Fuerst tops area bowling with 588 series in All-City League
Flo Fuerst led the Women’s All-City League at Terry Lanes with a 588 series, the high mark among 10 women who surpassed 500. Bob Stich led the men in Elyria’s C League with a 635 trio, while several others crossed 600. Reinecke 622 and Wieser 618 were notable among league results at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes and Ridgeview Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Fuerst
Terry Lanes
Bob Stich
Stich
Elyria Bowling Center
Bob Garska
Youngster and Littler Lead Texas Open At Halfway
Open at San Antonio as Harry Dill and Gene Littler share the lead with 67 67 134 totals through 36 holes. Dan Sikes moves to solo third at 135 while Dutch Harrison Clark others at 137 with a crowded field halved after two rounds. Moon Mullins posted the best 65 of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Harry Dil
Gene Littler
Dill
Littler
Jay Herbert
Jimmy Demaret
al Besselink
Rex Baxter Jr
Dan Sikes
Ponte Verda
Fla
Oakhills Country Club
Sikes
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Bob Charles
Dick Crawford
Howie Johnson
Ken Venturi
Fred Marti
Jerry Steelsmith
Raymond Floyd
Miller Barber
Doug Sanders
Charles Sifford
Clyde (Moon) Mullins
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Bowling Scores at 600 Club Patrol
Bob Stich 635, Bob Reinecke 622, Bob Garska 619 lead a 600 Club event with solid marks by top bowlers. Local bowlers chased higher series as standings formed around these scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stich
Bob Reinecke
Bob Garska
500 Club Standings Highlight Top Players
The list shows Flo Fuerst and Kathy Bommer leading with 558 and 539 points, followed by Gretchen Vitovitz 536 and Dot Adolph 518. Peta Eser and DERI Pomeroy each have 518 and 509, then Ann Caygill 508 and Adeline Kunas 505. Pst Mudge 505, Louise Oleson 501.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reinecke
Ternstedt
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Fuerst
Evelyn Wieser
Jeri Pomeroyee
Kathy Bommer
Ridgeview
Gretchen Vitovitz
Dot Adolph
Bittner - DeCarlo
Elyria Bowling Center
Vitovitz
Adolph
Adeline Kunas
UPC
Ann Caygill
Elks Lanes
Pat Mudge
Turnpike Lanes
Louise Oleson
Flo Fuerst
Peta Eser
Deri Pomeroy
Pst Mudge
Barber Misses Time With Back Injury For Orioles
Baltimore pitcher Steve Barber will be sidelined about a week after a Thursday night game with the Red Sox. The muscle strain in his back is blamed on a cold and will keep the southpaw from active duty while he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
UPI
Oriole
Steve Barber
Boston Red Sox
Watt Dies, Noted Handicapping Icon Sweep
Jimmy Watt known as Sweep, a famed horse race handicapper, died at 60 in Jamaica, New York. For 39 years his Sweep selections appeared in the Morning Telegraph and Daily Racing Form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Jimmy Watt
Jamaica
N.Y
Sweep
Morning Telegraph
Daily Racing Form
Spring sports schedule shows wide slate across area venues
The weekly schedule lists baseball football and track events for MONDAY to SATURDAY across Midview Elyria Columbie Firelands Bay Lorain Buckeye Keystone Western Reserve Milan Admimi Ropes Amberat enRle Beres Biya Vermilion St Mary Huron Vermilion Fairview Elyria Catholic Ambhurst Oberlin Midview Clearview Vermiton Huron Ridgeville etc. Highlights include tennis and track meets at Oberlin Elyria Vermilion Huron Wellington Midpark Ridgeville and more with multiple schools competing at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midview
Elyrie
Columbie
Firelands Bay
Lorain
Buckeye
Keystone
Western Reserve
Milan
Admimi Ropes
Amberat
enRle Beres
Biya
Lorain St Mary
Vermilion Golf Ashland
Elyria
Fairview
Elyria Catholic
Ambhurst
Oberlin
Clearview
Vermiton
Huron
Berew Midpark
Ridgeville
South
Ambera
Syria
Catholic Qhaerlin-Westlake
Olmsted Falls
Rocky River
Loralt
Avon Lake-Clearview
Admire King
Brookside
Columbia Huron
Vermilion Wellington
Baseball Huron
New London
Midvinn
Bay
Midyiew-Amherst
Hiyh
Ashland
Overlin
Admiral King Keystone
Black River
Monroeville
Western Reserve Tennis
Oberlie
Elyria Vermilion
Norwalk
St. Paul
Wellington
Amherat
Admiral King Huron
Mary Gol
Cisarview
Amherst Obertin
Elyvia
Admiral King Wester Reserve
Norwick
Paul
Wes Tech
Wellington Midview
Avon
Westlake
Admiral King
Bay Perkins
Lorain St. Mary
Sandusky
Vermilan
Duo rolls 1 267 to win tourney at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Ray Wensink and Bill Wall combined for 1 267 to win the doubles tournament in the Lorain County Orange League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Ed Schlechter and Ralph McDowell were second with 1 236, followed by Bob Jaeger and Gene Kelly at 1 230. Ann Emerich top scoring woman with 628, handicap included. Francis Howe had 632 for top man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wensink
Bill Wallhead
Lorain County
Ed Schlechter
Ralph McDowell
Bob Jaeger
Gene Kelly
Ann Emerich
Francis Howe
Villanova distance stars spark four star gleam
Villanova standout runners lead a strong field at the Penn Relays. Edges in the distance events and relay squads show the Wildcats aiming for a double medal haul as senior Vic Zwolak and Tom Sullivan anchor key legs. Michigan’s Ernie Souder upsets Harvard’s John Barkkensen in the discus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Green
Villanova Elphia
UPI
Lanova
Walierd
Aeene Sepecthiy
We Oteime
Burdies
Penn
Jay Luck
Yale
Ernie Souder
Michigan
John Barkkensen
Harvard
Art Croasdale
O'Hara Aims to Win Drake Mile Despite Conditioning Focus
Loyola's Tom O'Hara will push for victory in today's Drake Relays invitational mile as coach Weiland prioritizes his health over Olympic plans. Loyola scratched its distance medley team to avoid pressuring the freshman, allowing Kansas State Emporia to seize the 9:51.9 win and inch toward a potential four minute mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Ae
Pitt
Villanova
Sullivan
Zwolak
Les
Des Moines
Kansas State of Emporia
John Damien
Loyola
Emporis
Texas
Fox
Allen
Phi
Kansas
Prolouver
Eae Ae
Clemente
Ang
Camilen
If Ae
O'Hara
A Clondon
Fregoai
Orsino
Balt
Smith Dominates Titleholders With Record 66 At Augusta
Marilynn Smith extended her lead at the Augusta Country Club after a 6-under-par 66, breaking the 18-hole mark and tying low two-day total, with Judy Kimball and Patty Berg close behind as Mickey Wright shares third. Smith phoned home to Florida with the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
UPI
Marilynn Smith
Augusta Country Club
Patty Berg
Miss Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Miss Berg
Mickey Wright
Tiny Clifford Ann Creed
Jo Ann Prentice
Tryouts and registrations for Sheffield League baseball season
Sheffield and Sheffield Lake boys aged 9 to 13 can try out tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Ferndale Field though official registration is closed. Pee Wee League registrations are set for May 10 at Sheffield Lake city hall from 2 to 4 p.m. Fees are 7 and 3 dollars. League officials include Commissioner Robert Skusa and Manager Walter Rausher among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield
Ferndale Field
Clyde Allen
Allen
Clude Robert Skusa
Walter Rausher
Ralph Higgins
Paul Smith
James Wolford
Pirates
Cardinals
Dodgers
Robert Johnson
Braves
Eugene Scremp
Indians
Stephen Kagnijak
White Sox
Charles Simo
Yankees
George Vanda
Red Sox
Cubs
Pee Wee League
Avon Lake
Bowling scores and standings from various leagues
Lane results include Hittner De Carlo Ladies 37-14 and Old Mil 30-22. Highs: Gretchen Vitovitz 196, H & R Auto Parts team 2,284, Die Cast 2,978. Other leagues show Bolt, Turnpike, Cascade Satin, and Turnpike Ladies with numerous pairings and top scores. penalties and misread names noted. overall, mixed results across Lorain County venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hittner DE Carlo Ladies
Rudy's
Old Mil
Launderteria
Bittner jDe Caria
H & R AutoParts
Dr. Pepper
United Cleanera
Snack Shop
Gretchen Vitovitz
H & R Auto Parts
Rudy Pro Shop
Tas
Ternstedt Nite
Toolroom
Starfires
Gay Kruzera
Die Makers
Buffers
Die Cast
Painters
Packers
Boo Cats
Bob Reinecke
Zig Godewon
Bish
Elyria Reserve team dominates Amherst reserves in track meet
Elyria High reserve squad beat Amherst reserves 85 to 33 led by Don Roddy who captured two firsts and ran a leg on the 88 yard relay. Roddy won the 10 yard dash in 10.7 seconds and the broad jump at 17 feet 11 inches as Elyria swept multiple events amid a crowded meet transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Tate
Michigan State
Southern
Baton Rouge
Bob Moreland
Spartan
O'Hara
Gayle Hopkins
Davenport
Hopkins
Drake Dock
Jesse Owens
Owens
Clyde
Duncan
Des Moines North
Don Roddy
Elyria High
Amherst
Roddy
Longhorns Score Record With 358 Points in Season
The 1914 Texas Longhorns became the most prolific scorers in University of Texas football history, accumulating 358 points over eight games for an average of 44.75 per game while opponents managed just 21 points all season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Texas
UPI
Longhorns
University of Texas
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday
Yesterday's MLB results include Detroit 5 Minnesota 0 and Cleveland 5 Los Angeles 2 in 16 innings. Washington 6 Kansas City 1 in 10. Chicago 4 Boston 1. Evening games Pittsburgh New York 4 night Phila 10 Chicago 0 St Louis 3 Houston 3 11 innings Milwaukee 6 Los Angeles 3. Tomorrow's schedule shows Detroit at Minnesota with 4-1 vs Pascua 1-0, Boston at Chicago with Conn 0-1 vs Hughardt 1-0, Cleveland at Los Angeles with Kralick 1-0 vs Lee 0-0, Washington at Kansas City with Osteen 0-2 vs Drabowsky 0-3. Other matchups include New York at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Pascua
Conn
Hughardt
Baltimore
New York
Pyaa
Ve Bouton
Kralick
Lee
Osteen
Drabowscky
Minnesota
Kannas City
Pittsburgh
Phila
St. Louis
Houston
Miwaukee
L Angeles
Praticieco
Cin
Fivenares
Puber
Veale
Leslee
Milwaukee
Podres
Bpann
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Sanford
Taltouris
Philadelphia
Jackson
Bennett
Loula
Parrell
Craig
Tomorrow's Times
Eeeselabi Houston
St Louis
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet. GR
Francisco
City
Leafs and Wings battle in decisive Stanley Cup game
Toronto and Detroit face off in Maple Leaf Gardens in the seventh game of a tight series. The teams split six games with Toronto holding a 3-3 edge in regulation and Detroit winning two in overtime. Bob Baun scored the latest OT winner for Toronto as the Leafs seek the Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
UPI
Toronto Maple
Satur Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Maple Leaf Gardens
NHL
Leafs
Detroit
Bob Baun
Wings
Wood
Lady Luck
Leaf
Punch Imlach
Red Wing
Sid Abel
Narvaez Stock Rises After Victory Over Dorado
Frankie Narvaez extended his winning streak to 14 in a row and 19 of 21, defeating Vicente Dorado by unanimous decision over 10 rounds at Sunnyside Garden. Manager Sandy Schwartz, a Wall Street broker by day, says talks are underway for a June bout as Narvaez climbs in Ring Magazine’s lightweight rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Frankie Narvaez
Vicente Dorado
Sandy Schwartz
Wall Street
Narvaez
Paul Kellem
Ring Magazine
Dorado
Sunnyside Garden
Schwartz
Churchill Downs Opens 90th Derby Campaign
The piece reports Churchill Downs from Louisville opening its 90th campaign with Derby contenders and race notes. It highlights The Scoundrel and other Derby nominees, mentions notable performances, and references past Derby figures like Northern Dancer in context of prep action at the Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
UPI
San Fran
Churchill Downs
Mariena
Traller
Taltouris
Rex
Eile
Qvoringtan
Nichols
Ellsworth
Scoundrel
McCovey
Maga
Pinson
Rogeboro
SO and Bailey
Bailey
Howard
Dandy K
Houston
Little St
Nottebart
Woodeshick
Azote Gibson
Taylor
Downs
League headquarters shift to Rochester announced
International League will move its headquarters to Rochester New York with a new mailing address in the international suite of the Sheraton Hotel Rochester. League President Tommy Ricardson announced the plan on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
International League
Rochester
N. Y
Tommy Ricardson
Sheraton Hotel
Detroit Triumphs Over Minnesota in Long Game
In a high scoring American League matchup Detroit defeats Minnesota with a 5 to 3 score after 16 innings. Pitchers Stigman Arriga and McMahon delivered key relief while Freehan and Gattey contributed drives aiding Detroit’s win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Goo
Minnesota
Touch
Freehan
Stigman
Siebler
Arriga F
Duntley
Plea A
Gattey
McCabe
Loner
Boston Oooino
Chicago
Morbouquette
Heffner
Karley
Tillman
Pizarro
Martin
Monbtouquette
Br-Stuary
Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watt
Young Hardware
Cuyahoga Heighta
Wilicats
Vic Zwolak
Tom Sullivan
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Mays
Giants
Wiliams
Howard Dodgers
Giunta
Twins
Gkowron
Senators
Wagner
Orioles
Rolling
Resormanty
Bunning
Phils
Fischer
Friend
Gibaon
Canis
Klippstein
Marichal
O'Toole
Reds
Simmons
Ted
Lamabe
Lolich
Tigers
Miller Orioles
Major League
Smith
Lorain County Merchants Driftwood
Crystal Rock Cafe
H. Roberts
Dan Dew
Turnpike
Pambers Weldlow
Ma Connerth
da Connerth
K. H. Nowerts
Grafton
Roland Mendriz
Bron Deer
Laween Atlantic Wig
Ohio Vending
Cascade Satin
Bate Beer
Bixter Hardware
Crowder, Insurance
Turnpike Lounge
Great Lakes Kitchens
J. Repas
Lor Olson
Waltz Realty
Crowder Insurance
Porterhouse Grasshopper
Manhattan
Stinger
Zombie
Kathy Bonmer
Manhatten
Irowling Center
Blatz Beer
Gibbies
Pepa Cola
Duquesne
Hill's Supply
Gage Corp
Bolers Club
Old Dutch
Pepa- Colt
ELKS
Eira
Barrel
Police
General Industries
Mart Construction
Meon Faucet
Memored Contractors
Wight Ind
George Vincent
Migh
Sem O'Conner
EHS
Top
He—Feono
Voss
Giblin
Boddy
Wilcox
Bukowski
Brown
Pete
Kulaga
Wil. Cox-Aquilla
D. Smith
Dash—Montigue
Mickey
Boden
Jadyd LR
Lauer
Paton Fa
Corter
Davis
Boroce
Dash—Aquilla
Bukawaki
Goodpar
Bako
Leslie
Stoynofy
Moore
Ae Broal
Seaith
Borece Tay
Nocmel
Sportsmans Digest
Major League Baseball
Pitta
Hauta
Dillon
Gonder
Pagniaroni
Stargely Virdon
Brumley
Hetzer
Pena
Bownfield
Wyatt
Ydonoghue
Edwarde
Loser
Pera
Hr—Zimmer
Oe Angeles
Peele
Ramos
Bell
Abernathy
McMahon
Romano
Latman
Dalibe
Navarro
Fowler
Osinak
Rodgen
LY Eas
Carm
Tannery Street
Met
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!