Daytona Continental Opens At Daytona Beach
A star studded field of sports cars and drivers will start the Daytona Continental at Daytona International Speedway with the green flag at 3 p.m. on a date a week from tomorrow. The 24 hour race marks the first international length event in the United States and the opening of the 1966 World Manufacturer's Championship season with a total entry from 16 states and 2 countries. Cars are arriving by air and ship from Mexico Italy Belgium England Sweden New Zealand Puerto Rico Germany Ireland and South Africa. The Chronicle Telegram will provide the complete story in Monday's edition.
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Torsports
Daytona International Speedway
United States
Chronicle-Telegram
Daytona Beach
Mexico
Italy
Belgium
England
Sweden
New Zealand
Puerto Rico
Germany
Ireland
South Africa
Joakim Bonnier
Lorenzo Bandini
Jean Guichet
Jochen Rindt
Lucien Bianchi
Mike Hailwood
Bruce McLaren
Chris Amon
Innes
le Mans
France
FIA
Jeffersons
Godbott
Zunis
Johnson
Whib'nd
Daniels
Bishop
Spence
Lengel Qro
Bolt
Bohan'n
Husband
Ferret
Webb
Denaid
Corem
Whitra
Imes O Babota
Ferrari
Ecurie Francorchamps
NART
New York
Jacky Ickx
Ecurie
Pedro Rodriguez
Mario Andretti
Bianchi
Brussels
Ickx
Northwood edges Eastern Heights in dramatic overtime win
In ninth grade action Doug Thurman hit a layup with six seconds left in overtime to lift Northwood 43 to 42 over Eastern Heights. Cliff Simonson and Bruce Young paced Heights with 13 and 11 points respectively while Gary Reichenbach led Northwood with 12 and Robin Sheldon added 10.
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Doug Thurman
Northwood
Eastern Heights
Cliff ‘Simonson
Bruce Young
Young
Frank Bean
Simonson
Gary Reichenbach
Robin Sheldon
Jefferson
Franklin
Local Bowling Scores From AMERICAN LEGION FRIENDSHIP Meet
Multiple leagues report results with teams such as Stones's Bowl-0-Drome and MacBeth Construction winning their matches. Individual top scorers include Frank Fritz 225 and Dan Moss 855 in the B IL series, with high games by Jim Morar Jr and Eloise Willard across divisions.
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American Legion Friendship Stones
Murphys
West Side Lumber
Shop
Sibley
Gardner Jewelers
Belser Line
Bell Co
Ray Yunker
LOCC
Eau Nee Dicken
Macphes Hoay
Bob
Help Mein
Hush Sinter Inc
Chuck's Bar
Fo Sparkw
Shelby American
Loyd Supers
A. Wachsberger
Mood
Duke's Shoes
Holman
Lover Thorley
DeLloyd
Dan Gurney
Jerry
bin Rader
Grant
Bruce McLaren
Chris Amon
Continental
Bruce White
Ken Miles
Lloyd Ruby
Holman-Moody
Walt Hansgen
Bish
Gams
le Sider
Mark Donohue
Skip Scott
Richard Bog
NSE War
Thompson
Pete Revson
Ed Lowther
Masten Gregory
Knights OF Columbus
Essex Wire
Porsche
Germany
Mnnell Carpet
John Koviak
Reichs
Funeral Home
Goldcamp
Bittner Porsche
Stang Motors
Ted
Women s bowling tourney nears homestretch at K D Lanes Oberlin
The Women's Bowling Association tourney moves toward champions as singles and doubles crowns approach. Weekend schedule at K D Lanes lists team events at 6:20 pm and 9 pm at Alley 1 through 10 with numerous sponsors and pairs competing across 1 pm to 7 pm slots.
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Woman’s Bowling Association
Oberlin
Klinect
Doris Gwin
Helen Valerius
Audrey Getty
Isabel Smith
Hazel Blake
Marie
Six men top 600 in one league with several high games
Six bowlers topped 600 in the All City and related leagues at Kaylor and nearby lanes. Nagy earned 628 with 240 high, Peterson 616, Edi tion 610, and Web- Tarry’s group saw 601 plus Winterfield 644 series at Kitch- Jim Moran led with 649 in the Thursday Social League. Winterfield’s 1235 and Doak 637 featured among top scores.
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Tarery
ALU City Tatty Lanes
Elyria Bowling Center
Buckeye Mold
Snyder Chips
United Cleaners
Holday Inn
Sudro Custis
Rainbow Lanes
Jim Morar Jr
Ken Donk
Rainbow
Elmer Peterson
Sidri Ed Kaylor
Nagy
Elmer
Peterson
Kaylor
Bull Winterfield
Might
Kitch
Jim Moran
Ajel
Winterfield
Pood
Doak
John
Davis to Speak at NE Ohio Awards Banquet
Publisher David E. Davis of Car and Driver will headline the NE Ohio awards banquet on February 12 at the Auto Aviation Museum in the Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland. Also attending is Peter De Paolo, winner of the 1925 Indianapolis 500 and first to average over 100 mph in a race.
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Luigi Chinetti
NART
Rodriguez
Andretti
David E. Davis Sr
Car and Driver Magazine
Auto Aviation Museum
Western Reserve Historical Society
Cleveland
Davis
Henry Ford Museum
Greenfield Village
Mich
Peter de Paolo
de Paolo
Kitchels Kick Off Close Bowling Series
Kitchels Recreation Arts Barbers beat Dor-A-Zelles 2 to 0 while Kellys tops Peerlesa 4 to 1. Kitchels 9 3 defeats Ridge as a top series, Fran Cummings posts high 4831 series with high single of 186. Thursday Nite Ladies at Ligna Bowling Center show Bee Line and Harmon Nielsen winners with Windjammer 3-1 over Sommers. Top series figures include Fileen Dean 495 and Dot Neumeyer 223 in Rex Pipe Supply results.
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Kitchels
Kate Keglers
Kitchel Recreation Arts Barbers
de Sated
French Creek
Downed Dor-A-Zelles
Kellys
Peerlesa
Ridge
Fran Cummings
Rex
Dot Neumeyer
Rea Pipe Supply
Ridge Early Birds take series opener over Red Birds
Brunswick Center Ridge Lanes Doves defeat Red Birds 2-1 in a three game match. Cardinals sweep Ronin 3-0. Top scorers include Eleanor Nelson 463 for Doves and Thea Harbaugh 493 for Cardinals with high games Eleanor Nelson 186 and Nancy Richard 162.
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Ridge
Thursday Nite Bowling Results Highlight Local Teams
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes saw Thomassons defeat Mid- Continent 2-1 while Helen's Greenhouse toppled Teletics 2-1. Davidson-Sharpe beat Phonics 3-0 and Danny's Den edged Chapin Truck 2-1, with Western Julee defeating Genesee Berr. Top series by Ruth Stralwht 493, Helena Greenhouse 492, Mary Tomeko 492. high games Mary Shepard 202, Tomeko 2001, Kies 183.
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Ruth Stralwht
Helena Greenhouse
Mary Tomeko
Genesee Heer
Marian Kies
Davidson-Sharmpe
Mary Shepard
Mter-Continent
Mirtan Kies
Davidson-Sharpe
Evans Lane Thursday Bowling Scores and Standings
Evans Laney Moore Painting defeated Cariines Black Lake 3 0. John A Weber Insurance beat Elyria TV 2 1. Fiyrta Spring & Specialty topped Balogh Masonry 2 1. Straw's Beer defeated Rhett Tractor Sales 2 1. Top series scores include Weber Insurance and Carlings Beer. High games by Preah water and Dredzick.
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Evans Lanes
Evans Laney Moore
Cariines Black Lake
John A Weber Insurance
Elyria TV
Fiyrta Spring & Specialty
Balogh Masonry
Straw's Beer
Rhett Tractor Sales
Bill Preshwater
Weber Insurance
George Zwirzinek
Carlings Beer
Teo Dredrick
Bill Preahwater
Lee Dredzick
Stroh Beer
George J2wievinakt
Eliminators Roll In Class B Basketball Victory
The Eliminators, 11-1, cruised past Kelly Brothers 72 to 48 to stay on track for the American League title. Green Dragon, 9-3, beat Lay Chips 4-3 to keep its title hopes alive, while Swe da's 1-12 edged Bowling Center 71-70 in overtime after a late rally.
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Sweda
Bowling’ Center
Bowling Center
Tol
Howling Sweda’s
Tt Center
FF Smith
Chawky
Fortune
Bart'ms
Swiger
Carro
Balt
Sron Endr'ge White
Freem'n
Gilko
Haney
Vacco
QO O/Blto
Aps
Sweda's
Howling Center
Ee Desantis
Greenlay En Ae Dragon
Galvan Towebe
Wilson
Villa
Webb Rallle
Gat Dupbols
Langel McNeuil
Vance
Kelly
Taylor
Inice
DeSantis
Green Dragon
Kelly Elimin
Broa Ae F.T
Prep basketball schedules across Buckeye and conference boards
The schedule lists games in multiple conferences including Buckeye at Elyria Admiral King, Marion Fremont at Lorain, Sandusky at Findlay, New London at Oberlin, Wellington at Amherst, Clearview at Vermilion, Midview at Huron, Elyria Catholic at Lourdes, Stanislaus at Cantina, St Mary at Byzantine, Buckeyes at Firelands, Highland at Columbia, Brookside at Routah, Amherst Keystone at Avon, Westlake at Olmstead Falls, North Olmsted at Rocky River, Key Village at Avon Lake, Fairview at Medina, Western Reserve at Black River, Mapleton at Monroeville, Hilledwe at Berlin Helgote.
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Buckeye
Manafisid
Elyria
Admiral King
Marion
Fremont
Lorain
Sandusky
Findlay
Lakeland
New London
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Clearview
Verrilion
Midview
Huron North Central
Elyria Catholic
Lourdes
Stanislaus
Cantina
St. Mary
Byzantine
Inland
Buckeys
Firelands
Highland
Columbia
Brookside
Routah
Amherst Keystone
Avon
No 500s Yet in Ladies Bowling Standings
No 500 games were posted by women yesterday but three clean games stood out. Dot Neumeyer rolled a 223 in the Thursday Nite Ladies League at Elyria Bowling Center marking the third high score this week. Mary Sheppard had 202 and Mary Tomoko 200 at Stoney's in the Thursday Nite Ten League.
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Don Bultz
Elyria
Biltz
Department 30
Leon Shinaky
John Koviak
Knights of Columbus
Bowl Odrome
Koviak
Dot Neumeyer
Mary Sheppard
Mary Tomoko
Stoney's
Franklin and Eastern Heights Win Doubleheader at Elyria High
Franklin remained unbeaten with a 26-15 win over Northwood while Eastern Heights pinned Jefferson 34-9 in the Elyria High School doubleheader. The Franklin results include key pins and forfeit wins across multiple weight classes, with Eastern Heights securing a decisive victory through a mix of pins and forfeits.
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Franklin
Northwood
Eastern Heights
Jefferson
Wright
Horn
Cole
Barnes
Robinson
Bauer
Otto
Messaras
Tollett
Davidson
Murphy
Hamby
Sekerek
Donavan
Tarrant
Fulk
Buttle
Woodings
Hoy — Davis
Bowling scoreboard highlights top performances at local lanes
Evans Lanes beat Wilmot Printing 2-1 and Elyria Weld ing topped Crowder Insurance 3-0 while Harvey Curtis defeated Dicken Funeral Home 2-1. Top series by Len Sloper 548 and Earl Kelly 215 lead Elyria Welding and Lloyd Lumber scoring.
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EL Rey Grotto
Evans Lanes
Shepherd Chevrolet
Wilmot Printing
Harvey Curtis
Dicken Funeral Home
Elyria Weld
Img
Topper
Crowder Insurance
Lloyd Lumber
al McWillans
Wamnot Printing
Len Sloge
600 Club Members Lead In Points Listing
The 600 Club shows Kim Moran Jr 649 Bill Winterfield 644 Ken Doak 637 Bill Freshwater 628 Sam Nagy 628 Wayne Byerley 617 Elmer Peterson 616 Dave Sellers 610 Ed Kaylor 610 Don Blitz 607 E Sparks 605 Don Moss 605 John Koviak 604 Bob Kuzak 603 George Zwiezinski 602 L Webber 691 as top scorers in a compact standings readout.
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Kim Moran Jr
Bill Winterfield
Ken Doak
Bill Freshwater
Sam Nagy
Wayne Byerley
Elmer Peterson
Dave Sellers
Ed Kaylor
Don Blitz
E. Sparks
Don Moss
John Koviak
Bob Kuzak
George Zwiezinski
L. Webber
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Retch
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Jones
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James Wayne Byer-ley
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Roy Green
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Utes
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Alan Schroeder
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Wysocky Masonry Corp
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Midway Drive In
Eloise Willard
Midway
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Sadie Kinter
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Eloisa Willard
Sadle Kinter
San Springs
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Mary Lou Wagner
Betty Sailer
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Connie Cook
Diane Cook
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Betty Moore
Connie Champion
Jean Moyes
Lucille Brumby
Rita Dubena
Florence Klinect
Eleanor Hurd
Gladys Abbey
Pat Ronez
Janet Wignall
Vivian Sherman
Gretchen Vitovitz
Nita Cummings
Irma Bruce
Mary Burnet
Rose Richard
Myrtle Gerber
Velda Banks
Dorothy Garrett
Irene Pasadyn
JoAnn Hyatt
Doris Wilmoth
Loucille Lewis
Eleanor Quinn
Pauline Waldron
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Evans
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George jaZmezinski
Sparks
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Byerley
Stoney’s
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Grace
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Wilcox
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Kelley
Keith
Bird
Welton
Thacker
Baker
Harvey
Chapman
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