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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1961

Page

7

Indians Face dismal spring as pennant bid looms

Salt Lake City Utah UPI report notes the Cleveland Indians ended cactus season with 11 wins 14 losses and two rainouts. The team lost two to the San Francisco Giants 13 0 and 4 1 as Bobby Locke Frank Funk and Bob Allen pitched well despite the rough results. Indians open the regular season in Detroit.

Salt Lake City Utah UPI Cleveland Indians Indians San Francisco Giants West Coasters Redskins Giants Tribe Bobby Locke Frank Funk Bob Allen Locke Willie Mays Detroit

Oberlin Golf Opens Season Aiming To Extend Streak

Oberlin High opens a 10 match golf schedule at Cherry Ridge against Lorain St Mary with Bob Bourne returning as top golfer. Coach Neal Shannon hopes Dick Double and Larry Myers bolster the bid to extend a 22 match winning streak, as junior Chip Piraino sophomore Dave Williams and Don Wonderly compete for positions. The Indians also face Elyria Catholic Midview Lorain Medina and district tourney through May.

Oberlin Komen Oberlin High Cherry Ridge Country Club Lorain St. Mary Bob Bourne Bourne Dave Williams Don Wonderly Shannon Elyria Catholic Midview Lorain Medina Elyria

Toledo U Wrestler Voted Best

In the AAU National Wrestling Championships, the San Francisco Olympic Club dominated by winning both freestyle and Greco-Roman titles, beating New York Athletic Club for the top team spot. Dick Wilson of Toledo University won the Greco-Roman 14-pound title and the outstanding wrestler trophy, while Russ Camilleri and Lee Allen also claimed both-division wins. Winners head to the world games in June in Japan.

Toledo UPD San Francisco Olympic Club San Francisco New York Athletic Club Toledo University Multheah Athletic Club Portland Oreg Chicago Ymca Dick Wilson University of Toledo Russ Camilleri Lee Allen Multnomah Athletic Club Tokyo Yokohama Japan

Lucas Joins Piper Drills For Russia Trip

Jerry Lucas of Ohio State joined the Cleveland Pipers in training at Baldwin Wallace College Berea as the team prepares for a goodwill trip to Russia. The Pipers will play exhibition games before departing for New York and then Russia for eight games, with return set by May 9.

Cleveland UPI Ohio State University Jerry Lucas Cleveland Pipers Russia Pipers Baldwin-Wallace College Berea New York U.S

Elyria Y Mermaids Win Medals in Marion Meet

Elyria MCA girls swim team earned 13 medals and 22 ribbons at Marion against about 350 competitors. Entrants totaled 28 across Cadets Preps and Juniors, with multiple relay squads medaling in each division.

Elyria MCA Marion Jessie Grimm Lee Etta Grimm Betty Billman Karin O'Donnell Martha Knisple Lee Grimm Kathy O'Donnell Susan Meir Laughlin

Buckeyes sweep Xavier in doubleheader 15-4 and 8-0

Ohio State baseball overwhelmed Xavier 15-4 in the first game and 8-0 in the second. The Buckeyes had seven hits and 17 walks in game one and relied on no hit pitching from James Walton and Denie O Connell in game two. They schedule four games this week including Miami at Oxford and a three game stretch with Cincinnati.

Columbus UPI Buckeyes Ohio State Xavier James Walton Denie O'Connell Miami Oxford Cincinnati

New York NL Club Names New Fiscal Officer and Scout

William Gibson appointed as fiscal officer of the New York club of the National League. Herb Strunk added as a scout. Gibson previously served as assistant secretary and assistant treasurer of the former Brooklyn Dodgers, while Strunk was a longtime Athletics scout.

New York UPD William Gibson Dhef Herb Strunk Gibson Brooklyn Dodgers Strunk Athletics

A Case Of Mistaken Identity Smith

In New York April 8 the piece follows Yale Harvard and Notre Dame figures over a proposed New York baseball club name. Jack Dolan, a Notre Dame man, suggests New York Empires later nicknamed Emps or Umps, while Dwight Davis Jr. replies with merit. Dolan defends his Yale association and aims for a borough spanning name New York Burros is floated. Harvard men, the piece notes, struggle with spelling.

New York Yale Harvard Notre Dame Princeton N. J Jack Dolan South Bend Ind New Haven Conn Charley Loftus Yale Athletics Bill Shea Natonals Giants Dodgers Yankees United States Steel Continentals Dolan Branch Rickey Flushing Meadow New York Empires Staite Empire State Cubs Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Metropolitans Mets New York City Ball Park Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota Twins Metropolitan Stadium Meadowlarks Charles Shipman Payson Meadowlark Lemon Harlem Globetrotters Rickey Pete da Holder Dwight Davis, Jr Harrad Yale Athletic Association Davis Harry Truman Missouri White House Ball Club Pete Davis Burros Pete Bronx Manhattan Brooklyn

St Mary’s Irish bring spring sports to Lorain parish

Lorain St Mary High School reverses earlier stance and adds golf tennis and baseball for the spring. Father O Boyle Father Walker and Chuck Muzio lead the new teams with student fund help and scheduling hurdles ahead.

Lorain St. Mary High School St. Mary Chuck Muzio St. Mary's Andrew O'Boyle Akron St. Vincent John H. Walker Walker Father O'Boyle Father O'Bovie

Racing Commission suspends seven clerks in Cleveland area

Columbus based report states Ohio Racing Commission upheld suspensions for seven mutuel window clerks tied to falsified license statements and past arrests. Cull noted 12 of 250 applications were denied on March 8, with one embezzlement conviction among the denied applicants and all eight suspended clerks having worked at Thistledown Randall Cranwood and Ascot Park.

Columbus UPI Cull Racing Commission Ohio William J. Cull Thistledown Randall Cranwood Cleveland Area Ascot Park

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Oberlin High Opens Season With Veterans and New Starters

Oberlin High baseball coach Bob Aebersold brings 10 lettermen, 17 returning players from an 8-4 club, as 9 of 10 starters are slated to start tomorrow against Lorain St. Mary at the Green Acres diamond. Fred Berg will pitch with Hal Lawson catching, while Dave Miller and Scott Kretchmar bolster the infield. Sophomores Seaman and Donaldson anchor the outfield with options in left field. Reserves include John Cola and others as an 18-game schedule unfolds through April and May with a slate including Midview Medina Lorain Westlake and Wellington before a final stretch.

Muzio Father Walker City Field Oberlin Oakwood Lakeview Parks Oak Hills Country Club Cherry Radge Country Club O'Boyle St. Mary Oberlin High Indians Lorain St. Mary Green Acres Fred Berg Hal 'Lawson Dave Miller Chuck Scott Kretchmar Bob Laugh Tin Aebersold Dave Seaman Larry Donaldson Spike Jones Rick Comings Rebersold John Cola al Sutton Keith McIlroy John Favor Jeff Sighn Perry Kkeplinger Edi Markosieh Wellington Westilake

Springfield Eyes Sweep in AHL Final

The Springfield Indians push toward a clean sweep of the American Hockey League finals after a come-from-behind 3 2 victory over the Hershey Bears to take a 2 0 series lead. The Bears won game one 4 3 as the series moves to Hershey on Wednesday.

Springfield Indians Hershey Bears Springfield Cleveland Bears Indians Hershey

Couple Bowlers Lead Weekend Highs in Local Leagues

George Scrivens and Val Scrivens topped the Stoney's Mixed League at Rainbow Lanes with 521 and 272 games while the couple's 1,140 series led. Walt Watters paced the Mer chants League with 624 for the high men and William Wickleman had the top individual game. Helen Rutter led the His and Her League with a 192 game and 30 series. Sowers-Lydon won the Jolly 32 League second half at 16-8 and will face Archer-Coles Saturday at Bowl-O-Drome.

Elyriaeagues George Scrivens Val Scrivens Stoney Rainbow Lanes Walt Watters Merchants League Willam Wickleman Helen Rutter Sowers-Lydon Jolly Will Archer-Coles

Local Bowling Scores and Standings Summary

Roundup of top bowlers with scores list including Walt Watters 600 George Scrivens 624 Russ Chase 608 Jim Moran Sr 608 Helen Ritter 500 and Val Scrivens 313 at the 600 Club with standings reflecting the event performances.

Walt Watters George Scrivens Russ Chase Jim Moran Sr Helen Ritter Val Scrivens

Little League West to Auction 193 Players This Week

Baseball notices say Little League West will hold a player auction Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the league field. On the block will be 193 boys who tried out over the weekend, including 95 ten year olds, 59 nine year olds, and 38 eight year olds.

Little League West

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