Columbia Raiders Fall Short in Canton District Final
Columbia High Raiders ended a three game regular season run with a Canton District Final loss to Lowellville after a string of victories in three tournaments. Coach Bob Weaver and players wore the same lucky outfit for each game, ate at Shamrock in Canal Fulton, and balanced nerves with tough play and sportsmanship praised by Canton Repository writer Bob Stewart.
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Bob Weaver
Columbia High Raiders
Columbia
Fairport
the Shamrock Gm
Canal Fulton
Lovwellville
Bob Stewart
Canton Repository
Raiders
Lowellville
Arians Travelers
Frances
Garreatte
Riderville High School
Rugeville
Athletic Asweiateen
Boxing Career Should Be Short Said Wilfie Greaves
New York UPI reports middleweight Wilfie Greaves argues boxing is less punishing than hockey or football but demands speed and decisive exits to succeed.
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NEW York
UPI
Wilfie Greaves
Carrier's 488 Tops Amherst in Monday Lane Action
Amherst results show Carrier's 48 series and 202 singleton leading the Amherst Monday Night Women's League at Park Lanes. Duchoslav posted 728-2-114 for high team game. Sevas and Karaczi Mason- Ty lead with a 21-12 record.
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Amherst
Florence Carrier
Singleton
Park Lanes
Duchoslav
Seves
Karaczi Mason- Ty
Fight Results from Providence Upset Sanded by Confusing Text
Fragmentary sports notes from Providence describe a boxing or fighting event with unclear names and scores. The garbled text references competitors and places, including possible locations like Germany and Boston, but essential details are unreadable.
Elyria Prep Pioneers Ready for Regional Clash at Toledo
Elyria Highs basketball team began light workouts under coach Dale Reichenbach as they prep for a regional game in Toledo Friday. The 20-3 Pioneers, riding a 12 game win streak, face Marion after Sam Davis led scoring with 365 points this season.
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Elynn High
Toledo
Fnday
Dale Reichenbach
Reichenbach
Berea
Pioneers
Bill Gast
Regia Hee
Rangers
Lee Johnson
Bill Madden
Steve Lengel
Hilton Murray
Steve Hays
Lakewood
Glicks and Pharaohs Win in Lorain County A A Basketball Tourney
In Elyria YMCA play last night Glicks A C and the Pharaohs won Class A and Class C titles respectively. Ellis Harley led the Distributors with 18 points in a 69 63 win over Lorain Glass, while Fred Palmer scored 33 for the Pharaohs, pacing a 63 31 victory over Lorain Medinawojt s Dry Goods. Rural Electric posted an 81 75 win as Palmerang Mel Taylor added 16 and 12 for the Pharaohs. Tonight Lorain Youth Center meets Jaws at 7 with Brown Lipe Chapin vs Schilds IGA at 8 and Colin Clothes against Royal Catering at 9.
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Ellis Harley
Pepe
Gary Beal
Lorain Glass
Rura Electric
Wentzel
Ritchie Fred Palmer
Pharohs
Herman
Glick’s
A.C
Lorain-Medinawojt
Larry Stark
Lorain
Glass
Butchkos
Solomon
Bangas
Berens
Brooks
Conn Vy Stevenson
Davidson
Harley A
Williams
Krupp
Kaizht i i
Fi Forrest Distributing
Eural (Glick’s
Electric Palmer
Lorke
Goss
Knapp
VW Sherwood
C. Knapp
Bartow Beal
Moody Eee Harris
Glick's A. Co
Rural Electric
Wejlf's
Fraraqhs
Stark
Hamiton
Taylor
Woods
Novak
Duntep
Pond
Plowers
Dumke I Pusseli
Sipraggins
Disbrow of
Varga
Kelly Ao Oo
Ducats Aplenty Next Year Sellout Friday
Elyria High School announces season tickets for basketball and football next year. Athletics director Russ Dean says orders are accepted now through June with first come, first served season books. basketball $10 or $1 per home game, football $6.25 with five home games and potential extra, reserved football seats $1.50. Toledo Regional Tournament game against Marion sold out in the morning. Dean will push for more tickets from tourney officials.
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Elyria
Russ Dean
Dean
Toledo
Marion
Doan
Detroit 5 Loses ABC Title
Detroit Pfeiffer Beers lost their American Bowling Congress team title in Toledo as Structural Steel of Canton led with 950 997 986 2933 for fifth place. Eddie Lubanski needs 1231 in singles and doubles to break the all time 2004 l average record.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
Detroi Pfeiffer Beers
American Bowling Congress
Eddie Lubanski
ABC
Pfeiffers
St. Louis
Lubanski
Wilk
Structural Steel
Canton
Ohio
Pfeffers
Albert
Red) Muano
Structural
Joe Monastra
Miami Janes
Troy
Buckeye Conference Deliberates Expansion to New Members
Buckeye Conference principals and school officials met in Sandusky to discuss inducting Mansfield and Lorain Admiral King High into the Buckeye membership. No action was taken yet as the process to clear the deck continues. A March 23 meeting was scheduled, with Mansfield and Admiral King present alongside current members Edwin Lorain Sandusky Fremont Marion Findlay.
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Buckeye
Sandusky
Mansfield and
Lorain
Admiral King High
Elyria High School
Foster Elliottt
Mansell
Admiral King
Buckeye Conference
Edwin
Fremont
Maron
Findias
Bradley Bonnies Favored In NIT Quarterfinals At MSG
Top seeded Bradley and streaking St Bonaventure are favored to win quarterfinal games in the National Invitation Tournament tonight before an expected 18 000 capacity crowd at Madison Square Garden. Bradley 24 2 is a four point choice over Dayton 21 6 while St Bonaventure 20 3 is a one point favorite over fourth seeded St John s, the defending champions whom the Bonnies trounced 78 9 last December.
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New York
UPN
Bradley
St. Bonaventure
Madison Square Garden
Dayton
St. John's
Dunne
Bowling league leaders post high scores and standings
Elyma League action features Traxler's 674 series and top effort by Home League. Gib Henke, Tarr All-City leader, posts 712-209-241-662. Virg Shuster and Kim Moran Jr post multiple 600s, while Duke's Shoes leads the MRL with an 0584 three-game set. Blue Sky Inn claims 11th straight win in Ejiks Monday League.
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Bud Trainer
Bowling Center
Bowling Traxler
Gib Henke
Virg Shuster
Kim Moran Jr
Jack Trainer
Jack Betts
Henke
Duke Pubich
Rod Herman
Mike Frasco
Duke
Warren Byars
Hank Buthiewiczs
Jon
Lappine
Ines
Blue Sky Inn
Ejiks
600 Club Bowting Center Home League Notes
The page lists players and codes for a bowling center league including Traxier Virg Shuder Traxier Bett Tarry and others, with club affiliations and team lines. It references Beadix Westinghouse Office Leasec and various team codes like Duke Pribich Rob Heilman and Mike Kriewe in a fragmented league roster format.
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Bowting Center
Gad Traxier
Virg Shuder
Dim Vioran Jr
Jack Traxier
Sos
Dack Bett
Tarry
Heake
Duke Pribich
Sss
Rob Heilman
Ats
Mike Kriewe
Piersall Plays It Straight for Indians
Piersall, told to stop clowning, competes with Carroll Hardy for the Indians centerfield job. He has three hits in six appearances in early spring training, including a homerun, a single, and a pinch-hit double. Manager Frank Lane says he could hit 270 if he stays focused on baseball as the Indians prepare for a Mesa game with the Cubs.
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Tucson
Arig
UPI
Jum Piersall
Cleveland Indians
Piersall
Frank Lane
Carroll Hardy
Indians
Lane
Rchaser
Chikicago Cubs
Mesa
Zubrick Bowls 570 Leads Local Bowling Night
Sam Zubrick rolled a 570 series and Del Richmond a 214 single in the Monday Non-Handicap League at Perky Lanes. Rigo's Cafe posted a 902 game and 2,529 series while Stacey's Men's Shop held a 2144-14% win loss pace. Wayne Hyde led the Monday Amateur League with a 534 triple and Paul Wallace a 193 high single. The Sever 'Rats posted a 906 line and 2.28 series to command the league with an 11-7 record.
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Wellington
Sam Zubrick
del Richmond
Rigo
Stacey
Wayne Hyde
Paul Wallace
Sever ‘Rats
Laurels
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Frank Martin Anld
the Shamrock
Dale Dreger
Weaver
Dreger
By Oscar Fraley
Carrier
Greaves
Detroit
Wile
Eduardo
KO Lausse
Madson Square Garden
Lousse
Graves
Wilfe
Sears
Ming
Tnstake
Dorn Exchange
Providence
West Bedeman
Germany
Sam Davis
Glick
Forrest Distributing
Glick’s A.C
Pharaohs
Lorain County
Forrest Distributi
Morticians Division
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Elyria City
Mike Poulos
John Diedrick
Ralph Bixler
Bob Vilagi
Jim Smith
Lee Diedrick
Tom Barney
Reg Kirsch
Tom Hershaw
Jim Ross
Midway Drive-In
Cham- Carr
Ernie Webb
Tom Webb
Earl Webb
Nelson Bray- Pion
Phil Young
Gene Wolfe
Bill Haney
Rick
Reso Nee
Marie Macias
Yecas
Peacock
Jas Aneets
Tde
Frances Garroutte
Traxler
Preibich, Herman Next
Mercial League
Barren Byars—eoe
Beadix
Westinghouse
Dick Lyerli
Ocap
Uilding
Middle Ave
Second St.maao
Zubrick
Ing
Cotus
Lorain County Stationers
Fairfax
Second Street
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