South Amherstness Triumph in First Twilight Relays Amid Disqualifications
South Amherst Cavaliers win by one point in the inaugural Twilight Relays as five teams are disqualified in the 680-yard final. Keystone, Columbia, Firelands, Brookside, and Ridgeville tied near the top. Columbia led until late, with Kuhn needing big jumps to shift the order. Wilhelm and Cavaliers savor a dream meet, rolling the track late into the night.
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South Amherst
Cavaliers
Keystone
Hollywood
Wildcats
Columbia
Brookside
Firelands
Ridgeville
Jack Wilhelm
Wilhelm
the Oval
Rake
South Amerat
Tom Randall
Larry
Tolli
Frank Moore
Jake Waka
Seystone
Firelanda
Bruce Alexander
Ronae Tom Deichler
Ran Atargel
Eystone
Dennis Kothe
Gil Velasquez
John Berkmeyer
Bruce Wasem
South Amherat
Brookalde
Calumbia
Jake Wake
Dave Kuhn
Firelang
Gary
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South
Amherst
Ron Stargel
Ron Harper
Brice Alexander
Fom Delenier
Brook
Pirélands
Jake J
Bui Rollin
Chuck Carter
Bill Buga
Wake Wake
Columbia High
Joe Gending
John Lusk
Bob Booth
Bill Gardner
Jim Jacobs
Don Delle- Meld
Firelans
Tnelividus
Joe Gendica
Kuhn
South Amhers
Rakrers
BB Bugs
Gary Obits
Bmi Hollie
Rollin Broad
Buga
Carter
John Puhalla
Don Kanavel
Les Urban
Booth
Cardinals
Ton Randall
Freak Moore
Dave Kuhngan
Larry Kolle
Bruce Woeem
Falcons
Jim Jacobs Pol
Don Dellefield
Joe Gendics
Gendics
Indians Quiet Night Walk to Fifth Straight Win
Cleveland seized first place in the American League with a 5-2 win over Los Angeles in 16 innings. John Romano delivered a pivotal ground rule double as the Indians rallied from a 2-2 tie in a four hour game featuring 36 players. Pitcher Chris Hamner and Tommy John contributed in relief as Oberlin high school notes appear among box scores.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Tribe
Angels
John. Romano
Romano
The
Indians
Woodie Held
Don McMahon
Buth
Pedro Ramos
Gary Bell
Ted Abernathy
Cleveland
Angel
Art Fowler
Kansas City
Jack Kralick
George Strickland
Kralick
Jim
Grant
Strickland
Tommy John
Gordon Sevfried
Ronkie
Bob Lee
Angels Tonight Tribe
Gabe "Paul
Birdie Tebbetts
Tebbetts
Tucson
Arizy
Paul
Rabbre Abr Howser
Pearsn
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Moran
Wagner
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Gene Lawson
Rnzos
Olarman
Zand Beanie Jones
Riggut
Seare
Chris Hamner
Toms
Tance
Dennis Holley
Comets
Wlaces
Padua
Bill Monbouquette
Mickey Latch
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Washington
New York Yankees
Baltimore Oroles
Lolich
Twins
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Lumpe
Jerry Lumpe
Tiger
Dick Stigman
Wayne Causey
Washington Senators
Claude Osteen
Orlando Pena
Woody
John Romano
New Class D Hot Stove League Formed for Elyria Lorain Area
Elyria Recreation Director Charles Hoagland announced a new Class D league uniting Elyria Lorain and Lorain County Suburban League teams. Two divisions National and American will feature 12 teams with two games weekly, starting June 1 for players aged 17 and 18.
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Elyria Recreation
Charles Hoagland
Hot Stove
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Lorain Youth Center
Lorain Glass
Elyria West Side Lumber
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Buckeye
Lorain Sprague Builders
Lorain Cadets
Natonal Bank
Elyria Telephone
Columbia
Firelands
Hoagland
City
Marian Snyder
Glenn Brophy
al Brown
gElyria
Harold Phillips
Pizarro Shuts Down Red Sox In Season Opener
Juan Pizarro delivered a standout nine innings allowing three hits and three runs while adding two singles and a stolen base to pace the Chicago White Sox to a 6-1 win over Boston. Floyd Robinson hit a two run homer as Ed Short and Al Lopez praised patience in spring selections.
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Juan
Pizarro
Ed Short
al Lopez
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Floyd Robinson
White Sox
Dick Stuart
Boston
Oberlin netters win fifth straight in tennis rout
Oberlin High defeated Vermilion 6-1 to push its season record to 5-1. Mark Severs won his fifth straight by defeating Lynne Hollosy 6-1 6-4 and Jim Carlson beat Al Holosy 6-1 6-4. Severs and Carlson won the doubles, topping the Holosy brothers 6-1 6-4.
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Vermilion
Oberlin High
Elyria
Downing Vermilon
Indians
Pioneers
Oberlies
Mark Severs
Lynn Hol Losy
Jim Carlson
Hollosy
Severs
Carlson
Hollosy Brothers
Elyria-Oberlin
Oberlin
Lyne Hollosy
al Hology
Jim Lee
Dave de Vault
Barry Martin
Rod Thristle
Sin Constant
Dan ‘Drapko
A Severs-Carlton
Koi
Losy
One Hundred Twenty One Named to Class F Northeast Teams
Ninety players aged 13 and 14 are listed for seven Class F Northeast Division teams in Elyria's Amateur Baseball League. Managers include Jim Seres Jr and Fred McKenzie with rosters featuring Parsons Insurance Schlather Insurance Sheriff Smith Athletic Club Colley Elyria Furniture and Don Wilbert among others.
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Elyria
Fallow
Parsons Insurance
Jim Seres Jr
Mike Alberts
Mark Shestina
Roger Neff
Allen Snider
Russ Rigo
Mike Karyan
Lynn Robinson
Jim Bakjauf
George Machovina
Ralph Moyer
Tim Vargo
Douglas Jackson
Terry Karr
Cort Fields
Andy Young
Bill Cantwell
Gil Porter
Gary Kirst
Schlather Insurance
Fred McKenzie
Dave Larrick
Ron Heredos
Larry Travers
Bill Schlather
Larry Kelly
Ricky Fritz
Chuck Cross
Dave Mak
Kirtland Grantham
Chris Zaffer
John Gomey
Doug Stinger
Ray Schlather
Jeff Fawkes
Dale Dickson
Jim
Old Reliable Traxler Shines On TV Bowing Tour
Elyria bowler Jack Traxler known as Old Reliable appears on WEWS Channel 5 at 3 30 pm Sunday to showcase a 655 series taped in Columbus. He recalls a 1963 777 in the All City League and streams a 199 191 178 190 and 198 season average while juggling work and family amid a long bowling career.
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Jack
Traxler
Tarry Lanes
Cleveland
WEWS
Channel 5
Fiesta Lanes
Columbus
Elyrians
Joe Messzaros
Barberton
Elyrian
Meszaros
Old Reliable
Elyria Bowling Association
Ted Tarry
Rolung
Elyria District Catholi High School
Pfaudler- Permutit Inc
Elyria Plant
6Th St
Frank
Thel Ma
Ann
Bud
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600 Club
Carol
Wapokoneta
Panthers pull 6 2 golf win over Midview
Elyria Catholic rides Jim Couch who shot a two over par 37 at Creek Wood to beat Midview 6 and 2. Coach Chuck Machock’s squad, after an 88 in a loss to Ashland, won both points in Couch’s, Charnes’, and Kaiser’s matches. Midview’s Lloyd Burgess led with 40 as Catholic’s Raid shot 42.
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Jim Couch
Creek Wood Golf Club
Elyria Catholic
Midview
Panthers
Chuck Machock
Fairview
Lorain St Mary
Elyria Country Club
Ashland
Dave Charnes
Randy Kaiser
Lloyd Burgess
Jim Raid
Catholic
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Ron Heyer
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Stargel
Ronald Simon
Latman
Bell
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Sox
George C. Langford
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
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Oberlin Netters
Ayamebts
Treck Cashiers
NAGY
Alto
Lorain Road
Fairview Park
Frank Udowski
Doug Henderson
Steve Laster
Russ Varner
Jeff Howmeister
Dick Kralisz
Jeff Vietzen
Tim Powers
Roger Radd
Justin Hoover
Stephen Bal
Charles Morris
Retchlin Funeral Home
el ‘Colley
Eddie Green
iJoe Glescon
Denny Queen
Dave Halliday
Mark Reichns
Fred Llewellyn
John Salisbury
Harold Willams
Lynn Scarbrough
Frank Klena
Cliff Simonson
Gary Reichenbach
Harry Besas
Jack Mayer
Jim McDonald
Skup Wilkinson
Jerry Kopcho
John Handyside
Elyria Furniture
Jerry Kiser
John Giovannazzo
Jim Coen
Randy Lauer
Robert Verhoff
Steve Fuchs
Gary Balas
Hayden Richards
Jack Carmen
Doug Milburn
Doug Thurman
Mike Machovina
Gordon Chikers
Mark Zajak
David Horan
Paul Bratton
Don Wilbert
Richard Forges
Dane
Abe
McCabe
Dick Shmoa
Jerry Lyndes
Dick Anderson
Richard Gruber
Bob Hammond
Randy Widener
Larry Jones
Birrainghem
Gene Legeza
Dim Couch
Jim Raids
Charnes
Racdy Kaiser
Rich Martin
Tay Lloyd Burgess
Se Bohrer
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