Monday Mail in Mile High Ref Highlights Local Players and Officials
Denver officials Red Mihalik and Stan Machock officiated the Olympic Tryouts final won 124-97 by NCAA University All-Stars over the Peoria Cats. The piece lists Elyria figures like Stan Machock and Hubey Herold, notes Bill Mravkowski and other locals in college rosters, and mentions Elyria High activities and alumni in speech, tennis, and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Red Mihalik
Elyria
Stan Machock
Machock
NIBL
Peoria Cats
Muhalik
San Francisco
Mihalik
Hubey Herold
Masters Long-Hitters Palmer Souchak Snead Lead Field
At the Masters in Augusta, Palmer Souchak and Snead loom as power hitters with a two stroke edge per round, while Burke notes accuracy and putting as the only way to counter them. Hogan calls the course ideal for long drives as Palmer battles a groove issue and pond hazards at the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta. Ga
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Mike Souchak
Sammy Snead
Jackie Burke
Palmer
Souchak
Snead
Burke
Ben Hogan
Bantam Ber
Bowling League Results and Standings From Elyria and Surroundings
Weekly bowling results feature multiple leagues led by Don A. Zelles with 33-15 record, top series by Walter Scully at 549, and high scores across divisions including Shuster Body Shop and Elyria Motors. Several teams and individuals posted notable scores, with standings updates in Automotve, Bowing Center Home, and other leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUDI
Don C. Zelles
P.O. C
Hoskinson
Togge
Turnpike Ann
Prank Metzger
Grafton Rockies
Knotty Pine
Bil Fetzer
Forthofer
Pheiffers
Weltzel Market
Elyria Motors
N. Barnes
Shuster Body Shop
Prout Chevrolet
A. Ambrosio
Economy Motors
Eldefresd
Kanuch
Collins Auto Parts
Carm’s
S. Cerra
Lew’s Motor Sales
Shively Auto Service
E. Walker
J. R. Dall
Sputniks 137 to 19 win highlights boys league meet
Midview faculty league results feature Sputniks besting Moonshots and Gunners with top scores from Orley Gingery and A Machovina. Town and Country girls league shows Worthington Sweet Shot leading, with Virginia Tower and Betty Barkacs among top individual performers. Elks Monday League lists Belt Co and Traczek Bros in top spots, Ed Erb and Jim OConnor posting high scores. Commercial League notes Byers Sewer Service and Complete Masonry Corp, with Hank Butkiewiczs and Ed Dupage high series and individual marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midview Faculty League
Sputniks
Rockets
A. Machovina
Gunners
Moonshots
Oxley Gingery
Flying Dutchman
Trojans
Ed Adelsberg
Orley Gingery
Town, & Country Girls League
Bills Mobil Service
Worthington Sweet Shot
Joyce Mahan
Worthington Les Stroges
Burke Furniture
Betty Barkacs
Obrens
Stone Villa
Irene Pasadyn
Milford River
McGarfney’s
Virginie Tower
Banks
J. R. Leimbach Builders
Joanne Martin
Turnpike
Wells Mole Ins
Alma West
Vpirst
Worthington Les Strokes
Virginia Tower
Elks Monday League Belt Co
Traczek Bros
J. Henke
Sol Erb Radio & TV
Ed Erb
Dicken Funeral Home
Superior Electric
Ed Lee
Harel
Harel's Restaurant 122-2012, Blue Sky Inn #241g-27%4) 1. Jim O'Connor
C & J Superette
Gardner Fosurance
John Varady
Brandau Jewelers
Don Mohr
Rappelt Builders
Commercial League Comclete Masonry Corp
Byers
Hank Butkiewiczs
Shinsay Welding
Gas Co
Ed Dupage
Elyria
Thomas Printing
Ed Burkholder
Kasper Foundry
Weingates Construction
del Haines
Wee Place
Evans Lanes Trio League Standings and Highs
Stroh's Beer leads with 34 points, Budweiser 0 for 4 games. High series by Bob Young 575. Jack Brandt 470. Maple Inn 1223 and Barres Garage 219 7 also score. C W Barres Plumbing Inc 31 3 top series and first place squad noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Lanes
Stroh's Beer
Budweiser
Bob Young
W. Barres Plumbing Inc
Elsie Davis Tops League with 332 Series in Amherst
Elsie Davis rolled a 332 series and 218 single to pace Amherst Monday Night Women's League at Park Lanes. Wagner Auctioneer posted a 763 line and 2 103 series for team honors as Karachi Masonry led the standings at 27 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Elsie Davis
Singleton
Park Lanes
Wagner
Karachi Masonry
Stewart defeats Dupas in ten round decision
Australian middleweight and light heavyweight champion Clive Stewart won a ten round decision over Tony Dupas of New Orleans Monday night. Stewart used a head and body attack, weighing 159 pounds to Dupas at 156 pounds in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
UPH
Clive Stewart
Tony Dupas
New Oreans
Stewart
Dupas
Foundry League Scores Highlight Team 3 Victory
In Midway Drive In bowling action ELXYRIA Foundry Handicap League saw Team 3 finish first with a 28-14 record. Top series went to Alan Bushman with 573 while Chuck Hill 519 and Bob Rogers 544 contributed notable scores for Foundry squads and Ohio San Mtaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elxyria Foundry
Foundry
Chuck Hill
Harry Brown Motors
Alan Bushman
Pattern Shop
Andy Strik
Ohio
San Mtaty
Bob Rogers
Team
Production league results and top scorers listed
Elyria Production Tool and various bars compete with team placements and top individual scores. Notable performances include Dante Mercurio with 480 for High, Wes Packler 516 for Loopers Barbers, George Crump 515 for Carling, Joe Otten 622 for Supper Club and Jack Varsa 601 for Temple Lumber. ABC Realty and Carnings win first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess & and
Elyria
Gin Mill
Dante Mercurio
Empire Tavern
Loopers Barbers
Wes Packler
Carlings
Marsho Builders
George Crump
ABC Realty
Lake Ate
Variety
Joe Otten
Local Bowling Standings From City League Mix
The city league results show top teams Duke's Shoes and Nyners leading in overall standings. Individual high scores include Mona Barnes and Herb Guyeska with notable series, while several teams post strong mid season marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fwca League
Y-Megs
Pentagons
Mona Barnes
El-Y-Annes
Pourthers
Emily Russell
Y-Dee’s
Friettes
Wanda Snoble
Y-Nyners
Y-Maters
Harriet Greenholtz
Art
Two O'crick’s
Isobel Popp
Echoes
Garden
Rose Marie
Haney
Nyners
Ardtrafirere
Mota Barnex
St John Lutheran League Eldmtread 3 Porsch 2
M Stark tops with 502 points as Eldmtread records 3 and Porsch adds 2 in a local league tally. The brief notes a standout performance by Stark amid limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John Lutheran League
Eldmtread
Porsch
Hich
M Stark
Elyria High Spring Sports Delayed by Weather
Elyria High School delayed its spring sports start due to wet grounds rain cold and even snow. The Pioneer golf team scheduled to face Midview at Elyria Country Club and the baseball opener against Westlake at Ely Stadium were canceled. Avon Lake and Shoremen games were postponed as well with additional league and tournament postponements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Pioneer
Midview
Elyria Country Club
Westlake
Ely Stadium
Avon Lake
Avon
Shoremen
Buckeye
Elyria High
OSU's Taylor to Coach Stars in Sunday exhibition
Ohio State coach Fred Taylor will direct a team of college all stars against the Sween ey Pipers of the National Industrial Basketball League on Sunday. He will also be a guest speaker at a Cleveland basketball banquet Monday night. His squad includes Oscar Robertson Willie Jones Mike Graney Jimmy Darrow and Jackie Moreland.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Sweeney Pipers
Taylor
Bucks
Cleveland
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Willie Jones
Northwestern
Mike Graney
Notre Dame
Jimmy Darrow
Bowling Green
Jackie Moreland
Louisiana Tech
Bowling leaders hold as ABC tournament stalls in Toledo
In Toledo, Ohio, UPI reports the top five in all categories of the American Bowling Congress tournament remained unchanged as Monday’s action started. None of the bowlers could topple the leaders in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Tribe Breaks Camp Friday Indians Face Dodgers
The Cleveland Indians meet the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the windup of Cactus League play in Tucson. They also host the Cubs and Cards before flying to New Orleans for a weekend series with the Red Sox. Beil starts against the Dodgers as Gordon plans to push him hard. Francona and Colavito heating up as camp nears close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tribe
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cleveland
Indians
New Orleans
Boston Red Son
Dodgers
Cubs
Gary Beil
Joe Gordon
Bell
Larry Sherry
John Roman
Russ Nixon
Woodie Held
Wellington-Del Richmond Leads With 629 Series In Bowling
Richmond topped the Monday Non Handicap Bowling League at Perky Lanes with a 629 series and a 245 single. Nehi Beverages led the league with an 805 single and 2,363 series, and Rigo's Cafe posted a 924 singleton and 2,609 series. Marion Gossman added a 581 series, while Ted Thoms claimed singleton honors with 204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
del Richmond
Rigo
Elyria Pioneers Look to Defend Buckeye Crown
Elyria High School headlines a veteran squad led by captain Larry Stark as they chase a third straight Buckeye Conference title and an eighth straight Western Division crown in the Greater Cleveland League. Six returning lettermen include Stark Pond Dawson Hutchings Volk Holliday with season opener set against Lorain on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Larry Stark
Pioneer
Buckeye
Stark
Jim Guest
Monogram
Ritchie Pond
Kent Dawson
Rick Hutchings
Rolly Volk
Dick Holliday
Jim Rakestraw
Pond
Dawson
Hutchings
Volk
Holliday
City
Guest
University of Toledo
Phil Horn
Biff Jones
Dick Dumke
Nick Pappas
Dick Fell
Dick Goppert
Dick Simmons
Clyde Rosenbaum
Vernon Alexander
Pete Flaherty
Larry Heinzerling
Pioneers
Lorain and
Sandusky
Stoke
Lorain
Rain Forces Yeomen 9 Inactive In Guilford Trip
Oberlin College postpones first spring trip baseball game at Guilford College due to rain. If today’s doubleheader cannot be played the Yeomen will move to Belmont to face Belmont Abbey College with two games planned. Pitcher Billi Guerrera expected to start. Davidson College exhibitions loom Friday and Saturday before returning to Oberlin Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
N. C
Oberlin College
Quakers
Yeomen
Belmont
Belmont Abbey College Crusaders
Billi Guerrera
Davidson College
Burns In Ring Feature Promises Toledo Elyria Bout Night
Wilbur McClure of Toledo faces Elyria’s Chuck Burns in the main event of an amateur boxing card on April 20 at the Palladeum. Proceeds aid Elyria fighters going to the Eastern Regional Olympic Qualifiers in Louisville April 21–23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur McClure
Toledo
Elyria
Chuck Burns
Palladeum
Harry Day
Elyria Boxing Club
Louisville
McClure
Burns
Monroe
Mich
Willie Burns
Hubert Martin
Larry Oldfield
Ed Scheley
Joe Gentile
Lorain
Jimmy Moon
14 Davis Cuppers Selected
A 14 man United States Davis Cup squad was named in San Francisco blending veterans and youth. Team members include Tom Brown 17 from San Francisco and Bernardo Bartzen 31 of Dallas with Chris Crawford Piedmont Earl Buchholz St Louis Barry Mackay Dayton Ohio among others. Chairman Jim Moffett said further changes may be made as conditions warrant and the first competition will be in Mexico City in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
United States
Tom Brown
Bernardo Bartzen
Dallas
Tex
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Jim Moffett
Mexico City
Hayes Sprints Buckeyes in Spring Drills at Ohio State
Ninety five candidates reported for spring drills as Woody Hayes directed a spirited workout. Bob Ferguson impressed at fullback while four regulars returned to guard, tackle, and center positions. Matte and Fields shared quarterback duties as changes loom before the Sept. 24 SMU opener.
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Columbus
UPI
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Bob Ferguson
Ferguson
Bob
Bob White
White
Roger Detrick
Mike Ingram
Jim Tyrer
Tom Matte
Gabe Hartman
Jerry Fields
Matte
Fields
Chuck Bryant
George Wittmer
Tyrer
Alan Fiers
Ins 'Gram and
Hartman
Gene Watkins
Derrick
Ron Houck
Ed Elmer
Southern Methodist
Sievers Boosts White Sox Pennant Hopes
Sarasota report says Chicago White Sox gain Roy Sievers from Washington for Earl Battey Don Mincher and 150000 dollars. Manager Al Lopez calls the swap a good move adding power depth as insurance if Ted Kluszewski or Minnie Minoso miss time. Freese and Minoso previously acquired, tying up major slugging upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota, Fla
UPI
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
White Sox
al Lopez
Lopez
Chicago
Sievers
Ted Kluszewski
Minnie ‘Minoso
Klu
Sox
Earl Battey
Don Mincher
Ruvolo Named New Head Coach at Cathedral Latin
Salvatore Ruvolo, former Bed ford Chanel football coach for two seasons, becomes Cathedral Latin head football coach replacing Fred George who resigned for higher pay. A Kent State and John Adams alum, Ruvolo previously coached at Brecksville and Latin, where he led an undefeated 1956 reserve team and a junior varsity basketball squad with two defeats.
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Cleveland
Salvatore
Sam) Ruvolo
Bedford Chanel High
Ihe
Cathedral Latin
Fred George
Ruvolo
Kent State University
Cleveland John Adams High School
Brecksville
Latin
Women drivers prove equal on road and stage
Pat Lynch, a 31 year old stunt driver from Wichita, says women are as capable as men in driving and daredevil acts. She has driven stock cars in a thrill show and competes in the Economy Run from Los Angeles to Minneapolis, chasing a $1000 prize in a 1960 Dodge Dart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fraley Jas
Los Angeles
UPI
Pat
Iricia Jones
Wichita
Kans
Jimmy Lynch
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Oakland AFL team to reveal nickname at testimonial
Oakland California will announce the nickname for the citys new American Football League entry during a testimonial dinner honoring Coach Eddie Erdelatz. The event in Oakland is set to disclose the team name pending tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland, Calif
Major League Baseball Scores Exhibition Highlights
Washington defeats Kansas City 3 to 2 in exhibition action. Cincinnati and Detroit game postponed by rain with only scheduled games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Detroit
Fight Results Across Locations Highlight Varied Outcomes
Boxing notes from Sydney, New Orleans, and New York report multiple decisions and stoppages. Tony Dupas earns an outpoint victory in Sydney, while Jorge Fernandez stops Mel Barker in New York. Rid Chick stops Silva in Holyoke with Westfield and Boston noted in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Jorge Fernandez
Buenos Aires
Mel Barker
Austin, Tex, Jr
Holyoke
Mass
Rid Chick
Westfield
Stopped Silva
Boston
Pe Larry
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Ketch
Mile High
Jim Ketchum
Mr. Ketchum
Mr. Herold
Z. J. Mihalik
Ohio State University
Bill Mravkowski
Bill Armstrong
Huron
Bob Middleton
Marion Harding
Mike Kolezan
Kenyon College
Lord
Dale Reichenbach
Rick
Lorain High
Pioneer Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Reichenbach
South Amherst
Savannah
Ashland County
Oberlin
Pioneer Ace
Toledo University
Bob Davis
Joe Strong
Paul Walker
Kent State
Kent
Dot Mackin
Edna Reynolds
Salem
Mackin
Reynolds
Palmer, Souchak, Snead
Leo H. Petersen
Bowling Center
Genesee Beer
Johnny Kiares Inc
Ec Evarish
Lehman Cartage
Ray Benson
Harshaw Chemical
Alvay’s
Potato Chips
Ha! Blake
Carlings Black Lade
P.O. C. Beer
Mike Barney
the Toggery
Old Dutch Beer
Joe Karby
Stroh’s Beer
Louise
Rey Cabi Jr
Johnny Miares Inc
Ed Branish
Elyria Dairies
Sunshine
Shakes
Hazel Blake
Supar
Elinor Brill
Supshine
ST. Jude's League
Penly’s
Haie Cleaners
H. Archer
Bornino
Schlather Ins
J. Sloar
Thome Sohio
Ketchum Shell
A. Csontes
Temple Lumber
Dairy Queen
R. Shermen
Janus Builders
Stewart Aetna Ins
B. O'Connor
Ferraro Meats
Reichlin Fineryl Home
S. Sobieski
Bendix-Westinghouse Office
Eigh
Bill Edwards
Chambers
Fred Smith
Don Webber
Bob Lisicky
ROBY
Pirates
Pawl Sweda
Ravings
Bur‘mers
North Ridgeville Exttner
Decarlo League
Bittnher
DeCarlo Funeral
Rome
Glony Gault
Num Num
Canale Light
Evelyn Barnard
Stewart Infra Red
Toggery Shop
Connie Mate
Bill's ReAlo & TV Service
Sullivan Lumber
Bille Bler
Dave Bednarz
Scrivenes
Dave Bednary
TARRY
Whiz Kids
Klares
Tarry Lanes
Dukes Shoes
Bill Mabil
Duke's Shoes
Herb Guyeska
OSU
ABC
Vic Power
Johnnny Temple
Bubba Phillips
Jim Piersall
Walt Bond
Tito Francona
Rocky Colavito
Piersall
Gordon
Bond
Colavito
Francona
Ernie Johnson
Gene Leek
Don Dillar
Steve Jankowski
Bob Allen
Don Schaeffers
Toronto
Richmond
Yeoman
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