Moran Randolph Top In Bowling Dead Heat
A mixed league night ended in a tie between men and women bowlers. Moran led the men with a 656 series and a 259 high, while Randolph paced the women with a 577 series and strong finish.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
10
A mixed league night ended in a tie between men and women bowlers. Moran led the men with a 656 series and a 259 high, while Randolph paced the women with a 577 series and strong finish.
Steve Schrader of Fire Lands moves atop the area scoring race with 399 points in 17 starts, replacing Ray Nelson of Midview who had 421 points in 14 games. Nelson was held to 21 by Oberlin. Ridgeville’s Bob Taylor slips after a 12 point game. Columbia overtakes Elyria Catholic for top defensive mark as the sectional action looms.
A list showing top scorers with their points and games played in parentheses highlights the leading offensive producers. The breakdown emphasizes players from multiple teams and notes how games played affect rankings.
A compiled scoreboard showing players and their scores led by Jim Moran 656 and Blue Spyder 639 with multiple names including Mike Barney 635 Ed Brumy 634 Bill Bremke 633 Steve Gurchik 628 Jack Traxler 614 Orland McCourt 613 George Zwerzinski 612 Bill Mann 612 and other players such as Hal Blake 60 percent Gerald Koepp 606 Wayne Rozman 600 Ken Rainey 600 Lee Randolph 577 Mable MecCall 147 Betty Moore 543 Edith Spencer 535 Gretchen Vitovitz 533 Helen Jalowiec 522 Anna L Johnson 522 Elaine Tomasek 521 Bev Webber 513 Pat Smith 506 Betty Fackler 106 Marge Gramps 503 Mary Konp 502 Vera Radivan sol
Philadelphia promoter Jimmy Toppi purchased the Philadelphia Arena from Arena Corp. for 351000 dollars. The arena had been operated by Arena Corp. since 1958.
Central State enters a District 22 title showdown with Cedarville for a NAIA tournament berth as Akron eyes an NCAA College Division bid against Otterbein. The results from Monday night playoff rounds set up tonight's key matchups and potential bids.
Sam Snead, 53, pocketed 3500 dollars for an eight under par 71 to win the Fort Lauderdale Country Club senior event. Joe Lopez Sr. earned 2750 for second as Bud Williams and Pete Cooper each finished with 284. Harbert toured the course amid varying conditions ahead of the Doral Open.
The Greens beat Barnes Landscaping 62-61 in the lower division semifinals as Korka led with 28 points and Mrukowik 19. Deeks added 13 and Sampinedo 26 paced Elyria Class B action with a late 20-4 run to erase a 47-40 deficit.
United Press International rankings list Michigan, UCLA, St. Joseph’s, Providence, Vanderbilt and Duke in the top seven with records and first place votes through February 27. Other teams receiving points include Miami Florida, West Virginia, Dayton, Detroit, Iowa, and Wyoming.
In a pre championship exhibition, Finland’s Class B hockey squad jumped to a 20 point lead Monday and coasted to a 41 point victory over a United States team, signaling strong form ahead of the event.
St Paul United Church of Christ beat St Andrews 51 32 to clinch a spot representing Elyria in the Ohio Church Basketball Tournament. The win extended St Pauls season win streak to 12, building a 33 10 halftime lead before holding off late pressure.
The Chicago Bears star Johnny Morris set a new NFL single season record with 93 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards, also tying for 10 touchdown catches. Mike Ditka added 75 receptions for 897 yards as the Bears featured strong aerial production amid a tough season. Bobby Joe Conrad and Gary Ballman were among other leading receivers in the league.
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