Kathryn and Elver Searles Win Mixed Doubles Bowling Trophy
Kathryn Searles and Elver Searles captured top honors in the Annual General Industries Mixed Doubles Tourney held at the Bowling Center, posting a combined 1,247 and individual scores of 589 and 6538 with handicaps. Other listed pairings included Wisniski Tapper, Boylis Hornbeck, Mero Kash, Tatbo Taos, Renny Stestbinder, Surdock Sabsbers, Ferz Patz, Declap Destap, Zoln Var Ambersh, Kiewowskt Sreynski, Mraz Fisheria, Smits Duchesiar, Dredrick Heater, Zaspal, Suorcier Mather, and more with varied scores.
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Ashland Mikes rout Oberlin Pontiacs for second win
Ashland Mikes beat Oberlin Pontiacs 92 to 57 in an independent game. Burns led the winners with 21 points while Oberlin’s Bob Coimman scored 29 and Den Mont added 16.
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Hardin-Simmons Is Bowl Game Winner
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys closed the season with a 49 to 12 win over University of Wisconsin in the Camelia Bowl in Lafayette Louisiana. The victory followed earlier post season games against Ouachita College and tied with College of the Pacific.
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Angelo Returns for Lorain Pro Wrestling Card
Angelo Martenio, once known to Elyria mat addicts, returns to Lorain County on Friday January 7 at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain. He faces Irish McGee of Covington in a best two-out-of-three falls bout with a one hour limit. The card opens a series promoted by Walter Moore of Ashron with two other bouts.
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Schroeder and Seixas Duel In Sugar Bowl Semi Final
Top seed Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta California faced Vic Seixas of Philadelphia in a featured Sugar Bell Tournament semifinal in New Orleans. Earl Connell of San Francisco met Arthur Larsen in the other semi final as the event advanced.
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la Creascenta
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Earl Connell
San Francisco
Arthur Larssen
Frisco
Lakewood defeats Collinwood 56 to 41 to stay perfect
Lakewood High School Rangers remain undefeated in the Lake Erie League as Captain Coe Grob scores 22 and Jim LaPash leads Collinwood with 16. Lakewood builds a steady lead after a 21- point first period and finishes 56-41.
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River's Pirates Defeat Alumni 51-59 In Open Court
Rocky River’s Prates held a late rally to beat the Alumni 51 to 50 in an independent basketball game at River City. Boo Bowers scored 18 and Tom Hague 17 for the Prates while Jum Hague led the Alumni with 11 points to spoil a four win season.
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Kipton Merchants overpower Columbia in fifth straight win
Kipton rolled to a 62 37 home victory over Columbia as seven Merchants scored with Orest of Upton leading the attack with 23 points. Dick Bush led Columbia with 12 points in the loss.
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Moose Handicap Bowling Tourney ends Sunday at Olympic Restention
The Moose Handicap Bowling Tourney concludes Sunday with singles and doubles divisions in four shifts at Olympic Restention. Club members may bowl if not yet registered for competition, final shift check in at 7 o clock. Doubles and teams schedule lists pairs such as Shory and Frank James, Mark and Oscar Isecos, with other entries including Leroy Hemper Green Maere, Gregg and Ware, Bye and Walter, plus additional pairs and players named in the club roster.
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Joe Godsmik
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Wakeman Loses Tight OT Thriller to Alumni 42-41
Wakeman High School fell 42-41 to the Alumni in an overtime game after a seesaw matchup that saw the teams tied 39-39 at the end of regulation. The Alumni led 30-23 after three quarters, then edged Wakeman in a hard fought finish. A separate reserve game ended Alumni 22 Wakeman 19.
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Pin Teams To Meet For First Half Title
The United Polish Club Bowinns League pits five teams for the first half title led by Sander Thomasson. Chics face Concrete Masonry at 6 o clock as the top contenders vie for the half title and a tiebreaker with United Polish Club.
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Grafton Quintet Defeats Litchfield Merchants 34 to 26
Grafton wins their Northern Ob.0 Class B game at Cheetham 34 26 led by Harry Ebeling with seven points and John Rozga with six. Litchfield Merchants’ Jones and Betz scored eight and seven as nine Grafton players reached the scoring column.
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