Berea Sectional Ends Delayed by Snow in High School Tourney
Lars Wagner led the Berea sectional to its finish after a snow delay, coordinating district pairings with coaches and Elyria officials. Elyria fans and ticket demands dominated Berea and Lakewood, while coach Dale Reichenbach and others joked about good old days amid the tight schedule. Chuck Burns of Elyria reportedly lost in the Eastern Golden Gloves final after a late left hook by Bobby Warthen.
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Berea
Lars Wagner
Robert Wagner
Lars
Baldwin-Wallace College
Basketball Palace
Elyria
Bagley Rd
Lakewood
Elyria High
Russ Dean
Pioneers
Russ
Wellington High
Gil Shellhouse
Dukes
Midview
Middies
North Olmsted
Reichenbach
Rick
Lorain
Elyria Bowling Standouts Post Fourth 700 Series
Mike Frisco bowled a 725 in Tarry's All-City League to top Elyria bowler nights with 298-245-221. Ray Knight led 600 Clubbers with 666 on 223-232-211 while Gil Bauer, Earl Cotton, Chuck Lewicki, and Jack Tarry Jr. posted strong scores. Other leagues saw Wes Fackler, Walt Kash, Charles Hengartner reach 600s and Sarah Kucherak lead in Feminine Circles with 504.
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Tarry
Ray Knight
Ooe Gi Bauer
Eart Cotton
Chuck Lewicki
Jack Tarry Jr
Mike Frisco
Mike
Tarry’s
Gil Bauer
Earl Cotton
Array
Duke
Bill
Mobil
Wes Fackler
Bess & Andy
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Walt Kash
Charles Hengartner
Bowling Center
Kash
Hengartner
Fritz Thomas
Evans Lanes
Rudy's Bowl
North Ridgeville
Marilyn Schwertle
California Bears Named UPI National Champs in 1959-60
California earns the United Press International Board of Coaches national title after a 24-1 regular season. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati with key first place votes, Ohio State and Utah also rank highly as 35 coaches cast ballots through March 5.
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New York
UPI
California
Golden Bears
United Press International Board of Coaches
Peter Newell
Cincinnati
Newell
Bears
Idaho State
Oscar Robertson
Ohio State
Utah
Roi
Cincinnat
Bradley
West Virginia
Utah State
Georgia Tech
Villanova
Indiana
Mt. St. Bonaventure
New York University
Texas
North Carolina
Duke
Gaesgy State
Auburn
Providence
St. Louis
Dayton
Kansas
Holy Cross
Wake Forest
Texas A & M
St. John's
Notre Dame
Miami
Fla
St. Joseph's Pa
Kentucky
Navy
West Virginia Navy
Madison Square Garden
Connecticut
Princeton
Lexington
Ohio University
Western Kentucky
Santa Clara
Seattle
Wash
Loyola Calif
de Padt
Cincinnati de Paul
Indians Sign Bonus Pitcher Intra-squad Opener
Cleveland Indians signed Bob Miller Jr. to a 25000 bonus contract and will watch Mike Lee start today in the first Hi Corbett Field intra-squad game. Miller reports to camp for a Class D farm assignment. scouts say Lee could throw through a barn door, but control remains a concern.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Hi Corbett Field
Tribe
Bob Miller Jr
Coalinga
Calif
Miller
Trainir
Biz
Mike Lee
Indians
San Francisco Giants
Dario Lodigiani
Lee
Dover
Fight Results and Confused Quotes In Reported Arena Bout
The article presents fragmented quotes from a fight report with unclear names and garbled phrases. Key terms include New York and an arena, plus references to money and a person named Pedro, all embedded in a disordered transcript.
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Lee
New York
Ichrias Arena
Cpb
Sid Sen
Puetin Jur
Pedro Broel
Angentizy
Berea Elyria District Tournament doubleheader sets tone
Marshall defeats Rocky River 77 57 to punch a ticket ahead of a Berea finale while Lakewood cruises past Fairview in the same night. Maynard Sparks leads Marshall with 18 points as Len Stafford and Dick Orsagh add rebounds and double figures. Lakewood turns up the press to win 27 17 at halftime and finish strong behind Tenwick 25 and Bertemes 20. Snyder adds 24 for Fairview.
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Maynard Sparkplug
Bill Maynard
Marshall
River
Len Stafford
Dick Orsagh
West Senate
Harry Stremanos
Ron Solberg
Dave Rule
Elyria
Bagley Rd
Dale Reichenbach
Elyrians
Bill Madden
Rick
Madden
Hilton Murray
Lee Johnson
Satin Davis
Bill Gast
Midview
Lakewood
Gene Degyansky
Rangers
Fairview
Ray Snyder
Warriors
Lake
Wood
Degyansky
Tom Tenwick
Bill Bertemes
Scott Lawson
Ranger
Snyder
Mainta
Rocky Miven
Orsagh
McNeil
Tarewood
Taeview
Solberg
Westen
Stafford
Tenwick
Scherler
Maynard
Zaman
Las
Stremanoe Uss
Andrew
TiGeok
Sampson
Steiss
Reener
Leshi
Allmen
Bertemes
Michaels
James _ Lawson
Silvsrdt
Smith
Papp
Basketball Scores From AA and A Sectionals Across Ohio
Class AA sectional results include Bedford area games with Greve East Tech 69 over Cleveland Cathedral Latin 60 and Garfield Heights 60 over Cleveland John Hay 45. Berea’s John Marshall 77 over Rocky River 37. Lakewood St. Paruvier 51. Class A district play in Zanesville features Hopesell 64 over Beaverton 42 and Marietta Newport 59 over Batesville 45. New York area teams listed in NCAA regional first rounds show DePaul 69 over Air Force Academy 63 and Utah 80 over South California 73. Other scores include Villa Madonna 94 over College of Idaho 70. Savannah 85 over Willamette 74. New Mexico 96 over Nebraska Wes 90. Oklahoma Rapid 75. South OU 71.
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Berea
Elyria High
Cleveland
John Marshall
Midview
Lakewood
Marshall
Rocky River
Fairview
Tel
Bedford Greve
East Tech
Cleve
Cathedral Latin
Garfield
John Hay
Nass Toortan
Villa Maderna
Col. of Idaho
Savanna
Willamette
New Mexico
Nebraska
Wes
Whither
Ferris Ins
Oklahoma Rapi
South
Boutiwest Tex
Oshkosh
William Jewell
Stetson
Grambling
den Conn
Bout Rescheduled at Madison Square Garden in New York
The two round welterweight elimination bout between Fedenco Thompson of Argentina and Bernie Kid of Cuba was moved to March 2 at Madison Square Garden. The original March 2 match between Eduardo Lausse of Argentina and Will Greaves of Canada was shifted to March 28.
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New York
UPI
Fedenco Thompson
Argentina
Berniie Kid
Parct
Cuba
Madison Square Garden
California Bears Set for 1959 NCAA Title Run
California, defending champion, eyes a rematch with West Virginia in the 1959 NCAA tournament after edging Idaho State 71-70 to claim the West title risk. The Bears, coached by Pete Newell, face long travel and tough regional rivals as Kansas, Cincinnati, and Saint Louis pursue upsets toward San Francisco.
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Texas
Force Academy
Chicago
Utah
Cal
California
West Virginia
Ifornia
Provo
Cincinnati
Xavier Uni-1
Kansas
Varsity
Kansas State
St. Louis
Nebraska
Louisville
Uon
Missouri
Ida-nttan
Iowa State
San Francisco
Navy
New York
Mountaineers
Pete Newell
Bears
Fred Schaus
Derby contenders flood the scene with vivid horse names
A noisy list of Derby hopefuls from Fraley showcases flashy horse names and speculative odds. The article notes a tough field, with many horses like Warfare Troe and Command Pilot among possibilities, and ends by predicting the challenge of choosing the last finisher.
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Fraley
Herbs
United Press
New York
UPIC
Count Fleet
Erik
Manassa
Os Jchari
Maddock Scores 51 as Ridge Tool wins B league finale
Elyria Class B Basketball League regular season ends with Ridge Tool defeating Auditors 76 40 led by Doug Maddock's 51 points on 24 field goals and 3 free throws. Les Stalla tops Auditors with 19. Midway Drive In wins 19th straight in National Division. Gene Wolfe and Phil Young each 15. Bittner DeCarlo caps second half with 60 0 record by beating Elyria Bowling Center 38 43.
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Doug Maddock
Ridge Tool
Nets
Elyria
Midway Drive-In
Civics
Gene Wolfe
Phil Young
Bittner-DeCarlo
Elyria Bowling Center
Bob Vilagi
Bittner
Bill Archer
Bowling Center
LaGrange Merchants
Big Ten Considers Postseason Ban Sparks Student Protests
Student newspapers at Big Ten schools protest proposed ban on all postseason sports arguing it would sap conference identity. editorials from The State News at Michigan State Illinois Urbana Champaign Ohio State and Minnesota criticize ending the Rose Bowl pact and warn of Ivy League drift. discussions set for May 18 in East Lansing.
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Big Ten
Little Ten
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
The
State News
Illinois
Urbana
Lini
Ohio State
Minnesota Daily
Iowa Student Daily
Waite Cracks 603 In Wellington Monday League
Robert Waite rolled a 603 series in the Monday Non Handicapped League at Perky Lanes to lead Wellington bowlers. Gino Singleton earned honors for Leonard Davidson. Eagles crew posted 879 as top team, Trohman Funeral Home had high team series, and Stacey's Men's Shop led the league with 32,1122. Freeman Wallace topped the Monday Amateur League with a 35 high series, while Dick Scaries led in singles. Nehi Beverages posted 31 for top team game, Sneders Five & Dollar captured team series with 2,330, and Hacken's Lines led the league with a 9514 mark.
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Wellington
Robert Waite
Wes ‘Lington
Leonard Davidson
Gino Singleton
Eagles
al Trohman
Stacey's
Freeman Wallace
Dick Scaries
Nehi Beverages
Sneder
Five &Dollar
Hacken
Amherst Bowling League Scores Highs In Local Meet
Fiorence Carrier rolled 514 series and a 204 game to lead the Amherst Monday Night Women’s Bowling League at Park Lanes. Karaczi Masonry led with a 210 won loss record and 2 126 for high team saves while Cobb Masonry posted 753 for high team game.
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Amherst
Fiorence Carrier
Park Lanes
Sin
Steten
Karaczi
Whit
Cobb Masonry
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Snow
New York Daily News
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Chuck Burns
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Bobby Warthen
Burns
Warthen
Parry
Charles Hengariner
Fritz
Thomas
Sarah Kucherak
Mike Frisce
St. Bonaventure
St Joseph's
Pa.i
Nav
Trmdhans
Herb
Fitch
Mel Harder
Harder
Evans
Marshall, Lakewood Triumph
Baldwin- Wallace College
Bereadeve
Rocky Rive
Lakeweed
Paurview
Zanesville
Hopesell
Beavertown
Marietta
Newport
Batesville
Vincent
Fort Frye
DePaul
Air Force Academy
Califeme
Cimelanat
Si Lous
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Portland
Buffaio
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Siena
Gettysburg
Clara
Loyola
Allegheny
Fuel
NCAA
Big Bird
al Schacht
Vox Pop
Doc
Marty
Tool
Maddock
Midway
Elyria Business College
Ray Crittenden
Frank Roberts
Len Leninger
Business College
Dick Vance
Len Hauser
Green Dragon
United Polish Club
Tom Kaminski
Bill Noveske
Dave Abbey
Elyria Telephone
Elyria Implement
Midwat
Webb Wolfe
Il Janowicz
Vance
Andresé
Smith ' Re
Howard
Grey
Midwar
Curire
Business — College
Leninger
Keapp
Keep
Pearce Knapp
Butcher
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Metiaga
E ‘ H Hazien
Serbokit Iiadea
Brane
LaGrange Meth
Toma
Upa
Ieee
Sorling
Horvath
Whitty
Archer Sui
Brattol
Giowrr
Mort
Mitchel
Big 10
United Proes Information
Waite
Pet Midwau Drive-in
LaGratae Merchants
Brown-Lipt-Chapin Chews
Elstia Civics
Elyria Bug College
Bitwer-Decarto
Olsen Reeling Center
Extria Telephone
Carrier Rolls
Harry S. Burr, Jeweler
Second Street
Fairfax
Wellow
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