Pioneers Sweep Ends As Rain Delays Tennis Meet
Elyria Pioneers mop up courts after a long delay, earning wins in singles by John Meckley and Ron Roberts and in doubles with Geunter Herold and LeRoy Pettis. St Edward players faced late start, darkness, and a walkover in one doubles match. Oberlin visit Ely Stadium Tuesday for a 4 15 p m meet. result not counted in league standings.
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St Edward
Eagles
Elyria
Bill Ignatz
St. Edward
Andy Popel
John Meckley
Ron Roberts
Geunter Herold
LeRoy Pettis
Bob Dages
Jerry Strait
Rakestraw
Roberts
Pioneers
Oberlin
Ely Stadium
Vermilion edges Midview 72 46 in dual meet
Vermilion led by Quick Draw McGraw with three firsts including 5-5 high jump 37-10 shot and 99-6 discus. Midview’s Ron Lucas Orlando Bush and Mel Nelson each won twice, while Vermilion's Mikola swept pole vault and broad jump and Fisher added a low hurdles win. Sailors host Ridgeville Tuesday. Midview to Lorain Thursday.
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Paul
McGraw
Midview
Ron Lucas
Orlando Bush
Mel Nelson
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Bush
Nelson
Jack Mikola
Dave Fischer
Ridgeville
Lorain
Fishcher
Lapp
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Barker
Crum
Davia
BBC
Dezeo Howard
Porter
Huggins
Lewis
Wn Nelson
Roberts
Paris
Ron Lucaal
Wheeler
Fischer
Jack Mirola
Schaffer
Caldey
Cromling
Firelands takes 6 3 baseball win over Wellington
Ken Butler drove in two runs with a second inning double as Firelands beat Wellington 6 to 3. Ron Edwards had two hits for Firelands while John Berkmeyer Steve Schrader and Butler pitched. Dan Lugaski started for Wellington before being relieved. Wellington struck out seven and walked six. Firelands faces Lorain St Mary next, Wellington meets Midview Tuesday.
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Ken Butler
Firelands
Wellington
Falcons
Ron Edwards
John Berkmeyer
Steve Schrader
Butler
Dan Lugaski
Bob Carmon
Duke
Vermilion Netmen Fall 5-1 to Norwalk St Paul
Norwalk St Paul defeated Vermilion 5-1 with Dan Dropko the lone Vermilion winner. Dropko beat Bob Frye 6-1 6-0. Anato brothers Chuck and John won singles for Norwalk over Vermilion rivals Lynn Hollosy and Alan Hollosy.
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Dan Dropko
Vermilion
Norwalk St Paul
Bob Frye
Chuck
John Anato
Lynn
Alan Hollosy
John
Alan
Hesting Huron
Norwalk St. Paul
Anato
Hollosy
J Anato
A Hollosy
Martin
DeVault
LBJ to test right wing power at season opener
President Johnson, calling himself an old first baseman, says he will throw out the first ball at the Washington Senators versus Los Angeles Angels opener. He jokes about not throwing too far and notes he has a good arm while receiving a gold pass from AL officials.
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Guatemala ousts U S in regional junior soccer loss
In the North Central America and Caribbean junior championship an elimination game saw Guatemala defeat the United States 42 to 0 on Friday. Salvador eliminated the U S from the competition in a surprising upset.
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UPI
Salvador
United States
American Hockey League Playoff Standings
Best of seven series outlined for the American Hockey League playoffs with emphasis on standings and potential paths to the finals. The schedule includes matchups and expected pacing as teams vie for top seeds.
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American Hockey League
Palmer in command at Masters as lead extends to four
Arnold Palmer kept a four stroke edge at the Masters after a 68 Friday, reaching seven under par 137 halfway. Gary Player, Nicklaus, Love, Goalby and Littler chased with mixed totals as the field narrowed and cut loomed.
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Littler
January
Don January
Gene Littler
Tony Lema
Huff Traded to Redskins Shakes Giants Locker Room
Sam Huff leaves the New York Giants after an eight year run in a deal that sends him and rookie George Seals to Washington. Giants receive Andy Stynchula Dick James and the Redskins No 5 draft choice next season. Huff says he is in a state of confusion and must reconsider his future.
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Redskins
Masters Day of Facts and Fables From Augusta
Oscar Fraley recalls Bobby Jones watching the Masters from his Augusta National cot, arguing against distance measuring, while Bobby Nichols faces brief fame with his wife’s cleaning mishap. Tony Lema eagle erupts, Arnie’s Army origins noted, Snead stumbles, and playful plane banners duel above the course.
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Elyria Post 12 Legion Tryout At West Recreation Field
The Elyria Post 12 Legion baseball team schedules a tryout Tuesday at West Recreation Field No 3 Diamond at 4 p m weather permitting. Eligible players are boys born on or after Sept 1 1945. Little League East sponsors a Pancakes and Sausage fundraiser charging 1 for adults and 3 cents for children to support field improvements and league costs.
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West Recreation
Little League East
Eagles acquire Matson and Peters in Lions trade
Philadelphia lands Ollie Matson and Floyd Peters from Detroit in exchange for J.D. Smith. Matson, 34, seeks defensive or offensive use with the Eagles as Kuharich reshapes the defense. Peters, 27, came from the Browns in 1963 to replace Karras. Smith heads to Detroit to fill at right tackle.
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Ted Dean
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Rice Institute
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Peters
Cleveland Browns
Alex Karras
Yankees favored again to win 1964 AL pennant
Veteran columnist predicts the New York Yankees will win the American League pennant in 1964 despite stronger rivals. He places Minnesota Twins second, Cleveland Indians fourth, Chicago White Sox fifth, Orioles sixth, Tigers seventh, Red Sox eighth, Angels ninth, Athletics tenth, and Senators last.
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Frank Lary
Motor City
Rocky Colavito
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Jerry Lumpe
Dave Wickersham
Warriors ready to clinch series with win at St Louis
San Francisco coach Alex Hannum predicted a clinching victory as the Warriors led 32 points Friday night 121-97 over the Hawks. Wilt Chamberlain scored 50 and Tom Meachery added 16 points 13 rebounds to pace the win and push St Louis to needing victories Sunday and Thursday to force a seventh game.
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