Mighty mink-fitter's televised boxing downfall
Lamar Clark of Cedar City Utah failed to dominate Bartolo Soni on national TV after 26 of 30 minutes. Clark showed power but lacked control and accuracy while Soni endured heavy punishment before a referee halted the contest.
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New York
Lamar Clark
Cedar City
Utah
Marv Jenson
Wasatch Mountain
Bartolo Soni
Clark
Jenson
Angelo Curley
Moran's 729 Series Tops On Key Front
Moran exploded for a 729 series in the Elyria Bowling Center Home League, with 253 241 and 235 games including a four-bagger. He leads a night of high scores as other bowlers like Barkacs and Schneider posted strong lines and club fighters battled in nearby rings amid Berlin and Toledo reporting.
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Moran
Jim Moran Sr
Bowling Center
Elyria
Ray Benson
Herb Guyeska
Tarry Tavern
Lou Barkacs
Jack Tarry Jr
Gary Schneider
Bob O’connnor
St. Jude
Indians Build Momentum With Win in Florida Exhibition
The Cleveland Indians extended their spring winning streak to four with a 5-3 extra inning victory over the Detroit Tigers in Lakeland. Rocky Colavito and Woodie Held drove in the decisive runs in the 11th, as Jim Perry tossed five scoreless frames and Carl Thomas finished strong. The club, now 12-14 in exhibition play, sent a message days before the AL opener, while GM Frank Lane warned Bobby Locke to improve or risk a Toronto fate and veteran Johnny Klippstein was expected to join soon.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Woodie
Jim Perry
Carl Thomas
Perry
Indians
Russ Nixon
Johnny Temple
Tito Francona
Colavito
Bubba Phillips
Grant
Detroit
Chico Fernandez
Thomas
Tigers
Knicks and Royals Land Top Picks in NBA Draft
The Cincinnati Royals claimed 20 players including Oscar Robertson while the New York Knickerbockers drafted 18 in a draft dominated by the Royals and Knicks. Boston chose six collegians, six picks tied to a midtown New York hotel draft. Robertson, West, and Imhoff face Olympic duties before pro contracts.
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NEW York
UPI
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Royals
Oscar Robertson
University of Cincinnati
Knickerpockers
Boston Celtics
Knicks
Robertson
Minneapolis Lakers
Jerry West
West Virginia
Darrall Imhoff
California
West
Imhoff
U.S
Rome
Jay Arnette
Texas
Biederman Named Head Coach at Mentor High School
Earl Biederman former Toronto High School coach in Eastern Ohio is appointed head football coach at Mentor High School. He replaces Jack Hecker who resigned to join the University of Toledo staff under Clive Rush.
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Mentor, O
UPI
Earl Biederman
Toronto
Ohio
Mentor High School
Biderman
Miami
Jack Hecker
University of Toledo
Clive Rush
Johnson Traded From Lions to Steelers for Draft Picks
Detroit Lions fullback John Henry Johnson, 30, was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers for two draft choices. Lions coach George Wilson called it the best return. Johnson previously starred for Detroit in 1957 with 62 rushing yards and 21 completions, but saw declining production later, amid a prior $1,000 fine for missing a team plane.
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Detroit
UPD
John Henry Johnson
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Lion
George Wilson
Lions
Johnson
Steelers
Elyria Stationers win 2452 series in ABC tourney
Elyria Stationers team captained by Carl Henke posted a 2452 series in the booster division of the American Bowling Congress Tournament at the Sports Arena in Toledo. It was the players first ABC event and they placed 19th, earning $25. Chuck Vollmer led with a 569 series and a 2212 best game, while Henke added 537 and teammates Johnson 498 Poling 464 Augustine 384.
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Toledo
Elyria Stationers
Carl Henke
American Bowling Congress
Sports Arena
Chuck Vollmer
Henke
Skip Johnson
Ray Poling
Darold Augustine
Fight Results in New York Between Logart and McFarland
New York report lists Isaac Logart from Cuba fighting Maryin Candy McFarland of Philadelphia with a cutpoint for a 145% weight class.
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New York
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Maryin
Candy) McFarland
Philadelphia
Elyria and North Ridgeville Bowling League Results
Readable lines show multiple leagues with team matchups led by Shester Body Shop and Janus Builders. High scores include Bob Heilman 575 and Florence Billmeyer 512, with top teams earning first place in the Elyria and North Ridgeville circuits.
Elks Monday League Scores and Top Performers
Gardner Insurance led 26-19 as B and B Market fell 0 1744-2742. High single Paul Brias 529 for Gardner Insurance. Blue Sky Ion 2772 17 percent 3 Traczek Bros 0 Bob Kiely 552. Ruppelt Builders 29-16 3 Hazels Restaurant 0 Don Mohr 620 Branden Jewelers 24 4 2044 2 Bell Co 1 Jack Refenninger 525 Erb Radio TV 20 25 2 Dieken Funeral Home 25-20 1 Ed Lee 564 Superior Electric 24 21 3 & J Superette 0 Dave Robertson 563 First place Kouppelt Builderg 29-16 Top series Don Mohr 620.
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Elks Monday League
Gardner Insurance
B& B
Paul Brias
Blue Sky Ion
Traczek Bros
Bob Kiely
Ruppelt Builders
Hazels Restaurant
Don Mohr
Branden Jewelers
Bell Co
Jack Refenninger
Erb Radio & TV
Dieken Funeral Home
Ed Lee
Superior Electric
J Superette
Dave Robertson
Kouppelt Builderg
Bowling Center Home League Standings and High Scores
Bowling Center league results list team records and top individuals. Key performances include Lee Zelinski with 636 high series and Jim Moran Sr. posting 729 in singles plus 723 top series for Johnny Klares Inc. at Bowing Center.
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Bowling Center
Jim Moran Sr
Leo Zelinski
Jack Ward
Joe Meyers
Dick Diederick
Bill Volk
Mike Rudd
Ed Evanish
Carling’s
Lee Zelinski
Harshaw Chemical
Art Dawson
Louise’s Tavern
Stroh's Beer
Johnny Shlares Inc
Lehman Cartage
Arvay
Fotato
Tom Smith
the Toggery
Genesee Beer
Mike Radd
Johnny Klares Inc
Palmer Accepts Eisenhower Invite At Augusta Match
Augusta Georgia UPI Arnold Palmer the 1960 Masters champion played a round with President Eisenhower at Augusta National. Eisenhower arrived for a spring vacation and joined Palmer at the first tee amid a light crowd. Palmer said he felt nervous compared to yesterday and hit a booming drive as Maj. Gen. Heaton and Clifford Roberts watched.
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Augusta
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Golf Course
Palmer
Eisenhower
Ligonier
Mulligan
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Washington
Clifford Roberts
Augusta National
New Wrestling Coach Named at Columbia University
Stan Thornton of Teaneck New Jersey has been named head coach of Columbia University's wrestling team succeeding Dick Waite after coaching the team this past season.
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NEW York
UPI
Stan Thornton
Teaneck
N.J
Columbia University
Dick Waite
Local Bowl Scores With Top Series Reflect League Standings
Bendix Westinghouse Office leads with Ser18 517 high by Dick Shedron as Reservoirs trail. Indicators and Relays show small margins. George Long and Bob Posselius post 529 and 525. Evans Lanes Trio League action includes Stroh's Beer 34 to 0 and Maple Inn 25 3, Vern Clow 529 tops series. Barres Plumbing and Budweiser also place points with Sirah's Beer taking first and Clow earning top series.
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Bendix Westinghouse Office League Chambers
Dick Shedron
George Long
Bob Possélius
Dick Lysell
Evans Lanes
Korkis
Stroh's Beer
Jack Clarke
Maple Inn
C. W. Barres Plumbing Inc
Vern
Elybia Dairies Women League High Scores Report
In the Elybia Dairies Women’s League Hazel Blake posted a top series of 528 as Sodas beat Sunshine 2 to 1 while Mary Meyers led Sunshine with 465. Sunshine took first place with a 28 14 win. In the Tarry City League Blares Apparel blanked Bill Mobil 3 0 and Dukes Shoes won 2 1. Lon Barkacs topped scores with 683.
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Elybia Dairies
Shakes
Hazel Blake
Sodas
Sunshine
Mary Meyers
TARRY
Bill Mobil
Dukes Shoes
Array Chips
Tarry Lanes
Whiz Kids
Lon Barkacs
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Joe Roberts
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Jack Tarry Sr
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Florence Billmeyer
Virginia Gault
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Middle Ave
Jim Moran
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Automotive League
Elyria Auto Service
Weiltze Market
RF. Hammon
Prout Chevrolet
Lew’s Motor Sales
R. Heilman
Shively Auto Service
Elderread
R. Smith
Shuster Body Shop
Economy Motors
R. Rigg
Carm’s
Hadiator
Elyria Motors
FP. Atkins
Collins Auto Parts
J. Br.ae Ford
W. Schroeder
Shester Body Shop
Bob Heilman
Bittner-Decarlo League
Toggery Shop
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Stewart Tdifra Red
Connie Mate
Sullivan Lumber
Sarah Eucudlas
Buis H
Buis H Radio & TV Service
Candlelight
ST. Jude's League Temple Lumber
Reichlio Funeral Home
Eigh
D. Kuczkowski
Fer Yrauro Meats
Hale Cleaners
B. Sheltis
Stewart Aeton Ins
Schlather Ins
J. Cantanzarite
Janus Builders
B. O'Connor
Isaly’s
Dairy Queen
A. Archer
Theme Sphio
Bornino
Town & Country Giris League
Burkicane
Milford
Rivet
Bernice Hignett
O'Briens
McGarvey's
Mary Bradver
Wells Mole Ins
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Alma Wolf
Turnpike Inn
Worthington Sweet Shot
Kay Ebert
Worthington Les Strokes
Stone Villa
Lee Eanquis
Banks Manufacture
Bill's Mobil Service
Joyce Peepas
Kay Elbert
Elyria Foundey
Foundry
Hon
Alan Bushman
Walt Kruszewski
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Y-Echoes
Kay Meyers
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Henrietta Pecaut
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Don A. Zelles
Jim Roberts
Sil. Toggery
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Bob Imprectnt
GO. C
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Bill Huskinson
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Knotty Pine
Ted Hart
Bil Haoskinson
Bess & Andy's League
Sapte Tavern
Frabotta
Charlies Furman
Lake Ave
Variety
Dick Slack
Tempie Lumber Co
ABC Realty Co
Russ Garretson
Ray Bally
Loopers
Marsha
Don Hershey
Supper Club
Nee
Bill Morris Jr
Lake J Ave
Nerveless
Palmer Not-So
Tke
Internal Revenue
Joseph J. Seapinmon
O’neil
ISB
Harry Brown Motors, Inc
Middle Avenue
Grasso’s Furniture & Appliances
Long Ave
Lorain
Harry S. Burr, Jeweler
Second Street
Broad Street
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