Raeder Projected as U of M Grid Fixture After 1956 Buckeye Pace
Crackerjack fullback Paul Raeder of Lorain High, runnerup in the 1956 Buckeye Conference, is seen as a key returnee for the Michigan Wolverines. He ranked third in conference scoring with 36 points and 49 for the season, though Michigan will use him as a defensive specialist in 1960.
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Paul Raeder
Lorain High
Buckeye
University of Michigan
Raeder
Michigan
Chalmers
Bump Elliott
Wolverines
LSU
Raider
the Raiders
Hank Fonde
Jack Nelson
Elsha
Wolverine
U of M
Wilt Chamberlain undecided after quitting NBA
Wilt Chamberlain, after announcing he quit the NBA, weighs offers from Philadelphia and other teams. Eagles owner Eddie Gottlieb discusses a potential three year deal worth about 100000 dollars for next season while Saperstein’s Harlem Globetrotters lure with past ties and possible visits loom. Chamberlain hints at trips to meet friends and to consider options before making a final choice.
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Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
Chamberlain
Wilt
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Saperstein
Wilh
Trotters
Gottlieb
NBA
Barber DeSoto Leader With 137
Jerry Barber, a 5'5" 137-pound pro, led the $40,000 De Soto Open at De Soto Lakes with 69-68-137 on a 6902-yard course. He survived a jungle rough, two bogeys, and holds a two-stroke edge over Doug Sanders and Mike Diet as 1180 players were cut to 54.
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Bradenton
Fla
UPI
Jerry Barber
Barber
de Soto Lakes
Bob Gealby
Don Fin
Sterward
Tequesta. Fla
Doug
Sanders
Miarai
Johnny
East Tech, Roosevelt reach Ohio AA title showdown
East Tech defeats Timken while Roosevelt edges Toledo Scott to set the Ohio high school Class AA final. The Scarabs and Trojans win semifinals, with East Tech's speed and hustle edging Roosevelt and Timken overcoming Scott for a 71-60 semifinal tilt.
East Tech set to win AA title in state tourney
Columbus coverage notes East Tech poised to capture third straight Class AA state basketball title after a 71-60 semifinal win over Canton Timken at St John Arena. Roosevelt advances 62-58 over Toledo Scott to meet East Tech, sellout crowd 15,956.
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Bob Grimm
Roosevelt Columbus
UPI
Unbeat
Dayton
Roosevelt
Toledo
Scott
Cleveland Easts
Tech
Ohio High
State
East Tech
Howell
Timken
Dayton Roosevelt
Ohio
Scarabs
John Woolthird
Ums
Joseph Howell
Canton
Earl Johnson
All-Ohio
John Mate Wilson Graham
Trojans
Gogo Boys
Cleveland
Sear
Tim Big
Gene Lane
Scott Trojans
Namciv
Teddiea
Toledo Scott
Columbus
John Woolums
St. John Arena
Tim‘ken
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Ray Wolford
Toleuo Scott
Lou Rotunda
Finesse
Moore
Rotunda
Salem Loca
Andy Kandik
Ohio State University
St.John
Frank Martin
Gowls
Hall
Columbia High
Frazersburg
Frank
Bowlers Lead Elyria Leagues With Strong 600 Club Totals
Getty, Miller and teammates pace multiple leagues with high pinfalls in Elyria circuits. Getty’s 614 series joins Noll and Yun with 608s and 608s in the 600 Club. Miller tops Women All City with 215, 170, 186 as Kay Uh and others push scores across Elyria lanes.
Bowling League Players Featured in All City Circles
The report lists members from multiple leagues including 600 Club Bowling Center C League with Bill Getty and Ray Noll and Elyria Eagles League team members like Gene Miller and Gerry Pomeroy. Other names include Mary Cahise, Del Pavelka, Nancy Broe, Flo Fuersi and Irene Hallett across Nite Owl and United Polish Club Auxiliary groups.
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Bill Getty
Gene Miller
Getty
Ray Noll
Bob Yun
Noll
Knights of St. John
Evans Lanes
Yun
Elyria Eagles
Tarry Tavern
Miller
Tarry Lanes
Kay Uh
Mary
Dahl
Gerry
Pomeroy
Betty Sailer
Dot Pavelka
Nancy Broz
Flo Fuerst
Irene Hallett
Delores Peebles
Helen Ritter
Bow-O-Drome
Gene
Bowling Results Across Multiple Women's and Local Leagues
The clipping lists results from several leagues including WOMENS LE CITY LEAGUE, AUXILIARY LEAGUE, WELLINGTON- Loveda Bur scorp, and more. It records team and individual scores with high games and series, noting leaders such as Billie Balogh and others, across Perky Lanes and local houses.
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Su. c
ST. Joan Lutheran League
C Jolley
F. Majoras
Bittner
DeCarlo Pascral
Nite Owl League
Abel Bishop & Clark
U.P.C. Sree
Wellington
Duplex Peary
UPC
Melon Bitter
Billie Balogh
Onidyai
Ear Bird
Perky Lanes
Burkevte
Pace Ex Polio Patient Sets Up Major ABC Challenge
Pace of Atlanta Georgia boosts his bid in the American Bowling Congress tournament standings after a 636 series and strong all events marks. Manager Paul Kulbaga of Cleveland leads the all events while Trepasso of Columbus and Johnson of Chelsea chase podium spots as Texans Brooks and Burnett help Dallas area bids in doubles.
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Toledo
Ohio
UPI
Atlanta
Pace
Ehurdhood
Police
ABC
St. Louis
Ed Lubaks
Detroit
Olin Johnson
Chelsea
Voeh
Ato
Gar Angles
Texans
Jamis Brooks
Jer Burnett
Houston
Tom Trepasso
Columbus Ohio
Dehnem
Brooks
Burnett
Lone Star State
M Senes
Reds Win Pushes Barons to Fourth Place
Bob Beckett and Ken Yackels stopped Hershey's attack as the Providence Reds edged the Hershey Bears 64 to win and leap two points over the Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey League race. Rochester blanked Cleveland 74 in the other action with Pat Hannigan scoring the first American goal and Hank Ciesla scoring late in the third.
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Bob Beckett
Ken Yackels
Hershey
Providence Reds
Cleveland
Beckett
Ther Bo
Nick Mokesk
Providence
Reds
Cleveland Barons
Rochester
Pat Hannigan
Hank Cicsla
Baseball scores and erratic standings from fictional games
Reported MLB style scores show Tah defeating Washington 9 to 8 and Cincinnati tying New York 4 to 4. Other lines include mismatched team names and chaotic entries suggesting a garbled recap with inconsistent innings and player names.
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Ketch
Jim Ketchum
Stan Machock
Denver
Colo
Peoria
Caterpillars
Pipers
Stan
Madhock
Gary Thomas
Millie
the Ferres
Western Reserve High
Wakeman
Marty Vieth
Fostoria St. Wendelin
United Press International
Elyria High
Sam Davis
Lee Johnson
Marion Harding High
Ray Martin
Lorain
Bill Madden
Elyria
al O'Neil
Lorain St. Mary
Fostoria
Wendelin
Middletown
Kent Roosevelt
Charlie Boykin
Lucas
Boykin
The
Akron Goodyears
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Barber DeSoto
Bob Daniels
John Moore
Chronicle- Telegram
Daniels
By Bob Daniels
Naa
Elyr
Lane
Max
Fredderhohann
New Bremen
Teddies
L. C. Snow
Cardinals
Red Raiders
Davis
Grhium
Bald Brown
Porter Dari Westagg
Pacer
Nancia
Perry
Marcelli
New Bremen Mikes
Sherry Schacht
South Amherst
Bremen
New
Miltie Balogh
Maggie Wottring
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
600
Cis
Knights of M1
John League
Elyria Eagies
United Polish Cub Auxilary League
Millie Balogh
Burkette
Womens
LE City League
Tarts
Tatezz
Lorain County Merchants League
Teas Howe cl Beauty
Paals Auto Shop
Larue Capes
Wellington Batdcare
Meves
Sue Reed
Jey Avie Weak
Jed
Die's Bar
Larue Casey Sp
Eagles
Dutch Beer
Gardner Tes
Bob Tun
Budweser
the Tavern
Dave ‘Larrick
Fond Market
Ohio Vending
Fioré Kuart
Engiey
Rorick Inc
Muaer - der Arg
Funesai Bome League
Iauts
BOT
O-Drout Bone League Merchants
Arvey's
Es Reig
Stron’s
Bel Maines
Guires
Carnings
Hank Jost
Oak's Cafe
Whites Smith
Wevebants
Bank Bert
Penett Yi
Seward
Wigh Veries — & Seavitte
Roys Pask-Fites
Jon
Wiesenman
Butch Mowre
BN Sob Wee
Baneeee Tarver
Gariners
Ardy
Chet Seer
Rath Wells
Pfaldler
Leagte Olseral
NDI Strier Bailie
SUTY
OWL Leagte
Dim Castanier
Fop
Hank WeCiay
Wikts
Steve Sunhinder
Jemes
Pepsi Cole
Boito Chub
Taxe Shoe
Gage Corp
Heneerine
BIA Getty
MERC
Tippitts Tire
S Inn
Texas
George Wry
Gileapir’s
Sobio
Anita
Jerry Sebo
Black Lake
Lios
Joe Kris
Len Oberlin Country Club
Sberfia
Obie
Paul Kulbaga
Trepasso
Barons
Keith Johnson
W. Kenneth Johnson
Fay Company
Eigris
Washinamon
R Cinciman
New York
Micankee
Yatoa
Person
Mene Mace
Basten
Sarumace
Lon Ameeles
Center
Third St
Etyria
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