Pioneers Eye Strong 1959 Baseball Run
Elyria High School Pioneers, led by coach Ray Wilson, prepare for the 1959 season with Pesti as a rising No 1 pitcher and Hays likely at No 2. The squad features key returnees Bill Minkowski Bill Gast John Zaffer and Latta moving to center field as they pursue Buckeye Conference glory and a district title. Freshmen Steve Hays Bill Jackson and others push for playing time as Wilson trims 45 candidates to 15 18 reserves.
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Elyria High School
Ray Wilson
Thurman Taylor
Jack Bolinski
Pioneers
Bob Pesti
Pesti
Jack Belinski
Brian Hays
Hays
Buckeye
Bill Minkowski
Bill Gast
John Zaffer
Ton Smyth
Steve Hays
Brian
Bill Jackson
Latta
Bill Latta
Lef
Dick Novak
al Grothe
Tom Daniels
Daniels
American Legion
Jim ‘Oknsted
Clair Altheide
Randy Redington
Chuck Redington
Dave Huitt
Mel Taylor
Dick Roberts
Wilson
Worrei
Avon Lake
Crete Swiegard
Ape Il
Lyons 644 Sets Pin Pace in Elyria Bowling League
Jim Lyons Jr led the men with a 644 series and 209 200 235 games in the Tarry Tavern C League while Vi Palchey led the women with a 535 set and 163 190 182 in Elkis Lanes Women’s Classic League. Myron Wudarski topped men’s singles with a 231 game. Polchey and Wellington each shot 150 in the final game of 519 and 521 sets respectively. other 500 Club members included Ray Yost 631, Herm Kiesel 617, and Harvey Evans 617 across leagues.
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Vi Palchey
Lyons
Tarry Tavern
Polchey
Elkis Lanes
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Per Wellington
Wudarski
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Stoney
Herm Kiesel
Evans Lanes
Harvey Evans
Polehey
Barb Kaminski
Jackie Mahile
Local Bowling Scores From The 600 Club And Leagues
Readable scores show bowlers from the 600 Club Tarry Tavern and Evans Lanes across multiple leagues including American Legion Ray Yost Herm Kiesel and Harvey Fysils. Notable totals include Hy Polehe and Vi Polehe in the Women’s Classic with high marks across games.
Medina Sports and Boats Show Opens Next Week
Medina athletics boosters host the second annual Sports and Boats Show at Medina Senior High School from Wednesday to Saturday. Master of Ceremonies Par Pate will introduce archery fly casting and other events with Keily Neubauer and Art Paurt among guests. A grand prize drawing offers a 1999 Triumph sports car. admission is one dollar for adults and children.
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Medina Ausletic Boosters Association
Medina Senore High School
Keily Neubauer
Art Paurt
Wan
Mack Shreve
The Search for Perfection in Marriage
Agnes Turnbull advises in the April Reader's Digest on balancing the little hurts and disappointments that threaten marital happiness. The piece suggests a delicate art to keep mysterious forces in balance for lasting rewards, with copies available at newsstands.
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Agnes Turnbull
Five More Spring Training Casualties In Baseball Camp
Daily spring training reports resemble medical bulletins as five more players join the casualty list. Billy O'Dell of the Orioles is flown for examination after injuring his back warming up. Eddie Haas of the Braves breaks an ankle and faces eight weeks out. Other injuries hit Mel Roach, Eddie Mathews, Joe Adcock, Curt Simmons, John Blanchard, and Joe Schatferneth, with teams from Phillies to Cubs affected.
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Billy O'Dell
Baltimore Orioles
Eddie Haas
Milwaukee Braves
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Miami
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Haas
St. Louis Cardinals
Bradenton
Braves
Mel Roach
Eddie Mathews
Joe Adcock
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt Simmons
John Blanchard
New York Yankees
Joe Schatferneth
Chicago Cubs
Ping
Phillies
Robin Rober
Washington Senarlars
I Hander
Jim Lemon
Orm Éauchin
Grooks Lawrence
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lawrences
Bob Lillis
Dodgers
Andrew Mewrs
Midview Riflers Close Dual Meet Season With Narrow Win
Midview High rifle team finished 7 1 with a 5 0 8 0 8 victory over Sandusky High in a four position match at East Carlisle School. Jim Greene led Sandusky with a 190, while Rick Mecuiltt paced Midview with 186. Pirates rally and Tigers stumble in MLB action as Yankees, Indians, and Orioles win.
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Nandishky High
East Carlisle
Midview
Middies
Newcastle
Dayton
Sandusky
Jim Greene
Rick Mecultt
Sordack
El Rey Grotto League Debuts Holiday Track Meet
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names and scores from a high school or local league event. Readable items include participant names such as George Edwards and Johnny, along with various numeric tallies and team mentions. The text resembles a standings or results snippet with limited context and several garbled pairs.
Canadiens and Bruins Take 2 0 Leads In NHL Playoffs
Montreal beat Chicago 5 1 as Marcel Bonin scored twice for the second straight playoff game. Jean Beliveau Dickie Moore and Bernie Geoffrion also scored while Eric Nesterenko had Chicago’s lone goal. Boston edged Toronto 4 2 with late goals from Gendron and Labine after a 2 2 tie.
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Boston Bruins
Montreal
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Stiles Wilton Headliner in Elyria Amateur Boxing Show
An amateur boxing card of 10 bouts hosted by Sheriff Smith A. C. of Elyria will be staged one week from tonight at the Palladeum on Routes 20 and 301. Promoter Earl Kehl says proceeds will buy a ring for the Sheriff’s club and jackets for boxers. The main event features Elyria’s Chuck Stiles, 1957 Lorain Golden Gloves 135-pound open champion, versus Lorain’s Dan Wilson, 15 Cleveland novice titlist. Other Lorain 1959 novices include Herb Smallwood, Carl Westfall, Chuck Newton, Tom Sudre, and Emerson Jones.
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Lorain
Dan Wilson
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Jammy Moon
Newton
Jose Ramirez
Sudru
Sonny Guice
Smallwood
Dick West
Augustine Guerrero
Westfall
Philip DeLeon
Anzel Aponte
Dave Willams
Fred Cruse
Willie Williams
Marin Mojica
Steve Yuhas
Juan Garcia
Sherifff Smith A.C
Madara Creamery
Larry's Drive-In
Warner Decker
John Howis
Golf Vets Hold Sway, But Young Stars May Decide Masters
In New York UPI reports the Masters tournament looms with veterans like Ben Hogan and Sam Snead still favorites. The article notes the growing impact of younger players on the tour as the event approaches next weekend.
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New York
UPI
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Golf's rising tide as young players boost tour depth
The piece notes how tour depth grows with top young players while veteran greats like Palmer, Littler, and Boros remain in play. It cites players from Gary Player at 22 to Doug Sanders at 26, alongside the Lorain Hungarylold club’s exhibition with Cleveland and Oakwood Park appearances.
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J. ©. Goosie
Spoorman
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Dizzy Dean
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Hogan
Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Jackie Burke
Doug Ford
Julius Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Art Wall
Jay
Lionel Hebert
Gary Player
Cleve
Ken Venturi
Billy Casland
Gene Littler
Oakwood Park
Little Panl Runyan
Don Finsterwald
Acland
Arnold Palmer
Lorain
Cleveland
Wellington Bank Leads Bowling League After Strong Week
Sam Zubrick slopped a 612 series and Reynold Benford fumbled a 221 game in the Thursday Men's League at Perky Lanes. Stewart Sohio led with an 888 single and 2,547 three-game total as Wellington Bank moved to 23 wins 12 losses. Marguerite Perkins rolled a 516 in the Thursday Afternoon Women’s League, while Millie Karpinski posted a 198 game and Welcome Wagon posted a 700 line 2,048 series. Caywood Confections tops the standings at 25-17.
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Wellington
Sam Zubrick
Reynold
Benford
Stewart Sohio
Wellington Bank
Marguerite Perkins
Millie Karpinski
Caywood Confections
Lahr Weighs Move To Coast Guard Academy Coach Post
Cleveland Browns defensive halfback Warren Lahr considered an offer to join the Coast Guard Academy at New London Conn as an assistant coach under Otto Graham. Lahr, a 10 year veteran, has pondered retirement and transition to coaching.
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UPI
Warren Lahr
Cleveland Browns
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Lahr
Otto Graham
Browns
Reeman Recreation Center Adverts Lorain Location
Reeman Recreation lists address 5300 Oberlin Avenue Lorain with contact number 2-6761. Public notice promotes community services and local program information for residents seeking recreation options.
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Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
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