Elyria Pioneers beat Falls in close dual meet opener
Elyria High Dominates with nine second places and seven thirds to beat Olmsted Falls 69 73 to 48 45. Dean Poling led with wins in shot put and discus while Harrison Hildreth scored in sprints. Davis Lloyd highlighted field events with high marks and led Elyria to 16th straight dual meet win.
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Bulldogs
Ehmas
Berea
Ely Stadium
Braves
Cleveland
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Fails
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Tim Halatha
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Lioyd
Eliza
Moe Streigth
Harrison Hildreth
Poling
Yeoman squads begin Oberlin season with multiple sports
Oberlin colleges open four of five sports this Saturday with two home and two away meets. Case and Akron meet on the local track at 3:30, Bald win-Wallace at 2:30 for tennis, Otterbein visit Westerville for baseball, and Kenyon at Gambier for lacrosse. Lacrosse, under new coach Fred Shuits, won four of five practice games. Captain Bill Webster led with 14 goals and 3 assists on the trip. teammates Dick Baker 9 goals 18 assists, Gene Rostow 8, Herb Dresser and Bob Kidder 7 each.
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Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Otterbein
Westervale
New England
Kenyon
Gambier
Fred Shuits
Yeoman
Hamilton
Wesleyan
Conn
Holy Cross
Trinty
Thei
Hobart
Tif
Bill Webster
Dick Baker
Gene Rostow
Herb Dresser
Bob Kidder
Scholastic Spring Sports Schedule Highlights Local Meets
Readable fragments show multiple Thursday events across track tennis golf and baseball. Schools listed include Brookside Avon Midview Elyria Clearview Ridgeville Oberlin Wellington Firelands Elyria Catholic and Vermilion among others with matches at sites such as Korwell St Paul Elyria Amherst and Avon Lake.
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Brookside
Buckeye
Avon Milen
Korwell
St Paul
Rocky River
Elyria
Midview
Westlake
Ridgeville
Clearview
Ambhemst
Larain
Fridae
Berea
Elyria Catholic
Wellington
Aroherst
Berlin
Hts
Reystone
Firelands
Avon
Oberlin
Olmsted
Fails
Avon Lake
En Londer
Milan
Tenais Tol St Francs
Elytis
Vermitlog
Amherst
Golf
Elyna Catholic
Vermilion High Tennis Dominates Huron in Opener
Vermilion High swept to a 70 victory over Huron in the season opener as Sailors players posted singles wins by Harge Darles over Williamson 61 63 Ken Brown over Hunter 73 108 Denny Owen over Grumrey 60 60 Ken Esper over Humphrey 60 61 Tom Rodgers over Baughman 62 60 Darley Owen over Williamson Hunter 42 34 42 and Brown Esper over Baughman Grumney 42 40 The Sailors host Amherst Wednesday and a track meet at Wellington was postponed due to weather.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High
Huron
Vermillions
Welington
Harge Darles
John Williamson
Ken Brown
Rick Hunter
Denny Owen
Packard Grumrey
Ken Esper
Slap Humphrey
Tom, Rodgers
Bob Baughman
Darley-Owen
Williamson-Hunter
Brown Esper
Baughman-Grumney
Amhersts
Celtics Clinch Third Straight Title in NBA History
Boston Celtics beat St Louis Hawks 121 112 to become the second team in NBA history to win three consecutive championships. Bill Russell led with 30 points and 28 rebounds, backed by 19 from Tommy Heinsohn, 18 from Bob Cousy, and 16 from Sam Jones and Frank Ramsey as Boston pulled away late.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
St Louis Hawks
Celts
Bil Russell
Russell
George Mikan
Boston
St Lews
Minneapolis
Celtics
Hawks
Tommy Heimsohn
Sam Jones
Heimsohn
Bob Cousy
Jones
Frank Ramsey
U S Amateurs Arrive for Akron Tour Stop
The United States All-Star basketball team will play an intra squad game at Goodyear Gym in Akron tonight. The squad features All America Jerry Lucas of Ohio State and five Cleveland Pipers AAU champions, before a second intra squad game Saturday night at Cleveland Public Hall.
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UPI
United States
Russia
All America
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Goodyear Gym
Cleveland Pipers
Cleveland Public Hall
Elyria Legion Baseball Teams Schedule Weekend Workouts
Coach Bob Reith announces Elyria American Legion team workouts this weekend at West Recreation Field. Sessions are Saturday and Sunday at 4 pm on Diamond 3. The Elyria Legion Cubs perform Thursday at 6 pm on Diamond 4.
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Elyria
Columbia High cindermen wait for better weather
Columbia High School track coach Norm Willbond waits for clear conditions to test his Raiders after a postponement. He lists seven experienced athletes including Dick Todd, Larry Smith, John Carse, Leon Johnson, Art Brook, Charles Martin, and Bill May, with a busy schedule ahead across Buckeye, Midview, Avon Relays, Firelands Invita tional, and district and state meets.
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Columbia
Norm Willbond
Columbia High School
Raiders
Dick Todd
Larry Smith
John Carse
Leon Johnson
Art Brook
Charles Martin
Bill May
Willbond
Buckeye
Midview
Avon
Torain County
Clearview
Firelands
Berea
Indians rally as Perry powers early win over Tigers
Lanky Jim Perry led a fast start for Cleveland with two hits and four RBIs as the Tribe beat Detroit 6 2. Perry opened the scoring with a two run double and later drove in another run as Cleveland, idle today, prepares for a home opener next Tuesday against Detroit led by Gary Bell and Johnny Antonelli.
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Jim Perry
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de Base
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Frank Lane
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the Indians
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Indians
Harvey Kuenn
Oberlin Wins Stemmis Opener Over Amherst
Oberlin High edged Amherst last night in a stemmis opener, taking a $2 win in a tightly contested early season matchup. The result sets both teams in a promising start for the season.
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Amherst
Oberlin High
Kegling Thunder Toggles Titles In Elyria Leagues
In Elyria bowling action three squads clinched league crowns for the second half while two teams earned second half titles to set up a rolloff with the first half champions. Gene Resar Builders won Tuesday Ladies League at Tarrys Lanes with 3114. Production captured Western Automatic League with 3715 1215 at Tarrys. Mary Carter Paints won Bowle-Dromes Banner B League with 3114. Stroh's Beer led Evans Lanes C League and Hayseed Tavern topped Ridgeville League. Individual leaders include Jack Travis 631 in Elks Tuesday League and Jane Surdock 519 in Tuesday Ladies League at Tarrys. Surdock opened with 191. Two Bowl-O-Drome B League players shared top men’s game honors with Walt Watters firing 246 of a 619 series and Russ Louthan finishing 244.
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Tarry's Lanes
Tarry’s
Mary Carter Paints
Bowle-Drome's
Stroh's Beer
Evans’ Lanes
Hayseed Tavern
Ridgeville
Evans
Stroh
Russ Louthan
Midview High School football coach Gene Turke resigns
Gene Turke resigns after six seasons at Midview High School where he led the Middies to 18 victories and 27 losses. He will return to the faculty as a physical education instructor at Chippewa Lake, planning golf and possible further studies. Harold Kraus remains the track coach as the district seeks a new football leader.
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Detrabr
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Colagitio
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Regan
Virgil Donohue
Osborne Fischer
Dongbu
Detroit
Les Boag Baus
Grafton
Gene Turke
Osborne
Midview High
Creeland
Temple
Powers
Cleve
Midview Board of Education
Jane
Detoit
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Bieta
Turke
Kalle
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Eaton
Absor Ty Beer AW
Iepka Os Es
Midview
Middies
Bunding
Tas
Zimai
Regan U— Runge
Awdi
Culver- Stockton College
Canton
Chippewa Lake
Madview
Harold Kraus
Inishead
Hinsdale
Culver-Stockton
Ating Turke
Elyria Country Club
Major League Opening Day Attendance Falls Across Leagues
Opening day across eight games drew 259 107 fans, over 80 000 fewer than last year. Phillies Dodgers at Los Angeles led with 51 765, NL down 24 555. AL turnout 103 879, down 38 447, Indians Tigers at Detroit 41 643. Grand total 155 228 vs 179 783 in 1960. Kansas City at Boston 10 227 smallest. Twins Yankees 14 607.
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APL
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Kies Kegs 514 Trio Tops Tuesday Nite Ladies Bowling
Kies Kegs 514 Trio won with 514 series at Stakeout Lanes in Wellington Marion Kies 186 180 148. Walter and Patton led Walter and Patton Grinning with 2180 team, Pepsi Cola Boulers high game 76. Lois Handley top game 211. Wights Jewelry leads 34 11. Oberlin Pizza House high game 731 and 2207 series. Gnandis Electric atop league with 2913.
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Wellington
Marion Kies
Kies
Walter
Patton
Pepsi Cola Boulers
Lois Handley
Wights
Ethel Neff
Joan Whitney
Oberlin Pizza House
Gnandis Electric
600 Club Members and Scores Listed
The record lists members Jack Travis, Bill Grove, Walt Watters, Paul Fritz, Dave Smith, Russ Louthan, Ray Benson with scores 631 629 619 613 607 and 605 respectively, indicating a ranking order within the club.
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Jack Travis
Bill Grove
Walt Watters
Paul Fritz
Dave Smith
Russ Louthan
Ray Benson
Circle Dane Surdock and others noted in standings
A list shows Circle Dane Surdock 519 Joanne Martin 517 Helen Ritter 514 Edna Hume 509, indicating scores or placements in a local event with named participants.
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Dane Surdock
Joanne Martin
Helen Ritter
Edna Hume
Welterweight Champion Don Jordan Returns to Witness Stand
Don Jordan former welterweight champion testified for the defense in Frankie Carbo extortion case telling how he won his title in December 1958. He said Jackie Leonard and Jackie McCoy acted as undercover managers during his championship run.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Don Jordan
Underworld
Frankie Carbo
Jordan
Benny
Kid) Paret
Jackie Leonard
Jackie McCoy
Cavalier Juniors Sweep South Amherst Track Meet
In South Amherst, the Cavalier Juniors won the class meet with 82 points led by Don Eberhardt in shot and discus and John Hemmiu nger in broad jump. Seniors led by Bil Wills with multiple wins totaled 62. Sophomores edged freshmen 37 36 2 to 36 2 despite Tom Deichler sweeping the mile and 440. Deichler outscored Ron Wimarsk 21 42 to 16 2.
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South Amherst High
Don Eberhardt
John Hemmuinger
Ingh
Bil Wills
Wills
Art Roose
Bill Jones
Inghe Pont
Tom Deichler
Ron Wimarsk
Deichler
Elyria Netters Fall to Cleveland Heights in Nonleague Play
Cleveland Heights defeated Elyria 4-4 in nonleague action as Dick Holliday won at number two singles and Sandy Frankel upset Elyria’s star. Heights swept doubles with Loren Spector and Bob Strauss, and Alan Itzkowitz with Mel Stone securing the two wins. Pioneer coach Rakestraw praised balance and noted early losses in inexperienced doubles cost the team. The setback followed Elyria’s Buckeye Conference defending champion Erne Uhn seeking improvement against Lorain and the Steelers in upcoming matches.
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Cleveland
Elma Highs
Pioneers
Cleveland Heights
Elynas
Dick Holliday
Paul East
Sandy Frankel
Elyma
Larry Stark
Rick Hutchings
Richard Ream
Heights
Rally Volk
Loren Spector
Bob Strauss
Nick Pappas
Chuck Lewick
Alan Itzkowitz
Mel Stone
Elymans
Clyde Rosenbaum
Dick Summons
Jum Rakestran
Bowling Notices Elyria women’s bowling association dinner meeting
The Elyria Women’s Bowling Association executive board will hold a dinner meeting on April 20 at 6:30 PM at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Mary Movers is taking reservations.
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Elyria Womens Bowlng Assocciations Execute Board
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Mary Movers
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