Lorain Pennzies Dominate County All Tourney Picks
Three Pennzips players plus a second team selection highlight the All Lorain County honors as coach Moore and the Chronicle-Telegram tally top picks. Dunlap Ursic and Skolnicki join first team guards Cox and Ucka. Machock Murkowski Arthrell Mitock MecConthe earn second team spots with Ebinger Coals also recognized on the B teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machock
Murkowski
Arthrell
Mitock
McConihe
Ebinger Coals
Tavenner
Long
Dodsley
Hostettler
Berger
Ernie Bradenith
Lorain
Hi-Speed Gas
Johnny ¥Ucka
Guerin Pretzels
Stosh” Machock
Hi- 8S
Frank Murkowski
George Arthrell
Elyria Hardwares
Joe Mitock
Allan MecConthe
Pennzies
Bob Tavenner
Lorain Ebinger Coals
Pos
Dunlap
Lorain Pennzips
Ursic
F Murkowski
Guenin Pretzels
Skolnick
G . McConthe
Bozo
Trsic
Port City
Bruno Skolnicki
Gumps
Cox
Yucka
Bill Cox
Johnny Yucka
Elyria
Lill
Johnny
Stash
Frank
Skolnicki
Allan MecConhe
Elyria Hardware
Local basketball all stars named from Lorain area tourney
The report lists first and second team selections from the Lorain Ebingers, Guenin Chips, and other area clubs. Notable names include Dunlap, Skolnicki, Murkowski, Cox, Yucka, and host Cherished guards and centers, with Dodsley and Tavenner highlighted for standout defense and scoring in semi final and final games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Favenner
Lorain Ebingers
F . Uris
Guenin
Dodsley
F . Young
Amherst Bus
Hostettler
Henrietta Grange
Erdr
Lorain Ebingers Long
Bob Hostettier
Johnny Long
Ebingers
Ed Berger
Amherst Business Men
Deb Urig
del Young
Larry Erdy
Mike Evansco
Gene Myers
Carl Dodsley
Gueni
Bob
Bones) Tavenner
Lorain Ebinger Coals
Bones
Carl Dodsler
Guerin Potato Chips
Henrietta
Bob Hostettler
Henrietta Star
Ebinger Coals
Easternights League Forms Reorganization of East Heights softball league
The Eastern Heights softball league reorganized at a Y M C A meeting, forming an eight team circuit for the season. Teams include Haurr & Bauer Grocers, Parrish Meats, Dean's Lunch, Hi-Speed Gas, United Dry Cleaners, Waldorf Lagers, Maumes Dairy and Elyria Hardware, with a split season and a three game final series. Umpires were approved and players restricted by city league rules. May 7 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights
Y. M. CA
Haurr & Bauer Grocers
Parrish Meats
Dean's Lunch
Hi-Speed Gas
United Dry Cleaners
Waldorf Lagers
Maumes Dairy
Elyria Hardware
Harmon
Ray Craft
KR. T. Moore
Monroe Weltz
Russ Davies
Arbitration Board
Bingham
Bill Rose
Jim Renouald
Vic Krugman
Frank Traxler
Art Buchholz
Shorty Martin
Bill Kirby
Craft
Joe Zlatkowski
Hank Ernest
Currey Bainbridge
Johnny Rkostro
3. Schoditsch
F. Schoditsch
Joe Ross
Julius Tisza
Joe Soja
Omvar Fowell
al Strack
Jack Storm
Joe Liza
Cards release Delker to Columbus farm team
Louis Cardinals announced Friday night that Eddie Delker a shortstop has been released to Columbus of the American Association. Manager Frankie Frisch said the transaction was made to bolster the Columbus farm system. The Cardinals are playing Columbus here today as part of the farm arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Park
Fila
Louis Cardinals
Hata
Eddie Delker
Columbus
American Association
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
Tri County League To Meet Tonight
A Tri County baseball league meeting is set for 7 30 PM at Lorain Municipal Court room to discuss plans for the 1984 season and to attract managers from teams across Northeastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Baseball League
Municipal
Lorain
Ohio
Spring Valley Plans Great Coming Season Revealed
Spring Valley Country Club prepares for a strong season with Bob Randall returning as professional after a national open stint. The course is revived with lengthened holes and redesigned greens. Twenty seven new Elyria members join, Walter Kohn leads the Membership Committee, and House Committee under John Buckley oversees a decorated club house. Social events include a dinner dance on April 14 and an open stag party on April 21 as plans roll out for a promising spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Bob Randall
Randall
Spring Valley
Bob
Detroit
Itx
Elyria
Walter S. Kohn
Country Club
Spmneg Valley Land Company
House
John Buckley
Columbia Hills
Dennie Wilson
Joe Earle
Maranville Breaks Leg In Training
In St Petersburg on March 29 Walter Rabbit Maranville the Braves veteran and longtime brilliant fielding leader collapsed in an exhibition after colliding with Yankees rookie Norman Kies. Doctors say a clean fracture of tibia and fibula will keep him from walking for at least eight weeks and may end his playing career. The incident stunned both Braves and Yankees camps as Maranville, 42, lay hospitalized with surgical splints and memories of a storied 22 year career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tki
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Boston Braves
Mound Park Hospital
Norman Kies
Yankees
Prescott Lebreton
Marantike
Braves
Yankee
Coach Cromwell Faces Strenuous Task To Maintain U.S.C. Track Tradition
CENTRAL PRESS reports USC coach Dean Cromwell faces a tough season developing new talent after losses from last year. With about 75 candidates training on Boward field, Cromwell must maintain his track dynasty despite missing stars like Van Osder and Graber. Remaining veterans Parsons, Edlowich, Tompkins, Webster, Lyon, Paul, Harper, and Williamson anchor a squad aiming for another NCAA title. injuries to Harper, Williamson, and Pan add to concerns as the season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Los Angeles
Boward
University of Southern California
Dean Cromwell
Trojans
Cromwell
Southern
Ferris Webster
Bob Lyon
Norman Paul
Hueston Harper
Frank Williamson
Duncan McNaughton
Boo van Osder
California
Bill Graber
Dave Foote
Leslie Bail
Jeddy Welsh
Parsons
N.C
Ablewich
United States
Tompkins
Webster
Lyon
Paul
Harper
AL Fest
Williamson
Tomprrs
Jaon
Crommers
Pan
Painesville Dominates Shortship Harness Meet Schedule
Painesville Ohio led the shortship harness racing circuit with a win at a Columbus meeting on Wednesday. The revised circuit schedule lists races from May 9 to July 21 across Urbana Columbus Berea North Randall Dayton To-Wen and Painesville, with Lancaster possibly joining on July 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fort Warne
Ind
Painesville
Ohio
Lancaster
Urbana
Berea
Jnne
North Randall
Dayton
To- Jenn
Six Bouts On Lorain Fight Card Tonight
Lorain, Ohio March 29 professional boxing returns to Andorka Hall with a six bout card promoted by Joe Martin and Hank Andorka. Main event features 175 pound light heavyweights Harris and Flowers from Cleveland in a six round bout. Semi final pairs Steve Balasch of Lorain against Al Gaynor of Cleveland. Main preliminary has Gestand Davis of Lorain vs Eddie Hogan of Cleveland for four rounds. Other fights feature Dynamite Dunn and Pete Hartman both of Lorain plus Kid Toto of Lorain vs Willard Bond and Paddie Wells of Lorain vs Bill Lewis. First bout set to start at 8:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Maron
Joe Martin
Hank Andorka
Andorka Hall
Harris
Port City
Cleveland
Gestand Davis
Eddie Hogan
Dynamite Dunn
Pete Hartman
Kid Toto
Willard Bond
Paddie Wells
Bill Lewis
Schmidt Takes Charge of Ohio State Football Drills
In Columbus on March 29 1971 Francis A Schmidt assumed command of Ohio State football by opening spring practice with 65 candidates. The six week drills will be closed to the public though reporters may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Schmidt
City League Pin Matches Tonight
The Jackson Wall Paper faces the Little Brown Jugs while the Eagles meet Welsh Funeral Home at Knights of Columbus alleys this evening in City Bowling League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Little Brown Jugs
Eagles
Welsh
Knights of Columbus
Trosky’s Bat Helps Indians in Series Wins
In New Orleans on March 29, rookie first baseman Halrosky of the Cleveland Indians sparked two straight wins over the Washingtons with four sharp singles. Cleveland edged ahead 4 to 3 in ten innings as pitching from Hildebrand Pearson and Winegarner sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Halrosky
Cleveland Indians
Washingtons
Nats
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Pearson
Winegarner
Miracle Will Keep Phils From National Cellar Notes
Phillies auctioned birthright to pennant chase amid cash needs and a new lively ball regime. Major trades sent Klett to the Cubs for 100000 dollars and three players while Virgil Davis moved to the Cards for Jimmy Wilson. Infielders shift with Bartell’s knee, Hopkins and Jeffries under scrutiny, and a raft of pitchers, ten candidates, including southpaws Elliott and Darrow, vying for a staff edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Klein
Virgil Davis
Pinkie Whitney
Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilson
Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
UPR
Phillies
Cinit
Gerry Nugent
Pennsylvania
Phils
Chuck Klett
Cubs
Jimmy Wison
Davis
Art Whitney
Braves
Don Hurst
Ovo
St. Paul
Irvine Jeffries
Marty Hopkins
Dick Bartell
Bartell
Lou Chiozza
Memphis
Hopkins
Jeffries
Wilson
Ace
Phil Collins
Jim Elliott
Roy Hansen
Ed Holley
Cy Moore
Frank Pearce
Res Grabowski
Reading
Ted Kleinhaus
Atlanta
Curt Davis
San Francisco
George Darrow
Galveston
Elliott
Darrow
Hansen
Kleinhaus
Holley
Pirates Slip Past Stars In Double Triumph
Riverside Calif March 29 The Pirates earned their second straight win over the Hollywood Stars 12 to 10. Pittsburgh pounded 19 hits off Dinsmore and Hebert as they built a fast paced scoring spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Cail
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hollywood Stars
Pirates
Dinsmore
Hebert
New York Hands Chicago Loss in Golden Gloves Showdown
New York defeated Chicago 9 bouts to 7 in the seventh annual inter city golden gloves tournament at Madison Square Garden on March 29. The win put New York ahead with a strong display across weight classes and featured competition between top local fighters and visiting talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Glove Kings
Chicago
New York
Madison Square Garden
Marino Rolls In Bowling Play Tonight
Milwaukee bowler Hank Marino, holder of a record medal tally, is slated for the annual American Bowling Congress tournament in Peoria. The Verifine Ice Creams, with a strong ABC record but no international crown, aim high as Marino teams with Gil Zunker and Frank Benkovic. The Verifines set a new all-time Wisconsin State mark of 3203. other teams like Paris Cleaners and Rozells Saratoga posted high totals as individual scores from G Prescott, R Sonntag, A Winkler, and R Turelli highlighted the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Hank Marino
Milwaukee
American Bowling Congress
Marino
Verifine Ice Creams
Ita A. B. C
Detroit
Jefferson Clothiers
Gil Zunker
Frank Benkovic
Marine
Wisconsin
Paris Cleaners
Springfeld
Rozells Saratoga
Mayrose
Melrose Park
Rozelli
Greater Peoria
G. Prescott
R. Sonntag
Mendota
Ill
A. Winkler
R. Turelli
Libertyville
Iil
Reds Beat Sox For Seventh Victory
In Sarasota Florida on March 29 the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 marking their seventh win in eight spring exhibitions against major league opposition this Grapefruit circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Red Sox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennzips
Dunlap Skolnicki
Yucka,cox
Delker
Prospect
Maranville
Ted Crogsh
Dave
Hank
U.S.C
Trojan
el Troy
MrCarth
Ablowich
al Harris
Flowers
Cleveland Battler
Main
City League
Trosky
Financials
Buchholz
Raf McDermot
Financia Ld
Manhattan
Pirates Whip Stars
Milwaukee Star
A. B.C
Reds
Sox
HANNA
RANNA
Broad ST
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