Bowling League Scores And Highlights From Thur Night Cards
A dense recap of area league action lists match results across divisions including Rolling Stones, Lak Restaurant, Sophie Beauty Shop, and Edlo trendan with multiple 3 0 and 2 1 outcomes. Top series leaders include Ada Connerth Ruth Demyan Varille Knight and Tom Owens with high game notes across centers such as Barn's Market and Elyria TV.
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Rolling Stones Oney
Dutchinala
Saan
Bob
Cores Ahi
Ruby's
Ceramica
Lak Restaurant
Atryle Beauty Shop
Sophie’ Deauty Shop
Crinewald
Mit
Edlo
Trend An
Herb
Happy Hour
Lavatt
Mtra
E.S.T
Ruth Demyan
Loren
Varius Knight
Eet Favatts
Mtras
Pat Woodrum
Ada Connerth
Varille Knight
Evans “L
Elyria TV
Short
Tractor
Sibley
Belogh Masonry
Moore
Elyria Spring
Ohio Screw
Wooden's Food Market
Tort Biles
Floyd Hamilton
Ohio Berew
Ted Piteaks
Wooden's
Pete Paternite
Elyria T.V
Ted Piteski
Wooden’s Food Market
Tom Bulea
Scors Ralitta
Oberlin Recreation Scores In Busy Bowling Night
The Oberlin Recreation page details local bowling results with Stoney’s squad defeating Sunway, Bet Where beating Oberlin Saving Bank 2-1, and Elyria City Furniture toppling Cork 2-1. Top series and high single scores feature players from Elyria Welding Supply, Shepherd Chevrolet, and Go Go Girls among others.
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Pag Apalliance
Sunway
Clark Builders
Acme
Ton Paul's Goble
Satonee Service
Oral Furniture
Bet Where
Oberlin Saving Bank
Wellington Eagles
Gene's Sahlo
Buckeye Alr Charter
Qudweiser Deer
Elyria
City Furniture
Cork
Bottle
John Ragnoni
Bala
Joe Tomasek
Economy
Gene Super
Jim Gauligh
Ftural
John Stagnon
Thule Davia
Ely
Dot Gaydoah
Rural
Shepnerd Chevrolet
Harvey Curtis
Crowder Insurance
Evans Lanea
Dicken Funeral Wome
Wilmot
Ani Maud Lumber
Elyria Welding Supply
Walt Gehrke
Rob Kruger
Eur Smith
LUKS BCRay teams clash in mixed results
Rika Crows beat Blue Jays 3-0 while Hawkes down Robins 2-1 and Wrens defeat Eagles 3-0. Top series scores list Eagles Ralph Gardner, Wrens Jack Dillman, and Blue Jays Jack Lance. Individual high game marks include Jack Dilleman, Jim Henke, and Ralph Gardner.
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Luks Bcray
Rika Crows
Blue Jays
Hawkes
Robins
Wrens
Eagles
Ralph Gardener
Jack Dillman
Jack Lance
Jays
Igh
Jack Dilleman
Jim Henke
Ralph Gardner
Prep sports schedule shows varied conference matchups
The schedule lists Buckeye Elyria Mansfield Marion Admiral King Findlay Lorain Fremont North Central Fittl Catholic Cantins St Mary Lourdes Vermilion Midview Vermilion New London Clearview Wellington Amber Calumble Tuckeye Brookside Keystone Fiando South Amherst Avon Olmsted Falls North Olmsted Fairview Tay Wratlake Medina Virelands Monroeville Mian South Central HARSAID Black River Western Reserve Walsh Jesuit St Stanislaus Sandusky Elyria Premont Manafield North Central Parma Dyrantina Cleve New London Oberlin Vermillion North Ridgeville Huron Wellington Amherst Elyria Catholic Buckeye Black River Perkins Berlin Heights South Amherst Borromeo Lutheran West Medifa Hillsdale York Western Reserve Mapleton Loudonville
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Buckeye
Elyria
Mansfield
Marion
Admiral King
Findlay
Bandiunky
Lorain
Fremont
North Central Fittl Catholic
Cantins
Wwtoma St. Mary
Lourdes
Lakeland
Midview
North Midgeville
Vermilion
New London
Iherst
Clearview
Amber
Wellington
Inland
Highland
Calumble
Avon
Tuckeye
Brookside
Keystone
Fiando
South Amherst
Southwestern
Avon Lake
Olmsted
Walsh Jesuit
St. Stanislaus
Sandusky
Premont
Manafield
Independent Midview
Elyria Catholic
Black Iver
Columbia
Perkins
Berlin Heights
Stan's
Borromeo
Westlake
Lutheran West Medifia
Wadsworth
Creatvein
Hillsdale
York
Western Reserve
Mapleton
Loudonville
Northwood pins eight in 40-21 wrestling win over Eastern Heights
Northwood improved to I-L for the season, pinning eight of 13 matches to beat Eastern Heights 40-21. Winners for Northwood were Harold Stanford Scott Salisbury Randy Rathjohn Rich Lind Jack Burkhard Les Miles Bob Wooley and Joe Kershaw. Eastern Heights victors included Chip Wingard Paul Enere Bill Gartman Bob Gallagher and Dennis Miller.
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Northwood
Eastern Heights
Franklin
Jefferson
Interior High
Harold Stanford
Scott Salisbury
Randy Rathjohn
Rich Lind
Jack Burkhard
Les Miles
Bob Wooley
Joe Kershaw
Chip Wingard
Paul Enere
Bill Gartman
Bob Gallagher
Dennis Miller
Avon Lake
Gene Delan
Tom Craig
Michael Keith
Steve Christo
Mike Currier
Leroy Charley
George Kegges
Don Robinson
James Boone
Dan Andras
Ray Wright
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carl Thomas
Ronnie Slensman
Phil Bush
Oberlin Teams Set for Final Actions Before Holidays
Oberlin College winter sports squads prepare for a busy weekend before the holiday break. The basketball team played its final game of 1967 this past Wednesday as part of the closing action.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Huff Retires From Pro Football After Redskins Game
Washington star Sam Huff, five time All NFL pick, announces retirement after the Redskins final game with New Orleans. He sobs at a DC Stadium news conference recalling 15 minutes at his locker and a career highlighted by Giants battles with Jim Brown. Huff, 33, played 157 straight games, cites hanging up his jersey as time comes for him.
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Washington
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
New Orleans
Huff
D. C. Stadium
Redskins
New York Giants
Time Magazine
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
West Virginia
Lauterbur Named Ohio Coach of the Year for 1967
Toledo's Frank X Lauterbur earned the 1967 Ohio College Football Coach of the Year honor in Columbus. He led Toledo to a 9 1 season after a season opening loss to Ohio University, sharing the MAC title with Ohio U. Lauterbur received 23 first place votes and 79 points in the 16th annual Columbus Dispatch poll.
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Columbus
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Toledo
Frank X. Lauterbur
Rockets
Ohio University
Ohio U
Lauterbur
Columbus Dispatch
Jack Fouts
Ohio Wesleyan
Fred Martinelli
Ashland College
Wesleyan
Ashland
Cincinnati
Laueterbur
Mount Union
Kent State
Chronicle-Telegram Eloquence in Elyria Chronicle 1960
The Chronicle-Telegram of Elyria Ohio reports daily events across the city including local government actions, community happenings, and brief notices from Friday December 15, 1960, highlighting civic matters and town life.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Ohio
Dee
Soccer unions plan 1968 league after merger deal
Officials of the United Soccer Association and the National Soccer League will meet in early January to finalize a 1968 schedule and name for a 20 team combined league. The merger ends a feud and relocates several teams while listing cities for the new circuit including Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Cleveland Dallas Detroit Houston Los Angeles New York Oakland Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Laws Toronto Vancouver and Washington. A $10 million trust suit against USA and three federations would be dropped once merger steps are completed.
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Chicago
UPI
United Soccer Association (USA
National Soccer League
NPSL
New York
Boston USA
Los Angeles
San Lancisco
Vancouver USA
Vancouver
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Dallas
Detroit
Houston
Oakland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Laws
Toronto
Washington
Montreal
Milwaukee
San Diego
Denver
USA
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