Sandusky acid test for Elyria track team at Mansfield
Elyria High faces Sandusky in a Buckeye Conference dual meet on May 1 at Mansfield. The Pioneers seek to extend their dual meet win streak to four as Sandusky is favored to claim the conference title.
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Elyria High
Pioneers
Sandusky
Buckeye
Mansfield
Jim Brown
Barney Leslie
Brown
Broad
Leslie
Bob Brown
Ron Yovan
Merle Wilford
Ron Terrell
Lorain
Elyria
Steelers
Willie Amison
Yovan
Denny
Dohanos
Elyria High and Oberlin rained out seek Saturday doubleheader
Elyria High and Oberlin postponed their scheduled doubleheader to Saturday at Ely Stadium with a 1 p.m. start for the Lorain Class AA Sectional Tournament game. Pro victors will host Lorain at 4 p.m. in Buckeye Conference action, with semifinals set for May 1 in Mansfeld.
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Elyria High
Oberlin
Ely Stadium
Lorain
Tomorow
Admiral King
Buckeye
Mans-feld
Tom Willng
Rocky River
Sandusky
Ohioans to oppose Soviet in Las Vegas tilt
Two Ohio players Vern Benson of Miami and Warren Fouts of Akron Goodyear Wingfoots join a 14 man U S squad for a cross country tour opener against the Soviet team in Las Vegas Nevada. The starting lineup includes Gail Goodrich Dave Stallworth Ollie Johnson Falynn Robinson and Nate Bowman.
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Las Vegas, Ney
UPI
Ohio
United States
Vern Benson
Miami
Armed Forces
Warren Fouts
Akron Goodyear, Wingtfoots
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Olle Johnson
San Francisco
Falynn Robinson
Wyoming
Nate Bowman
Ascot entries and race details from Tuesday program
Belmont style racing card lists entry names for races one through eight with $1100 to $1400 purses including horses such as Miss Bonnie Pat El Zahra Hy Santo Rubble and Messi Pride. The Belgrade match notes Yugoslavia defeated France 1 0 at Red Star Stadium in a World Cup qualifier.
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Bonnie Pat
el Zahra Hy Santo
Alfreena
Polarette
Parma Town
el Greca
Bel
Fortuna Admiral
Calhoun Sor Tento
Willow
Pete Harrison
Casey
Casey, Way Deep Steering
Manteau Jr. Brown
Rusty Crest
Gale Man
Messi Pride
Brittains
Ally
Mainbrace
Lady Gataby
Mark Petdroit
Misty Flame
Sweet Bounce Pine Marshall Erin Girl
Eternal Sunray Fair Gent
Royal
Rob Stray Duck
Wise Discovery Steel
Kubla Khar
Belgrade
UPI
Yugoslavia
France
Red Star Stadium
Keystone Wildcats thinclads return twelve lettermen speed focus
The Keystone Wildcats track squad, defeating Brookside and Firelands but losing to Avon, brings back 12 lettermen including seniors Kulp Moulder Forbush Younglas and Fatz plus juniors Rollin Moulder Tyree Waldecker Hoover and Carter, sophomores Carter Pallas and more, aiming to repeat in South Amherst Relays and improve in field events. Baseball also starts strong with 10 returning lettermen led by Adams Wolcott Sloane and Burrer as Pitching depth and hitting quality cited by Coach Cutting.
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Amuison
Lindsey
Craig Willams
Amison
Gary Obitts
Elyria
Steve Zyosec
Elyria High
Pioneers
Berea
Sandusky
Lorain
Elyria Catholic
Clearview
Midview
Oberlin
Brookside
Brunswick
Firelands
Amherst
New London
Huron
North Olmsted
Avon Lake
Berlin Heights
Per Jans
Norwalk St. Paul
Ridgeville
Vermilion Elyna Cathole
South Amherst
Keystone
Wildcats
Avon
Ken Kulp
Doug Moulder
Gene Forbush
Tom Younglas
Randy Fatz
Bull Rollin
Dave Moulder
al Tyree
Jim Waldecker
Ing
Carter
Rollin
Kulp
Larry Carman
Leonard Klingshirn
Chuck Bell
Theron Mole
Tom Botamer
Tom Hawkins
Claude Sword
Joe Flint
Randy Lindsey
Larry Putnam
Forbush
Mills
Buckeye
Shaw
Bernard Cutting
Dane Adams
Randy Wolcott
John Ratal
Jim Sloane
Tom Burrer
Bill Renninger
Scott Carmen
Bob Renninger
Mick Burrer
Cutting
Adams
Wolcott
Burrer
Rators
Waldjcats
Wellington Renninger
Western Reserve
Celtics Top Lakers 142 110 in Game One Playoff Showdown
Boston dominates Los Angeles 142 to 110 in the final playoff scoring records as Sam Jones 25 Havlicek 22 Russell 18 KC Jones 17 lead the Celtics to a 2 0 series edge over the Lakers. West 26 Barnett 21 LaRusso 16 pace L.A. with Nelson 10 Ellis 10.
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Boston
UPI
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association Kings
Celtics
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
Lakers
Auerbach
Laker
Fred Schaus
Philadelphia
Schaus
KC Jones
Jerry West
West
Sam Jones
Celtic
Mud Hens Fall to Toronto in Cold Doubleheader
Toledo's Sunday twin bill was cut to a single game as 1,290 fans braved wind and chill. Toronto jumped ahead with two in the second on Horton's double and Gibson's homer, then added three in the sixth to beat Toledo 6 1. The Hens had drawn 5,000 for Saturday's opener, the first pro baseball in Toledo since 1955.
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Toledo
UPI
Toledo Mud Hens
Toronto
Russ Gibson
Jim Brenneman
Horton
Mike Andrews
Gibson
Pete Charton
Mike Hogan
Jake
Gibbs
Archie Moore
Hens
New Leaders In Two Track Events Named Inoral May 29
Dampier Shel Walker of Oberlin and Doug Grayson of Elyria headline the Chronicle Telegram with new co leaders in two events. John Dampier of Mural King and the Admiral King yard relay squad rise as co leaders as the 1965 season progresses toward the state finals.
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Dampier
Shel Walker
Ober
Grace
Chronicle-Telegram
Lin
Doug Grayson
Asecond
John Dampier
Mural King
Admuiral King
Elyria
Walker
Coleaders
Track and Field Scoreboard Highlights From Dual Meet
In a dual meet between Elyria and Admiral King and other area schools, Doug Grayson of Admiral King wins the 12 yard hurdles and notable times include Shel Walker of Oberlin in the 198 yard dash. Don Boddy and Houston Love lead Elyria in the mile and half mile, with Tom Schoenig of Amherst winning the 440 yard events among top finishers.
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Huri
Doug Grayson
King Craig
Willams
Idim Smith
Avon ‘Emmet
Rosa
Admiral
Joe Wajdyle
Kiyrie
Vagria
Dohrnes
Mrntieca ' Imma
Smith Montgomery
Jxiewiec Wilford
Reme
Rollin
Modden 'Alp
Carter
Elyria
Walker
Midwen
Ridgeville
Don Boddy
Houston Love
Phil Aquilla
Larry Lewis
King
Admirals
Earler Grayson
Ted Tom McCarthy
Avon Lake
Grayson
Craig Willams
Don Smith
Pioneers
Jeff Schroeder
Oberlin
Smith
Tom Schoenig
Amherst
Jack Beideman
Joyce and Coletta win third Intercity doubles title
Elyria pair Joyce Gudenmeister and Coletta Wildauer captured the actual doubles crown at the Ohio Women's Intercity Bowling Tournament in Galion. Gudenmeister posted a 522 series and Wildauer a 568 as their team totaled 1090. The pair, members of Elyria Women's Bowling Association, add to previous titles in Findlay 1959 and Salem 1960.
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Galion
Elyria
Ohio
Joyce Gildenmeister
Coletta Wildauer
Gudenmeister
Widauer
Wildauer
Coletta Strunger
Findlay
Salem
Elyria Women's
Rainbow Ladies League
Stoney's
Rainbow Lanes
Guildenmeister
Oberlin
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Coletta
John
Cornell St
Joyce
Beulah
Wooster
Avon Lake Rd
Ann Kucsik
Port Clinton
Norman Construction
Painesville
Becky Hiepshir
Intercity
Sandusky
Yanks Send Berg to Fort Lauderdale for Second Minor League Season
Fred Berg, a New York Yankee farmhand, is assigned to the Fort Lauderdale club in the Florida State League to begin his second season at Class A. The 19-year-old left hander from Shelby, North Carolina, posted a 1.55 ERA in 96 innings across 22 games with Shelby last year, with 107 strikeouts and 56 walks. Berg will be coached by Jack Reed, a former Yankee outfielder.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fred Berg
New York Yankee
Toledo
Oberbn
Berg
Shelby
Fred
Florida State
Western Carolinas
Sparks
Florida
Jack Reed
Mickey Mantle
Reed
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Yankees
Kansas stars lead as Ryun shines at Kansas Relays
Lawrence reports Jim Ryun of Wichita East dominates the two mile relay with a 4 7 29 split and helps his team set a national record. Clarence Robinson of New Mexico posts a 50 61 broad jump best, while Randy Matson of Texas A M hits 65 10 half of shot put.
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Lawrence
Kan
UPI
Des Moines
New Mexico
Clarence Robinson
Wichita
Jim Ryun
Robinson
Ryun
Wichita East
Archbishop Mulloy High School
New York City
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Matson
Danny Roberts
Sangster Named to Britain’s Davis Cup Team
London reports Mike Sangster named to Britain’s Davis Cup squad alongside Bully Knight Roger Taylor and Bobby Wilson. No. 1 player Sangster recovering from circulatory ailment and aiming to be ready for European Zone matches.
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London
Mike Sangster
Sunday
Bully Knight
Roger Taylor
Bobby Wilson
Sangster
Britain
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