Bowling Groups Face Tone Down On Sanction Rule
The Bowling Proprietors Association of America prepared to take a stand next week on a toned down sanction rule passed by the American Bowling Congress at its convention. The amended rule delays immediate effect and aims to avoid a full clash with BPAA as ABC delegates elect Anthony Vecchiola president for 1961 62 while a long standing all events update shows William Jaeger moving into third.
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Detroit
UPI
Bowling Proprietors Association of America Executive Committee
American Bowling Congress
ABC
BPAA
ASC
Anthony J. Vecchiola
Pittsburgh
Joel G. Bernhard
Columbus
Ohio
William Jaeger
Oconomowoe
Wis
Amherst Records Snapped In Opening Meet
Amherst cruised past New London 82 36 in the opening meet as Dan Buser set a new school broad jump record with 20 5 and the Comets 80 relay clocked 1 372 to beat the old 1 383. Amherst won nine firsts, New London three, with mile and pole vault unresolved.
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Amherst
New London
Dan Buser
Comets
Mansfield
Huron
Vermilion Tennis Impresses with 2-0 Start
Vermilion High tennis team boasted an undefeated start after beating Amherst yesterday and defeating Huron by a similar margin. The squad remains unscored against through two matches, continuing a strong early-season stretch.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High
Amherst T
Huron
Oberlin Golfers Extend Win Streak With Catholic Victory
Oberlin defeated Elyria Catholic 10 6 at Oberlin Country Club extending the Indians long winning streak to 24. Bob Bourne and Larry Myers swept their matches for four points each. Bourne shot 39 38 beating Ed Brosky 89 to 43. Rail 96 and Zacharias 50 faltered as Brandt and Zacharias netted six points for Catholic. Catholic coach Dicillo praised Oberlin while noting they face Clearview and Midview next week.
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Bob Bourne
Larry Myers
Oberlin
Ed Brosky
Catholic
Bourne
Cleveland
Larry Rail
Panthers
Myers
John Brandt
Daved Zacharias
Panther
Brandt
Clearview
Elyria Country Club
Creekwood Golf Club
Midview
Canton Bowler To Turn Pro
Canton Ohio April 15 UPD Billy Gaume a 23 year old bowler with an average over 200 in three leagues said he has received an offer to bowl with the Omaha Packers of the National Professional League He has not signed the contract yet Elyria United Soccer Club to play Cleveland German Americans in a practice game at West Recreation Field 3 p m Tomorrow Club officers and staff announced at a meeting in the Chronicle Telegram room with officials Balazs Balazs Bob Elbert John Howard Charles Hoagland Susie Lightowler Dr Mia Webb Dr Joseph Boyson Kalman Bak and John Jackson in attendance
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Canton
Ohio
Billy Gaume
Canton Kegler
Omaha Packers
Bob Messaros
Elytia United
Chronicle-Teleigram
Elyria
Cleveland
West Recreation Field
Elsvia
Lorain
Frank Balazs
John Howard
Charles Hoagland
Bob Elbert
Susie Lightowler
Mia Webb
Joseph Boyson
John Jackson
Kalman Bak
Elyria Netmen Post 5-0 Victory Over Toledo St Francis
Elyria High tennis blanks Toledo St Francis 5-0 on Pioneer courts marking the lone shutout of the season. Hutchings and Holliday lead singles with precise wins, Volk outlasts Chlebowski, and Pappas Lewicki plus Fell Simmons take the doubles. Elyria to meet Parma next in a non league clash.
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Elyria High Tennnis
Toledo St. Francis
Toledo
Pioneer
Pioneers
St. Francis
Pioneer Netters
Rally Volk
Rowan Chlebowski
Buck Hutchings
Jim Rakestraw
Elyrians
Dick Holliday
Dick Fell
Dick Simmons
Carbine
Nick Pappas
Chuck Lewicki
Elyria
Parma
Hutchings
Kelley
Holliday
Wanamer
Volk
Chiebowski
Pappas - Lewicki
Evan Billamier
Fejl- Simmons
Dietz-Maher
Buzz Fazw Leads Tt With $6000 For 29 Weeks
The team is led by Buzz Fazw, formerly Akron’s ace, with a $6,000 salary for 26 weeks plus three weeks of tournament play, outlining the contract terms for the season.
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Buzz Fazw
Akron
Clearview takes triangle track meet over South Amherst
Clearview High rallied from behind to beat South Amherst and Berlin Heights in a three-way triangular meet at Clearview. South Amherst led after seven events, but Clearview won the 880 run and captured eight first places and a first-place tie to score 731.7 points while South Amherst tallying 637.5 and Berlin Heights 43. Comets and Cavaliers traded leads through a long afternoon, with key wins by Abrahamowicz, Parks, Novak, Chapla and Devich fueling the final surge that gave Clearview the meet.
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Clearview
Clearview High
South Amherst
Berlin Heights
Cavaliers
Tigers
Berneath Amherst
Bill Willis
Lemont Parks
Jan Abrahamowicz
Comets
Bob Thompson
Andy Marsh
Thompson
Cavalier Willis
Ron Wimarski
Abrahamowicz
Tom Daniel
Gary Novak
Tom Deichler
Charles Reed
John Lukasko
Winiarski
Willis
Mike Devich
Dick Chapin
Don Eberhardt
Cavaliner Forrest Morris
Marsh
Tom Heys
Larry Johnson
Parks
Abrahamowicez
Novak
Chapla
Mike Ellis
Alike Devich
Comet Abrahamowis
Iba Cavalier
Bill Jones
John Hemminger
Harold Linden
Jim Owen
Dan Devich
Butsot
Sason
Ab- Tahamowsez
Dante
Barks
Pratt
Novak Ic
Thechier
Dubesa
Gen- Wee
South Amherst Road
Winarski
Wales
Lukeske
Clearsiew
Devich
Chapin C
Eberhardt
Morris
Leonard
Wintarski
Jacobs
L. Johneon
Mathews
Dany Sal
Hemmiinger
Lukasko
Sap
Eilis
Pees South Adherst
Dash — Abrahamowicz
Daniel
Wills
Marsh Sal
Linden
Jones
Step
Owens
D. Devich
Parks Cr Wai Lo Johnson
Johnson
Lukaska
Berea
Olmsted
Elyria
Hugh
Ivocee
Jim Gar
Henry Larson
Ianother
Poling
Monk
Bullocks
Pick
Ted Sabo
Garbash
Belrea
Dan Bradley
Spencer
Black River
Larson
Jeff Keep
Ashland
Jim Skaggs
John Regal
River
Berean
Bill
Francis Wigert
Carl Stewart
Tom McFredricks
Lee Johnson
Rittman
Ritz
Uncle Man
Ruggles Troy
Empty Trophy Case Sparks River Track
River High opens its track season Friday at Wellington with about 30 boys aiming to fill the trophy case. Leaders include Dave Leidorf Gary Wackery and Dave Howe in field events and sprints. Other hopefuls cover the roster from pole vault to relay and distance events as River seeks improvement after a fourth place county finish in 1959 and fifth last season.
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Black River High
Wellington
Dave Leidorf
Gary Wackery
River
Dave Howe
Howe
Medina
Bill Johnson
Charles Jacaud
Ken Halliwell
Bob Allen
Gene
Clifford
Charles May
Jack Purnell
John Gonzales
Carl Stuart
Russell Sage
Dan Rook
Jack Grissinger
Dave Workman
Larry Jordan
Dave McMillan
Ralph Roub
Ron Davis
Jim
Don Rosecrans
Jim Gott
Jim Rosecrans
Wolf-Dieter Storl
Medina County
Robert Brouse
McMillan
Pirates
Buckeye
Track Streak Ends At 16 As Elyria Coach Smiles
Elyria High faced the Berea Braves in a dual meet, losing 67 to 30 but earning pride in close finishes. Pioneers showed strength in pole vault and high jump with Poling, Monk, Bullocks, and Garbash delivering strong marks, while Berea's depth and relay success kept Elyria off balance.
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Elyria High
Steve Zrosec
Pioneers
Zvosec
Bereal Braves
Cleveland
Drever
Johnson
Pick
Attaway
Iildreth
Pascal
Garbash
Arpaley
Larson
Poling
Work
Loomis
Berea
Parker
Petty
Wort
Fletcher
Sabo
Novak
Bronidee
Traback
Fouhrmen
Crever
Hitn
Smith
Thomas
Cheney
aAttaway
Arnold
Monk
Dudley
Elyrna
Bulbene
Ole
Wizert
Klen
Yuhes
Milan Beats Wildcats in 10-9 Baseball Thriller
Milan pitcher Larry Koch dominated early and moved to right field, stealing two extra base hits and preventing a homer. He allowed one hit through four innings while striking out nine before Rick Balcom preserved the shutout. Jim Ohlmacher led Milan with a triple and double. New London’s Steinke and Strague allowed the late rally as Milan scored ten runs.
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MILAN
Larry Koch
New London
Koch
Onon i
Rick Balcom
Jim Ohlmacher
Bill Roeder
Balcom
Steinke
Strague
Balfcom
Bibb
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Frank Smith & Son
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Clearview Cindermen
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Rick Hutchings
Sparks River
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