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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
6
Grace Lysell starred with a 564 series in the West Town Classic League at Hdgemiew Center, while Balzer posted top 674 series. The report highlights multiple bowlers across leagues including Karey 273, Jost 200 and 211, and Traaler a 616 series as teams vie in early season play.
Uene Legeza helped secure a one point lead as fouls and five seconds left in the second overtime gave the Bowlers a 65-62 win over Vic Brosish. Tari Lanes edged Robin 61-59 with Rich Brady scoring 22 for Robin. Jim Knapp led Builders with 12 while Benford poured in 25 for American Standard in a 61-45 victory.
Balance defeated Avon Methodist 83 to 2 with four players in double figures. In the other Senior Church League game at MCA Fields First Congregational outpointed First Methodist 42 to 34.
In Norwalk, Berlin Heights erased a 14 point deficit to defeat Norwalk St Pauline 48 to 45 in a non conference game. Perry Wallace and Bruce Hurley led Berlin Heights with 17 and 15 points respectively while Dave Stoll contributed 14 points in the third quarter surge.
The list features athletes led by Larry Baker and Joyce Baker with scores near 600 plus several teammates including Stan Karby John Gresta Ken Atkinson Mel Rogers Bud Traxler Jim Kehler Chet Antkowiak Hank Jost Ray Benvon Virgil Shuster George Barney Steve Karby Bob Kuhl Grace Lysell and Charia Fackler earning spots. Exa Knoight and Helen Hentges noted with lower marks while Betty Fackier appears in the final line.
Cleveland adds Vic Davalillo and Al Luplowink to five player contracts for the season. Davalillo, who had a sensational rookie run before breaking his right arm June 12, hit .292 in 90 games after returning. Luplowink, limited by injuries, batted .234 with seven homers in his sophomore year.
Ari Wall Jr., winner of the San Diego Open last weekend, will play in two Venezuelan golf events next month the Maracaibo Open and the Caracas Open in Caracas and Maracaibo.
Oberlin College defeated Fenn College 16 to 4 to extend its fencing win streak. Pete Flood led in foil with three straight wins, Genm Young dominated saber with a trio of victories, while Bob Scott, Kime Roberts, John Kramer, Bull Kramer, Henry Hulls, Bil Barnes, and Gary Stone won multiple bouts across foil saber and epee.
Schedule notes for City League basketball games list upcoming matches and venues. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a Wednesday schedule with multiple teams and locations.
The Baseball Writers' Association of America formed in 1908 in New York to improve working conditions for reporters in major league press boxes.
The Amiliary to Post 3341 VFW hosts a charity card party January 25 at 8 pm in the Post Home on Haron Street to aid the hospital fund. Midview PTA units schedule a combined Founders Day meeting February 12 with details pending. Midview High School PTA discussed counseling with Miss Marty Pace and Ralph Fullmer and urged parent conferences by appointment. No elementary PTA meetings are planned next month. Altar and Rosary Society officers were installed by Rev. Edward Haberstroh at Immaculate Conception Church: Mrs Stanley Becker president, Mrs James Plas vice president, Mrs Sam Malicki recording treasurer, Mrs Norman Rahrig financial secretary, Mrs Manus Patton recording secretary.
Cal tech market researcher Sanford R. Goodkin urged abolishing coffee breaks in favor of a culture Klatch to blend coffee with Beethoven. He told management representatives that 125 hours of coffee breaks yearly waste time and should be replaced by music or readings to stimulate art interest. He added culture alone won’t lift national culture but urged action.
The Coordinating Committee for the One River Basin Comprehensive Survey opened a meeting in Pittsburgh to hear progress reports since its first session last September. Brig. Gen. W. P. Laber, division engineer of the U.S. Army Engineers, Ohio River Division, Cincinnati, heads the group pushing a comprehensive water resources survey of the basin.
Per Bengtsson, 22, is charged with copying and signing 30 works by Danish masters. Gregers Storm, the district attorney, bought four paintings not among the alleged forgeries and plans to promote the accused in jail. Storm hopes to rehabilitate Bengtsson by supplying art materials and selling his works.
Summary of bowling results at Rainbow Lanes and nearby clubs listing team and individual scores. Notable figures include Chet Anthow 6359 in all events and high games like 744 by Chet Sztaowiak, with teams Green Dragon and Dre Casi among high performers.
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