Elyria Powers Past Akron East in 77 44 Victory
Elyria led 47 37 after three quarters then erupted for 18 straight points to beat Akron East 77 44 in the Elyria gym. Bill Gast and Sam Davis each scored 16 for Elyria, while East’s Cherry topped their side with 15. Elyria shot 31 of 61 from the floor and outrebounded 47 21 as Gast Davis Metzger paced the attack with strong all around play.
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Akron East Orientals
Elyria
Pioneers
Dale Reichenbach
Cagers
Lorain
Bill Gast
Sam Davis
Steve Lengel
Bill Madden
Lee Johnson
Willie Reynolds
East
Fremont
Gast
Davis
Dave Metzger
Hilton Murray
Orientals
Johnson
Metzger
Bob Cherry
Akron
Elyrians
Murray
Cherry
Reynolds
Russ Estey
Akron South
Akeon East
T. Davis Johnson
R. Cherry
Murray i
Leel
Sattsgaber
Wormeld
Madden
Williams
Jackson
Erslin Roberts
Bigraee
Akron East
G. G. F. Bays
Bear Roberts
Coventhe
Fryberger Biriebaum
Buckner Mowery
Green Clark
Wiliams
Bristow
Clearview Clippers Rally Past Ridgeville 76 63
Clearview High's Clippers erased an eight point first period deficit to beat Ridgeville 76 63 in a non conference game. Gi Plasencia scored 22 and Leo Gargasz 21 for Clearview while Ed Graff matched Plasencia with 22 for Ridgeville. Bob Dennis added 18 for the winners.
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Clearview
Clearview High
Clippers
Ridgeville
Rangers
Gi Plasencia
Leo Gargasz
Bob Dennis
Ed Graff
Plasencia
Don Spice
G. FP. T
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S.graft
Eane
Spice
Gargasz
McVeigh
Dennis
McDaniels
Wilson
T Eckerfield
Tote
Karnes Hits 668 And Hale 276 In Weekend Bowling
Robert Karnes rolled a season high 668 series in Stoney's Merchants League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on Saturday night with 223 234 and 211 games. Russell Garretson joined the 600 Club with 199 187 231 for 617. The Maytag team set a season record with 2874 series. Milliard Hale had a 596 in Ed Witbeck Trucking League at Bowl-O-Drome, with a 276 hand not making the select list.
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Robert Karnes
Stoney
Merchants League
Rainbow Lanes
Elyria
Russell Garretson
Ed Brumenschenkel
Connie
Rudy's Bowl
North Ridgeville
Milliard Hale
Ed Witbeck
Bowl-O-Drome
Weekend bowling highlights at Elyria and Hale set records
Top weekend bowlers include Hale with a league season record over three games and 254 in a line. Judy Essex and Ann Grandstaff each surpassed 500 series in mixed leagues at Elyria Bowling Center, Essex posting 168-156-194-518 and Grandstaff 185-144-177-506.
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Hale
Judy Essex
Elyria Bowling Center
Ann Grandstaff
Essex
Grandstaff
Jody Essex
600 Club Stoney's Merchants and Mixed League Winners
The passage lists league standings with players and scores. Robert Karnes 668 and Russell Garretson 617 headline the Stoney's Merchants League while Ann Grandstaff posts 506 in the Stoney's Mixed League.
South Amherst Shocks Avon Lake 70 62 in Nonleague Victory
South Amherst high school edged Avon Lake 70 to 62 as Bill Willis led with 20 points and Gary Lupe added 15. Avon Lake's Mike Kliner scored 24 to pace his team, while South Amherst outboarded the Shoremen 46 to 37 and made 24 of 31 free throws. The win improves South Amherst to 7-4 while Avon Lake drops to 9-3.
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South Amherst
Bob Orth
South Amherst High
Avon Lake
Cavaliers
Ridgeville
Lorain
Steve Bodnar
Bob Thompson
Mike Kliner
Kliner
Willis
Vic Bodnar
Kaswell
Ron Gargasz
Amherst
T. Willis
R. Whitney
Thompson
P. Whitney
Gargasz
Kilner
Eberhardt
Heim
Lupe
Keswell
Bodnar
Robinson
S. Amherst
Avot Lake
Lovellette Pettit Hagan Lift St Louis Past Knicks 155 129
Star trio Lovellette Pettit and Hagan scored 103 points among them to beat the Knicks 155 129. Braun retires from active play after 11 seasons, planning to coach. Gar maker trade to New York from Minneapolis also announced. Celtics sweep weekend set, Warriors over Royals.
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St.Louis
Lovellette
Pettit
Hagan
National Basketball Association
Carl Braun
Knicks
Braun
NBA
Dick Garmaker
Minneapolis Lakers
Ray Felix
New York
Lakers
New London Defeats North Fairfield 76 47 in Weekend Win
New London High School boys basketball overwhelmed North Fairfield 76 to 47 at home. Jim Crabbbs scored 17 points to pace the Bulldogs as they built a decisive lead Saturday night.
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NEW London
New London High
North Fairfield
Jim Crabbbs
Ribs and Roast Night Honors Tito Francona in Cleveland
Cleveland writers host the 14th annual Ribs and Roast tonight honoring Tito Francona of the Cleveland Indians. The event features steak and ham as part of the menu.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Baseball Writers
Ishow
Tito Franscona
Cleveland Indians
Gophers Hawks on Track to Narrow Big Ten Gap
Iowa and Minnesota faced the top in a tight Big Ten night with Ohio State leading. Iowa lost 90-80 to Michigan State and Minnesota dropped a 62-61 decision to Northwestern, leaving a four-way tie for third.
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Chicago
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Buckeyes
Michigan State
Gophers
Northwestern
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Jerry Lucas
Dischinger
Boilermakers
Lucas
Boiler- Makers
Wildcats
Illinois
Olson
Lance Olson
Willie Jones
Oscar Robertson
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Robertson
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Oscar
Baylor
Ex-Back Dies in Marine Jet Collision at Pendleton
Marine 1st Lt. Tom Troxell, former Miami University of Ohio halfback, died from injuries after a ground collision of two Crusader jets at Camp Pendleton California.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
UPI
Marine
Tom Troxell
Miami University of Ohio
Crusader
Amherst Defeats Firelands 55-52 At Home
Amherst Comets edge Firelands Falcons 55-52 as free throws decide the game. Both shot 19 field goals. Amherst sinks 17 of 33 at the line while Firelands goes 14 of 24. Referees bench two Amherst players after foul trouble. Firelands outscored 20-10 in third period but cannot overturn lead. Amherst improves to 5-? after 11 games. Firelands drops to 7-12.
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Clearview
Ridgeville
Les Brady
Clippers
Jim McDaniels
Amherst
Firelands
Comets
Art Thomas
Thomas
Dennis Hutton
John Conry
Falcons
Sth
Comet
Jim Seiple
Aera G.F. Schriner
Horvath
Hutton
Schrader
Conry
Parker
Klog
Stevens GQ
Tdi
Krupp
A. Krupp
Leadbetter
St Mary CYO Quints Sweep Eighth Grade Games
In Elyria CYO action at Elyria Catholic High School gymnasium the St Mary Knights defeated St Peter 43 01 the St Mary Jets beat Holy Cross 40 81 and the St Jude Rams edged St Jude Eagles 29 21 The Jets hold a 20 won lost mark atop the league. In seventh grade play St Peter opened with a 33 29 win over St Jude Vikings St Mary Tigers edged St Jude Hornets 22 20 and St Agnes beat St Mary Howke 31 21 The Tigers lead the standings at 2 0.
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Elyria Cyo
Elyria Catholic High’s
St. Mary Knights
St. Peter
St. Mary Jets
Holy Cross
St. Jude Rams
St. Jude Eagles
Jets
St .Peter
St. Jude Vikings
St Mary Tigers
St. Jude Hornets
St. Agnes
St. Mary Howke
Tigers
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Bob Heisman
Frank Williams
Kenny Dick
Bob Clark
Big Man
Arena Restaurant
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Ilio DE Paola
DE Paola
RED” Lyons
KI. Mike
Doc Gallagher
Don Eagle
Tom Hamilton
Sam Rios
Waldo von Erich
Baron Gratoni
Tony Marino
Curly DE Bracy
Lorain Arena Park
Karnes
Singleton
600
Stoney’s Merchants League
Ed Blumenschenkel
Somers-Smith
Lodi St
United Press International
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Bob, Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Celtics
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Philadelphia Warriors
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Otterbein Bby
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Bob Sumpter
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