Berea District Tournament Draw Shapes Elyria Midview Fates
The Berea District gives Elyria and Midview tough paths in the Class AA bracket with John Marshall and Lakewood as possible first round opponents. Postponements from weather affect tonight’s sectional and tonight’s bracket finals. Current records show Elyria 18-3 Midview 19-1 Lakewood 18-2 Marshall 15-4 Fairview 12-5 Rocky River 15-3.
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Elyria
Midview
Lakewood
Marshall
Fairview
Rocky River
Distributors Triumph Collegians and Others Win First Round
In the 1960 Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tournament hosted by the Elyria YMCA, Class B games saw Svat's defeat Eddies 73 61 led by Paul Lims 19 points. Leimbach Builders edged United Patsh Club 64 58 in overtime as UPC played shorthanded. Hershey Bags 19 led Hershey to beat UFC 26 points by Bob Eberst, and Forrest Distributing beat Elyria Tigers 62 48 with Gene Berens 14 points. Miskow had 18 for the Tigers. Remaining games schedule Schild's IGA vs Ridgeville and Cohn Clothes vs Valley View Estates Vermilion at 8 and 9 PM.
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Collegians
Leimbach Builders
Forrest Distributing
Lorain County
Elyria Ymca
Hershey
Bill Hershey
Bob Eberst
UFC
Gene Berens
Elyria Tigers
Dennis Miskow
Tigers
Schild
IGA
Ridgeville Men's Athletic Club
Cohn
Valley View Estates
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Anderson
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Hone
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Boerst
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United Polish Club
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Pratt
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Sat’s Collegians
Eddie's
Temple Wrestles 6 Points In State Meet Consolation
Firelands High wrestler Dick Temple who won the 145 pound title in the Berea District tournament was defeated in the state consolation finals by Gene Sokol of Garfield Heights. Temple earned six points for Firelands as Garfield Heights took the state championship with 57 points, eight ahead of Maple Heights. Temple was the sole Korain County qualifier.
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Firelands High
Dick Temple
Berea
Firelands
Temple
Gene Sokol
Garfield Heights
Maple Heights
Korain County
Reds Dominate Barons In Playoff Push
Dan Poliziani sparked Providence with a hat trick to power the Reds to a 3 goal victory over the Cleveland Barons. The win lifts Providence from fifth to a third place tie with the Buffalo Bisons. Quebec Aces upset Buffalo as Jean Cossette had two goals and two assists. Dave Creighton and Dick Mattiussi fueled a 5-4 win for the Americans over Hershey. Cleveland now out of playoff position and faces Quebec in upcoming games.
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United Press International
Dan Poliziani
Providence
Reds
Cleveland Barons
Buffalo Bisons
Quebec Aces
Jean Cossette
Buffalo
Cossette
Rochesters
Dave Creighton
Dick Mattiussi
Americans
Hershey Bears
Cleveland
Quebec
Aces
Elyria Beauticians Sweep Women's InterCity Bowling Meet
The Elyria based Iva's House of Beauty team, Kasper Foundry, and players like Marcel Bleeman led scores in the Women's InterCity Bowling Tournament at Salem. Ruth Gest Dolores Smith Eve lyn Essex Mary Meyers LaDonna Daley Jo Kasperovich Starley Sanziano posted notable doubles and singleton marks as teams posted a 22 665 series total.
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Salem
Iva
House of Beaty
Elyria
Kasper Foundry
Marcel Bleeman
Ruth Gest
Dolores Smith
Evelyn Essex
Mary Meyers
LaDonna Daley SO
Joan West
Jo Kasperovich
Starley Sanziano
Vermilion Plays Eastwood In Sandusky District Opener
Vermilion and Eastwood meet at 7 pm in Sandusky for the iClass AA District Basketball opener. Norwalk vs Genoa follows at 8 30 pm. Vermilion and Norwalk lead the Sandusky Sectional while Eastwood and Genoa compete in the Rossford Sectional. Vermilion is 10 31 this season. Eastwood has a 21 row record. Friday night winners advance to a Saturday 9 pm playoff for a shot at the Toledo Class AA Regional.
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Sandusky
Eastwood
Wood County
Vermilion
Toledo
Modview
Lakewood
Wolverines Win First Bot Ten Wrestling Title Since 1956
The University of Michigan defeated rivals to claim its first Bot Ten wrestling championship since 1956 at Ann Arbor. Titlists crowned as UPI report notes Wolverines' back-to-back success and team dominance.
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Ann Arbor. Mich
UPI
University of Michigan
Cincy Teams Lead ABC Bowling Tourney Standings
Western Bowl and Mergard Trophy Co. top the American Bowling Congress field in Toledo. Western posted 897 1022 1014 for 2933, with 1022 the event high. Mergard led by Bill Berding’s 642 in team play as 30,000 bowlers compete for $409,311 across the 79 day event at the Sports Arena.
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UPI
Cincinnati
Western Bowl
Mergard Trophy Co
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Western
Mergard
Bill Berding
Lawrence
Long Island
N.Y
Lis Mantovani
Phil Giordano
Charles Dino
Ed Crystall
St. Louis
Phil Caporusso
Don Fairchild
Dayton
Oho
Mantovani
Louis Melcher
Forest Park
Circle Lanes
George Bollinger
Robet Weller
McSherrystown
Par
Hockey Results Across National League Streaks Noted
National hockey standings show New York 2 Detroit 7 with Detroit dominating as New York struggles. Chicks 4 Merten 2 highlights a scoring edge in a tight matchup while Totsi n Boeting and Hersher 4 contribute to ongoing league action.
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Detroit
Chicks
Merten
Pte
Ant
Borhecte & Hersher
Berea Area High School Basketball Tourney Die Cast Schedule
District tournament brackets list matches at Berea Sandusky Marion Toledo and regional implications. Elyria faces Cleveland John Marshall in opening, with Lakewood and Midview to follow. finalists advance to Toledo Regional. Evening games and potential pairings hinge on tonight results including Marshall versus Rocky River and Lakewood versus Fairview.
Krosky Paces Middies past Eagles in sectional showdown
Krosky scored 33 points and drew four records as Midview defeated North Olmsted 55-49 in the Elyria sectional final. Burgess and Crowell battled flu and injury, while Ole Miss—er Olmsted—saw Oring lead with 15 and Gelatka add 10 as Midview earned a Berea district berth.
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Krosky
Harry Groman
Midview Middies
Elyria
Middies
North Olmsted Eagles
Berea
Ted Gottfried
Elyma
Jack Comain
Oberlin
Norm Richards
Wellington
Richards
Eagles
Uoor
al Stacey
Midview
Burges
Norm Limeport
Kagins
Gary Oring
Bill Gelatka
Stacey
Gelatka
Oring
Ron Crowell
Olmsted
Orng
Burgess
Crowell
Tony Hart
Fred Bower
Bower
Ken Vassily
Nick Frascella
North Olmsted
Wayne Burgess
Olsted
Denison Relays Highlight Lorain County Standouts
Elyria's Mel Taylor won the broad jump 21 feet 0.5 inches while Amherst's Dick Mulford placed second in the pole vault at 12-5 behind Fred Anger of Ashtabula Eastlake. Bob Mulford finished fourth in the 40-yard dash. Elyria relay and distance crews claimed multiple places.
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Elyria High
Mel Taylor
Amherst
Dick Mulford
Lorain County
Denison
Taylor
Mulford
Fred Anger
Ashtabula Eastlake
Anger
Bob Mulford
Elyria
Tom McArthur
Forrest Bullock
al Sabo
NCAA opens 1960 tournament with two games in play
The NCAA basketball tournament begins with two games in progress and aims to fill remaining berths as regional matchups unfold. California defends the title with a Far West first round at San Francisco, while Oregon faces New Mexico State in a separate sectional contest.
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St. Joseph's
Big Ten Basketball Final Standings and Playoff Outline
Summary of a chaotic report detailing Big Ten and national postseason basketball alignments. Mentions Louisville and Sandusky amid unclear team names and broken OCR phrases. references Ohio U Notre Dame Cincinnati Missouri Valley and West Coast teams mapping for conference tournaments and NIT field.
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Axel Ewald
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Southwestern
Cincinnati
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Ait
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Pete
Norwalk, Tigers top in Ohio swimming meet. Mayher stars
Norwalk swept the Ohio conference swimming meet led by Bob Middaugh, Ron Allen, and Dave Culver with 17, 15, and 15 points. John Dane's 20 paced the Tigers as Sr. added 14. Mayher set records in the 100 and 200 back and 200 individual medley while Ohio Wesleyan trailed with 92 points and Oberlin, Wittenberg, Akron, Wooster, Muskingum and Hiram followed.
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Bob Middaugh
Norwalk
Ron Allen
Dave Culver
John Dane
Tigers
Delaware
Ken Ms Og Sitteranbe
Paul Mayher
Ohio
Huron
Chammonshiy
Mayher
Dick Fagier
Wittenberg
Gatirg
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Akron
Wooster
Muskingum
Hiram
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