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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
15
A feature on ski instruction contrasts the American Technique with Natur Teknik and the Graduated Length Method. It highlights structured lessons as essential for beginners, notes regional variations, and explains progression from snowplow to parallel. It stresses confidence, safety and choosing methods available at local ski areas.
Avon seventh graders beat Henrietta 1 13 in a tight opener. In the junior game Avon rolled to a 53 15 victory to finish with a 91 record. Phil Delfine and Jim Siegfried each had eight points. Curtis Cokes defended his welterweight title by outpointing Jean Josefin in a ten round non title bout in Dallas.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association unveiled Class AA and Class A regional sites and matchups leading to the state tournament at St. John Arena March 22 and 23. Regions include Kent State Toledo Bowling Green Columbus Cincinnati Canton Athens Troy and Troy Arena with pairings from Eastlake North Youngstown Canton Kent Baldwin Wallace Lorain Bowling Green and more. Final rounds set for Friday and Saturday with AA and A finals to follow.
A UPI column skewers the Olympic rings as a farce while grenoble opens the 10th Winter Games. The piece highlights Soviet criticism of U.S. policy, IOC disputes, a logo misuse debate, and a vote on South Africa’s participation.
Elyria Bowling Center overcame a 4 point performance by Greg Cowen to beat United Polish Club 57 to 64. Lone Rene led with 22 points, plus Mason Froning and Zen Chawansky 15 and 2 apiece. UPC scorers included Gary Sweet 9 and Bill Noveske 16. Lehman Johnson Young beat Kelly Brothers Construction 81 to 72 led by Adam Bailie 20 points. Chronicle Telegram notes tallies for each team with Shwansty leading LPC and Maddock scoring 31 for RIDGE TOOL in another game.
Sunagel posted a 572 series and 182 final game to lead the Women’s Business League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Other scorers include Jalowiec 201-183-165-529 Pomeroy 163-183-179-555 LeVan 199-153-156-18 Hentges 156-171-308 and Wil-Gaver 196-163-14-308. Pennington added three games 202 174 146 for a 572 series and $72.
Bantam Gratton Lanes saw The Hit and Mises win 3-0, Lucky Strikes beat Jets 2-1, Surfers edge Pin Busters 2-1, Hot Shote over Fire Halls 2-1, Wild Catia toppling Gutter Getters 3-0, and Monkees over Impuc Bibles 3-0. Brentwood couples, Stoney's, and other leagues list multiple 4-0 and 3-1 scores with top series leaders and high games across clubs.
Gasser rolled a 221 and 201 for a 666 series in the C He league night, with teammates Ted and Wharton posting two 201 games and 198 and 199. Kuhl rebounded from a 131 opener to 221 and 3 for a strong line. Elytia Bowling Center hosted the event where Lee posted 172 213 216 for 601. Stoney's saw the Ragoni and Son squad post a league high team game of 1 087.
The page lists bowling results with teams Bullies and Rascals tied to a 3-8 score, Berike Guta defeating Wa Five 2-1, and Pink Ladies with a 4-8 record. Several player names and numbers appear, including Schroeder and Beers, with partial scores and notes, though OCR fragments are garbled.
Incomplete report lists several mixed match outcomes from Rainbow Lanes with players such as Mohiney Ingham and Orat Hullet. match details appear garbled but indicate multiple 3 1 wins and 2 1 scores among teams including Krupar Worth and Pachinger Blake.
A cryptic score rundown shows Kitchel's 187 Shift defeating Angals 3 0 and Fireballs 8 4 in series play. Names such as Bruce Broscher Monkees and Davin Stringer appear among participants. The fragmentary lines list multiple players and unclear results with scattered figures and team labels.
Only Way Out defeated Longhairs en a 3 1 in a tight game as Alley Cats, Mad Dogs and Pun Busters posted points. Keith Toliett and Jerry Parker led for Only Way Out with top series. Ricky Jalowiec also contributed. Busters and Unfortunates posted notable individual games, while Pa High and Be Bitches Only Way Bet appeared in the scoring line.
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