy
Indiana
Jimmy Derrow
Bowling Green
Akron
Collegians
Pete Newell
California
Elyria Umpires Association Opens Season Meeting
The Elyria Umpires Association will hold its first meeting of the season Tuesday night at 7 30 in Elyria City Council Chambers.
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Elyria Umpires’ Association
Elyria City
Elyria Officer Earns Army Distinguished Rifle Badge
Captain Thomas W. Dennison of Elyria, a U S Army Reserve officer and General Industries employee, received the Army Distinguished Rifle Badge from the Continental Army Command. He earned the three excellence in competition legs at Camp Perry 1955 and 1959 and Ft Meade 1959, part of his national rifle matches record.
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Elyria U.S
Continental Army Command
Thomas W. Dennison
Robson Rd
General Industries Co
Dennison
Camp Perry
Ft Meade
United States Army
United States Congress
Pounds 720 Series Roughs Up Open Singles Lead
Dominic Bertolini of Youngstown rolled 236 226 258 to a 720 series but finished six pins behind Paul Kulbaga of Cleveland who has led singles since March. Bertolini placed second overall with a nine point lead over Mike Totsky of Detroit in the American Bowl ying Congress Tournament in Toledo.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Dominic Bertolini
Youngstown, Ohio
Paul Kulbaga
Cleveland
Ohio
Bertolini
Mike Totsky
Detroit
Loi Ortiz Bout Set for San Francisco June 1
Duilio Loi of Italy the European middleweight champion will fight Carlos Ortiz of Mexico for the junior world welterweight title in San Francisco on June 1 according to UPI reports.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
Duilio Loi
Europe
Carlos Ortiz
Mexico
San Francisco
Buckeyes Battle Oilers For Fifth Spot In Denver
Ohio State faces the Phillips Oilers for fifth place in a eight team NCAA hoop tournament in Denver. Havlicek scored 24 and Lucas 15 as OSU beat NCAA All-Stars 89 78 while Oilers topped the Armed Forces 88 74 led by Burdy Haldorson and Jerry Shipp.
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Denver
Ohio State Buckeyes
Battling Bucks
Phillips Oilers
Rome
Buckeyes
Nncaa College
Ohio State
John
Hondo) Havilicek
Bucks
Ncaa Stars
NAIA
Jerry Lucas
Larry Siegfried
Ed Smallwood
Evansville College
Mike Graney
Notre Dame
Hershell Turner
Nebraska
Wayne Hightower
Siegfried
Havlicek
Lucas
Hightower
Buckeye
Armed Forces
Phillips
Jim Smith
Burdy Haldorson
Jerry Shipp
Oilers
G.P.T. G.P.T
Celtics Hawks Meet In Playoff at Kiel Auditorium
The St Louis Hawks face the Boston Celtics in Game 3 of the NBA championship playoffs at Kiel Auditorium with a $36 000 Celtics prize and $34 000 Hawks prize. NBC televised with St Louis area blackout. series shifts to Boston for Game 5 Tuesday and sixth game in St Louis Thursday.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
Kiel Auditorium
Celts
Hawks
Celtics
NBC
Boston
Exhibition MLB scores roll in across two leagues
Cincinnati topped New York 3 to 0 while Detroit defeated St Louis 10 to nothing in exhibition play. Kansas City beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Chicago North posted a 13 to 12 win over Cleveland. Boston defeated San Francisco 8 to 6 as Baltimore bested Washington 3 to 2. Philadelphia won big over Chicago American 21 to 12.
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New York
Detroit
St Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
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Massillon High
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Bill Freshwater
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Herrick ‘Clothiers
Lloyd, Simonson
Elderread Co
Martin Huebner
MacBeth Excavating
Bob Patterson
Angelina's Pizza
Jerry Finnegan
Ensurance Agency
E. L. Parsons
Fairfax
Elmore Miller-Schlingman
Mansfield
Emil Zappateilli
Geneva
Farina DiMare
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Roapp
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Gene Meakins
Peoria Caterpillars
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Goodyears
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Peoria
Tom Meschery
Bob Boozer
Meschery
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Elyrian
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83Rd Infantry
USAR
Dick Skufca
Earl Johnson
Vernon Picchta
Muskegon
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Tom Fukuda
Plains Electric
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Walter Krywicki
Loi-Ortiz
Joe Kris
Oberlin Country Club
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