Big Ten Eyes Schedule Revisions and Indiana Penalty
Big Ten officials gather in Lansing for a conference meeting amid talks on 1959 eight-game league schedule and two eight game rounds, plus potential penalties for Indiana after NCAA recruiting violations. A second vote on Rose Bowl participation and post season bans is expected, with football coaches drafting the 1903 66 schedules.
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Kenneth L
Tug
Wilson
Indiana
NCAA
Big Ten
Athletic Association of Western Universities
New Officers Named in Bittner DeCarlo Woman’s League
The Elyria Bowling Center announces new officers for the Bittner DeCarlo Women’s Bowling League. Lois Wilson becomes president with Louise Oleson as vice president Dorothy Koviak as secretary and Lois Haines as treasurer.
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Bittner- DeCarlo
Elyria Bowling Center
Lois ‘Wilson
Louise Oleson
Dorothy, Koviak
Lois Haines
Columbia Wins Inland Track Title Despite Fractions
Columbia High wins the inland track title at Avon as Larry Johnson and Jack Hawke star. Final exact scores are obscured by fractional point allocations from a chaotic high jump that produced ties and disputed totals. Johnson wins three events including a 400 and a 440 yard dash, while Hawke anchors the mile relay to give Columbia the meet crown.
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Columbia High
Larry Johnson
Inland
Avon
Jim Ketchum
Columbia
Raiders
Dash
Hawke
Avon, Raiders in tense dual at meet despite records fall
Avon tops Raiders with six first places to five for Raiders amid a close meet. Tim Wearseh and Dennis Stabb highlight events, Petersen breaks the discus record and Wearsch equals the high hurdles mark as Columbia, Buckeye and South Amherst share wins and relay success.
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Bob Isenhour
Dale Dreger
Columbia
John Lukasko
South Amherst
Tim McMillen
Keystone
Saerm Tyree
Brookside
Tom Masters
Jim Thomas
Buckeye
Bill Willis
Dennis Staab
Noam Packer
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Raiders
Eagles
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Dennis Stabb
Bob Petersen
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Wearsch
Kein
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Tiehenbere
Cite Fy
Invaemete
Gaspard
Wearson
Parker
Isechour
Aca
Tompson Isas
Johnson
Wezrees
Hall
Porbush
Colymhea
Flower
Brant
Carse
le. Johnson
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Arce
Pireland
Beck‘ese
Ia. Johnson
Hewre
McCourt
Goet- Jiehus
Bracken
Ring
Tsembour
Ram—Staab
Me ‘Berg
Deeger Ic
Parkas
Wilts
Saa
Ziettro-Alloys
Wistarsia
Wintarski
Stexwast
Masters Su
Jones
Firth
Colemba Carse
Hexrel
Aron
Phelamis
High Jjaup
Isenhour
Dreger Cy
Lekasko
McMulen
H. Tyree
Masiets
Thomas
Wits
Couch Homers In IL East Alloys Wins 3rd In North
Jim Couch drove in three runs with his third homer in two games as Crawford Ice Cream fell 8-7 to Max Dry Cleaners. Ted Zunis added two hits, Greg Cowen led Dry Cleaners with three, Tom Fritz contributed two, and John Kopcho homered for LE Knights of Columbus in a 2-1 victory. ElectroAlloys grabbed its third straight North win 2-1 in eight innings, Leslie homered and doubled, Roka doubled, Bolinski homered for the losers. Ware Vending beat Torgery Show 6-2 as Smith and Sinor doubled for Ware and Spizak had two hits for the winners.
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Bib
Jim Couch
Crawford Ice Cream
Max Dry Cleaners
Couch
Ted Zunis
Greg Cowen
The
Dry Cleaners
John Kopcho
Knights of Columbus
ICMC
ElectroAlloys
Stewart Appliance
iCarl Leslie
Pete Christman
Lesie
Tom Roka
Ware
Phil Smith
Dennis Sinor
Joe Spizak
State Track Qualification Needs Change
The article proposes a safety clause in IHSAA style district qualifiers for the state meet. It argues some districts with few teams deny second-best milers a chance at Columbus, suggesting performance standards to back up current eight or six team qualifiers. It cites Gotham South Tech twins Joe and John Jones as examples and notes the Ohio association would set fluctuating standards.
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Columbus
Joe Jones
John Jones
Gotham South Tech
Hume Twins
University of Michigan
Jones Twins
John
Elyria youth leagues schedule and meetings announced
Diamond Notices list upcoming practice times at Jefferson School and Smith Field for Pfaudler Co Elyria Babe Ruth League East Minor Little League and PONY League. The meeting for all Little League East Minor personnel is set at Lexington Ave Field club house. Wilmot Printing Elyria PONY League also schedules Friday practice at West Recreation Field Diamond No 3.
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Schilds Iga
North Eaton
Pfaudler Co
Elyria
Jefferson School
Smith Field
Lexington Ave
Wilmot Printing
Elyria Pony League
West Recreation Field
Scots Top Yeomen Win 7-2 Over Oberlin
The College of Wooster baseball team scored two runs in the third and three in the fourth to beat Oberlin 7-2. It was Wooster’s ninth win of the season and improved their Ohio Conference record to 3-5. Oberlin’s starter Bill Guerrera took the loss as Wooster’s Dashworth and Wergandt supported the pitching.
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Oberlix
College of Wooster
Ohio
Oberlin
Yeomen
Yeoman
Bill Guerrera
Berea Rocky River High Eyes District Track Crown Retention
Berea Rocky River High is favored to defend the Elyria Class AA District title after capturing the Southwestern Conference meet at Baldwin Wallace. Jim Burnett led Olmsted Falls with sprint wins while River's Stone set hurdles marks, and several athletes from River North Olmsted Olmsted Falls and Westlake posted top times and field marks. The district meet at Ely Stadium will feature these winners in events including sprints hurdles jumps and relays.
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Berea
Rocky River High
Elyria
Baldwin-Wallace College
Don Frail
Olmsted Falls
Jim
Buster
Burnett
Stone
Westlake
Bed Store
Jack Himebauch
River
Ely Stadium
Dick Lee
Steve Thayer
North Olmsted
Jim Laumer
Olmsted
Bob Ono
Mise Beam
Rocky River
Del Flanagan defeats LeGreeves in St Paul bout
Del Flanagan wins on points against WIllie Greeves in St Paul Minnesota. Devote scored 10. The match is reported by United Press International from Br fight results.
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United Press International
ST. Paul, Minn
del Flanagan
St. Paul
Wille Greeves
Devote
Oberlin Netters Roll Over Kenyon in Home Victory
Oberlin College tennis team defeated Kenyon 7 to 2 on OC courts yesterday in a dominant home win led by strong singles and doubles performances.
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Boston
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Vctory
Kenyon
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