Bowling Results From AMATES TOGETHER League Meet
Johnston and Mayberry lead with high scores as Kohimeyer McCullen and Pearson top multiple games. Broad results list various league standings including Blue Days and Orioles with top series by Bud Berthold and Ed Ragnoni across many local bowling divisions.
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Johnston A Mayberry
Kohimeyer & McCullen
Hugh
Dari
Ralph Raypolds
Johnsien & Mayberry
Tony Gugino
Immaculata Council League
Bob Whites
Bwalowk
Bud Berthold
Blue Days
Rovina
Don Müutendorf
Orioles
Cardin
Loyola Diederick
Red Birds
Buzzards
Gene Uszak
Seb Whiter
Sealtown
Bad Berthold
Bowling Center
John
McKain
Querenferry A Wright
Harold McKuain
Morss & Ranabaugh
Bashak
John Bashek
Davis
Bestel
Higgins
Ragnoni
Ed Regnoni
Johns & McKain
Bregins & Ragnoni
Ed Ragnoni
Bpowling Center
Ed Puckinger & Bon
Paul's Auto Service
Dennis Moran
Harmon- Nielsen
Gary Motors
al Boracskat
Elyria
Genter
Toggery
Dave Kane
Sarees Apparel
Dukes Shoes
Ken Owens
Dave Kase
Vermilion Falls Behind as Huron Demotes Vermilion
In a tense meet, Vermilion trails Huron after key events with Huron players setting a 93 yard mark while Vermilion posts 192 points in the record book. Details describe a heat and race outcomes amid a sequence of performances and demotions.
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Bartome
Ducaernedh
Brown Vermin
Haren Vermin
Haron
Women Sweep Week End League Honors With Scrivens Lead
Val Scrivens rolled 147 198 172 for a 517 series to top Stoney's Mixed League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Patty Smith added 514 in Harvey's Mixed League at Evans Lanes with 156 147 2711 and Helen Ritter posted 309 in His & Her League at Bowl-O-Drome. Rutter shot 202 140 1 in a separate note.
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Val Scrivens
Scrivens
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Patty Smith
Harvey
Evans Lanes
Helen Ritter
Circuit bowling leagues and players listed
In Feminine Circles Stoney's Mixed League Valeris Scrivens 517 Harvey's Mixed League Patty Smith 514 His & Her League Helen Ritter 508 fielded players and scores as listed in weekly standings.
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Stoney
Valeris Scrivens
Columbia Wins Nonconference Clash Over Cuyahoga Heights
Columbia High improved to 7-7 with a 53 48 win over Cuyahoga Heights as Dale Dreger scored 25 and Bob Shaffer added 20. The Raiders pulled ahead early and held the lead, while Anders paced the visitors with 19 points and Clevenger and Klepacki added 12 and 10 respectively.
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Columbia Station
Columbia High
Cuyahoga Heights
Raiders
Dale Dreger
Bob Shaffer
Bob Weaver
Dennis Anders
Harley Clevenger
Mike Klepacki
Robertson Seeks Three For A Record In Basketball
Oscar Robertson faces a potential all time college scoring landmark as reports say he may reach a three point record during a winter season spree. Farm Bureau Coop in Detroit area sells a ton weekly of wild bird seed mixtures for feeder stations with sunflower seeds millet oats and other grains to suit many species.
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Joe Sargis
United Press
Oscar Robertson
Frank Herrmann
Farm Bureau Coop
Huron St
Jeam Bureau
Farm Bureau
Hermmerm
Teens Learn Sheep Shearing At Lorain County Fairgrounds
Sixteen county teens join a two day sheep shearing school at Lorain County Fairgrounds under the Lorain County Sheep Improvement Committee. Instructors Ralph Grimshaw L K Bear Wattie Welsh guide 4 H members as 120 sheep loaned by local farmers are clipped in teams with an average 45 minute per sheep rate.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Lorain
Cincinnati Faces Drake as Oscar Seeks Scoring Record
The Cincinnati All-America player Oscar needs four points against Drake to erase Frank Selvy's three year scoring record of 2538 while Robertson aims for his average of 28 points to push past Wake Forest star Tuck Herance's four year mark of 2587.
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Vut
Frank Selvy
Cincinnati
Drake
Oscar
Selvy
Robertson
Hell
Tuck Herance
Wake Forest
Elimination Round Ends in Local Bowling Meet
Two teams wrapped up weekend play as Round elimination concluded. The event featured players such as Johnson, Wein, and Hesman with scores near 290 and team handicaps noted. Local bowling proprietors reported a tight finish and ongoing rivalry between the contenders.
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Riew Ave Ft
Odeame
Navena
Chammnone Ceadem
an-Johnson
Wein
Ates
Raneer
RDS
Matt Hesman
Retnee Dearian
Weitri
Pro Cage Results Nareya Baskethalt Sseereech
Pro cage results highlight Nareya Baskethalt and Sseereech in a tense bout. The match featured rapid exchanges, decisive pins, and a final score that underscored its competitive pace. Officials reviewed key holds before declaring the winner.
LaGrange Grange to Host Pound Cake Baking Test
LaGrange unit schedules a pound cake baking contest for February 38 at Old Grange. Recipe details are to be provided on the January month notice.
Eisenhower Names Safety Week Feb. 28 to March 5
President Eisenhower designated February 28 to March 5 as Job Safety Week stating the safety of American workers is a national concern. The notice notes about 2,500 bug types known as tree hoppers have been classified.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
Two Women Named to Lorain County Safety Committee
Two women were named to the safety committee at a recent Lorain County Homemership meeting. Hazel Brucker of Brownhelm Township and Mrs Lewis Kolb of Camden Township were chosen. Mrs M J Stoffan of North Ridgeville was selected chairman of an advancement day program slated for April 27. Additional committee members include Mrs Harvey Nessel of North Ridgeville Mrs Alberta Barnes of Brighton and Mrs Harold Emmerich of Henrietta. The next council meeting is bridgeb on February 23 from 1 to 2 pm in the community room of Peoples Bank Oberlin.
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Safety Committee
Hazel Brucker
Brownhelm
Lorain County
Homership
Lewis Kolb
Cam' Demonstration Council
Auden Township
Peoples Bank
Oberlin
M. J. Stoffan
North Ridgeville
Harvey Nessel
Alberta Barnes
Brighton
Harold Emmerich
Henrietta
Sparklets Hold Meeting and Elect Committees in Vermilion
Vermilion on the Lake Mrs Wanda Barker was elected president of the Sparklets at a recent VFW Auxiliary meeting. Betty Turner became vice president Bett Berner treasurer and Manan Burke secretary. Committees were announced including ways and means and membership with multiple members named.
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Vermilion
Manan Burke
Lila Borkesh
Ruth Weaver
Betty Reo
CG Ct
Mortage
Sparrows Treated With Alcohol Fire In Tottori Chicken Coops
Japanese farmers in Tottori soaked sparrows in 70 proof alcohol to deter birds. After a week the birds were released around chicken coops and four creosoted sparrows were reported.
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Tottori
Japan
UPI
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