Pioneers seek eighth straight win in Chronicle pick games
Chronicle staff tables a basketball guessing game against five Prout Chevrolet co players led by Bill Thornton not on the team. Reed predicts Elyria loss, Vermilion favored by several picks, with Dan Yanosky and Paul Sievert among contenders. Multiple high school games mapped including Ridgeville, Brookside, Keystone, Buckeye and Firelands.
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Killebrew earns pay raise despite hitting only .243
Harmon Killebrew earned a raise to between 40 000 and 45 000 after batting .243 in 1962. The article notes his power with 48 home runs over recent seasons and compares his salary rise to past stars like Rogers Hornsby. It also mentions other MLB contract signings and team standings as context for the Baseball offseason.
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Green Dragon tops Kellys in Elyria league upset
Green Dragon jumped to an early lead and scored heavily in both opening and closing quarters to beat Kellys Construction 67 48. Dick Vance led with 16 points, Jim Knapp 18 for Kellys, while Len Houser, Ron Carmel and Bob Vance added ten or more for Green Dragon.
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Elyria Frosh Fall Short in Overtime Loss to Lorain
Elyria High freshman basketball roared back from a 10 point deficit to force overtime but fell 45 to 43 to Lorain in the EHL gym. Frank Waldovitch led Elyria with 13 points as the Pioneers dropped to 0 5 on the season and aim to rebound Tuesday at 5 p.m. versus Midview at home.
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Elyria Pioneers Begin Fremont Road Trip With Win
Elyria High basketball stays undefeated since January, winning seven straight after beating Ross. Coach Dale Reichenbach reshapes the lineup with Sophomore Houston Love and Junior Tim Orvis joining a veteran core led by Bill Masonis, Ron Korka and Dave Dicken. Frankiewicz starts at forward replacing Orvis as Love recovers from a broken finger. Fremont presents a tougher test with taller starters, including 6-3 Frank Moore, but Ross showed resilience before fading late.
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Indians sign Grant and Ramos for 1963 season
Cleve land Indians announce contract agreements with Jim Mudcat Grant and Pete Ramos for 1963. Grant returns to fulltime duty after Army service and owns a 51-45 lifetime record. Ramos, acquired from Minnesota, improved late season form and posted 96 strikeouts in 207 innings.
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Cul-Mone sails to riding triple at Bowie meets
In Bowie Maryland on Thursday Joe Cul-Mone rode three winners. He captured Yardetick in the first for 337.80 yards, Victory Line in the third at 96.90, and Part Time Indian in the seventh at 4.2.
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Nicklaus Leads With Hebert in Phoenix Duel
In Phoenix Arizona Nicklaus and Hebert led the field with five under par 67s while Arnold Palmer Jimmy Clark Cary Middlecoff Bob Harris Tommy Aaron and Julius Boros were one stroke back at 68. The Open event saw players scoring well as Davey Hill faltered on the 18th with 39 strokes.
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Fremont Ross High School Coaches Dale Reichenbach Elyria Dick Norman
Fremont Ross names coaches Dale Reichenbach and Dick Norman for the upcoming season, detailing roles and expected duties at the high school. Elyria is listed among locations or associations connected to the coaching staff.
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Liston Heads to Miami for Title Fight Training
Heavyweight champion Lenny Liston flies to Miami Beach to begin training for the April 4 title bout with Floyd Patterson at the Elks Club. Liston, weighing 20 pounds, 12 ounces, vows a light first week of conditioning to slim down and sharpen his stance. The Elyria Bowling Association reports its executive committee February meeting is upcoming.
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Cyclist Learco Guerra, Italian cycling great, dies
Learco Guerra once dubbed the human locomotive of Italian cycling died after a long illness. The Milan native rose to fame three decades ago and left a lasting mark on the sport.
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