Fit-Stop Racing Quiz brings speed lore to Friday pages
A Daytona International Speedway feature, Fit-Stop "The Racing Quiz," will run in sports pages on Fridays. It highlights racing from sports cars to stock cars and bikes, with occasional local nods and quotes from John Lemme, manager of Lorain County Speedway and Cloverleaf Speedway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona International Speedway
John Lemme
Lorain County Speedway
Cloverleaf Speedway
Cleveland Arena
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lemme
Cleveland
USAC
Jimmy Clark
Graham Hill
Mario Andretti
Nascar
Sebring
Ferran
Daytona
Europe
Ford
Ferrari
NART
Tre
Ike
United States
Russia
Motor Trend Magazine
Firestone
John Doe
Ores
Indianapolis
No 8
Roger McClusks
Goodyear
Bowlers Dominate Leagues With Strong Scores Across Clubs
Ruth Gest led with a 579 series for Washington Towers in the RuthGest close to 600 Ruth Gest captured top honors, while Ann Olenek added a 564 series. Marianne Bon tempo 517 for Club Bolero. Elie Miller 528 for Balogh Construction. Other standout totals include Rose Griffith 522, Marian Kies 518, Kay McClintock 201, Winnie Sparks 200, Vicki Shuster 501, Bonnie Repas 501, Pat Smith 209, Laura Leister 200.
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Ruth Gest
Yromen
Seres
Kitchel
Kate Keglers
Washington Towers
Ann Olenek
Marianne Bontempo
Bolero
Elie Miller
Stoney
TNT
Balogh Construction
Rose Griffith
Silhouettes
Marian Kies
Davidson-Sharp
Kay McClintock
Betty Weigel
Ruth Owens
Center Ridge
Lake Erie
Julie Madden
Winnie Sparks
Rolling Stones
Vicki Shuster
H-J Development
Bonnie Repas
Ohio Screw Products
Pat Smith
Elk’s
Laura Leister
No surprises in Ohio Conference tourney yet
In the first round of the Ohio Conference post season, favorites won five of six games. Mount Union, Wittenberg, Baldwin Wallace, Kenyon, Otterbein and Marietta won while Denison advanced on a bye. Jim Warstler led Harem with 39 points for Kenyon, and John Dunlop, John Rinka, Terry Parmelee of Kenyon combined for 63. Defiance beat Adrian 83 71 behind Paul Terhune's 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Akron
Denison
Mount Union-Wooster
Mount Union Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Big Guns
Baldwin-Wallace
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Hiram
Otterbein
Muskingum
Manetta
Capital
Mount Union
Oberlin
B-W
Wittenberg
Marietta
Bost Denison
Harem
Jim Warstler
Kenyon Warster
Rners
Warstler
John Dunlop
John Rinka
Terry Parmelee
Dunlop
Rinka
Parmelee
Otterbeu
Jim McKee
Don Carlos
Craig Erbland
Max Hillman
Defiance
Adrian
Michigan
Paul Terhune
UPC Kelly alive in Recreation tourney ups set in Elyria bracket
UPC and Kelly Brothers Construction won loser's bracket quarterfinals in Elyria Parks and Recreation basketball action. UPC defeated Ternes Sohio 82 to 54 as Greg Cowen led with 23 points and Tom Beckloft added 21 for the losers. Roy Smith and Bill Noveske each had 16 for UPC, with Smith tipping in a two point basket inadvertently for the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Kelly Brothers Construction
Elyria Parks and Recreation
UPC
Ternes Sohio
Greg Cowen
Tom Beckloff
Roy Smith
Bill Noveske
Smith
Ternes
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Fiat
Great Mille
United Press International
Chicago
New York
Oronto
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Lloyd Lumber CO
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Grafton
North Ridgeville
Avon
Avon Lake
Amherst
Lorain
Franklin Junior High
Don Sito
Dan Fitzpatrick
Mac Thomas
Duane Merriweather
Larry James
Jim Hender
John Payne
Jim Knight
Ken Hutchins
Bob Zvosec
Abe Willams
Chris Reinhardt
Gay Beidleman
Cvoach
Bill Hewitt
Whitehouse
Bruce Whitehouse
Thorley
Marshall Mustang Club
Marshall Motors
Rubber City Sports Car Clubee
Aluminum Manufacturing CO
French Creek Road
Kelly
Alive In Recreation
Wellington
Lee Mason
Carl’s Diner
Brumfield Sparkle
Joan Freeman
Carol Smith
Strike Out
Shott
Dennis Kelly
Les Freeman
George May Ford
Broad St Grill
Yernes Sohio
Kelly Bros. Const
Shott’s Tractor
Kelly Bros
Jim Knapp
Ed Knapp
Bank Mowery
Bo Cameron
Joe Zalka
Shoti
Harold Kirk
Marty Pasadyn
Chuck “Kelser
Dick Brady
Tim McMullen
Coven Bill
Roy Smathe
Bee Noveske
Gary _‘Tomski
Gene
Dave Sito
Wulov
Eily
Tom McCain
Arold Horner
Lake Ave
Jack Knight — the
Dry Cleaner
Turnpike
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