Avon Lake sweeps county B track titles in Oberlin meet
Avon Lake dominates the Oberlin College field day, winning eight events and tying for first in another to claim the County Class B Scholastic Track and Field Meet. Dick Tomanek led with a high jump record and multiple top finishes in sprints and relays, while Columbia’s Bruce Yeager and Clearview’s Willard Klinghirn also starred with high point totals, second places, and multiple podiums.
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Tomanek
Willard
Ken Klingshirn
Ken
Pete Rockas
Avon Lake
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Shoremen
Rockas
Moose League Banquet Set At Moose Club Tonight
Elyria Moose Bowling League holds banquet this evening at 6 30 at the Moose Club. Prize money will be paid before the meal and awards for season champions and top scorers handed out during the program. Officers to be elected for next year.
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Elyria Moose
Moose Club
McGill Duo Leads Mixed Doubles at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
McGill D and C McGill top the mixed doubles standings at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes with a 1.175 score including handicap. G Martin and C Martin follow at 1.145 and R Wiley and A Wiley at 1.122. Reservations accepted as the tournament closes Monday May 29.
Elyria Eagles Bowler Banquet Set At Eagles Club
The annual banquet for the Elyria Eagles League bowlers is planned for tonight at 7 o clock in the Eagles club rooms. Wasserman's Men's Store claims first-half honors after winning the season championship with a rolloff defeat of Knowles and Sniezek to seal seasonal honors.
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Elyria Eagles
Eagles
Wasserman's
Olympic Recreation
Knowles & Sniezek
Legion Cubs Hold Two Drills Next Week
The American Legion Cubs of Class F plan two practices next week on Tuesday and Thursday at 4:30. Location is the American Legion diamond on Poplar Street. Players are asked to be on hand for the drills.
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Legion Cubs
American Legion Cubs
American Legion
Poplar Street
New balk rule boosts Byrne and Yankees
Yankees pitcher Tommy Byrne benefited from the new balk rule as Casey Stengel urged Yogi Berra to shout stop to keep Byrne steady. Byrne logged no balks in a 5 1 win over the Athletics, aiding New York’s fourth straight victory while Boston and Cleveland also won. Cubs beat Pirates 6 3 as Ward and Pafko homered.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
M—Wildman
Tommy Byrne
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Stan” Byrne
Yankees
Byrne
Casey Stengel
Berra
Athletics
Yankee
Red Sox
Senators
Boston
Mickey McDermott
Ray Scarborough
Walt Dropo
Cleveland
al Rosen
Indians
Waite Sox
Wynn
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Preston Ward
Andy Pafko
Young
White Sox
Avon Lake Juniors Sweep Lorain County Track Meet
Avon Lake junior high boys and girls combined to score 8643 points at Oberlin College for a decisive win in the Lorain County Championship Track and Field Meet. Russell Beck led the boys with new meet records in 100 and 220 yard dashes and a broad jump victory, while Gloria Banjoff led the girls with wins in the 50 and 75 yard dashes and a broad jump second as Avon Lake dominated multiple events along with strong showings from Clearview, Columbia, and Ridgeville in the standings.
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Avon Lake
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Clearview
Columbia
Ridgeville
Avon
Brighton
Brookside
Camden
Dick Tomanek
Tomanek
Crocker
Willard
Ken
Klingshirn
Shoremen
Obertin College Field
UNIOR
Lorain County Champiionship
Russell Beck
Gloria Banjoff
Beck
Banioff
Carol Colesman
Joan Ladegard
David Robinson
Hugh Gerhart
Henry Hassel
Richard Vasich
LaGrange
Penfield
Brownhelm
Hugh Palmer
Joe Schmitz
Roger Schroth
James Posze
Cope Eddie Schroth
Art Dettman
Charles Deyton
Ridgelie
R. Ashreth
Dayton
W. Holmes
Avon Laker
W. Coleman
J. Moore
C. Mauree
H Palmer
Ridgeviller
G., Roig
J. Eshmite
aGrarge
T. Flynn
Russell Beck ¢Avon
G. Hole
Avon Laket
D. Peak tAvon
J. Schmitz
Davis
Henry Hasse
Clearvies
jClearsiew
Harvey Teaman
Ronald Dal“aris
Charles Bloom
James Hiser
Joe Schmit
Maurer tAvon
Hastel
Oberlin
Avon Lake wins Lorain County Class B meet title
Delores Maddock of Columbia led the high school girls with 16 1/2 points, winning the 75 yard dash broad jump and anchoring Columbia’s third place 220 relay as Avon Lake dominates with Rockas, Hentges and Carlson on the winning 220 relay. Brighton’s Alice Storrow takes the hop and step, while Avon Lake contributions bolt them to a 47 point total surpassing Columbus, Ridgeville, and the other Indiana area teams.
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Bob Aufdenkamp
Avon Lake
Tom Brows
Donald Bates
Yeager
Avecneerhurnenpadetunnense
Aeonanteh
Asoa
Charyiew
Columbia
Rideeville & Aven Brighton Srokavae
Jamden
Bruce’ Yeager
Tomanek
Brighton
Avon
Brownhi
Clearview
Ridgeville
Camden
Uamepaaus
Aendeeneenneaes Ty
Brownhelm
Delores Maddock
Individus
Rockas
Mary Rockas
Alice Storrow
Julie Andrews
Rita Eversole
Beth LeBeloff
Lows Hentges
Eleanor Carlson
Judy Haessly
Avon Laker
A. Babcock
D Whyte
Broanhelm
L Feuchter
McRecker
Columbiay
Delores Madduck
L Hentges
E Carlson
Avon Lael
D. Wilson i Camdens
Mary Borkas
Lois Hentges
Judy Haessis
Gilcrest
Conklin
D. Maddock
LN. Keller
Sheffield
Disarte
Train Hits Taxi In Cleveland injures five
A Nickel Plate freight train struck a taxi carrying five people toward a Indians White Sox game. Amy Link 62 Lakewood suffered a depressed skull fracture and critical condition. Anne Thornton 58 and Sally Koty 52 were listed fair. Whitney Koty 54 also injured and in fair condition. Raymond Starre 32, taxi driver, escaped with a laceration. Crossing lies on Cleveland Lakewood boundary.
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Cleveland. O
Amy Link
Lakewood
Lakewood Hospital
Anne Thornton
Sally Koty
Whitney Koty
Starre
Cleveland
Garden Club Notes Delights with Varied Spring Flowers
Elyria Garden Club members explore several plants including Polyanthus in Primulaceae, tuberose confusion with polyanthes, and ground phlox with pink or white clusters. They note flowering crab Malus Haitiana, fritillaria varieties, crown imperial magnolias, and tulip festivals in Holland Michigan.
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J. B. Thomas
Texas
England
Casecade Park
China
Japan
G. R. Hall
C. H. Cushing
Garden Club
Pierre Magnol
Montpelier
France
Flight Service Workers Strike Against Pan American
New York Pan American World Airways faces a system wide strike as 800 flight stewards hostesses and pursers walk out at midnight with picket lines at major terminals. The TWU says 4400 maintenance and radio workers will refuse to cross later, while Pan Am cites 250 directly involved. Main issues include foreign hires in flight service jobs wage demands and seniority.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Transport Workers’ Union
CIO
Gulf
West Coasts
Jto
TWU Membere
D Wee
U. S
Failure Of Move To Limit FEPC Filibuster
A reliable Senate source says an unofficial poll shows the administration cannot muster enough votes to end debate on the FEPC bill. Cloture may fail by 4 to 8 votes as Dixie senators pressure against civil rights measures. The vote test is set for Friday at 1 pm EDT.
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Washington
Sen
Senate
FEPC
Scott W. Lucas
Congress
Dennis Chavez
Joseph R. McCarthy
R. Wis
Chavez
Wisconsin Republican
Louis F. Budenz
McCarthy
State Department
Grange activities and community notices span town hall to hospitals
A busy Grange meeting reports slow magazine deliveries for Gates Hospital and Grafton farm, upcoming dress contest on July 18 for different age groups, and regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays. Additional items include dances, Rural Life Sunday, youth essay contest, bake sale plans, and local social guests. Other notes mention a Baldwin Wallace College inter-fraternity sing, hospital visits, regional trips, medical procedures, and a Cedar-impacted tour with a note on Oregon mountains and a Cairo concrete project.
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Grange
Gates Hospital
Grafton Farm
Russell Wade
Cox
Acme Grange
William Ingersoll
Gra Walker
Town Hall
Helen Bartter
Baldwin-Wallace College
Miss Bartter
Inter-fraternity Board
Kenneth Teeple
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Peter Malatinka
Gayle Rabing
Community Hospital
Berea
Eva Beaumont
Raymond Hales
West View
Heath Tadlock l
David
Elizabeth Ann
Everitt Stone
Charles Hitchcock
Tadlock
The
Baptist Church
Tadlocks
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Carly Kosskowski
al Dargo
Dargo
Kosakowski
Dick Teaman
Bob Repas
Jim Wearsch
Hurdies
Bob
C. Weanders
Clearviews
A. Schmitt
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D. Otterbacher
Robinson
Avon Lakes Inc
Bruce Yeager
D. Yost
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Avyon
Robert Aufdenkamp
Ken Elingehirn
David Hunn
Carl Robinsons
Pageville
Ernice Yeager
C. Binggellidgerilet
Aufdenkamp
Dietrick
R. Welter
Columbial
Perkovich
Clearthew
A Christ
Ken Klineshirn
W. Elingshirn
Durham
D. Matcham
L. Hanes
Camdens
Willard Klingshirn
K. Klingshirn
D. Teaman
Clearylee
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G. Crocker
Carl Kosakowski
Avila
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Avon Lake High School
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Grover Mitchell
Dayton News
Pindy Wagner
Akron Beacon-Journal
Sandy Fisher
Ohio State Journal
Mel Heiderman
Cincinnati Times-Star
Shiv Harris
Mt. Vernon News
Bill Macker
Hamilton News-Journal
Ronald Dalzell
Cearview
Jesse Wordell
Carol Mons
Darlene Ehrlich
Sandra Cassetta
Mary Lee Johnson
Gioria Barratt tAvon Lake
J Wordel
J Ladegard
Giorls Banjorr
Sari Aflay
Lea John To
Garrett
Clearsview
Oh. Browand
Witton
Melk
Colum
Coalview
Avon Columbia
Brownhem
Elyria Garden Club News
Holland
Michigan
George Gill
Lapland
Ln America
Carthy
Department
Andrew Jacobs
Ind
House
John L. Lewis
Jacobs
Lewis
United Mine Workers
John Lesinski
Mich
Full Labor Committee
Oregon
Cascade Range
Bend
House Rock
Cairo
Egypt
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