Elyria Pioneers edge Lakewood in Toledo regional tilt
Elyria High faced Lakewood and a scout from Toledo Scott in a tense regional final buildup. Coaches Reichenbach and Degyansky offered candid postgame tones as Elyria hoped to ride late momentum. Players Davis Gast Bertemes Tenwick and Orsagh earned district all stars amid a tense scene.
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Sam Davis
Bill Gast
Elyria
Davis
Phil Bertemes
Lakewood
Dick Orsagh
John Marshall
Tom Tenwick
Lorain Kegler Tops Inter-City Singles Lead at Stoney's Rain Bow
Roger Ciarrone of Lorain surged to the singles handicap and actual lead during the Inter-City Bowling Tournament at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with games of 255 226 214 and a 695 actual series, plus a 731 with handicap. He pulled ahead of Elyria’s Clarence Wolfe and Masillon’s Steve Kresovich while new faces entered the top 20. Newcomers joined top team lists as Taystee Bread and First National Bank rose in team actual. Double-doubles saw Jim Nicholas and Ed Brosky of Lorain lead in doubles with high handicap and actual scores, while Ernie Ensign and George Vincent moved into fourth in doubles handicap.
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Roger Ciarrone
Lorain
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Ciarrone
Elyria
Clarence
Tubby) Wolfe
Steve Kresovich
Masillon
Wolfe
Kresovich
Wiliam Dorrance
Steubenville
Charles Jarotimek
Medina
Raymond Griesheimer
John Weber
Fostoria
Qiarrone
Ashtabula
Farina DiMare
Faedtricians
Peeriess Electric
Southington
Elvrra
Klares Apparel
Taystee Bread
Port Clinton
First National Bank
Klares
Taystee
National Bank
Schmenk-Fawcett
Ottawa
Hughes Drive-In
Alliance
Carrollton Poultry & Egg
Carrollton
Jim Nicholas
Ed Brosky
Ernie Ensign
George Vincent
Fiyria
Adams-Hoppes
Brubaker-Waear
Wea
Nicholas Brosky
Lorain Roberts-Martin
Newark
Alflen
D. Alflen
Ensign-Vincent
Alliance Stough-Mackey
Ravenna Simkovich-Schroeder
Elyrim
Brubaker-Wagar
Medina Pompei-Skyfeeda
Lorain Young-Wilson
Atherst
Rosky
Lorain Ashtabula
California, Buckeyes in NCAA semis clash with NYU in Cow Palace
Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati toward a revenge semi against California after beating Kansas 82-71 to reach the Midwest regional final in Manhattan. Ohio State meets New York University in the other NCAA semi in the Cow Palace with the winners set for the title game. In the NIT, Bradley faces Dayton and St John’s meets St Bonaventure as Utah State and Providence advance in New York and Salt Lake City.
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Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
California
San Francisco
Ohio State
New York University
Cow Palace
New York
Bradley
Dayton
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Louisville
The
Violets
Duke
Charlotte
N. C
Providence
Utah
Johnny Egan
New Englanders
St. Louis
Scrivens Rolls 608 and 638 in Weekend Bowling
George Scrivens posted a 608 in Stoney's Mixed League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with 202 214 192 and followed with a 638 in Harvey's Mixed League at Evans Lanes featuring 223 214 201 to lead his leagues that weekend. Edward Bartlett topped Elyria area bowlers with 650 in Stoney's Merchants League, while Vince Kopp joined the 600 Club with 219 193 190. Ruth Gest led the women with 518 in His & Her at Bowl-O-Drome.
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George Scrivens
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Harvey
Evans Lanes
Bartlett
Edward Bartlett
Stoney's Merchants
Vince Kopp
Jim Moran Sr
Elyria Bowling Center
Ruth Gest
Bowl-O-Drome
Patty Smith
600 Club Stonry Merchants League Scoring Note
Edward Bartlett 656 Vince Hopp si Bowling Center Mixed League Jim Moran Sr si Harvey s Mixed League George Scrivens 638 In Feminine Circles His and Her League Rath Gest sis Patty Smith on
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Stonry's Merchants League
Edward Bartlett
Vince Hopp
Bowling Center
Jim Moran
His & Her League
Sis
Harvey
Patty Smith
LaGrange Merchants, Builders Triumph in Local Tourney
LaGrange Merchants defeated Forrest Distributing 100 to 49 and Leimbach Builders toppled Swat's Collegians 7658 in a Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tournament at the Elg YMCA. Jim McCoy led the Merchants with 27 points, Dick Sweet scored 38 for Leimbach, and Dick Wentzel paced Lorain Products with 22.
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LaGrange
Forrest Distributing
jLeimbach Builders
Swat
Collegians
Lorain Products
Rockets
Lorain County
Elgin Ymca
Jim McCoy
Merchants
Dick Sweet
Leimbach
Dick Wentjzel
Cossacks
Wolf's Dry Goods
Lorain Glassi
Herman Glick
Athletic Club
Lotain - Medina Rural Electric
Cardinals Move to St. Louis Sets 1960 NFL Scene
The Chicago Cardinals win unanimous league approval to relocate to St. Louis for the 1960 season. Conditions include a satisfactory stadium lease and TV contracts by April 2, with $500,000 in moving expenses to be shared, and 25,000 season tickets guaranteed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Chicago Cardinals
St. Louis
Windy City
Bears
Cardinal
Walter Wolfner
Chicago
Cardinals
Joseph Griesedieck
Busch Stadium
Inter-City Standings in Mandicap and Team Events
Inter city standings list players with handicaps and teams in multiple events. Names span Ohio locales such as Elyria Medina Steubenville Wooster Lorain and teams like Peerless Electric Taystee Bread First Nations Bank. All events mention actual and handicap figures across singles doubles and all events.
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Ciarrone
Lorain
Ferina DiMare
Astitabule
Peerless Electric
Southington Klares
Elyria
Tayslee Bread
Port Clinton
First Nations Bank
Steubenville
Rubbermaid Inc
Wooster Cochran Rambler
Newark
Schinenk-Fawcett
Ottawa
Hughes Drive-In
Alliance
Corrollton Poultry
Carrollton
Gertenalager
Wooster
Palmer Wins Pensacola Open With 35-Foot Putt
Palmer edged Doug Sanders to win the Pensacola Open with a 35-foot clutch putt. He earned $2,000 for first place, boosting year earnings to $24,266, the tour’s high so far. Palmer posted a 67 after a 36 31 front and back nine to finish 1,208 4,199 for the 72-hole event.
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Pensacola
Fla
UPI
Nold Palmer
Galfer
Doug
Sanders
Ligonier
Pagolfer
Ae Palmer
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Toledo Scott
Ray Walford
Toledo
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Bob Daniels
C T
George Machoukas
Toledo University
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Bertemes
Tyria
Dale Reichenbach
Gene
Sonny) Degyansky
Columbus
Pioneers
Lee Johnson
Hilton Murray
Wayne Burgess
Midview
Steve Zaman
Bill Maynard
Marshall
John Sheldon
First Methodist Church
Sheldon
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John
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Lars
John Moore
Ralph Fobes
Ralph
Lorain Kegler
Karl W. Plocher, Inc
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Joe Worthen
Kentucky
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Fred Atkins
Tories the Great
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United Press International
Chicago Bears
George Halas
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Roger Clarrope
Avira
Clarence Tubby
Myria Breve
Kresovica
Maastul
William Dorrance
Aleubenville
George Simkovich
Joseph Keartey
Steubririne
Charles Jarolimek
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Richard Ferren
North Canton
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