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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1965
Page
17
Wellington saw Midview and Wellington High together on court for only two minutes of action yet combined for 187 points. The two teams totaled 77 baskets in the abbreviated contest, reflecting a high scoring jam.
New London High led by Dean Campbell and Dave Neel rallied from behind to topple Clearview 52-51. Campbell sank a clutch one-and-one with eight seconds left and Neel added 11 in the fourth quarter as New London earned its second conference win in eight games. Campbell 10, Neel 11, Evans 13 led New London. Montgomery 15 and Willis 12 paced Clearview.
Elyria High wrestlers win 25 12 over Sandusky as freshman Tom Maddock shines in his varsity debut with a 5 4 decision. Westbrook extends undefeated streak despite an unusual finish. Pin by Tom Resar, lean scores by Ternes and Aquilino pace Elyria with reserves also contributing in a strong team showing.
Bay Village Rockets clinch 16th win and lead Southwestern Conference while North Olmsted drops to 13-3, 37-29 at half before a 73-68 victory sparked by Jim Holland's 24 and Bil Quayle's 22. Rocky River beats Avon Lake 70-44 as Art Colling scores 28. Westlake-Tied Medina and Westlake split fourth with 6-7 records after 78-67 overtime win over Medina. Fairview edges Olmsted Falls 58-57 in OT to stay out of last place.
Houston Astros scout Tony Pacheco will manage a free Cuba baseball club formed from Cuban refugees and students. The amateur team plans to compete this month in a Latin American world series in Cartagena, Colombia.
The Los Angeles Angels agreed to pay 42000 dollars for Cy Young winner Dean Chance, underlining a cautious, forward looking move ahead of their last Dodger Stadium season before moving to Anaheim. General Manager Fred Haney attended the signing, a contrast to prior tensions in 1964 over salary demands.
New York reported defensive halfback Bill Black, once with the Detroit Lions, has left football to become resident manager of the Island House, a new dining spot in Freeport on Grand Bahama Island. The move marks a shift from gridiron duties to food service leadership in the tropical resort setting.
High school boys basketball results from many conferences report scores for Fremont Roas 53 Elyria 52, Sandusky 71 Admiral King 70, Mansfield 74 Findlay 66, Marion 60. Other league tallies include Elyria Catholic 70 Parma Byzantine 30 and Shaker Heights 48 Bedford 54.
A roundup of college basketball results across many teams. Highlights include Bryant 123 over Babson 105, Monclair State 86 over Paterson State 68, Rhode Island 99 over Brockport 57, Princeton 76 defeating Harvard 55, and Buffalo State 92 over New Paltz 72. Other scores feature Cal. Pa. 87, Clarion 80, Jer. City 74, Queens College 7 over Southern Connecticut 64, and Fairfield 118 over Shepherd 42.
Long shots Bert Yancey Al Geiberger and Frank Beard top the par ade with 137 totals as the Phoenix Open enters third round at 11 a.m. MST. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus Rod Funseth and Claude King hunt from 138 while Bill Casper Don January Gay Brewer and Lionel Hebert trail at 149 after Friday play.
Pittsburgh UPI reports left hander Bob Veote achieves a double distinction in the era to lead the morning with notable feet and speed. He shines as a top performer in the era, drawing attention from major sports circles.
Firelands leaders tied with Black River after Milan defeated Monroeville on Milan's home court. Chet Fairchild led Milan with 20 points as Berlin Heights, South Central, and Mapleton also posted notable upsets in a chaotic playoff race on the Firelands scene.
Terri Benach rolled a 188 game and 494 series to top individual honors in a Tri-City bowling event. Ren Ford scored 17 points as Public Beating gathered a team score of 08 goes, 1.48 pres amid a muddled report of standings and participants.
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