Traxler Reclaims Lead In Elyria Bowling Leagues
Jack Traxler, a 1952 Elyria High graduate, returns to top form with a 700-plus series in the Elyria leagues at Center Ridge and Stoney’s. Ted Peterson posts 646 in the Stoney’s area standings as Lois LeVan earns 597 and 624 in Suburban and All-City play. Mary Farmarie rolls 733 series with a 227 high game at Turnpike Lanes amid a crowded night of scores across multiple leagues.
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Elyria Church
Jack Traxler
Center Ridge
Bill Nielsen
Pike Lanes
Mary Farmarie
Lois LeVan
Tarry
Farmarie
Turnpike Lanes
Evans
LeVan
Sid Capell
Traxler
Elyyzy
Jim Trapp
Traxter
Elmer Walt Watters
Ameri
Elyria
Ted Peterson
Stoney’s
Jack
Jim Dahl
Bers
Pioneers and Comets Open Track Season at Ypsilanti Relays
Elyria High and Amherst begin their indoor season at the Ypsilanti Relays hosted by Eastern Michigan University. Elyria in Class A and Amherst in Class B compete as 120 teams split across events. Notable entrants include Merle Wilford in pole vault and shot put, Denny Dohanos, Don Boddy, and the sprint medley and distance medley relay squads led by coaches Zoosee and Cooley.
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Comets
Ypsilanti
Elyria High
Amherst
Pioneers and Comets
Cooley
Roy Aschenbach
Jim Edwarts
Tom Schoemig
Jess Howells
Newcarver
Schoemig
Bill Bodey
Dick Strehle
Jess Kulaga
Gary Pete
Bob’ Paton
Glen Voss
Kulaga
Tom Guiblin
Paton
Voss
Giblin
Larry Vandergard
Angels Pecora
Jess Swartz
Terry Temple
Wilford
Elyria
Merle Wilford
J. D Smith
Don Smith
Love
Larry Lewis
Clark VanDervort
Denny Dohanos
Tim Montaigue
VanDervort
Lynton Sharpnack
Montague
Dohanos
Sharpnack
Ron Yovar
Beidleman
Lewis
Boddy
Williams
Bragan Loses Round To Spahn In Spring Feud
Mets starter Warren Spahn shut out the Yankees for six innings and homered as New York defeated the Bombers 3-2. Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan had boasted Spahn could not pitch beyond three innings. Bragan saw his Braves lose 9-5 to Minnesota as power from Milwaukee, including Powell and Jenkins, paced the rout.
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Warren Spahn
Spahnmie
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Bombers
Spahn
John Breenneman
Phil Linz
Larry Bearnorth
Downing
Yankees
Bragan
Braves
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Mudcat Giants
Orioles
Boog Braves
Powell
Tigers
Tony
Cloninger
White Sox
Wades
Blasingame
Pirates
Tom Agee
Kev Woody Woodward
Berry
John Romano
Don Bu
Ford
Manly Jim Jenkins
Johnston
Twins
Chicago
Jim Paglia
Los Antrons
Geles
Dodgers
Kansas
Pittsburgh
City Athletics
Baltis
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Tim McCarver
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Houston
McCarver
Tommy Davis
Mike Cuellar
Los Angeles
Toj
Kansas City
Drysdale
Redbird
Ray
Washburn
Cincinnati
Art
Shamsky
Bill Bryan
Frank Robinson
Jim Landis
Jeff Tor
Homberg
Reds
Philadelphia
Nick Hall
Tommy Harper
Iui
Baltimore
Ralph Terry
Cleveland
Boston
Dick Radatz
Sox
Bobby Knoop
Los Angeffs
San
Francisco
Spring training notes from Milton Richman for the Dodgers and AL rivals
In Tampa FL Milton Richman highlights rookie charmers and veterans across the majors. Dodgers rookie Dim Lefe bvre garners praise though not yet on the roster. Yankee ace Mel Stottlemyre looms as the test for hitters as plans unfold. Ken Berry earns praise from Charlie Metro as top defensive outfielder. Ralph Terry discusses golf with Birdie Tebbetts. Reliever Bob Lee draws notice as potential No 1 in the AL this year. Pedro Ramos earns a nickname Pistol Pete as he backs up his claim with sharp pitching. Ramos warns rivals to pack up.
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Milton Richman
Tampa
Fla
UPI
Dim Lefebvre
Florida
Dodgers
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Happy Chandler
Happy
White Sox
Charlie Metro
Ken Berry
Metro
Berry
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Ralph Terry
Birdie
Bob Lee
Angels
A.L
Pedro Ramos
Pete
Washington
Willie Kirkland
Ramos
Lout
Detroit Beats New York In NHL Standings Drift
Hockey standings show Detroit atop the league with 85 points, Montreal second, Chicago and Toronto following. Yesterday Detroit defeated New York 7 to 4 in the only game on the schedule.
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Detroit
New York
Show em Wings win NHL title in 1964-65 season
Detroit clinched the NHL regular season title by beating the New York Rangers 7 4 and set a league mark with 14 straight home wins. General manager and coach Signey Gerald Abel celebrated the first champion in Detroit's 49 years in the league and his first title as a coach.
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Signey Gerrald Abel
National Hockey League
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
New York Rangers
Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Abel
NHL
Abels
Chicago
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