NFL commissioner stalemate drags through sixth day
In Miami Beach the NFL owners enter another session with a 74 to 1 vote split and a seven member minority opposing any candidate but Marshall Leahy. Nine votes remain needed to elect the new commissioner as talks delay expansion and league plans.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Comic Opera National Football League
Bert Bell
Marshall Leahy
Frank McNamee
Philadelphia Eagles
Leahy
Austin Gunsel
NFL
Congress
Joe Foss
Hockey Scores From NHL and AHL Fixtures
Montreal defeats Chicago 3 2 Boston tops Toronto 6 2 Detroit 2 New York 2 Providence beats Cleveland 4 Buffalo 3 Hershey 1 Rochester 8 Quebec 3 in AHL action with several close NHL results.
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Montreal
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Providence
Buffalo
Hershey
Rochester
Quebec
Basketball Schedule for Tuesday to Saturday across multiple leagues
Local prep hoops schedule lists games for Tuesday through Saturday across North Central Conference, Bay, Lorain, Sandusky, and others. Notable matches include St. Stan at Cleve, Lourdes at Cleve, Vermilion at Huron, Midview at Avon, and Wellington at Clearview with multiple league and non conference tilts.
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North Central Conferenta Gilmour
Bed
Chane
Lourdes
Cleve
St. Stan Cleve
Cantius
Lor
St. Mary
Columbia
Clearview
Faiyanbn
Avon Lake
St. Paul
West
Bellevue
Black River
Westfield Brunswick
Buckeye
Lorain
Elyria Sandusky
Findlay
Beachwood
Bedford
Chanel Independence
Clive
Lourdes Lakewood St. Ed
St. Stan Perkins
Milan
Lakeland
Vermilion
Huron
New London
Margaretta
Wellington
Midview
Ridgeville
Brookside
Lorain &J. Mary
Firelands
Amherst
Amberat
College football schedule cards for several campuses
The slate lists multiple matchups across campuses including Rio Grande at Grace, Marshall at Kent State, Ohio Northern at Tri State, Wilmington at Defiance, Virginia Tech at Dayton, Ohio State at Michigan State, and additional games featuring Wooster, Ashland, Baldwin Wallace, Capital, Steubenville, and others across Ohio and surrounding states.
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Kenyon
Adrian
Ohio
Northern Alliance Pa
Fenn
Huntington
Cedarville
Defiance
Olivet
Ashland
Manchester
Wake Forest
Dayton
St Mary Panthers pound Elyria Catholic 83 62
Sandusky St Mary beat Elyria Catholic 83 62 in an independent contest. Bill Kramer and Chuck Smith led with 20 points each, Dave Ruth 20 for Catholic, Joe Deeks 13, and St Mary built late leads with fast breaks while Elyria Catholic struggled after losing center Dennis Neuberger to flu.
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Sandusky
Elyria Catholic High
Sandusky St. Mary
Panthers
Elyrians
St. Mary
Ed Wagner
Catholic
John Reno
Bay City Boys
Bill Kramer
Chuck Smith
Duane Gordon
Reno
Smith
Dave Ruth
Dave Nortz
Joe James
Joe Deeks
Panther
Gordon
St. Stan
St. Stan Gordon Compared the Sanduskians To Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Elyria Catholic
Dennis Neuberger
Neuberger
Wagner
Norwalk St. Paul
Mark Columbaro
St. Mary’s
Paul Aulisio
Bill Pollock
Tack
MARY
Robson Leads Singles As Electricians, Nash Loescher Shine
Helen Robson shot 662 with a 512 actual pinfall to take the women's singles lead in the Elyria Women's Bowling Association Tournament at Evans Lanes. Betty Sailer followed with 660, pushing Dorothy Nash to third as Rose Sittlinger and Marion Henke rose in the top standings. Higgins Electric remains atop the team standings despite Economy Machine & Tool's challenge.
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Robson
Nash-Loescher
Helen Robson
Elyria Women’s
Nash
Rose Loescher
Marion Henke
Coletta Sittinger
Higgins
Standings and scores from the bowling league first round
Marion Henke-Sitt inger leads with 1179 and Pomery-Pat Sanicky 1174 in a tight first round. Top six include Garn-Pavelka 1163 Lysell-Mary Henke 1160 Schroeder-Capel 1151 Uhl-Flo Fuerst 1150 and Betty Miller-Maxine Dickinson 1148. Economy Machine Tool, Ketchum Shell and Harvey's Mixed move into top group with 2701 to 2697. Pomeroy second trading stations show Pomery 1511 Nash 1454 Claire Henke 1435. Highest actual series 583 by Gerry Pomeroy. doubles: Sanicky 528, Garn 546, Sittinger 539. Singles 500s include Sittinger 565 Pavelka 541 Schroeder 535 and Pomeroy 511. No 5300s in team division.
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Economy Machine & Tool
Sittinger
Gertrude Kalter
Elsie Westlake
Peg Taylor
Ruth Pardne Lore Klinect
Arline Wisnnski
Esther Mikolajewski
Robson
Sailer
Juanita Mertz
Dorothy Pavelka
Sitfinger
Marge Schroeder
Ruth Hstings
Lois Sheffield
Emma Winterfield
Irene Sombaty
Edna Renyolds Knech
Lucille Brumby
Olive Noonan
Joan Foss
Gert Hen
Marion Henke
Gerry Pomery
Pat Sanicky
Wilma Garn
Pavelka
Grace Lysell
Mary Henke
Bette Schroeder
Annabelle Capel
Kay Uhl
Flo Fuerst
Betty Miller
Maxine Dickinson
Butler Builders
Toggery
Rohan Decreation
Ketchum Shell
Harvey's
Pomeroy
Stittinger
Pomery
Nash
Claire Henke
Gerry Pomeroy
Garn
Lysell
Uhl
Nancy Broz
Louise Oleson
TEAM
Higgins Electrical Economy Machine & Tool
Burke Furniture
Dairy Queens
Atarion Henke
Harvey’s
Caleta
Bittinger
Coletin
Jeri Pomeroy
Pat Sanicky Seen Ae Ves Lal
Dorothy Nash
Bene Serecane Tena Claire Henke
Nee
Dopersy Paivalka
Loescher & Nash
Bandicap
Ars
Betts & Propst Henke & Sittinger
Tree E Nee
Pomeroy & Sanicky Grace Lysell
Garn & Palvetka
Maery Genke
Eeesee Ee Ees
Lyell & Henke
Renee
Schroeder & Capel
Uhl & Forest Bette Schroed
Milter & Dickineon
Annabelle Canell
Wense Luce
Winterfield
Helen Robson
Kay Chiste
Flo Frueat
Herd Betty Sailer
Ieee
Eames
Tewe Tes Rothy Nash
Sheffield
Daunita Mertz
Dorothy Paveika
Sid Kaxlee
Dickinson
There Wees
Ween Coletta Sittinger
Fendicsp
Totel Iilas
Emma Winterfield Bex Phillipe Ae
Ruth Hastings
Helen Ritter Ore
Ragnoni
Economy Mach. & Tool Jauniie Mertz
Sophie Schroeder
Joyce Murphy
Iso
Anne Kocel
Harriet Kehier
Dorothy Rounds
Ane
Sophia Schroeder
Ee i . Ee Ee
Pran Smith
Marge Fatz
Myrtle Burrows
Marie Everett
Charlene Firestone
Bat Helen Robson Crue
Ewes Deap
Jauuite Mors
Tae Iano
Saeaae
Jean Moyes
Myrtle Gerberias
Thelma Palmer
Jamnita Mertz
Coletta Sittingar
Florence Hlinech
Bchroeder
Joe Marsico
Harriet Greenholg
Ann Propst
Isabel Betts
Edna Reynolds
Pene
Aale
Tovei Tona Carter
Louise Skryp
Alma Knipper
Sal Singer
Kocel Tli
Marion Frye
Fran Smith
Oberlin Beats Mt. Union 64-60 Behind Shanks 19 in Second Half
Oberlin 9-1 in Ohio Conference with a 64-60 win over Mt. Union. Shanks scored 19 of his 23 points in the second half to lead the Yeomen, aided by Neuman with 10. Brubaker led Mt. Union with 25 points as Oberlin shot 40 percent to Mt. Union's 33. Oberlin faces Hiram next after exams.
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To Rose
Elyria Ponytail
Mike Davis
Eastern Heights School
Miss Rose
Elyria High
Elyria Recreation Department
Winter Recreation
Hotshots
Trotters
Basketeers
Dribblettes
Eagles
Elyria
Eastern Heights
Terry Gales
Eid
ST. Mt. Res
Merrill Shanks
Oberlin Jamin
Mt. Union
Derrick
Obasinski O
Zuber
St. M
Slyria Cath
Ohio
Fred Julian
Yeomen
Oberlin
Pete Neuman
Shank
Bob Brubaker
Davegnoni
Shanks
Hiram
Hanks
Brubaker
Senften Lund
Agnonm
Neuman
Peoples
Jacobs
McMaster
Erickson Oo
Cross
Contam
Bavis
Coerlin
Lorain High dominates St Mary in inter-city game
Lorain High beat Lorain St Mary 848 in the Steelers gym. Dan Belu led with 28 points, 14 in the first quarter. Dennis Kovacevich added 12 while Ray Martin was held to 10. Carl Stuak was the lone Irish player in double figures. Kovacevich Martin and Cliff Merritt will finish their high school careers Friday at Elyria in the Buckeye Conference scrimmage.
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Lorain
Lorain St. Mary
Steelers
Dan Belu
Dennis Kovacevich
Ray Martin
Carl Stuak
Kovacevich
Cox scores 25 as Pipers rout Tapers in Cleveland
The Sweeny Pipers beat the New York Tuck Tapers 121 to 93 at the Arena in Cleveland. Cox led with 25 points, Barnhill added 21 after a wrist injury return, Freeman and McDonald added 11 each, as 5,100 fans saw Cleveland improve to 9-4 while New York dropped to 4-12.
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New York
Taper
George Carter
Johnny Cox
Cleveland
Sweeny Pipers
Tuck Tapers
Pipers
Clevelanders
Jonny Cox
Barnhill Talties
Jom Barnhil
Gene Tormohlen
Ron Hamilton
Conny Freeman
Bill McDonald
Relling
New Yorkers
George Giersch
Tapers
Big 10 set to vote on Rose Bowl renewal invitation
Chicago reports Big Ten schools will vote in March on renewing participation in the Rose Bowl. Conference athletic directors and faculty representatives met and agreed to submit the bid to member schools in a ballot at the spring meeting scheduled for March 25.
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Chicago
UPD
Montreal May Replace Houston In League Shakeup
Houston faced losing its Continental League baseball franchise to Montreal as the Houston Sports Association struggles to finalize a deal to buy Houston's American Association club.
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Montreal
Houston
Houston, Tex
UPI
Houston Sports Association
Bowling Tourney Scores With Team and Singles Totals
Readable scores list shows colleges, shops, and firms with team totals from a bowling tournament. Notable totals include College Shoe & Repair 2655 and Bill's Mobil Service 2809, with numerous doubles and singles results featuring Pomeroy, Fuerst, Polchey, and many others.
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College Shoe & Repair
Lorain Aluminum
Likly Rocket
Carlings
Mihalo-Gault
Oswalt-Laker
Carle-Greenholts
Meyer-Orban
Smith- Blake
Wottring-Oleson
Ball-Waldron
Sinver-Carter
Ryan-Baden
Firestone-Zverett
Juchem-Buck
Innes-Fl Ms
Wagner-Satler
Masonis- Bradner
Brackiey-Duffy
Hallett-Kaminski
DeKam-Kane
Kocel-Kuipper
Dlugasz- Schroeder
Wolfert-Hastings
Fatz-Smith
Lance-Polchey
Scrivens-Meyers
Hartford Gildenmeister
Burrows-Cusick
Robson-Frey
Moyes-Gerber
Stryp-Tomcko
Aldrich- Smith
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Rio Grande
Grace Ind
Alliance Pa
Youngstown
Knotty Pine
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Sanduskians
Oberlin Victory
Cox
Gene Tormohien
C-T
Lorain Routs
ST. Maar i Inman
Brest
Misbak
Fuerst
Polchey
S. Schroeder
Neumeyer
Hartford
Everett
Blake
Hallett
Greenboltz
Laker
Race
Merers
Oregon
Miller
Buck
Ball
Burrows
Henke
Ritter
Wettring
Rounds
Waldron
Carter
Gidenmeister
Dexam
Zins
Baden
Renaul Moore
Agae
Franch
Renault Dauphine
Spitzer Imports, Inc
Cleveland Street
Lorcin County Bank
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