Elyria High Eyes New League Link With Six-Club Circuit
Elyria High School may join a six-team scholastic league including Lorain Sandusky Fremont Ross Findlay and Marion Harding after leaving the Lake Erie League. Officials refuse comment citing an upcoming meeting later this month. public access to details is contested as a matter of ethics and press rights. If Lorain joins Elyria is expected to follow, with board reports due next Wednesday.
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Distaffs Steal Show As Jones Sets Tenpin Pace
It was ladies day as the women outshined the men in the Women s All City League at Tarry Tavern. Jones led with a brisk pace while eight honor roll series were carded.
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600 Club Women’s All City League Standings Report
The 600 Club Women’s All City League lists Helen Jones 183 238 176 597 Coletta Sittinger 173 157 230 560 Jane Surdock 195 171 191 557 Vi Polchey VO’ we 1G tS Johnnie Sutherland 1A6 171 213 531 Issy Betts 190 182 150 522 Dean Prindle 166 199 142 507 Ruth Henke 136 181 190 507
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City tenpin youths star in strong bowling night
Helen Jones led with a 597 series after a 183 opening, a 238 game, and 176 finish marking the top single game of the night. Coletta Sittinger, Jane Surdock, and Vi Polchey posted high counts, while Mike Saussler led the men with a 595 series in the El Rey Grotto League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. West River Hardware clinched the second half of the Women’s All-City League and will face Smittie’s Package Store in a roll-off for the season title. league officers were elected: Evelyn Siffert president, Millie Buck vice president, Claire Henke secretary, Ann Lepikowski treasurer, Kay Wolfert sergeant-at-arms.
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Millie Buck
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Ann Lepikoski
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Women's Tourney To Set Record At Tarry Lanes
The Elyria Women's Handicap Championship Bowling Tournament attracts a record field with 50 teams 64 doubles teams and 128 singles entries. Organizer Florence Klinech announces the event runs May 1 through May 6 with opening night at 7 p.m.
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North Olmsted Wins Dual Meet
North Olmsted High thinclads opened their season Friday afternoon with a tight 63 to 55 victory over Bay in a dual meet at North Olmsted. Jerry Krynak set a new high jump record at 5 feet 74 inches and also won the pole vault at 10 feet. Stan Seeley swept the Bay sprints in the 100 and 220, with Terry Michaels winning the 440 and tying for the broad jump with Doug Dudley.
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Barons Favored In Fourth Calder Cup Playoff Tilt
The Cleveland Barons hold a two games to one lead over the Hershey Bears in the Calder Cup final series and are favored to win the fourth game in Cleveland. If needed, a fifth game would be at Hershey on April 13, with a sixth at Cleveland and a potential seventh at Hershey on April 17.
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Lorain Medina County Loop Plans League Meeting
A Lorain Medina County Class A Baseball League meeting is set for Monday at 7:30 PM in Kramer's Store, Erhart. All teams wishing to join the league should send representatives to attend.
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Tenpin Schedule for Merchants League on Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Six matches head the C League bowling night at 7 o'clock at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Bruce and Sing face Van Ausdale Carpet Shop. Burke Furniture plays Dairy Queen. Memo's No. 2 meets Graf ton Lumber. Young Hardware opposes Grady's Garage. Kinter Realtor takes on Elyria Norwalk Truck. LaPorte Innua confronts Metio's No. 1.
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Pep Barred From Ring By N Y State Commish
Willie Pep, famed featherweight with a career marc ked by gambling troubles and a plane crash comeback, was barred from New York rings by the State Boxing Commission for his own good. The Massachusetts and national bodies signaled support, canceling a Holyoke bout with Bobby Courchesne after Pep’s latest loss to Lulu Perez. Pep’s career, including 183 wins in 190 fights, is marked by a lifelong battle with gambling and clashes with Sandy Saddler, and the ban caps a volatile chapter in a storied life in boxing.
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Giants and Indians Spring thoughts from New York camp
Giants officials assess the Indians weaknesses in infield defense and hitting while projecting the Yankees as favorites. They discuss key players like Al Rosen George Strickland and Jose Santiago as Cleveland eyes a strong start. Giants see Willie Mays Monte Irvin and Dodgers as threats with aging stars offering era wisdom.
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Roll 1,335 For ABC Doubles Lead
NL- Don McClaren of St. Louis and Bill Welu of Houston took over the tournament doubles leadership with 1335. They ended Ned Day and Buddy Bomar of Chicago who rolled 1326. Victor Hermann of Buffalo fell short in all-events with 1927, runner-up to Carmen Salvino of Chicago who led for two days. Tony Sparando of Rego Park continued in front in singles with 123, and Tri-Par Radio of Chicago remained team leader with 3226.
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Carroll Coach Stays On Job After Meeting
Fred George, head basketball coach at Carroll, announced after a Friday meeting with his players that he will remain in his role rather than resign over the Presidents' Athletic Conference proposal. He has two years left on his contract and will continue coaching to evaluate the situation.
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Block Nine To Work The Granite Concrete Block
The Hot Stove League team Block Nine plans a soft practice at the precision field diamond at 4 30 Sunday afternoon with Granite Concrete Block as the featured squad.
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Regalado Looms as Big Problem for Indians
Louisville, Ky. up game report notes Rudy Regalado, a bright young infield prospect with Mexican and Italian extraction, as the hottest hitter on the Cleveland Indians. He and manager Al Lopez seek his future position while Regalado vows to stay with the club.
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Boxing Evening Lightweights Miceli Marcello Fight Preview
WXEL airs the 10 round lightweight bout Joe Miceli against Steve Marcello at 9. Also on the card are hockey by the Cleveland Barons versus the Hershey Bears and a wrestling match Lord Carlton versus Sandor Szabo with related pro events and transfers noted for the night.
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Regalado Emerges as Key Rookie for Indians
A 23 year old Californian on a spring hot streak shows nine home runs and 19 RBIs with a .453 average. Regalado, once on the Indianapolis farm roster, has joined the Cleveland club as manager Lopez praises his hitting and fielding while noting his versatility at third, second or first base.
Line Scores Of Exhibition Games
Line scores from multiple exhibition games by United Press show results across teams including Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Boston Louisville New York Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh Memphis Chicago and more with various pitchers and final tallies. The report notes weather conditions and ties, listing starting and relief pitchers such as Erskine Labine Gray Nuxhall Henry Spahn Crandall Friend and others.
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Legion Juniors Meet Sunday Afternoon
Elyria area boys interested in joining the Legion Juniors baseball team are invited to a meeting and practice Sunday afternoon. Players should gather at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street at 1 30. The squad welcomes any Lorain County boy not already signed with another club.
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Bowling Clinic By Billy Sixty Gets Rolling
Don Carter of Detroit wins the world match singles crown for the second straight time. He outlines beginners tips including posture, ball direction, straight push, and a compact swing to lift and roll the ball toward the pins.
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Splete Ends Coaching Career At Avon Lake
Lorain County coach Gordon Splete retires from varsity basketball after 11 years at Avon Lake. He resigns as Avon Lake boards approves, citing strain and desire for home life. Robert J. Robinson will become head basketball coach next season. Splete to coach 7th and 8th grade hoops and varsity baseball while supervising intramurals.
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Jameson Wrests Lead In Colonial Women’s Open
In New Orleans Babe Zaha rias drops from first to two behind Betty Jameson who shot 73 to reach 146 total and lead by two after 36 holes. Babe Bauer and Marlene Bauer sit tied for third with 150 and the field tightens as the final day approaches.
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Pony League Tryouts Scheduled Tomorrow
Baseball players age thirteen and one year olds are eligible. Players must report to Elyria Catholic High School gym tomorrow at 11 o'clock for Pony League tryouts.
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Grade School And Catholic Fresh Quintets Honored
About 130 C Y C grade school players gathered at the Knights of Columbus Hall for a recognition event. Trophies went to Holy Cross 8th grade St Jude 7th grade and St Agnes 6th grade with top scorers Carl Plate Nick Alusio and Bill Plate honored. Deb Urig led the program with thanks to Fr John Neary the Knights of Columbus Elyria Catholic HS and gym use.
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North Eaton Five Caps 2nd Place in Lorain League
North Eaton Heating captured runner up in the Lorain Class B American League by beating Avon Lake Feed Mill 62 to 45 at the gym last night. The Heaters led 28 to 26 at halftime and pulled away in the second half as Ron Haynes scored 15 and Max Houston 14 to pace the winners in a fifth game in five nights. Dean Maddock scored 22 for the Feed Mill.
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Elyria Shooters Defeat Sandusky in Erie County Match
The Elyria Pistol Club beat the Sandusky Pistol Club 1,246 to 1,220 at the Erie County Conservation Club range. Bob Copas led Elyria with 265 points, while Chandler, Hazellion, Myers, and Talk contributed for Elyria in a paced timed rapid event.
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McGraw Seen As New Shaw Coach
Cleveland insiders report assistant football coach Bob McGraw is expected to become Shaw Heights head coach, succeeding Bob Cawrse who resigned. Shaw officials say McGraw, an assistant since 1916, has the inside track but East Cleveland Board of Education must make the appointment.
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Fight Results at St Nicholas Arena and Philadelphia card
Paolo Rost of Italy stopped Eddie Campo of New Haven in New York at St Nicholas Arena. Carmen Bademo of Philadelphia knocked out Chico Carsey of Chester in Philadelphia.
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