Point Getters Race in Buckeye Conference Showdown
Miami University student Ray Martin leads Buckeye Conference scoring with 177 points in eight games after a final high school season at Lorain. Lorain faces Marion with key losses, while Elyria and Sandusky contest Buckeye action and several area teams juggle conference and nonconference games across Lorain, Seaway, and North Central leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Buckeye
Ray Martin
Lorain
Steel City
Elyria
Martin
Pioneers
Marion
Dennis Kovacevich
Cliff Merritt
Lance Erdy
Steelmen
Sandusky
Fremont
Findlay
Burnham
Gargasz
John Doyle
Huron
Brice Eldridge
Cliff Bartlome
Vermilion
Rich Rohrbacher
Margaretta
Bartlome
Eldridge
Wayne Burgess
Midview
Middies
Bill Krosky
Burgess
Krosky
Firelands
Capel Rd
Mike Kliner
Avon Lake
Don Spice
Tom Jowdy
Ridgeville
County Loop
Elyria Catholic
Gilmour Academy
Gates Mills
Bedford Chanel
Cleveland Cantius
Lorain St. Mary
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Fairview
Warriors
Oberlin Indians
Ray Snyder
Oberlin
Andy Comings
Medina
North Olmsted
Westlake
Rocky River Junkets
Olmsted Falls
Black River
Seville
Westfield
Bill Benford
Warren Waltz
The
Pirates
Rocky River
Ashland
Cleveland Lutheran West
South Amherst
Brookside
Berlin Heights
Western Reserve
New London
Sandusky St. Mary
Milan
Ber. Hts
Gargesz
Clearview
Ay Martin
Cleary
Gast
Horvath
Pirelands
Erosky
Wahy
Kirk
Marlon
Johnson
Lear
Davis
Lorain County
Une
Dreger
Columbia
View
Elemen
Seaway
Midview Krosky
Elmer
Spice
Jowdy
Lakeland Conterence
Cle Doyie
Stitak
Lor
St. Mary
Veverka
Cantlus
Amateurism and TV money shadow Olympic glory
The piece traces Roger Bannister's near commercial stint and the broader trend of Olympic events courting sponsors. It questions whether amateur status survives amid TV rights, sponsorships, and promoter profits, noting large sums bid for Rome and Squaw Valley while organizers cling to principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bannister
Oxford
Madison Ave
New York
Goodson & Todman
Bannister
America
Amateur Athletic Union
Philadelphia
Wit
Squaw Valley
Calif
Columbia Broadcasting System
Renault Automobile People
Rome
Avery Brundagean
Dan Farrisly
Tug
CBS
Afloat Afield Reflections On Fishing Versus Hunting
Don Miller argues fishing costs less and is more accessible than hunting. He notes a small setup with a 15 cent basic kit plus a $2.25 license enables fishing anywhere water exists, while hunting requires pricier gear and fewer safe options. He reflects on broader outdoor recreation trends and the appeal of fishing over hunting.
Elyria CYO Tops Brewers in Lorain League
Elyria CYO earned its second straight victory by beating Lorain Old Dutch in Lorain Class B Basketball League action. Mike Sisiow led scorers with 12 points for the winners while Jerry Socha added 9 and Tim 12 contributed for the Elyria squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Elyria Senor Cxo
Mike Sisiow
Jerry Socha
Tim
Javsky
Twochiever
Wellington bowls league standings and high scores noted
Marguerite Perlans won honors in the Wellington women’s league at Perky Lanes along with a 471 high series and 548 set. High team game was 681 by Lit’s Beauty Shop, while Medina Supply toppled for top team. League leader Clawson’s Sotwo holds a 12-3 mark and 10-2 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Leroy
Marguerite Perlans
Perky Lanesyday
Wellington Impies
Seres Andiment
Medina Supply
Clawson
Clawson's Sotwo
Elyria Bowlers Lead With 685 Series In Tie Raider Night
Rodak tops the men with a 685 series 217 234 234 in the Tarry Home League at Tarry Lanes and Gildenmeister leads women with 566 in Rainbow Lanes Women’s League at Stoney’s. Other 600 Club members include Warmer 636, Traxler 610, Osterman 508, and Stringer 550. Frey-Sittinger team posts league high 783 in Ball & Chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Rodak
Joyce Gildenmeister
Rodak
Tarry
Tarry Lanes
Gildenmeister
Rainbow Lanes
Stoney’s
Kodak
Jim Kehler
Ross Warmer
Bud Traxler
Don Osterman
Lake Ave
Joop
Robert Cowie
Lear -Romeo
Art Babee
Stoney
Bauer
Coletta Stringer
Kay Uh
Marian Henke
Helen McGregor
Gene Miller
Billie Baden
Helen Ritter
Bowl-O-Drome
Millie Balogh
Evans Lanes
Dot Dahm
Elks
Frey-Sittinger
Ridgeville wrestlers down Falls in dual meet
Ridgeville High School beat Olmsted Falls 22 to 15 as Wade brothers Dick and Jerry won in 127 and 133 pound classes. Dick defeated Chuck Lerdar 3 0 and Jerry edged Ed Thompson 3 0. Chapman and Minnick also won for Ridgeville. The Rangers, now 33 1 1 on the season, travel to Avon Lake next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Brothers
Jerry
Ridgeville High School
Qllmsted Falls
Chuck Levdar
Ed Thompson
Bob Chapmen
Dave Minnick
Chapman
George Bolowla
Jertre Wade
BA Thompson
Bob Moisky
Bob Corman
Green Bak
Bob Pussay
Denvr Edwarde
Jerry Chandler
Tom Peter
Joe Merrill
Bank Reon
Dick Jones
Ten Peterson Hyde
Dick Miller
Unionmen Triumph In League Playoff Clash 86 to 80
Unionmen secured an 86 to 80 victory to solidify their second half championship in the YMCA Class B Basketball League. Earl Webb led with 26 points as Elyna UAW stayed two games ahead with two left. Earlier they clinched the first half by defeating Loram Leimbach Bald iers 39 to 90 in a playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Burnham
Berlin Heights
Burnham
North Fairfield
Rec- Heights
Milan
Western Reserve
Greenwich
Huron-Erie
Jerry Mahl
Lakeland
Clearview
Huron
Vermilion
Margaretta
Amherst
Wellington
Leo Gargasz
Loraix
Elyna Uaw
Lorain Ymca
B. F Goodnech
Ely|n Pans
Earl Webb
Unionmen
Loram Leimbach Baldiers
Local bowling league player names and codes listed
A shuffled slate of players and codes appears from multiple leagues including 600 Club, Tarrys Home League, Night Shift League, and Stoners Independant. Notable entries include Pete Rodek dim Kehler 640 Ross Warther ts6 Bad Traxler t10 Lear Romeo Night Shift Robert Cowie 607 and Art Baner 606.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry
Pete Rodek
Tss
Dim Kehler
Ross Warther
Bad Traxler
Don Osterman
Area Pilots Race in Cleveland Arena Program
Lorain county representatives join two racing programs at Cleveland Arena. Jerry Gasser wheels a Lorain owned micro roadster in afternoon events plus a 9 percent intro lineup. Bo Barrows from North Eaton debuts racing karts in the evening with several Grafton and North Ridgeville drivers also entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland Arena
Jerry Gasser
Elycia
Lorain
Bobo Barrows
North Eaton
Alfred Smith
Don Cornish
Grafton
Danny Worcester
North Ridgeville
Arl
Vaca Fm
Poparste
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Cities
A chaotic list of college basketball results shows Army 66 edged by Abright 65, Providence 66 over Browh Fordham 89, Pittsburgh 65 over Carnege Tesh, Gettysburg 68 over Lehigh 61, Boston UV 72 over Northeastern 54, Drexel Tech 64 over Swarthmore 36, Temple 72 over North Carolina 75, Maryland 66 over William and Mary 79, Georgetown DC 93 over Muhlenberg, Wake Forest topped Duke 63, Morehouse and others noted with multiple mismatched scores and unclear team spellings, including a large city market score recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Abright
Providence
Browh
Fordham
Wagner
Pittsburgh
Carnege Tesh
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Boston UV
Northeastern
Drexel Tech
Swarthmore
Rutgere
Laisyette
South Mary
Temple
North Carolina
Maryland
William & Mary
the Citadel
American A
Loyola
Georgetown
Muhlenberg
Wake Forest
Duke
Morehouse Ae
Carlie
Waah
Eerete
Dein
Simm!Chin
Kcewi Texas
North Texas
Tou
Mate
Regis
Mwex
Calif
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Frank Stanton
Robert W. Kintner
Gallahad
Gawain
Suy
Dave Jenkins
John Thomas
A. A. U. International Olympic Committee
Italy
Don Miller
Mo Gmin
Isport
Elyria Cyo
Reibe
Jim Enright
Xavier
Portland
Pilots
Gary Gray
West Coasters
Art Easterly
Mike Doherty
Cincinnati
UPI
Carr
Etner
Jobhnsen
Tole
Chicado
Witte Greaves
Ralph
Yonkers
600
Kit-Kat-Regiers League
Welen Ritter
Sss
Dribblers
Bob Vance
Swishers
YMCA
Mausers
Sonlay Tam
Stmostring Cor
Clark and Winckles St
Cleveland
National Basketball Aprocistes
Hes Bick Renault
Lgxroller
Spitzer Imports, Inc
Cleveland Street
Squaresville
the Tire Specialists
Mack
U.S. Royal
Plus Tax and Exchange
Tibbitts Tire Co
Eridge
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