Scholastic Spring Sports Schedule Snapshot
Readable segment lists daily events across multiple schools including Clearview Vermilion Wellington and Monroeville with track golf tennis and baseball fixtures. Notable matchups include Firelands vs Kew London and Vermilion vs Ambrist along with several venues such as Probst and Weetlake.
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Firelands
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Elyti
Vermilion
Ambrist
Golf Este Catholic
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Featherweight title bout ends in KO in Los Angeles
Daver Moore knocks out Danny Valdez in Los Angeles fly featherweight title bout. Jorge Fernandez defeats Denny Moyer in Portland to claim victory.
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Celtics poised to close series after St Louis win
Boston Celtics beat the St. Louis Hawks 119 to 104 in St. Louis to take a 3-1 lead in the best of seven NBA finals. Bob Cousy and Frank Ramsey sparked a second half rally as Cousy posted his third straight 20 point game in the series.
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Palmer Seeks Masters Title Rebound After Rain Delays
Palmer keeps hope alive in Augusta as Gary Player leads after rain shortens play. Weather halts action with Palmer one stroke behind and two-time defending champ Palmer facing a fresh start under windy, partly cloudy conditions.
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Wholesalers and Barmen Win Final Bowing Lanes Rolloff
Laubenthal Wholesale and Herb's Happy Hour Bar win the final rolloff for Tarry's Lanes team eliminations. They will bowl in the Bowling Proprietors Association regional tournament in Detroit later this month. Gib Henke of Laubenthal's rolled the high series, 640, on lines of 203 231 and 214.
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Herb
Happy Hour Bar
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Laubenthal
Eagles
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Elyria High Opens Delay Cancelled by Wet Weather
Elyria High School's baseball opener against Ashland at Ely Stadium was cancelled this morning by athletics director Russ Dean due to wet weather. Coach Ray Wilson's Pioneers will instead open Thursday at home against Rocky River.
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Ely Stadium
Russ Dean
Atheties
Ray Wilson
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Rocky River
Elyria High Track Opens Season With Dual Meet
Elyria High hosts Olmsted Falls at Ely Stadium to begin the season. Falls enters with an outdoor win over Bay and Fairview in a triangular meet, led by Jed Falls with a 100 yard dash win and a broad jump, plus Ken Kreigmont and Carl Gerbasi winning middle distance events. Dave Lloyd posted a win in the low hurdles.
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Howard Burnett
Jim Burnett
Jed Falls
Ken Kreigmont
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Dave Lloyd
Wings Hawks Are Even As NHL Finals Shift To Chicago
Chicago coach Rudy Pilous said the Black Hawks will counter Detroit Red Wings helter skelter offense in game three of the Stanley Cup finals in Chicago. Detroit leads the series tied 1-1 after a 3-1 win in Detroit.
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Red Wing
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Elyria Little League Draft Names For 1961 Season
LL North completes 1961 draft at Elyria sewage plant meeting. Electro-Alloys defending champions as six team league begins second season. Read lists include many drafted players with numerous surnames and typos.
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Elyria Little League North
Elyria
Electro-Alloys
Midview's Sherman Tops Prep Riflers
Curt Sherman of Midview High School led Ohio scholastic rifle shooters at the State Championships, earning first sharpshooter with 582. Midview placed seventh as Fremont won with 1,114, Sherman posting 95 offhand 97 prone 94 kneeling plus 296 in prone to total 582.
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Curt Sherman
Midview High School
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Sherman
Midview
Fremont
Don Bohac
Janet Eppley
Dave Ross
Kennedy Opens 1961 Baseball Season With First Pitch
President Kennedy throws ceremonial first ball at Griffith Stadium to inaugurate the 1961 major league season. The opener features the Washington Senators against the Chicago White Sox amid a host of new faces and a 162 game schedule as Hank Aaron and Vern Law are named 1961 NL stars.
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Law
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Vern Law
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Leo H. Petersen
Milton Richman
Norman Muller
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Milwaukee
County Stadium
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Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Managers Wax Optimistic Over 1961 Pennant Race
National League leaders like Danny Murtaugh and Charlie Dressen project strong campaigns with Pirates and Braves aiming for the title. Other managers including Walt Alston, Al Dark, Gene Mauch, Fred Hutchinson, Vedie Himsl and Ralph Hank anticipate improvements in pitching, defense, and youth as they eye a pennant.
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UPI
Dannny Murtaugh
Pirates
Dodgers
Charlie Dressen
Braves
Sally Hemus
Cardinals
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al Dark
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Harvey
Kuenn
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Gene Mauch
Phillies
Frick Foresees Five Year Era of Baseball Growth
Commissioner Ford C Frick outlines a plan for orderly expansion to 24 major league teams by 1965 with realigned minors. He cites 73 million young players ages 8 to 21, growing stadium construction, and underwritten minor leagues as keys to future growth and national interest. He urges immediate planning and action.
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Baseball
New York
UPI
Milwaukee
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Androld
Natation
Elyria Keglerettes Shine At Ohio Tournament Findlay
Elyria finished among six teams at the Ohio State Women's Association Bowling Tournament in Findlay over the weekend. Standouts included Gene Miller with 639 in singles and Jeri Pomeroy with 614, Miller placing third in singles as the Tarry's AllGiyami Rainbow Lanes team held top local honors.
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Ohio State Women’s Association
Findlay
Gene Miller
Jeri Pomeroy
Miller
Tarry
AllGiyami Rainbow Lanes
Pomeroy
Dot Pavelka
Pat Sanicky
Betty Sailer
Ann Evanish
Ruth Hastings
Nancy Broz
Broz
Sanicky
Jessie Ellis
Billie Baden
Betty Ryan
Coletta Sittinger
Peg Taylor
Sittinger
Flo Fuerst
Henke Leads 11 Week Bowling Standings At Elyria Center
Henke tops the 11 week competition with 200 Peterson points in singles at Elyria Bowling Center. Traxler is second with 199, Moran Sr. and Kane tied at 196. Weekend high series goes to Henke with 860, Komko 843, Dane 835.
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Gib Henke
Elyria Bowling Center
Peterson
Jack Traxler
Jim Moran Sr
David Kane
Henke
John Komko
Dane
Lorenzen Wins Virginia 500 Despite Rain Shortened Race
Elmhurst driver Fred Lorenzen claimed the $800 first prize in the Virginia 500 at Martinsville, as the stock car event was shortened by a persistent drizzle. Trace Sunday reported the wet conditions led to the early finish.
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Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Trace
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