Elyria League Bowling Highlights Second Half Titles
Pat Hasell Henke and Joan Martin starred as season and second half championships were decided across Elyria leagues. Henke led the United Polish Club League with a 611 series at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes while Martin posted a 560 in the Elyria Women's Tuesday League at Tarry Lanes. Other top finishers included John Grisko with a 609 in the Western Automatic League and Betty McCray, Martha Marsh, and Mary Dahl posting strong scores in their respective leagues. Several leagues crowned second half champions, including Carey's Villa, Draw Plant, Brumy's Construction, Buttermilk, Carling Black Label Beer, and Swingsters, with leadership positions filled on the Brown-Lipe-Chapin and Bowl-O-Drome circuits.
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Pat Henke
Joan Martin
Henke
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Martin
Elyria
Tarry Lanes
John Grisko
Betty McCray
Martha Marsh
Mary Dahl
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Stoney’s. Carey's Villa
Resar Builders
Draw Plant
Brumy
Ridgeville
Evans Lanes
Buttermilk
Elyria Dairies
Carling Black Label] Beer
Duquesne Beer
Duquesne
Carlings
C. A. Olsen
Oberlin Golf Club
Stoner's
Mary Kohler
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
Helen Kayden
Rita Grim
Helen Songer
Cardinals Rout Lorain JV in Season Opener
The Cardinals overwhelmed Lorain High junior varsity 94 in their opener. Dan Sinclair led with a triple and two singles as White Opfer Rieth each added two hits. Rieth struck out four in three innings before Stump finished.
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Sheffield Lake
Brook Side High
Lorain High
Dick Levits
Cardinals
Dan Sinclair
Andy White
Dan Opfer
Ron Rieth
Rieth
al Stump
Brookline
Lorain
Jonson
Robinson
White
Gloriose
Sinclair
3iKaudson
Fer
2jUrbanic
Klemen
Lf Metos
2iGordon
Gussiman
Oj Edwards
Davies
Fazekas
Roberts
Boumee
Local Bowling and League Team Listings
The fragment lists several bowling and club leagues with player and team identifiers. Names include Pat Henke and John Grisko with league numbers. Also noted are Elyria women’s circles and Tuesday league participants such as Joan Martin Betty McCray Martha Marsh and Mary Cahl.
Frick to Rule on Avila Holdout
Commissioner Ford Frick has been asked to decide if Bobby Avila can be optioned to a Mexican League club in AA and still rejoin the Braves for the last 30 days of the National League season. Avila offered to waive his veteran rights, risking an unconditional release if sent to the minors but saying he will forego release if optioned to the Mexican League.
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United Press International
Ford Frick
Bobby Avila
Braves
Frick
Avila
Fight Results From Boston to Fresno Boxing Cards
Boston results show Tom MccNeeley outpointed Tunney Hun saker in Arlington. Los Angeles saw Jim McCarter KO Eddie Jackson, both locals. Beaumont reports Paul Jorzensen stopping Carlos Macias in Fort Arthur. Fresno notes Glen Flanagan drew with Javielana Kid in St. Paul, Minn.
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Fresno
Calif
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
Minn
Javeilana Kid
Manila
Vermilion Tops Berlin Heights Wellington In Triangle Meet
Vermilion high school track won eight first places and tied another in a triangular meet with Berlin Heights and Wellington. Bruce Burnham led Berlin Heights with 16.1 in the 120 yard hurdles. Cliff Bartlome and John Weaver posted multiple wins for Vermilion and Heights. Vermilion hosts Huron next Tuesday in a dual meet.
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Vermilion
Bob ‘Braden
Vermilion High
Berlin Heights
Wellington
Bruce Burnham
Burnham
Mansfield
Cliff Bartlome
Vermilioniz
John Weaver
Weaver
Bartlome
Mike Harrilla
Dan Dickason
Huron
Hurnham
Havrilla
Foster
Howe
Havrilla IV
Smith
LeBeau
Dash—Weaver
Hoyrapt
Bors
Kilbride
Dash— Weaver
Botsford
Marley Cw
Stwan
Siebert
Nappiy
Travis
Bartlett
Perkins
Hoce
Linden
Grimes
Jones
Gare Perkins
Hoyman
de de
Faculty backs OSU against NCAA post season ban
The Ohio State University faculty approved the Athletic Council's unanimous vote opposing a Big Ten plan to quit all NCAA post season events. Dean Wendell Postle will carry the stance to the May East Lansing meeting to vote against the proposed ban on post season NCAA play.
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Athletic Council
Berea Tops Lorain in Early Track Dual Meet
Berea High defeated Lorain 82 to 42 in a dual meet. Frank Filisko won the discus at 127 feet, Bob Woods captured the broad jump at 20 feet 11 inches, and Jerry Zvada with Dan Paschyn tied for high jump at five feet eight inches. Lorain travels to Sandusky next Tuesday.
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Lorain
Berea High
Don White
Lorain Steelers
Frank Filisko
Bob Woods
Jerry Zvada
Dan Paschyn
Sandusky
Two More Big Ten Schools Back Postseason Play Pact
Northwestern and Purdue join Wisconsin in supporting Big Ten postseason competition in NCAA events. The conference appears poised to rescind its earlier ban at a spring meeting in May, with Wisconsin expected to vote in favor.
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Chicago
UPI
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Board of ‘Regents
Big Ten
Mohr Still Hangs On For Life
Madison Wisconsin reports that Charlie Mohr a 22 year old Wisconsin senior and NCAA middleweight title hopeful remains alive with brain hemorrhage after surgery. Doctors including Dr Manucher Javid say he is unconscious with breathing problems but showing slight improvement as medical teams employ all available science. Bartell from San Jose State was opponent in the title fight that led to the injury.
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Madison
Wis
UPD
Charlie Mohr
Manucher Javid
Mohr
Javid
Wisconsin
Stu Bartell
San Jose State
Brooklyn
N.Y
Golfer Mike Turnesa Senior Dies at 85
Mike Turnesa 85 father of famous golfing brothers died in his sleep at his daughter Mrs John Recchia’s home in Elmsford New York. The death occurred Tuesday according to UPI reporting.
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Elmsford
N.Y
UPI
Mike Turnesa
John Recchia
Sixty-four teams pick 84 players in Elyria Little League draft
Eighty four boys were chosen by six Elyria Little League South teams at a player auction announced yesterday. Sudro Curtis Funeral Home led with 21 selections, Ridge Tool 17, United Polish Club 15, Molders Union and Supreme Hardware 11 each, and Elyria Hardware nine.
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Elyria
Sudro Curtis Funeral Home
Ridge Tool Co
United Polish Club
Molders Union
Supreme Hardware
Elyria Hardware
Sudro Curtis
Norm Abookire
Ridge Tool
Don Holzhauer
Fred Maddock
Walter Schuster
Dick Woods
Supreme
Elyrians Finish Tenth in State Bowling Tournament
Elyria based Grassie s Way side Inn team placed tenth in the 1960 Ohio State Bowling Tournament at Dayton. With 360 handicap they posted a 3020 series led by Roy Milner 550, Bill Tong 537, Ted Gasser 536, Virgil Shuster 524 and Gary Schneider 513. Sam Polen, sixth man, had a 603 actual and 677 with handicap while Schneider totaled 644 with handicap. The event runs through May 15.
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Dayton
Wayside Inn
Elyria
Ohio
Schneider
Leafs' Imlach Hopeful For Stanley Cup Repeats
Toronto coach Punch Imlach remains hopeful as the Maple Leafs face a 3-0 series deficit to the Montreal Canadiens in the NHL final. Montreal leads on goals by Phil Goyette Maurice Richard and Henri Richard with Don Marshall and Bert Olmstead scoring for Toronto as they struggle to counter.
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Toronto
UPI
Toronto Maple Leaf
Punch Imlach
Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Imlach
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Lord Stanley's
Phil Goyette
Maurice
Rocket
Richard
Henri
Pocket Rocket
Donnie Marshall
Johnny Wilson
Bert Olmstead
NHL
Oberlin Stickmen Seek 3rd Midwest Title
Oberlin College lacrosse aims for a third straight Midwest Association championship and a longer undefeated run as it opens the season against Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. Coach Cliff Stevenson brings back three all Midwest players Joe Horn Fat Babes and Hugh Vernon and plans a busy schedule with Kenyon Denison Ohio State Wesleyan and others before ending at Ohio State May 28.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Yeomen
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Battling Bishops
Cliff Stevenson
Joe Horn
Fat Babes
Hugh Vernon
Kenyon
Denison
Cleveland
Ohio State
Wesleyan
Aberlin
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
Yesterday results include Milwaukee beating Pittsburgh 4 3 Cincinnati over Philadelphia 9 3 and San Francisco defeating St Louis 3 1. Today's games feature St Louis at San Francisco Chicago at Los Angeles and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with pitchers McCormick Hobbie Sherry and O Toole McMahon and Drysdale listed as starters.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
McCormick
Hobbie
Sherry
Philade
Blight St. Louis
Aight
Cat Food Sales Seen Top 60 Million in 1960
UPI reports Quaker Oats Puss n Boots division projects cat food sales will exceed 60 million dollars in 1960 while dog food sales reach about 5 million. The company notes 28 million cats in the U S versus 26 million dogs and that 24 percent of American families, about 12 million, own one or more cats.
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New York
UPI
Puss ’N’ Boots
Quaker Oats Co
U. S
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Opfer
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Boston
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Fayetteville
W. Va
Jim McCarter
Eddie Jackson
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Michael Jarvis
Craig Yearley
Bob Alton
Norman Abookire Jr
Frank Becker
Victor Evans
Tim Terrell
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Mike Garay
Nat Korzan
Willy Wilburn
Robert Hickel
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Garry Turner
Mike Garton
Don Bliss
John Glover
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Bill Barnes
Clemetta Monske
Bob Lytle
Larry Firmont
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James Schuster
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Larry Thome
Jack Jackson
Garry Smorgala
Frank Gentile
Kenneth Diedrich
Richard Madden
Garry Minnich
Timothy Johnson
Tom Vincent
Gary Kazmierciak
Pat Keyes
Charles Stacey
Jeff Anderson
Bill Hamby
Larry Janowicz
Gregg Edwards
Jack Coates
Tom Rotunda
Karl Putman
Neal Morris
Bill Bordy
Richard Rickel
Kenny Bliss
Kevin O'Donnel
Mark Kissman
John Hill
Willard Spetuagel
Anthony Bal
Dennis Wright
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Major League Baseball
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Priend
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