Moon Moan Retains Bantam Title at Golden Gloves Finals
Jimmy Maoon of Lorain uncorked a sharp left hook at 1:59 of round one to retain the open bantamweight crown before 4,384 fans at Public Hall in Cleveland. He floored Carl Wilson with a powerful hook, the referee stopping the bout without a count. This marks a second consecutive Golden Gloves bantam title for Maoon.
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South Amherst tops Firelands in Inland Conference clash
South Amherst Cavaliers defeat Firelands 44 to 32 to climb to sixth while Firelands falls to seventh in the Inland Conference standings. Cavaliers dominated with 18 of 28 free throws and 14 points from Alan Schneider, while George Surowski added 13. Firelands hit 8 of 17 free throws with Gary Markworth and John Berkmeyer at 10 points each. South Amherst shot 13 of 32 from the floor. Firelands 12 of 39. Seventeen Falcons fouls contrasted 14 by South Amherst.
New London Defeats Dukes 59–34 in Lake Land clash
New London pulled away late in the first period to secure a 59 to 34 win over Wellington in a Lake Land Conference game. Tad Stover led New London with 12 points, Damron added 10, and Dartons claimed the conference scoring crown with 202 points in eight games. Wellington was led by Molsey Rucker with 12 points as New London improved to 5–10 while Wellington fell to 2–11.
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New London Downs Dukes
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Falls Bulldogs edge Fairview in late Southwestern clash
Olmsted Falls kept pace in the Southwestern Conference with a 1,744 win over defending champ Fairview. Bob Peach hit 23 of 31 free throws and led the Bulldogs, while Fairview trailed with three players in double figures. Next, Olmsted Falls visits Olmsted Falls on Tuesday to face Olmsted in a critical rematch.
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Dlugosz Leads League With 537 Series At Park Lanes
Amherst bowlers in the Friday Night Ladies League saw Ann Dlugosz roll a 537 series with a 202 high single and 196 and 142 other games. Hunger's Gall posted a 741 game as part of a 2,127 series. Three teams, Party Shop, Hunger's Gall, and Sliman's Dodge-Dart, remain tied for first at 94 won and lost.
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Keystone Defeats Black River In Inland Conference Thriller
Keystone roared to a 19-9 first quarter lead then held on for a 4 point win as Black River narrowed the gap through the game. George Moran led Keystone with 20 points while Glenn Rising added 18 and Rick Stewart sparked Black River with 35 rebounds. Final lines: Keystone 7-5 in league, 7-7 overall. Black River 8-5 in conference, 9-7 overall.
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Rockets cling to slim hopes with 70 63 win over North Olmsted
Bay Village Bay stayed within reach of the Southwestern Conference title by beating North Olmsted 70-63. Jim Helkeepers led Bay with 20, Dick Vinak 17, Jeff Bolton 13, while North Olmsted’s Yezbak scored 19 and Flora 22. Oberlin fell 54-35 to Rocky River, keeping Bay one game back in league play.
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Gott bowls 613 series in Tri City League
Bill Gott rolled a 613 series at Strikeout Lanes in the Tri City Men's League following a 197 game with 210 and 6. John Walters added a 219, and Pepsi-Cola combined for an S H game and a 2,431 series. White Front Restaurant stood first at 12-4. Kathryn Wilson and Dorothy Wright paired for a 454 series in the Earlybird Ladies League with Wilson and Janice Moody at 177 games. Barnett's Apparel Shop contributed a 773 game and a 2,016 series to move its record to 10-5.
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Dorothy Wright
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Milan dominates Heights in Firelands Conference win
Milan Indians beat Berlin Heights 89 to 43 behind Mike Obrenovich 24 points and Bob Burdge 23. George Tigges added 12 as Milan built a large lead, holding a 72 to 25 rebounding edge and securing their fourth straight conference win and 20th overall this season. Heights remains winless in conference and overall.
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Hebert Leads at Phoenix in Open as Big Names Rally
At Phoenix, Hebert shot 67 67 to reach 10 under par through 38 holes, leading a field that includes Palmer Nicklaus and Player. Palmer surged with a 65 to move within two of the leader while Nicklaus and Casper chased from three behind, as doctors noted Hebert’s back and hip issues during the long day.
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Buckeyes seek revenge as Wisconsin game looms in Columbus
Ohio State aims to avenge last season's only Big Ten loss by facing Wisconsin in a matinee at Columbus. The day features 23 games including top ranked Cincinnati hosting Bradley. Others see Denison win without two top scorers, Case Tech beat Wayne State, Western Reserve upset Bethany, and Ohio Conference, Mid American matchups across several campuses.
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Huron Closes Gap In Lakeland Race With Avon Lake Win
Huron High defeated Avon Lake 58 to 47 to improve to 6-2 in Lakeland Conference, while Vermilion fell to Ridgeville 6-4 and took sole possession of the lead at 7-1. Darrell Smallwood scored 20 for Huron, John Bowers 15, Hunt Gammel and Al Robinson 13 each for Avon Lake. Avon Lake dropped scoreless late in both the third and fourth periods, matching a fifth league loss to three wins for the Shoremen.
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Perkins defeats Trojans in Firelands Conference action
Perkins High basketball beat South Central 74 to 71 in triple overtime as Ed Aaron scored 18 and Gary Horvath 12 for the Pirates. The victory keeps Perkins atop the standings at 8-1 in conference play while Western Reserve sits 11-1 after a win over Monroeville. South Central drops to 6-3.
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Raiders still seek first win against last place Columbbia
Buckeye High bucks beat Columbia 63 43 to improve Inland Conference record to 3 8 and season mark to 5 11 Senior John Addington led Buckeye with 23 points while Hob Miller and Dave Kuhn each added 18 Columbia suffered its 4th loss in conference play Jim Duplaga scored 12 for Columbia Buckeye shot 13 of 23 from the line and 32 rebounds Miller had 27 rebounds
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IOC plans seven point discipline for 1964 games
The International Olympic Committee unveiled a seven point plan to curb political interference in sport and ensure free access to meetings for all affiliated national Olympic committees. A June 6 meeting with Avery Brundage and federation reps will discuss enforcement, venue changes, and potential sanctions including exclusion from the Games.
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International Ice Hockey League
Sandusky tops Admiral King in Buckeye clash
Sandusky Hightsed a 10-7 second quarter deficit to defeat Admiral King 56 to 40 in a Buckeye Conference game. Stew Williams led Sandusky with 20 points, Don Rather added 19, while Admiral King’s Dave Buxex had 15 and Tom Chinkscales 11.
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Clippers Lose At Foul Line In Narrow Gap
Margaretta's Margaretta's basketball team edged Clearview 43 to 41 as the Polar Bears hit 13 of 3 free throws while Clearview made only 6 of 13. Alan Bluhm led the visitors with 11 points and 6 assists, Dan Cain scored 14 for the Clippers who remained four wins and one loss on the season after fouling out Tate in the fourth quarter.
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What AA Is Alcoholics Anonymous and its purpose
AA is a fellowship for men and women to share experience strength and hope to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires an honest desire to stop drinking. It is not affiliated with any sect denomination political group or institution seeking controversy or endorsement. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help others achieve sobriety. Bow $92 Elyria Ohio.
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