Predictions and notes from a rough basketball week
A columnist cites a 16 of 24 forecast, 76.3 percent success, and lists predicted winners for nine games including Avon Lake over Columbia and North Olmsted over Rocky River. The piece also notes Elyria coach Dale Reichenbach receiving a technical foul after a game with Marion, amid refs saying they did not see rival coach Knodle on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Columbia
LaGrange
Avon
Brookside
South Amherst
Cleveland
Our Lady of Lourdes
St. John Cantius
Huron
Berlin Heights
Black River
Lodi
Cleveland Lutheran West
Gilmour
Academy
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Bedford
Chanel
North Olmsted
Rocky River
Elyria High School
Dale Reichenbach
Marion
Reichenbach
Don Knodle
Breno Leaves Lorain For California To Manage Azusa Bowl
Tony Breno, a top Lorain bowler, is moving to Azusa California to manage a bowling alley. His wife and family remain in Lorain and will join him soon. He bowled in Elyria and Lorain and tied for fifth in Elyria last winter with a 190 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Breno
Lorain
Azusa
California
Breno
Elyria
Stoney
Cleveland
Stoney’s
Frank Aan
Ray Benson
Ted
Ted Tarry
Tarry Tavern
Jack Yarsa
Rainbow Lanes
George Cotton
Avon Lake Stands In Way In Lorain County Tilt
Columbia High hosts Avon Lake Shoremen in a Lorain County League game as Avon Lake aims to climb from third place after a 3-1 league mark. The Tigers enter tonight riding momentum from Friday's 52-41 win over Brookside amid a stretch of three wins in four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia High
Firelands
Avon Lake
Brookside
College Cage Results From A Broad Set Of Scores
A compilation of college basketball scores shows Virginia Tech 93 and Marshall 85, Duquesne 68, Loyola 68, West Virginia 106 over American, Seavern Tales and Sherrburg 66, Scranton 73 over Morris Harvey 15, and many more. Conference matchups include Col. has a 2-1 loop mark behind Midview, and Lorain County games feature Avon at LaGrange and South Amherst at Brookside with multiple area teams in action tonight.
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Virginia Tech
Marshall Po Duquesne
Loyola
West
UL Seavern
Sburg
Valley
Morsvina
Scranton
Morris Harvey
South Western
Kentucky
East Tenzr
Mississippi State
Bangarore Furman
Souta Caro
Alabama
Florida
Seaerey State
Kentuck Tulane
Loyola Gate
As Anntengy
Mississippi Southern
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Georgetown
Beina Rie Een
Morehead
Tennessee
Louisville
States
ST -Wayne
Tulsa
Texas A A
Columbia
Midview
Shoremen
Raiders
Firelands
Lorain County
Avon
LaGrange
South Amherst
Brookside
Cleveland
Huron
Buckeye
Seville
Black Faver
Loe
Gilmour Academy
Cleveland Lutheran
Bedford Chanel
St. Stanislaus
Avon Lake
Coumbia
Seaway
Lakeland
Odd Fellows Hot
Margaretta
Polar Bears
Clearview
Lodge Hall
Newning
London
Uniforms Edge for Second in Jefferson School Meet
Uniforms Called Action at Jefferson School took second place with Brown-Lipe-Chapin in a meet where Olsen posted 87-30, Mid way Drive-Inmock Elyria Telephone Co. and United Polish Clubs trounced Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral 58-37. Earl Webb led scoring with 27 for Brown-Lipe-Chapin, Ed Knapp had 25 for Telephone Don Orians of Elyria Implement and Phil Haney of UAW each 21, Louie Swan added 20 for BLC.
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Jefferson School
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
C. A. Olsen
Midway Drive-Inkmock Elyria Telephone Co
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeralns
Earl Webb
Brown-Lipe- Chapn
Ed Knapp
Telephone
Don
Phil Haney
UAW
Louie Swan
BLC
minwAr
Telepagne CO
G. F
Traxler
Perkins
Binnis
Green Dragon Tavern
Ami
Poltah
Py Telephone Co
Inkere Lependents Oe
C_A. Olsen B-L-O
OLCO
A . T. Toh
Ueimble
Bentley Soft
Compton
Swan
Lang
Wwe
Dean
Pee Os
Lacrosse
Bosko Be Webb
Neal Ws
Otaylor
Giese
Morrow
Sl Johnson
Humphrey
Ross Dei S
Leasure
Rotel
A. Olsen
Easteen Heights
Elysia Angelina
Imblement
Schaefer
Glover B. Ateher
Murphy Crittenden
Campbell Q & Youngblood
Smoelk
Younehl
Andrews
Jen
Thorni O Og Fritz
Crawford Oo
Angelina
Elytia ‘Faplement
Tara Ehy Ers
Sese Sareandel
He Pais
O ( Young
GE Haney
Flowers
Ae Leninger
Vance
Walker
Smith
Roberts
Janowics
Elyria Civics
Dean and Barton
Dragon
G. R
Bocennwr
el ‘Elburn
Smith Hopkins
Tia Johnson
Steigner Kennedy
Byarn Lodock
Dp' Jones
Vance Don Jones
D Johnson
Miles Fitzpatrick
Hi Johnson
Green Dragon
UAW Holds Half-Game Lead After Narrow Bowling Win
UAW stays within a half game of the Elyria league lead after an 42 36 victory over Elyria Civics at the Eastern Heights bowling center. Frisce notches a 214 in a 700 series historic for the 1968 Elyria leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Goe
Dragon Tavern
Bard
Bowling Center
Frisce
Elyria
Lorain area bowling and league results wrap up first half
A collage of bowling scores and standings from Lorain and Avon Lake leagues. Highlights include Frank Matek and Temenseta League leaders Bill Reminger and Joe McManus, Avon Valley View girls and CYO players, and top series by Rose Marie Haney and Harriet Greenholtz. Multiple clubs and venues are cited with scores from late season play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Center
Frank Matek
Bill Reminger
Joe McManus
Bil Richards
Avon Lake
Stoney’s
Hawthorne
Lorain City
Avon Valley View
Rose Marie Haney
Cyo
Jerry
Bowman
Elyria
Boxing Antitrust Ruling Sparks Plans for World Title Fight
The article reports on the IBC dissolution pressures and a potential world heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Key figures include Norris, Wirtz, D'Amato, Patterson, and Rosensohn as promoters and executives shape the post ruling landscape amid legal and promotional uncertainty.
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Jack Cuddy Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Sion
IBC
NEW York Upd
New York
Madison Square Garden Corp
Madison Square Gar J
Ibcj
Illinois
Supreme Court
Ing
Uncle Sam
D’amato
Rosensohn
Los An Lycar
Norris Outhi
Geles
Inj
Tijuana
Mexico
UPI
Kenneth C J
Patterson
Wellington
Ernie Vossier
Royals of
Max Cooper
Tijuanalretary
Norris Group
D'Amato
Mon
John
Truman Giles
McMullen
al Todd
Jack Fleck
Harold Mohrman
Mike Fetchick
Jey Hebert
TBC
Jack Dempsey
Mike Sou
Chicago
Rigo
Pebble Beach
Tmet
Sylvester J. Ryan
SBC
Norris
Wirtz
Crosby
Ryan
Floyd Patterson
James D
Kentucky and Cincinnati Win United Press International Contests
Kentucky rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Tulane 85-68 in New Orleans while Cincinnati overcame a five point first half margin to defeat North Texas State 64-56 at Denton. Oklahoma dropped Kansas State 90-4 as Bradley beat Houston 60-50. Steubenville’s Villa Madonna loss marked its 10th defeat in 15 games.
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United Press International
Cincinnati
Steubenville
Kentucky
Madonna
Covington
North Texas State
Ron
Villa
Eagles
Mount Union
Manetta
Oscar Rob
Ohio
Adolph Rupp
Jertson
Youngstown
Central
State
Tulane
New Orleans
Texas State
Denton
Tex
Wildcats
Yonn Blanda
Bearcats
Oklahoma
Ral Albrinck
Law Jenny
Aci
Kansas State Wal
Bradley
Houston
Dan
Eson
Don Mills
Walt Ballartries
Indiana
John Tidwell Tal
Michigan
Knepper Leads South Amherst Bowling Standings
Knepper rolled a 854 series with a 222 game to top South Amherst City League at Park. Alsop added a 234, while standings show Ruth's Store, M klls Garage, and Quarry Town Supply with wins and top individual scores. Knepper's 222 168 164 554 and Wragg 190 151 209 550 highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Leroy Mepper
Avon Tops Crestwood In Junior High Clash
Avon junior high basketball team defeated Crestwood 28 to 21 to claim their fifth straight Northeastern Lorain County league win. Jim Jensen scored 11 for Avon and John Newmeyer led Crestwood with 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Lorain County
Crestwood
Jim Jensen
John Newnmeyers
Foxx Seeks Baseball Job With Another Team
Former Red Sox star Jimmy Foxx says he still wants to stay in baseball and would seek a job with another team. He was a batting coach for Minneapolis last season after being dismissed by Boston two decades ago.
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Scottsdale, Ant
UPI
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Foxx
Minneapolis
Baylor back at Seattle stars in 30 point stand
Elgin Baylor, a former Seattle University star, scored 30 but did not prevent the Minneapolis Lakers from losing 117-108 to Boston. Tom Heinsohn led the Celtics with 38 points before 11,500 fans in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle. Wash
UPI
Elgin Baylor
Seattle University
Minneapolis Lakers
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
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