Frisco nets 740 as Elyria league marks fall
Frisco opens with a 740 series the highest in Elyria league in years in the Bowling Center All-Star League. Teammate Ted Tarry tallies a 703 series in the Tarry Tavern Turkey Shoot with 268 263 172. Vermilion Truck Lines wins first-half with 2 986 set as Carling's Black Label drops games.
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Bowling Center
Frisee
Ray Benson
Ted Tarry
Lou Barkacs
Frisco
M & M Manufacturing Co
Tony Pompei
Pompei
Action
Jim Moran
Benson
Ed Ragnoni
Loop
Joe
Mike Frisee
Warry Tavern
Tarry Tavern
Jim Moran Sr
Joe Baracskal
Yankees Comeback Tops 1958 Sports Year
New York Yankees became the first team in 33 years to rally from a 1 3 deficit and win the World Series. The year’s top sports story, reflecting a year of dramatic feats, headlines, and notable losses in boxing, racing, and football.
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NEW York
UPI
Casey
New York Yankees
Campanella
Roy Campanella
Spain
Columbia
Sceptre Injang Saccocana
Jimmy Bryan
Patley
O'Connor
Indianapolis
Jas
Herb Elliott
Elliott
Perones
Los Angeles
Bolt
Ashley/Saga
Cooper
Tom
Browns
Sam Snead
Yankees
Braves
Nation
Scholastic Cage Schedule Highlights Weekend Tossups
Lorain at Berea and Berlin Heights at Bloomville in the Bloomville Tourn. Medina Holiday Tournament features Buckeye against Highland at 7 30 p m and Brunswick versus Medina at 9 p m Bloomville hosts York. LaGrange Holiday Tournament includes Black River Towns Wakeman and Lod til 9 p m with Consolation and Championship rounds at 7 30 and 9 p m St Marys at Findlay Brooklyn at Rocky River Berlin Heights at Bloomville Tourn Cleve West Tech at Lakewood Ashland at E Cleve Shaw.
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Lorain
Berea
Berlin Heights
Medina
Buckeye
Highland
Brunswick
Bloomville
Jackson-Liberty
Berlin
York
Oberlin Tops Lorain St. Mary 52 to 45 inNon-conference clash
Oberlin High held off Lorain St. Mary 52 to 45 as Joe Harris led Oberlin with 11 of his 21 points and St. Mary rallied to seven straight in the second quarter but could not overtake the Indians.
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Oberlin
al Speigleberg
Oberlin High
Russ Lynch
Indians
St. Mary
Lorain St. Mary
Irish
Joe Harris
Lee Nae Ee
Tom Pozegaan
McPhie
Gambling adds intrigue to opening round of Richmond tourney
The article notes upcoming opening round games with teams including Georgetown and Penn State at the Richmont Invitational. It mentions several horses and wagers such as Hell in the opening round and Granny Annie with various payouts, indicating a mix of sports and betting context surrounding the event.
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Richmond
UPD
New Orleans
UPI
Wayne
Lumbia
Chambers Rede
Georgetown
Penn State
Hell
Roca
Akron tops Seattle in home showdown as Kent State falters
Akron forced a late surge to beat touring Seattle 70 63 at home with Ray Pyear scoring three straight baskets in the final minutes. Kent State fell 60 54 to Idaho on the western swing as Bob Thomas and Olvie Wallace each scored 18 for Kent State. Idaho capitalized at the foul line 16 of 22 while Kent State battled back from a 27 22 halftime deficit to knot the game at 43 43. Seattle’s Charlie Brown hit two free throws at the end after a late foul to trim the final margin.
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University of Akron
University of Seattle
Ohio
Kent State
Idaho
Bowling Green
Xavier
Oklahoma City
Santa Maria
Dayton
New York City
Akron
Ray Pyear
Seattle
Charlie Brown
Chieftains
Pyear
Alex Adams
Fred Golding
Brown
Lloyd Murphy
Jerry Frizzel
Westminster
Marshall College
W.va
Southent State
Maoscow
Bob Thomas
Vie Wallace
Kent
Officials named for next Sunday's Giants Colts title game
UPI reports referee Ronald Gibbs umpire Louis Palazzi head linesman Charley Berry back judge Cleo Diehl and field judge Charley Sweeney will officiate the National Football League championship game between the New York Giants and Baltimore Colts next Sunday.
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NEW York
UPI
Ronald Gibbs
Louis Pa~lazzi
Charley Berry
Cleo Diehl
Charley Sweeney
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
Oklahoma coach Bug Wilkinson faces Syracuse in Orange Bowl
Norman Oklahoma January 1 1969 Bug Wilkinson head coach at Oklahoma will make his fifth Orange Bowl appearance and once served as an assistant coach at Syracuse his New Year opponent in the classic clash featuring two longtime programs.
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Robinson
Basilia
Johnson
Moscow
Russia
Vasily Kuznetsov
Rafer
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Norman
Okla
UPI
Bug Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Syracuse
Wheaton No 1 in UPI small college basketball ratings
Wheaton (Ill) Crusaders remain atop United Press International small college rankings led by a 6-0 start, with Evansville, Steubenville, and SW Missouri State among the top contenders. The vote list shows Wheaton 1 with strong support, followed by Tennessee A&I and others in the top 10.
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UPI
Wheaton
Crusaders
United Press International
Ternessee State
A&i University
Evansville
Ind
Steubenville
Ohio
Natonwide Board of Coaches
Southwest Missouri State
Western Illinois
Louisiana Tech
South Dakota
Idaho State
Texas Southern
West Virginia Tech
St. Michael’s
McNeese
Chapman
Calif
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Grambling
Akron
Pacific Lutheran
Fresno State
South Dakota State
Wheaton Tl
Way
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Missouri
Western Tinos
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