Klinect Named State Chair Of Ohio Junior Bowling
Florence Klinect of Elyria was appointed State Chairman of the American Junior Bowling Congress Program by Carrie Slagle Ohio Women’s Bowling Association president. She will oversee all statue and city instructors and the entire junior program in Ohio, amid 331 sanctioned junior leagues in 80 Ohio counties.
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Florence Klinect
Elyria
American Junior Bowling Congress
Carrie Slagle
Ohio Women's Bowling Association
Aing
Columbus
Kilnect
Ohio
Mrs
First Landing On Spot In Jamaica Tuneup For Wood Memorial
Eddie Arcaro will ride First Landing in a six furlong race at Jamaica to tune up for the Wood Memorial. The outcome could influence his choice for the Derby ride between First Landing and Atoll, who won the Gotham Stakes with Hendy Eddie aboard. Top weight 124 pounds is carried by First Landing against six rivals in his New York debut.
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New York
Eddie Arcaro
Jamaica
Wood Memorial
Arcaro
Atoll
Eddie
Intentionally
Betwen Shut
Devil Diver
Devil Dryer
Wayne Wright
Piet Landing
Oberlin Net Team Rolls Akron in Tennis Meet
Oberlin College Yeomen defeated Akron University 9 0 in a tennis clash. Jolin Eriksen and Tony Norman won singles titles 61 61 and 61 61 respectively while the Oberlin duo of Eriksen Norman won 6 1 6 1 in doubles.
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AKRON
Akron University
Oberli College Racqueteers
Yeomen
Jolin Eriksen
Tony Norman
Oberlin
County
BU Stein
Hark Stein
Erion
Norman
Wooster
John Mingson
Dean Milo
Dennis Herkowits
Dave Staymond
Back Bayontiqt
Mt Stel
Werk Alaty
Dim Uryan
Mary Bhanko
Rote Bhim
Curt Winn
Wrdkaon-Normean
Mielos Berkawly
Akton
Mel
Pryan Overlin
Alin
Shonlre
Reb
Old Toy McGratho
John Cloldatahy
Oberin
John Carosallastioy
Thornburn
Middies Second In State in Rifle Meet
Midview High placed second among 12 teams in the Ohio State Junior Rifle Championships at the University of Dayton. Doctor Kenaya Post Explorers Scouts of Toledo won with 2389. Midview totaled 2300 with strong scores from John Miller 279 in three position and 504 in marksman class, plus multiple Middies in prone and three-position events.
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Dayton
Midview High
University of Dayton
Midview
Kenaya Post Explorers Scouts of
Toledo
Bowling Green Thgh
John Miller
Roger Strouse
Middies
Dick McGill
Jim Lawson
Jim Matusik
Strouse
Craig Taylor
Miller
McGill
Lawson
Uret
Fred Surduck
Dow Wins Greensboros Greater Open but Hints at Return Doubt
Dow Finsterwald captured the Greater Greensboro Open with a six over par 77 final round for 278 total and $2,000, edging Masters champ Art Wall by two strokes. He complained of unfair gallery treatment and said he might not defend the title next year. Sam Snead and Doug Ford posted 70s, tying for third and eighth respectively.
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Dow Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Art Wall
Pocond Manor
Wall
Starmount Forest Country Club
Sam Snead
Doug Ford
Paradise
Snead
Ford
Bill Casper
Apple Valley
Cali
Ang
Rhineu
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
N.Y
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Billy Maxwell
Odess
Tex
Don Pinsterwarla
Adh Wall Jr
Sam Snead Bil Casper
Tom Nieporte Perros
Don Ford
Prermamar
Fae
Tae Nantes
Bob Goalz
Paul Hill
Elyria
Walt Baan Bednard
Bealing Harris
Tucker
Cincinnati
Brale
Vonnier
Hill
Dave Thomas
McQueen
Tony Lerma
Davis Love Jr
Tribe Unbeaten Going Into Home Opener Acquires F Robinson
The Cleveland Indians, 2-0 after taking two from Kansas City, prepare for a home opener against the Detroit Tigers. Manager Joe Gordon plans to keep Herb Score as pitcher and retains the lineup that hit 2-for in the Athletics series. The club adds Humberto Robinson, a 28 year old right hander, to bolster relief pitching alongside Dick Brodowski. Robinson came from Milwaukee in a straight waiver deal for first baseman Hickey Gore.
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Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Joe Gordon
Herb Score
Cal McLish
Slat Gordon
Athletics
Dick Brodowski
Humberto Robinson
Milwaukee Braves
Brodowski
Meee
Cleveland
Toronto
Bill Tuttle
Punch Smiach
Tuttle
Roger
Montreal Canadiens
Cloud- Maris
Big Mion
Antreal
Jean Beliveau
Tate
San di Acason
Robinson
Montreal
Panama
Braves
Milwaukee
Frank Lane
Lane
Oberlin Yeomen Dominate Western Reserve Dual Meet
Oberlin College's Yeomen track team defeated Western Reserve 75 44 to 51 4 in a dual meet led by Walt Johnson who won the six yard dash and 10 yard high hurdles and anchored the winning 880 yard relay. Former Oberlin High star Jack Conlam captured the pole vault.
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Cleveland
Walt Johnson
Oberlin College
Western Reserve
Tiuph Bibler
Oberlin High
Jack Conlam
Johnson
Oberlin Js
Wooster
Polk
Coniam
Devin
Warner
Boueliot
Iddton Unive
Lund
Bherbom
McCallum
Dohnnon
Ae Milby
Yeomen Notch Lacrosse Win Over Yankees Trade Impact
In New York, Oberlin College lacrosse shows strong season start as Kansas City Athletics acquire infielders Tommy Carroll and Russ Snyder from the Yankees. Ohio Wesleyan vs Oberlin result cited with Martyn and Baxes names, while Richmond and Stevangon linked to International League notes.
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Yanks
NEW York
UPL
Delaware
Oberlin Cak York Yankees
Lege Lacrosse Foamy
Tommy Carroll
Russ Snyder
Kansas City Athletics
Ohio Wesley
Bob Martyn
Jin University
Elyria Boxers Edge Cincinnati Opponents in Scrappy Show
A crowd of about 250 watched Elyria Boxing Club defeat Cincinnati fighters in a six bout card at Spitzer Motors Garage. Notable results included Jimmy McQueen's decision over Joe Harris and Vic Toth defeating Alonzo Lamb, with Roy Freeman and Jack Dallas delivering decisive wins for Elyria. Pro at Harry Day said funding was tight as the night ended with Elyria trailing on a net deficit.
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Jim Mcbexing
McQuees
A.U.U
Queen of Elyria
Joe Harris
Cincinnati
Elyria
Spitzer Motors
University of Wisconsin
Mitters
Harris
McQueen
Alliance
Jimmy McQueen
Toah Te nFtha Fon Behtlictar
Tucker
Hill
Jack Dallas
Ron Lapesta
Dallas
Lapesta
Vic Toth
Elyria Catholic High
Alonzo Lamb
Toth
Joe Gentile
Jim Iohnson
Elyrian
Johnson
Gentile
Ralph Freeman
Melvin Turnbow
Freeman
Turnbow
St. Patrick’n Day
Juster
Harry Day
Mlyria
Latch
Bobby Fieldy
Miyria
Jerschel Colbert
Paul Hill
Walt Tucker
Im Johnson
Dim McQueen
Oe Harris
Kegling Contest Leaders Told During Rite Is Right Contes
Results through Saturday at the rite Is Right Contes at Tarry avena show men in classes 180-189 Art Dawson 86, 170-179 Gary Perkins 563, 60-169 Bill Lash 503, 150-159 Bion Stroup 470, 140-149 Leon Reming 126, 120-129 John Holland 378. Nomen 140-149 Gayle Burnett 47, 130-139 Betty Kelly 397, 120. 29 Negan Stroup 384. Out of town entries exceeded Elyria entries for the first time.
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Tarryavena
Art Dawson
Gary Perkins
Bill Lash
Bion ‘Troup
Leon Reming
John Holland
Gayle Burnett
Betty Kelly
Negan Stroup
Elyria
Giants and White Sox Begin Strong In Openers
The potent bats of Cepeda and Lollar spark the Giants and White Sox early as Chicago and San Francisco win season openers. Lollar drives in five runs in three games. Cepeda contributes key hits as both teams gain momentum over the Tigers and Cardinals. Standings show the Yankees, Braves, and White Sox jockeying for early lead, with event notes on umpire meetings and Pony League activities.
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al Worthington
San Francisco
Mike McCormick
Cardinals
Alou
Cepeda
Andre Rodgers
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Giants
Steberm
Lollar
White Sox
Norm Cash
Tigers
Dick Donovan
Jim Landis
Smith
Norm Siebern
Yankee Stadium
the Sun
Turley
Pete Runnels
Runnels
Red Sox
Vic Wertz
Ain|ged
Sleberma
Yogi Berra
Gil McDougald
Marv Throne-' Berry
Yankee
Don Demeter
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Ron Fairly
Johnny Klippetein
Chem Labine
Labine
Stred Galene
Gene Starves
Orlando Cepeda
Sherman Lollar
San Francisco Giants
Chicago White Sox
P.R
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
St. Louisjs
Braves
White
Vic- Sox
Yankees
Wlyria Umpires Association
Willlhut
Boston Red Sox
Bob Turley
Tao
Havehitter
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Caneda
Lon Rotunda
Lynn
Rader
Miles Whase
Weednester
Pony League
Lens
Hat Stove
Willie Mays
Davenport
Ayenpold
Ponce
Mny
John Moore
Middleton Sets Record At Redman Recreation Bowling Meet
Rentist 492 series and Lantz 203 to highlight Redman Recreation event for Catholic Young Adult Bowling League. Roosevelt, led by Dave Raimey, wins Springfield Relays with 1944 points. Raimey sets 19.2 in 11 yard low hurdles and Marion Harding discus mark falls to Middleton with 17 feet sinch heave.
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Lorain
Frank Rentist
Bill Lantz
Redman Recreation
Springfield
Dayton Roosevelt
Dave Raimey
Marion Harding
Columbus East
Dayton Belmont
Dave Middleton
Talent Show Wins Laurel Maturity in upset
In Laurel Maryland the Talent Show beat Prano Jim to capture the $68,920 Laurel Maturity prize in a tight contest. The event drew local actors and aspiring performers with a high stakes finale.
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Laurel, Md
UPI
Prano Jim
Setjueiny
Rain Delays 100 Mile National Championship at Trenton
Rain forced postponement of the 100 mile national championship at Trenton Speedway during time trials. The race for Indianapolis type cars will be run next Sunday, April 13.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
Trenton Speedway
Morticians Cup KC Bowling Tournament Ends In 3010 Score
Nadrwatk of Toledo clinched the event with a score of eight in the Morticians Cup bowling competition held in Kansas City.
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N. ‘Nadrwatk
Toledo
Prep Spring Sports Schedule Snapshot
Local reads show a busy spring prep schedule with Track and Golf events at Ridgeville Midview and Lorain venues. Other notable games include Ridgeville at Avon Lake and Huron at Oberlin with times around 3 to 4 p.m. and a May date window referenced for several matchups.
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Io Cass
Putlands Ridgeville
Loralbry & Golf
Midview
AES
Lorain
Berea
Lexington
Abeball Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Huron
Norwebe
Onerita
Oberlin
Chub
P.m
Ferguson Impresses Ferguson Impresses
Two players stood out at Ohio State spring scrimmage fullback Bob White and halfback Bobby Ferguson. Ferguson showed power on end sweeps and scored twice with a long untackled run. White praised Ferguson as a halfback and noted Ferguson’s speed and impact.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State
Bob White
Bobby Ferguson
Ferguson
Troy
White
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