Mosketti Named Clearview Clippers Football Coach
Robert Mosketti, 29, was named head football coach at Clearview High School by Superintendent William Gillies. Mosketti, already a math and science instructor and golf coach, will lead the Clippers in a T formation with variations and has prior coaching at Norwood High School and Clearview.
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Kent State University
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Americans top Soviets as Gagarin attends in Moscow
In Moscow, the U S five defeated the Soviet national team 78 to 65 in front of more than 15 000 at the Sports Palace. Yuri Gagarin sat with officials and saluted good shots. Dan Swartz led the Americans with 17 points while Yuri Ozheyev Jerry Lucas and Jim Francis each scored 11 in the lopsided win.
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Rowe LII New Proxy Named Elyria Little League Leaders
William W. Rowe was elected president and Roy Norris named secretary at the Elyria Little League South annual meeting. Season opens May 7. A work session to prepare Troxel Field takes place Sunday at 1 p.m. fathers urged to attend with tools.
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Globemaster Earns Derby Chance After Wood Memorial
In a 14 1 mile Wood at Aqueduct Globemaster upset Carry Back by 3% lengths to secure a Kentucky Derby shot. Trainer Tomi Kelly praised the mile fresh sprinter now eyed as a Derby contender, owned by Leonard P. Sasso of Pittsburgh despite Carry Back’s late rally.
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Young Pitchers Can't Cop The Spotlight From Spahn
Phillies ace Mahaffey nearly tied the major league single-game strikeout mark with 17 in a 1 0 and 6 0 doubleheader sweep of the Cubs while Donohue earned his first major league win in relief for Detroit in two wins over Los Angeles. Spahn joined the 300-win chase with a seven-hitter in a 3 1 victory over the Pirates. Dodgers beat Reds 5 1 as Cardinals split with Giants. Orioles 4 1 over Yankees. Twins 1 0 over Senators. Indians 10 8 over Athletics. White Sox and Red Sox split.
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Johnson Defends Crown Tonight in Philly Bout
Harold Johnson defends his NBA light heavy title tonight against Von Clay in Philadelphia. Johnson, 21, carries 3-1 odds and seeks to prove his power as a rising champion. The bout at Stamp Arena is expected to draw thousands, with Johnson boasting 10 knockouts in 102 pro fights and a recent win over Calderwood.
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Globemaster Beats Carry Back in New York Wood Memorial
At Fresh April meet in New York, Globemaster upset Carry Back in the Wood Memorial with Johnny Sellers aboard, amid a crowd betting heavily and a pursed payoff pool near 400,000 for the Kentucky Derby and related races. The event drew attention to owner Jack Price and rival Robert Lehman, while betting and drama surrounded the early races and a chaotic episode involving Father Christmas.
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6 Year Old and Father Win at New York Bowling Event
A six year old boy and his father won the 400 Toboggan Handicap event in New York yesterday with 128 top weight. Frankie Bumbico and his dad Rainh led the adults and juniors to high over-average scores, finishing second with 241 pins over their averages. Warren Schroeder and Tom Batsby, Lowell and Jackner, Gerald and Ted Flores also placed in the top group.
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Temple Leads Indians Past Athletics in Marathon Comeback
Temple starred at the plate with three hits and three walks, lifting Cleveland in a 16-8 win over Kansas City under lights. Tito Francona added four hits and four RBIs as the Indians staged a late rally highlighted by Joe Nuxhall’s wild pitch in the ninth. Temple’s hot start boosted his average to .471, solidifying his place as team leader and All-Star contender while the Tribe shows early road-shawd progress toward the pennant.
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Biro Seeks $500 Prize in Detroit Bowling Meet
Elyrian bowler Andy Biro, among 25 United Polish Club competitors, posted four games totaling 214 224 214 and 191 for a 718 series as he competes in a four month Roy al Recreation tournament in Detroit. He hopes the weekend haul becomes about $500 with more rounds ahead.
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Six Teams Cup Loop Key Titles in Elyria Bowling
Over the weekend in Elyria leagues, 6 teams claimed seasonal or second half titles across four loops. George Scrivens led the 600 Club with 675 followed by Rudy Mate at 626. Elton Binggeli had the lone 500 with 522. Bruegger-Hart Frye-Struck and Eilbeck-Curtis shared the Grotto League second half title, with a roll off not announced.
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Central State shocks at One Relays in wind and mud
Central State College of Wilberforce Ohio earned a surprise win at the 19th One Relays led by Bill Washington double winning the 400 meters and high hurdles. The Marauders placed in multiple events while Michigan dominated with four relay wins and the longest marks. Michigan led with 38 points to Central State 26 and Indiana 25.
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600 Club George Scrivens-675 Rudy Mate-626 500 Circle
A compact club note lists scores for players at the 600 Club event led by George Scrivens with 675 and Rudy Mate with 626 in a 500 Circle format.
Oberlin High Sophomore Shoots Two Holes in One
Oberlin High School sophomore Dave Williams, aged 16, carded two holes in one at Oberlin Country Club on No. 8 with a nine iron from 130 yards. Playing alongside Chip Piraing and Dave Miller, Williams lives at 174 East College Street and becomes eligible for golf prizes and a potential Ireland trip through a national holes-one club.
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