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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1958

Page

15

Jordan Defeats Akins to Claim Welter Crown Bid

In Los Angeles Don Jordan defeated Virgil Akins by unanimous decision in a 15 round bout at Olympic Auditorium. The fight left Jordan eyeing a return shot for the world welterweight title while Akins endured a tough loss and braces for future bouts. Officials and IBC figures discussed staging a title bout in St Louis in mid February.

Jack Cuddy United Press International St Louis Virgil Jordan Los Angeles Lee Gross Don Jordan Mushy Caljert St. Louis International Welter Truman Gibson Don International Boxing Club IBC Akins J Geronimo Kid Jand Louis Arrow Dan Iaj Olympic Auditorium Don Nest Seth Akins Tojhut Akins Akins Gibson IEC Mth Butlers Jack

Gruber and Pomeroy Pace Elyrian Bowling Action

Dick Gruber set pace with a 625 series and 246 game in the Bowl-O-Crome Home League at Elyria. Gerry Pomeroy led nine women in the Women's All City League at Tarry Lanes with a 561 series including 186 182 192 games. Coletta Sittinger posted a 222 in a 54T series, while Paul Hills achieved a 255 in Pfancher League at Stoney's. Other highs included Veda Sowers 493 and 212, and George Bahl 245 in the Eagles League.

Dick Gruber Gerry Pomeroy Elyrian Jeague Gruber Pomeroy Tarry Lanes Coletta Sittinger Sittinger Gert Henke Dot Mackin Flo Fuerst Pat Sanicky Peg Taylor Irene Hallett Julia Sito Eleanor Williamson United Polish Club Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes Paul Hills Singleton Veda Sowers Bitter- DeCarlo Funeral Home Bowling Center George Bahl Eagles Tarry Tavern FOMEN Cubs Cafe West River Hardware Mielke Miles Biyria Hardware Lake Ave Pharles's Strohs Bill's Radio & TV McGuires Auto Parts Moss Bill's Radio Butler Bumider Elyria Ayo Byers Eleanor Laker Cliff Clapp West River Amvets Atway's Stroh’s John Ken Rothgery Elyria Hardware Thorler’s OO Age Fpi Carling Grafton Bu U.P.C Ick Ww. L. Elyria Business Men Amvets Post Ohio Hen Long Lorain Glass John Lutheran League Elyria Larry Deimling College Shoe & Repatr Dobrowski Meats Prestvs Tavern Gaited Concrete Masonry Corp College Shoe & Ripale Adeline Kunas Frost's Tatern Fay Provozniie Julia Sit U.P.C. Sports Committee Bittner- DeCarlo Funeral Home Ella Jean Bahl Onion Vending Machine Old Deedsco Wilma Gam College Shoe & Repair Terry Niegowski

LOCAL LEAGUE BOWLING SCORES AND TEAMS REVEALED

A dense ledger of bowling results lists teams such as Concrete Masonry Corp Touring Vermilion Truck Line and West River Amvets Post No 32 across multiple leagues. Individual scores show players like Jim Lyons and Frank Wircenski among top marks, with standings and lineups for U P C Auxiliary and Knights of St John leagues.

Pirates Romp Lodi 73 to 55 in Medina contest

Black River opens the Brown-Lipe-Chapin Dudnight League with a 73 55 victory over Lodi. Harada led Black River with 22 points, Benford 17, Waltz 15 and Davenport 10. For Lodi, Nicholas had 16 and Underwood 13 as the Pirates shot 48 percent in the first half and cruised to an 3-0 season start.

Warren Waltz Tom Davenport Jim Nicholas Lodi Tom Underwood River Nicholas le Wuthrick Reinhardt Whivery Black River

Wildcats Fall 81 43 in Lakeland Conference loss

CASTALIA The Polar Bears of Margaretta rolled to an 81 43 Lakeland Conference victory over New London last night. It was Margaretta’s first win of the season while New London suffered its third straight defeat. Rich Rohrbacher led with 71 points including six field goals and nine free throws, as Vern West added 19. Nine Wildcats scored but none reached double figures.

Castalia Polar Bears Margaretta Lakeland New London Wildcats Rich Rohrbacher Folar Bears Rohrbacher Vern West

Bilko Wins PCL MVP Honors Three Times

Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Steve Bilko is noted as the only player to win the Pacific Coast League MVP award more than once. He claimed the honor three times in 1955 1956 and 1957 while with the Los Angeles Angels, according to UPI.

LOS Angeles UPI Steve Bilko The Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Angels

Berlin Heights Tigers beat Milan 62 to 34 in league game

Berlin Heights Tigers dominated Milan 62 34 in a Huron Ener League contest last night. Bruce Burnham led with 16 points, Neal Leimbach added 14, Dave Saing had 12, and John Johnson scored nine as Berlin Heights built a early lead and never trailed. Milan finished 1-3 overall and 1-1 in conference play, while the Tigers improved to 3-0. Milan led in free throws 18 to 12 but could not overcome Berlin Heights’ balanced scoring.

Berlin Heights Berli Heights Tigers Milan Tigers Bruce Burnham Nealy Leimbach Dave Saing Ssath John Johnson Cice Hoffman Berlin Reights Beets Smith Johnson Grell Battig Kelier Burnham Bauer Hhenmabaeh Datley Ra Hoffman Roland Grant O Zadelt Weaver Otto Gamrate

Deer hunter wrestles 11 point buck from Hardy County

Herbert Hallett of Carlisle Avenue and Route 301 returned from Hardy County West Virginia with an 11 point buck. In a dramatic 20 minute struggle on the mountainside he wrestled the deer, knocked to the ground, and finally restrained it after a fierce fight before securing the trophy for venison.

Herbert Hallett Carlisle Ave Rt. 301 Herb Hardly County West Virginia Hallett Nev Hardy County

Amherst White Christmas County Workshop Party

White Christmas theme at County Workshop Players Christmas party held this week at Theater-in-the-R Round. Fifty members attended a business session and party. treasurer Robert Lenhard reported approval. Publicity chair Mrs. Roy Schaeffer reported ticket sales for A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court and A Man Called Peter. Reading titled A Christmas Star For Olga was presented, and a wandering minstrel appeared. Hospitality and decorations chairs were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Askew, with a committee including several named members.

Amherst County Workshop Players Robert Lenhard Roy Schaeffer Peter D. $. Young Olga Schaeffer Alfred Askew Ralph Leimbach Frieda Young Kim Brown Russell Conser William Mohr Richard Fowler

Santa Claus Sweetens Yale Party in Amherst Grange Night

Hickory Tree Grange plans a Christmas program featuring Santa Claus as special guest and a tureen supper to mark the Dec. 18 meeting. The dinner will honor hall workers and include a gift exchange. Final plans to join county granges on a trip to Apple Creek State Hospital Dec. 14 were announced. Pomona Grange meets tonight at Kipton. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs Walter Gambish and Mr. and Mrs Elton Schibley.

Amherst Santa Claus Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall Apple Creek State Hospital Pomona Grange Kipton Walter Gambish Ir Elton Schibley

OES Farewell at Wakeman Signals Change in Officers

Wakeman Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star holds a farewell night for Mr and Mrs Floyd Garner the retiring worthy patron and matron. The event includes a noon spotluck lunch to prep the temple for the 1959 officers installation, a 6 30 p m potluck supper and a film showing Lets Explore Ohio with a gift exchange and special features at the Clarksfield Subordinate Grange meeting Thursday evening December 1958.

Wakeman Floyd Garner Order of the Eastern Star Ohio Clarksfield Grange Vth

Guild Readies Gifts For County Home

Twenty one members of the guild of the Evangelical United Brothers Church gathered at Mrs. Richard Williams home to wrap gifts for the Lorain County Home. Mrs. Mary Suspan led devotions and Mrs. Albert King gave a reading. The group plans to redecorate the church powder room. Co-hostesses served refreshments. Guest Mrs. Dean Williams attended.

Lorain County Guild The Evangelical United Brothers Church Richard Williams Mary Suspan Albert King Lawrence Smith Paul Pikey Elton Schibling Dean Wilfhams

Camden PTA Plans Dance and Christmas Party

The Camden Elementary PTA executive meeting at Mrs Durwood Williams home discussed forthcoming dance plans. Final arrangements for the Christmas party in the school auditorium were made, with programs at 8 p m featuring children singing a Christmas tree a treat and Santa Claus.

Elyria Man Is Fields Speaker on Commitment Day

Earl J. G. Lovett, an Elyria layman, will speak at Fields Methodist Church on Commitment Day about beverages and alcohol. The service focuses on disciplined study of alcoholism and traffic safety, under the Methodist Board of Temperance.

Fields Fields Methodist Church Earl J. G. Lovett Elyria Methodist Board of Temperance Lovett Fields Church

Mrs. Jackson Hosts Camden Garden Club Christmas Party

Mrs. W. A. Jackson entertained the Camden Garden Club at her Rt. 511 home for its annual Christmas party with 26 members and four guests. Decorated rooms and tables featured Christmas motifs. Guests included Mrs. James Warren and Mrs. Robert French of Wakeman and others. Color sound films were shown and a Secret Sister gift exchange followed by social time.

Darwin Sharp Dean Morgan C. H. Scott Donald Davidson Yosemite National Park The Holy Land

Officials Plan Chicago Trip For RR Loan

Lorain Mayor Jaworski announced city officials will visit the Housing and Home Finance Corp. in Chicago to apply for a $60,000 loan to fund the railroad crossing elimination project. City engineer Goodell prepares preliminary data while Harley Ellington Day Inc of Detroit is tentatively chosen to conduct the survey.

Lorain John C. Jaworski Housing and Home Finance Corp Chicago Cit Lewis’ Goodell

India defense costs to rise under Pakistan aid concerns

New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru saying India must spend more on defense due to outside military aid to Pakistan. He called Pakistan unfriendly during a parliamentary debate on military expenditures, noting low risk of direct conflict but a wary government stance.

New Delhi UPI India Pakistan Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru Ranhot ‘Ake

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