Canton Timkep Stars Fall in Class AA Semi Final
East Tech defeated Canton Timkep 71 to 60 in a state high school basketball semifinal at Columbus. Gene Lane of Cleveland Fast Tech dribbled with one finger as a dazzling captain in the action. Joe Pucci and Don Casar led Canton Timkep with 56 and 62 point placeholders.
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Gene Lane
Cleveland Fast Tech
Columbus
Canton Timkep
Joe Pucci
Don Casar
East Tech
UPI
State high school semis set in Columbus on WRFD WIW
WBSC reports semi finals tonight with WRFD airing at 1 45 and WIW at 7 45 p m. NBA playoffs feature KYW IV at 2 and WEWS at 3 30. Cary Midlecoff faces Al Berselink in golf. WEWS sports at 5. Tomorrow bowling on KYW TV at noon and WEWS at 2. Baseball spring training highlight on WIW TV at 12 30.
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Columbus
WIW
Kyw-Iv
Bridge—Wews
Cary Midlecoff
al Berselink
Inter-City Bowling action draws Elyria teams to Stoney's
Five Elyria outfits compete in the 49th Inter-City Bowling Association Tournament at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes led by doubles and singles play. Wellington and Avon squads join Elyria clubs in the shift with captains including Elmer Zoltai Andy Spanos Bob Toth George Long Stan Ozminkow and Rudy Lampen Jack Jurek Carl Henke and others. Peerless Electric of Southington leads team handicap and Roethlisberger's of Mansfield tops previous weekend actuals as Elyria rivals chase top pins with Tubby Wolfe and Steve Kresavich among noted scorers.
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Elyria
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Wellington
Avon
Fiyra
Bob Saddler Insurance
Elmer Zoltai
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Andy Spanos
C. A. Olsen Co
Bob Toth
Indicators
George Long
Hilltop House
Stan Ozminsko
Rudy Lampen
Truman
Gary Perkins
Avoti
Stroh's
Beer
Jack Jurek
Elyma
Elyma Stationers
Carl Henke
Peerless Electric
Southington
Handiccap
Handiccap Digson With A 3.179 Pin Fall, and Roethlisberger
Manscheid
Kiares Apparel
Elyna Ue
Clarence
Tubby) Wolfe
Elyna
Steve Kresavich
Massilion
Arcaro Captures Three Wins at Aqueduct Friday
Eddie Arcaro rode three winners at Aqueduct including Middle Brother in the Linden Purse worth 10 000 dollars. Willie Shoemaker, leading New York riders at the Big A with 13 victories, rode two winners.
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New York
UPI
Eddie Arcaro
Aqueduct
Middle Brother
Willie Shoemaker
Frazeysburg and Salem Local Vie For Class A State Title
Frazeysburg and Salem Local won dramatic regional games to reach the Class A state final in Columbus. Frazeysburg defeated New Bremen 64 to 51 and Salem Local upset New Boston 67 to 59 as coach Bill Hupp earned praise as Coach of the Year.
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Frazeysburg
Red Raiders
New Bremen
Salem
New Boston
Bill Hupp
UPI
Brooklyn Rookie Tommy Davis Shines Against Whitey Ford
Brooklyn native Tommy Davis, in his first at bat against Whitey Ford, smoothed a clean line drive to left field and later scored on a broken bar single by Sandy Koufax. Pete Reiser mentored Davis in Kokomo and Green Bay, praising his speed and hitting as he moved through Dodgers farm teams toward the majors alongside Frank Howard.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Whitey Ford
Tommy Davis
Talen
Moore
Ayeers
Saivon
Riley
Roger Maris
Ayin
New Bremen
Hirshtela
Pbeston
Davis
Davis Totais
Ken Hunt
Gil MacDougald
Prazer
New Breaien
Hag
Sandy Koufax
Salon
McCullough
Thrasher
McGuire
Markin
New Boston
Eebloning
Herman Thomas Davis Jr
Brooklyn
Frazier
Los Angeles Dodgers
S. Jenkins
Har
Pete Reiser
Green Bay
Wisc
Peter
Dodgers
Iowa
Isconsin
Innesota
Pete
Kokomo
Ind
Reiser
Frank ‘Howard
St. Louis
Braves
Cardinals
Spokane
Frank Howard
Howard
Dominican Republic
Los Angeles
Walter Alston
Ohio State
Afloat and Afield Season Opener and Wildlife News
The Elyria Audubon Society schedules a Sune day trip to Magee Marsh with a focus on an active bald eagle nest due to cold delay of whistling swans. The group meets at Magee Marsh HQ at 11 a.m. before visiting Crane Beach State Park and the lake shore. Wellington Bowhawks report a strong turnout for a work party and an upcoming Bow hawk outdoor range shoot. Indoor shoots feature high scorer Earl Shovlin and teammates. Concurrent reports include a winter waterfowl decline in the Central Flyway, an 18 percent drop in the Pacific Flyway, a Chincoteague duck sales ring bust with seven arrests, and extensive hunting safety statistics.
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Suneday
Elyria Audubon Society
Magee Marsh
Rt. 2
Crane Beach State Park
Magee
Wellington Bowhawks
Bowhawk
Earl Shovlin
Pete Eastin
E. Dorinsky
Bob Snow
Orioles Win 13-Inning Clash as Pappas Wilhelm Shine
Milt Pappas and Hoyt Wilhelm blanked the Dodgers in 13 innings as the Orioles pushed six runs in the 13th to win 6-0. Wilhelm added a two run single earlier, Dodgers managed just one hit. Cubs beat Red Sox 6-5 while White Sox, Yankees, and Giants won decisive exhibits.
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United Press International Dodgers
Miami
Pappas
Phillies
Milt Pappas
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Dodgers
Grandpappy
Paul Rich
Wally Moon
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Oriole
Staffords
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Lo Angeles
Louis Cardinals
Cin- Dodgers
Orioles
Cinnati Reds
Chicago Baltimore
Jim Coates
Mark Freeman
Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Chamminne Sither
Bannacitun
Milway
Tee Braves
Athiet
San Francisco Giants
Jim Woods
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Wilkes
de Kirkland
Troit
Cisco
Wilh
Stan Musial
Lie Mays
Cardinals
Joe Amalfitano
Reds
Giantstates
Book Not Yet Closed On White Trade Controversy
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick awaited written word from Sammy White on his retirement before closing the 1960 trade saga. Frick ordered Boston to return Russ Nixon to Cleveland and hinted a new deal might resolve issues between the Indians and Red Sox. He also asked Cleveland to return Jim Marshall to Boston and noted the original trade could be voided if White does not retire.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
UPI
Ford Frick
Sammy White
Frick
Boston
Russ Nixon
Cleveland
Indians
Red Sox
Jim Marshall
Bucky Harris
White
Marshall
Nixon
Frank Lane
Harris
Marty Keough
Inter City Standings and Event Results Summary
In inter city standings and events, Ellwood of New Philadelphia wins singles, with Clarrone of Lorain as runner up. Team handicaps list Peeviess Electric, Riaves Apparel and First National Bank among top performers. other entries include Swiss Hat, North Electtr-Placpers, Hughes Drive-in, and Port Clinton contenders. Doubles feature Rieve Bartr and Mader Micholas-Broakr among noted pairs, with Loveir and others in close competition. Final totals show weekend scores around 2105, 3062, 280, and 2876.
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Bandicap Peeviess Electric
Euashingten
Riaves Apparel
Elzris
Port Clinton
First National Bank
Steubenvile
Walnut Creek Rubbermaid
Wooster Cochran Rambzie
Newark
North
Ottace Hughes
Altence
Tarstee Breat
Port Clininn
Rieve
Bartr Mader
Micholas
Broakr
Lorain
Robert-Marus
Sewack
Grudbe- Herschier Sandoaks
Envign
Vinc Acams
Foppes
Allianne Stough
Mackes
Ravenna
Siskerich-Schroedes
Stuparer
Wagar
Medine
Acre
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Kyw-Tv
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Tri Us
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Riigevies
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Inter-City Action
Elyrians
Arcaro
Frazeburg, Salem
By Red Smith
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Cletis Boyer
Boyer
Henry Aaron
Aaron
Skipper
Skip
Koufax
Gil Hodges
Duke Synder
Junior Gilliam
al Norris
Alston
Don Demeter
Norm Larker
Maury Wills
Larry Sherry
White Sox
Senex
Casey Stengel
Jonning
Ike
Don Miller
Central Flyway
Pacific Flyway
U.S Public Health Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Chincoteague
Joseph D. Withers
U.S
FWS
Pennsylvania
Fellows
Chisox
A’s
Oriole
Yankee
Sox
Paul Giel
Larry Foss
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
Gene Ellwood
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Philadelphis
Clare Taber
Biyris
Jence Wolfe
Steve Eregovich
Massillon
Dave Coy
Madison
Fedessigihred
Arn Staubanville
Georgeovich
Don Sch Dover
Doneph Kearney
Steubenville
Ellwood
New Philadelphia
Clarrone
Stoney's
Obertin
Cessna
Route
North Ridgeville
APPAN
Dick Stewart
Fairfax
Buckeye American Insurance Co
E. L. Parsons
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