Elyria League Bowlers Tie Honor Series Across Eight Leagues
Sixteen men and twelve women achieved honor series tying a season mark set in 1959 across eight Elyria League divisions. Mike Gismond led the men with a 654 frame, while Joyce Gildenmeister led the women with a 591 as Rainbow Lanes hosted events and multiple clubs posted 600-plus games. Other standout scores included 976 by Grafton Pharmacy and 1,006 by Ned Beverages, with numerous 600-plus efforts across Rainbow Lanes, Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, and Tarry Lanes.
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Elyria League
Mike Gismond
Joyce Gildenmeister
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
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Gildenmeister
Gildenmester
Gismond
al Kullis
Pat Henke
Rudy Weig
Dutch Ford
Grafton Pharmacy
Ned Beverages
Trang Gildenmeister
Gerry Pomeroy
Coletta Sittinger
Dot Boreski
Peg Taylor
Arlene Visnisin
Kay Uhl
del Brumby
Reynolds
Les Reynolds
Tarry
Tarry Lanes
Seres
al Schroeder
Earl Cotton
Bob Knipper
Herb Guyeska
Jim Lyons Jr
Bil Danz
Joe Buga
Jack Tarry Jr
Playtex
Lake Ave
Singleton
Carling
Bob Wymer
Bowl-O-Drome
Art Dawson
Harshaw Chemical
Elyria Bowling Center
Trundlers
Barrie Buell
Oberlin
Stoney's
Barbara Boehler
Elks
Rose Loescher
Pat Hess
Harvey’s
Evans Lanes
Stoney S
Sudro Curtis
Fairchild Jims
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Fphckinger & Sons
Chas Vollmer
Stoneys
Mellington Hardware
Wossilex
Supers Insurance
Harvey's
Green Parrot
Commercal
Gil Bauer
Motor Freight
Gardners
Marge Christensen
Elyra Elry
Bob Bostey
Grafton Dept Store
Betty Blair
Strohs Beer
Strohacker Inc
Vincents Stars
Geo Vincent
Erb Radio
Robck Insurance
Jack Travis
Mike Gismondi
Local Bowling Standings And Player Listings
Independent and home leagues show players like Pat Henke and Mike Gismondi with scores in the 600s. Multiple leagues including Lear Home, Harshaw Chemical, and Obertin Women influence standings with listed members and scores such as 603 and 547.
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Money
Mike Gismondi
al Kutica
Pat Henke
Rudy Weigi
Dutch Ford
Tarry
Lee Reynolds
al Schroeder
Earl Cotton
Bob Knipper
Herb Guyeska
Dim Lyons Jr
Bill Dans
Doe Buga
So Ack Tarry Jr
New Golf Association names Benedict as vice president
New York UPI reports Clarence W Benedict of Mamaroneck New York is named to succeed Emerson Carey Jr of Denver as vice-president of the United States Golf Association. Carey resigned for business reasons.
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US Golf Association
Clarence W Benedict
Mamaroneck
Emerson Carey Jr
Denver
Carey
Too Tired To Love? A Hidden Cause in Marriages
Reader's Digest invites Marion Hilliard M D. to discuss a common intimate problem harming marriages. The April feature outlines how fatigue affects relationships and offers guidance on remedies and steps to restore intimacy and harmony.
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Reader's Digest
Marion Hilliard
Last Night's Bowling Results in Local Leagues
Local standings show Hart Construction leading with a 32-1 record in the Hart Construction league. Notable high scores include Helen Krager 420 and Jerry Cole 549 across multiple divisions, with teams like DeCarlo Funeral Home and Beavers posting strong 0-1 setbacks.
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Rudl's
Eudy's
ST Agnes
Chippettes
Berries
Thorley & Drage
Turnpike Herman Contractors
Jerry Cole
Connie Mate
Beavers
Pais Shell Gas
D Kubuske
Mo Funeral Home
Hart
Buckeyes
Flo Bru
E Brumenschenket
Ray &Struction
Bustro Schaceler
Menschenkel
Baronettes
Dees Trading Post
Lorain
Hart Construction
Dorothy Music
H Rice
Strohs
Kelly
Reet
Nall Canetruntinn
Lorain County Amateur Tourney crowns champions
In 1960 the Kohlmyer Hardware Dunham's Dairy Bar and the Jaws won the Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tournament titles, earning county tourney hardware.
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Dunham's Dairy Bar
The
Jaws
Lorain County
Variety Card Set Tonight at Ridgeville High Gym
NORTH RIDGEVILLE residents were invited to a night of events at Ridgeville High Gymnasium featuring seventh and eighth grade basketball at 6 30 p m along with a dog show and trampoline demonstration. At the Elydia YMCA last night Kohlmyer defeated Herman Glicks AC 97 4 for Class A, the Dairy Bar beat Lem yhaen Bartidei 93 82 for Class B, and the Jaws won Class C by defeating Pharaohs 514 with Lenny Hill and Jam Garbash each scoring 15. Don Hershey led Don Hershey Dairy Bar with 32 points, others contributed 22 points apiece for Pat Gallagher and Lou Tsipis, while Bill Barker Roger Short and Les Freeman added 11 each for Kohlmyer.
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Herman Glick
Dairy Bar
Lemyhaen Bartidei
Jaws
Pharaohs
Tom Gwin
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Bill Barker
Roger Short
Les Freeman
el Burke
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Pat Gallagher
Lou Tsipis
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Warren Signs Wilson as Warren Harding Coach
Ben Wilson head football coach at Sandusky High signed a three year contract to lead Warren Harding. He succeeds Gene Slaughter, who resigned to become an OSU assistant. Wilson also becomes director of athletics for secondary schools as his new team plans a 10 game schedule next fall.
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Eben Wilson
Sandusky High
Warren Harding Wilson Sandusky
Gene Slaughter
Ohio State
Wilson
Ridgeville captures Lorain County volleyball title
Ridgeville High School won the Lorain County Coaches' Volleyball Tournament crown with two straight wins over South Amherst, 11-0 and 13-11, in the finals. Avon Lake Juniors defeated Avon Lake Senior in the consolation, 13-7. Brookside took the losers' upper bracket title and Keystone won the losers' lower bracket.
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Ridgeville High School
Lorain County
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A's Executive Ridicules Move to New Jersey
WEST PALM BEACH Florida UPI Parke Carroll executive vice president and general manager dismissed a plan to move the Athletics from Kansas City to New Brunswick New Jersey and rebrand as the New Jersey Athletics. He said the board will not sell or relocate the club and will continue the policies of late president Arnold Johnson. The Berg brothers leading a New Jersey syndicate proposed a 30 million stadium and 75 000 seats to lure a major league team to New Brunswick.
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Kanesas City
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Horseman Dies at 87 in Columbus Harness Racing
Benton Ts Columbus Dempsey a harness race owner trainer and driver for 65 years died Wednesday at 87 He was a charter member of the US Trotting Association and began racing at age 12 in his first event.
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Ts Benton (Pop) Dempsey
Dempsey
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