Brookside Wins 10th Straight
Brookside claimed its 10th consecutive victory in a dominant performance. The team maintained control throughout, securing a decisive win over its unnamed opponent and extending their winning streak.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1962
Page
18
Wildcats Tame Wellington 87-58 in basketball
Wellington hosted New London as the Wildcats dominated to extend their streak of recent wins. Brookside finished the Lorain County League schedule with a 57-41 victory over South Amherst, improving to 10 straight wins and 13-15 on the season for Brookside. Bill Leonard and Dave Chantler led Brookside with 19 and 12 points. Donn Eberhardt had 15 for South Amherst. the Cavaliers shot poorly, 11 of 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
South Amherst
Cardinals
Cavaliers
Bill Leonard
Dave Chantler
Donn Eberhardt
St John Falls to Mt Calvary in Lakeland clash
New London Wildcats defeat Wellington 87 to 58 in a Lakeland Conference game. Les Myers' squad hit 35 of 70 floor shots and 17 of 27 free throws while five New London players reached double figures led by Jerry Steinke with 21 points. Wellington stayed close early but faded as the third quarter turned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Myers
Wildcats
Vermilion
Lakeland
New London
Jerry Steinke
Ed Cooke
George Lanke
Bill Damron
Dick Marshall
Gil Shellhouse Jr
Bob Logan
Bill Wacker
Dukes
Wellington
Logan
Gary Neptune
Duke Guards
E Lanka
Weeker
Marsenall
Coleman
Gane Ge Eoibogen
ELAND
Demron
Nephune
Ickason
Elyratbawerds
Gomman
St. John
Sretrick
Dicksson
Mt. Calvary
Cleveland
Lutheran Elementary League
Bill Cromis
Sis Gk
Aaron Thompson
Admirals Fall to Mansfield Tygers 66 9
Mansfield High dominates Lorain Admiral King with five players in double figures. Gil Ray leads Mansfield with 21 as they shoot 47 percent and pull away in the second quarter, 21-18 to a 66 9 win. John Whitfield scores 35 for King, lifting the Admiral season record to 9-7.
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Mansfield
Mansfield High
Tygers
Lorain Admiral King
Gil Ray
Admirals
John Whitfield
Tom Nickoloff
King
Whitfield
Fine Irish Lad Tom Sullivan Wins Mile
Elyria area bowling highlights feature Wilma Garn-led scores at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with a 537 series, and Kay Uhl toppling 519 as Gophers edge in. Central State upset Lincoln Mo. 74 to 62 as Rose Richards leads with 909 in the Rio Grande. Venues include United Polish Club Auxiliary and Evans Lanes.
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Wilma Garn
Elyria
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Coletta Sittinger
Tarry Lanes
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Male
Kay Uhl
Dot Gophers
Central
Bavelka
Central State
Lincoln
Big Ten
Wis
Consin
Rose Richards
United Polish
Rosalie West
Dowling
Pipers Bid For 3-In-Row
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 90 76 in Minneapolis while Cincinnati fights to stay in MVC race with Bradley leading the standings. The Pipers face Bowling Green, Toledo and others as college basketball teams jockey for position in late January.
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Ohio State
Gophers
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Bradley
MVC
Tulsa
Queen City
Knight
Oklah Oma
Bowling Green
Toledo
Marshall University
West Virginia
Marshall
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Pipers
Falcons
Otto
Pittsburgh Rens
University
Toledo Rock
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Wittenberg
Muskingum
Springfield
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Ohio
Palmer Widens PC Lead In Phoenix Open Golf Drama
Arnold Palmer stretched his lead to five strokes in the Phoenix Open after carding a 36-hole total of 122 for 10 under par. Art Wall remained the closest pursuer at 137 as Gene Littler and Bob Rosburg trailed with 139, while Bob McAlister and others stayed within reach. Palmer’s key moment came on the sixth hole where a 290-yard drive followed by a 260-yard approach to within 30 inches yielded an eagle and strengthened his cushion.
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Hal Woop
United Press International Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Art Wall
Miami
Latrobe
Wall
Gene Littler
Bob Rosburg
Bob
McAlister
Clarmont
Calif
McCallister
Arnie
Gabe Paul
Don Masengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Huron Routs Avon Lake for Eighth Straight Lakeland Win
Huron defeated Avon Lake 73 to 39 to extend its Lakeland Conference streak to eight and reach 15 wins on the season. Rudd Summers led with 17 points, Joel Bickley added 15, and every Tiger scored as the team pressed its depth despite a 35 percent shooting night. Avon Lake had nine scorers, with Randy Kliner totaling 10 points.
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Avon Lake
Huron
Lakeland
Tigers
Rudd Summers
Joel Bickley
Shoremen
Randy Kliner
Mubon
T. Avon
Kuner
Suminera
Bolognia Hunter
Bickley
Vuert Bowers
Taylor Desay Ditz
Owen Preasler
Miles Pilgen
Ely Triumphs Bill Aquila Leads 22 in Junior Varsity Victory
Ely defeated Franklin 33 to 23 in an eighth grade basketball game on Franklin’s court. Bill Aquila scored 22 points to power Ely, while Mavc Sowers led Franklin with nine points.
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Bill Aquila
Ely
Franklin
Mavc Sowers
Reds Sign Dave Sisler and Tommy Harper for 1962
Cincinnati Reds General Manager Bill DeWitt announced that pitcher Dave Sisler and infielder Tommy Harper have signed contracts for 1962. The signings bring the total under contract to 23 with sixteen still unsigned. Sisler, obtained from Washington last November, is son of Hall of Fame player George Sisler and brother of Reds coach Dick Sisler, and posted a 28 mark last season with Washington.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Billl DeWitt
Dave Sisler
Tommy Harper
Sisler
Harper
Washington
George Sisler
Reds
Dick Sisler
Milan Indians edge Perkins with last second free throws
In a close game, Milan High School’s Joe Bibb hit two free throws with six seconds left to seal a 46 45 win over Perkins. George Tigges led Milan with 27 points, Bil Taylor paced Perkins with 20 as Milan climbs to 9 6 overall and 1 6 in league play, while Perkins drops to 4 5 in conference games.
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Milan
Joe Bibb
Bibb
Indians
Bibb Manning
Perkins
Firelands
George Tigges
Bil Taylor
Taylor
Indians Sign Bonus Player Melvin Bell From Grambling
Melvin Bell, Grambling College catcher aged 21, is the latest bonus player for the Indians. Bell hit .370 last year. Tribe farm chief Hoot Evers said Bell will report to the Tucson minor league camp next month. Bell is the second bonus signee in two weeks as Cleveland leads a cautious signing effort.
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Indians
Melvin Bell
Grambling
Bell
Tribe
Hoot Evers
Tucson
Cleveland
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