Michigan and Ohio State Win In Big Ten Baseball
United Press International reports a 5-3 Michigan win over Minnesota as Dick Honig hit a two run homer in the ninth. Wisconsin’s Ron Krohn pitched well in a 2-0 win at Northwestern. Indiana’s Bill Bohnert hit a grand slam in a 12-1 Indiana win over Purdue. Michigan State beat Iowa 3-2 at East Lansing. Ohio State pitcher Ray Apple ked 14 strikeouts for his fifth win. Doubleheaders schedule listed across the Big Ten.
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United Press International
Michigan
Dick Honig
Wamdsg
Wolverines
Big Ten
Minnesota
State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Ron Krohn
Northwestern
Indiana
Bill Bohnert
Hoosiers
Fincis
Michigan State
Iowa
East Lansing
Buckeye
Ray Apple
Ohio State
All-Star Ban May Be Repealed
COLUMBUS Ohio High School Athletic Association will decide at its August meeting whether to repeal the order banning all star games. A committee of football and basketball coaches asked to lift the ban and the board will await actions from the National Federation meeting in July. The NCAA has ruled post season games not sanctioned by state bodies cost players a year of college eligibility. OHSA announced 1961 62 state tournament dates across fall winter and spring sports and requires scratch meetings before track meets to add extra contestants.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Association
Board of Control
National Federation of State
French Lick
Ind
NCAA
OHSA
Drake Relays to Include One Mile Walk Race
In Des Moines Iowa the Drake Relays set for April 28 29 will feature a one mile walking race led by national champion Jack Blackburn of the Ohio Track Club.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
Jack Blackburn
Ohio Track Club
Jets win again in Rochester shutout 3-0
The Columbus Jets extended their winning streak to three with a 3-0 shutout of the Rochester Red Wings in their home opener before 14,215 fans at the Broad Street Armory.
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Rochester
N.Y
Columbus Jets
Red Wings
Elyria Area Bowling Scores and Standings Snapshot
Readable lanes results from Elyria leagues list team names players and scores across multiple venues. Highlights include high series by Lois Sheffield 585 and Vince Kopp 335, with first place honors in Bowl-O-Drome and various clubs such as Merchants, Elks Couples, and River-Dale Angus Farms noted for top marks.
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Ted Mohney
Mngrain CO. Merchants Team I
McConnorth
Steve's T
Stoney’s
Bonnie Tener
Eddies Bar
Donna Zucnino
Steve
Steve's TV Vi-1a. High Seri Ha Connorth
Bittner-De Carlo
M_& M Improvement
EB. H. Robes
Lois Haines Abd. Troxel
Bittner-De ‘Carlo
Lois Shere
Kaplan's Furniture
Resersorist
Helen Ritter
Lewis Monument
Heony Preece
Lois Sheffield
ELKS
Lorain County
Eddy
Peirce Decorators
Ralph Gardier
Horace
Furniture Shop
Salph Gardner
Atwell
Tom Preece
Coucks Barber
John Olah
Merchants
Concrete Masonry Corp
Ray Barnes
McGuires Auto
Always Chips
John Anderson
Strohs Beer
Escor
Bob Fitzgerald
Carlogs Beer
Vince Kopp Sas
Vince Kopp
Vu. P
Auxiliart Hilltop House
PC Peers Committee
Everys Morrison
United Polish Club
Dupiex Fury
Jane
Dot Adolph
the Toggery
Gene Wuktes
Hazel Rieke
Wilmar Gar
Dobrowski
Abel Bishops& Clark
Jean Coon
Colege DeCario Funeral Home
Stee & Repair
Bittner
Wilma Plynn
River-Dale Angus Farms
Wilma Garn
Farmer's Fate Yet Undecided
Cincinnati Royals general manager Pepper Wilson said owner Tom Grace would decide whether to release Mike Farmer to a new American Basketball League club. Farmer, a University of San Francisco star, had agreed to play with the San Francisco Comets after coming to Cincinnati from the Knicks last November. Wilson noted the Royals hold a contract until October 1 and reserve rights, but extenuating circumstances may influence the decision.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Royals
Pepper Wilson
Tom Grace
Mike Farmer
Farmer
University of San Francisco
San Francisco Comets
Royals
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Comet
Phil Woolpert
Wilson
Farmer Good
NBA
Tom
California
Allotment Gets Warm Reception
Bruscino Development Corp sold 38 Laurel Oaks homes off Homewood Drive Lorain since opening four models January 28. About 50 of 150 homes built, open 10 am to 8 pm daily. Homes have three bedrooms, one and a half baths, basements, frame with brick panels. Prices range 14500 to 317000. Bruscino heads many past Lorain projects, first in Lorain in years. He also proposed an industrial residential Avon project with about 3000 homes.
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Bruscino Development Corp
Laurel Oaks
Homewood Dr
Lorain
Alex Bruscino
Cuyahoga
County
Laure Oaks
Bruscino
Avon
U S Missile Base Bears Label Target Omsk
UPI reports on United States intercontinental missiles and the Minuteman program. A tour of sites near Greeley and other bases reveals open awareness of locations and the challenge of secrecy versus public access. Experts discuss deterrence, survivability, and shifts from bombers to missiles.
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U.S. Missile Base
Omsk
Jack V. Fox
Omaha
Neb
UPI
Air Force
Ballistics Missile Program
Winston Church
United States
Greeley
Colo
Rockies
Wright Pacing Zaharias Open
Blonde Mickey Wright of Dallas shot a 70 to pace the second day of play in the Babe Zaharias Women's Open at Beaumont Country Club. Ruth Jessen of Seattle carded 71, with Zaharias and field continuing the 7,000-dollar event at the 6,219-yard course in Beaumont Texas.
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Beaumont. Tex
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Miss Wright
Beaumont Country Club
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Wash
Surplus Food Plan Questioned by FAO Official
United Nations sources quote Dr. Norman Wright of the FAO arguing that giving away Western food surpluses risks disturbing markets and fails to meet actual needs. He notes 125 million tons of surpluses, mostly coarse grains, would barely feed the hungry for months and stresses protein shortages, export costs, and the superior impact of investing in agriculture and fertilizer in countries like India and Greece.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Norman Wright
Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN
U.S
Wright
Asia
Greece
Europe
India
Italy
FAO
Eaton Circle To Entertain Juvenile Home
Eaton Circle of the Martha Circle at the Eaton Church of Christ plans an evening of entertainment for the Juvenile detention home. A barbershop quartet will sing and refreshments are provided by several ladies. A Christian Women’s Fellowship workshop is slated for May 9 at Collingwood Christian Church in Cleveland, led by Mrs. Doc Kelly. Reservations with Mrs. Russell Carpenter by May 3. Lunch service will be organized by ministers on June 7.
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North Eaton
Martha
Eaton Church of Chris
Clarence Tildes
George Cornish
Florence ‘Graham
Collingwood Christian Church
Cleveland
Doc Kelly
Russell Carpenter
Ewing Assigned To Hear Huron County Cases
Judge Ewing is delegated to hear matters in Huron County Probate and Juvenile Court starting May 9 under an assignment by Ohio Chief Justice Weygand. The order also mentions Loram County Probate Jude Harold and discusses Ton County matters.
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Ewing
Huron County
Loram County
Jude Harold
Tu- Ton County
Ohio
Carl Weyigandt
Plaintiffs Seek Dismissal of Damages Suits Against Shullick
Two lawsuits filed against Melvin Shullick of 700 East 35th Street Lorain seeking 89 000 for injuries from an alleged unwarranted beating were dismissed at the plaintiffs request. Charles Lambert of 1420 West Erie Avenue Lorain sought 25 000. Ralph Hawk of 207 Hamilton Avenue Lorain sought 19 000. Incident said to have occurred October 8, 1959. plaintiffs allege Shullick struck them with a blackjack. Shullick denied the charges.
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Melvin Shullick
East 35Th St. Lorain
Charles, Lambert
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Ralph Hawk
Hamilton Ave
Shullick
Meth Prot To Speak At Oberlin
Dr. Leon Henkin, mathematics professor at the University of California, will give four public lectures at Oberlin College on Monday and Tuesday in the Physics building auditorium. Topics include Mathematical motion and inductive definitions, An outline for mathematical logic, Axiomatic foundations for the theory of sets, and The unprovability result of Godel. The lectures are part of the MAA Visiting Lectureship Program funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Oberlin
Leon Henkin
The
Loversity of California
Mathematical Association of America
Oberlin College
Henkin
Godel
Berkeley
Princeton
University of Southern California
Journal of Symbolic Logic
Structur Algebrique Des Theories Mathematiques
Norway
Denmark
Germany
Belgium
France
Poland
Russia
MAA
National Science Foundation
Man Fined $50 For Placing Rubble On Road
Oberlin resident John C. Avery, 28, of 268 West Hampton Street, was found guilty by Municipal Judge David K. Goldthorpe of placing injurious material on the highway. He pleaded no contest and received a suspended 30 day jail term for one year in exchange for seeking treatment at the Lorain County Dental Health Clinic. Police reported Avery was seen placing tree limbs and concrete blocks in the middle of Oberlin Road near Puslisa Ra.
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Oberlin
John C. Avery
West Hampton St
David K. Goldthorpe
Goldthorpe
Lorain County
A Avery
Oberlin Rd
Pusl
Isia Ra
Oberlin Chamber Music Concert Cancelled
Oberlin OC Chamber Music Concert scheduled for April 30 at 4 pm in Warner Concert Hall has been cancelled. The event was listed in the 1960 61 Calendar of Music Events published by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
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Oberlin
Warner Concerts
Oberin College
Oberlin Conservatory
Afusic
Five New Members In Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange admits five new members Mr and Mrs Durward Knepper Mr and Mrs Willam Wallhead Jr and Walter Schaeffer Also readings and programs by Emma Hayes Tressie Webber and Earl Jamison noted The 112 year old square dancers performed in Cleveland as part of Amer icana exhibited in the Pennsylvania Dutch show District ritualistie contest set for Wellington and county officers meet at Penfield Changes to Grange exhibits discussed including point values and optional window boxes Cancer Crusade collection totaled 3160 Card party for Magnetic Springs project May t at Grange Hall Luncheon Is Served profit May 16 at Lorain Hame Grange picnic June 1 Pomona Grange meets Oberlin May ith Seeds or plants to exchange requested for May 2 meeting
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Carlisle
Carllisle Grange
Durward Knepper
Willam Wallhead
Walter Schaeffer
Merie
Earl
Jamison
Dean Smith
Wellington
Penfield
Yales
Grange
Sherman Mason
Cancer Crusade
Can
Magnetic Springs
Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
North Elyria Grange
Lorain County
Hame Grange
Pomona Grange
Oberlin
Brighton Spring Music Festival Queen Named
Seventh grader Carel Gingery has been elected queen of the Brighton School Spring Music Festival to be crowned by retiring queen Diane Scoville. Attendants include Sandra Rosseau Darlene Taulbee Susan Harmon Janet Moore Loraine Ulman Roberta Hahn Diane Trippe Barbara Eaton. Wellington district vocal director Mrs. Lawrence BeVier will present Brighton musicians.
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Brighton
Carel Gingery
Diane Scoville
Sandra Rosseau
Darlene Taulbee
Susan Harmon
Janet Moore
Loraine Ulman
Roberta Hahn
Diane Trippe
Barbara Eaton
Beverly Lugaski
Marilyn Case
Karen Conklin
Cornelia Roberts
Marge Shupe
Brenda Wacker
Diana Wacker
Patricia Fibner
Joan Moore
Helen Urbanski
Judy Straw
Lawrence BeVier
Wellington
Brighton m
Grafton Couple To Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs R Philip Rewenbach celebrate fifty years of marriage today after wedding in Cleveland on April 22 1911 officiated by Rev Henry Selmi They have three children and two grandchildren and will hold an open house tomorrow from 1 30 to 3 20 p m for guests.
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Grapton
R. Philip Rewenbach
Reitenbachs
Cleveland
Henry Selmi
Reitenbach
Oberlin Seniors Win Chicago Graduate Scholarships
Two Oberlin College seniors, Larry L. Clagingsmith of Casey and Joseph D. Cooper of Cincinnati, earned University of Chicago scholarships for 1961-62. Both are full tuition awards renewable with good academic standing. selection is by Oberlin’s Graduate Scholarship Committee and participation in College events noted.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
University of Chicago
Larry L. Clagingsmith
Casey, PL
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business
Joseph D. Cooper
Cincinnati
Chicago Law
School of Business
Clingingsmith
YMCA
Raymond T. Clingingsmith
EL Main Street
Casey
Cooper
National Student Association
Consolidated
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Randy
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Phare
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Bob Prager
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Jobney
Gage Corp
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Sporsmen’s Bar
Jack Miller
Smith's
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Tarry Laces
Joanne Martin
Butter & Jers
Hay Unl
C & J Superette
Ker Rees
Elyria Firemen's Couples
Empire Tavern
Sudro- Curtis
Daston Smith
Farmer Tov
Roy Krugman
Elyria Spring
B. F. Goodrich
Lyle Scott
Salo Tree Service
Peniston Heating
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Penfield High Riders
Ben Petrykowsk
Qoberlin Boys
Eaton Jinx
Hank Schmitz
Oberlin Chix
Hari Berg
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High Serlen
Ben Petrykousei
Pee P. A. al Hgatars
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John Matovich
Ray Stuss
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Dick Stumen
Woot
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Hi Rodders
Harold Wi
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Cedar Street
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Kennedy
SAC
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Shriever
London Observer Service
Eaton Circle
David Ross
Prop
Royation Rd
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Broadway
Manhattan Market
Leon Henrin
Carlisle Grange
Queen
Grafton
Art Gwin
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Alexander’s
Malcolm TV
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