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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
17
Summary of multiple league bouts at Center Ridge lanes with scores and top series data. Matt Herman and Gage & Helmbeck posted strong wins in one set. Ridge Woodchoppers and RIDGEteames also posted victors. Top single games and series listed for Kaplans Furniture, Kitchel's Bowl, and RIDGE lanes with individual performances and standings.
In Ketchum Shell 9-15 defeated Sam's Ramble Eon 9-15 two to one while Chateau Beauty Salon 15-9 beat Sandy's Drive In 7-17 three to zero. Wagon Wheel 23-11 topped Bittner-Del Gario 10-14 two to one. Terrell's Pure Oil 20-4 defeated Marguerite's Beauty Salon 14-10 three to zero. Frank Jonas Realty 13-11 downed ABC Realty 16-8 two to one. Merthe's 14-10 stopped Shaver's Atlantic 4-20 five to three. Top series by Jeri Pomeroy 584 for Terrell's Pure Oil. Charlene Firestone 361 for Ketchum Shell. Dot Becker 534 for ABC Realty. Top game: Joyce Gildenmeister 213 for Terrell's Pure Oil. Jerl Pomeroy 211 for Terrell's Pure Oil. Firestone 210 for Ketchum Shell.
Wagon Wheel and Lorain County Ex. lead a crowded set of matches. Top series honors go to Ann Graham of Wagon Wheel with 522, while single games see Graham, Bowdler, and Banks posting solid scores for Wagon Wheel Dicken Funeral Home and Hazel's Restaurant.
Borick Insurance beat Ohio Vending 3-0 as Rag nonis defeated Duquesne 2-1 and Old MUL topped Blazé 3-0. Elsels defeated Bolero 2-1. Ed Kaylor led with a 641 series and 278 game, Finnegan 625, Traxler 620. Schnieder 248 and Traxler 236 also notable.
Ridge Lanes and related leagues show varied outcomes with teams like Daffodils, Carnations, Tulips, and Mums posting wins or ties. Top scorers include Charlotte Mutz, Joan LaGrotter, and Beverly Shaffer, while Bowlerettes, KIT KAT KEGLERS, Rainbow Home, and Grassies Wayside Inn also feature in standings with high series and single-game marks.
Evans Lanes results show McClelland & Smith defeat Wacker & Schroeder and Gerber & Robson over three games. top series scores list McClelland, Schroeder, and Wacker. Grafton Lanes hosts Keystone Cut N Curl a 20-10 winner, with Gert Ann Shop, Mole Agency, Porterhouse, Blatz Beer, and Eilm ents H20 posting 2-1 wins. top series scorers include Pasadyn, Dulley, and Young with high singles by Rita Rohrt and Pasadyn. numerous team names reflect local clubs and players.
Jeri Pomeroy led with a 384 series for Terrell's Pure Oil in Rainbow Ladies League action. Multiple bowlers across leagues at Center Ridge Lanes and Evans Lanes posted high series scores including Charlene Firestone 561, Nancy Hicks 554, and Pat Mudge 504, highlighting strong performances across the evening.
The list highlights top performers Ed Kaylor John Martin Jerry Finnegan Jack Traxler Ed Ragnoni Sterling Tite Wayne Funk Everett Vincent Ed Bartlett George Vincent Dick Shedron Ray Fluker 600 to 641 points. The ranking shows rising totals across a competitive field and notes continued scoring momentum.
A compact list of individuals with club numbers from 504 to 577, featuring Jeri Pomeroy 384 and Sean Lucia 503 among others. The roster includes Charlene Firestone 561, Peg Lauffer 118, Nancy Hicks 554, Joyce McMullen 543, Dot Kelley 539, Dot Becker 534, Helen Jalowiec 533, Dot Boreski 531, Ann Graham 522, Dot Rodak 521, Harriet Kehler 521, Kay Uhl 520, Joyce Gildameister 519, Gerry Schroeder 519, Indy Puiewski 516, Terry Heintz 514, Lucille Brierley 513, Shirley Zeh 511, Millie McCowan 511, Carol Blanco 510, Flo Fuerst 509, Joan Hrnchar 505, Bev Tenny 505, Trene Pasadyn 504, Pat Mudge and Sean Lucia 503, Barb Whalen 502.
Loyola of Chicago and Texas Western head an eight team at large field for the NCAA championship first round on March 7 in Kansas City. Texas Western, 21-0 and ranked third, meets rugged Oklahoma in the pairings as the Miners chase a regional bid while Loyola, 20-2, faces a stronger test after earlier top seeding.
Granville, Ohio. Wooster and Akron players lead the All-Ohio Conference selection with Don Carlos Turner of Akron and Tim Jor of Wooster on the first five, Sid Sowar of Marietta and other Akron teammates among the honors. Turner and Williams starred as Akron beat the Rams 101-90 in YMCA play.
Dayton and Loyola head a strong field at the Kent NCAA meet as Dayton seeks a path through Miami or Toledo after past wins over Miami and a potential meeting with Toledo. Loyola is ranked fourth nationally at 20-2, while Western Kentucky sits 14th at 21-2. Winners advance to the Mideast regional March 11-12 in Town City, Iowa, where the Loyola Western Kentucky winner likely faces undefeated Kentucky.
Harold Dunaway, 32, of Gastonia North Carolina, enters the first annual Permatex 300 at Daytona International Speedway. His father Glenn won NASCARs first Grand National event in 1949, a legacy echoed by racing families such as the Pettys and Bakers, as Harold eyes a strong debut and notes the track’s demanding, high speed turns.
United Press International reports that St Joseph's and Western Kentucky announced themselves after first-round NCAA pairings. St Joseph's crushed Lafayette 108-80 to face Providence, while Western Kentucky overwhelmed Loyola of Chicago 114-89 to meet the Ramblers.
The bulletin lists multiple bowling matches with scores and records. Jan Jewelers defeated Ork & Bottle 4-0, Staves TV beat Nob Hill Drive 4-0, American Standard topped Porterhouse 3-1, and American Standard defeated Tiny Timms 3-1. Payne's Cigo beat Kawny Bolt 3-1. Top series scores include Nancy Hicks 164 for Jan Jewelers, with single-game highs by Hicks 219 and 184. Warvey's Girls Estr. beat Lickinger Trophies 1-0. Moelk Sales downed Vans Lanes 2-1. Thompson Chips topped Marks 2-1. High series: Cora Aldrich 491 for Moelk Sales. Joan Hrnchar 305 for Plickinger Trophies. High singles: Nancy Hicks 195 for Plickinger Trophies.
Ed Kaylor and John Martin shared first in a bowling night, each totaling 341 in their leagues. Kaylor opened 278 then 176 and 187 in Bowl-O-Drome AA, while Martin started 243 and posted 196 and 202 in Tarry's Home League. Other notable scores include Finnegan 625 and Traxler 620 in AA, Shedren 605 in Tarry's, and Vincent 608 in Rainbow.
Center Ridge Laney Lorain Coln defeated Resne 3 1 in a close match. Team 3 beat Team 9 while Heating topped Basins Robbins 4 0. Pontiac defeated Prout Chevrolet, State Farm downed Team 4 3 1. Top series: Ray Lyons 5861, Frank O Conner Team 338, Bob Varndall 539. High games include Ray 261 Lorain Coin and Jim Jurasin 222.
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