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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
9
Palmer, third day report, says he is hitting the ball better and intends to resume play on the circuit after keeping up practice. He ranks among early money leaders and hopes regained confidence will help him approach major events including the Open and D. Open schedule.
Elyria High School honored three seniors as outstanding spring athletes at a DECA awards assembly. Dave Dicken led the Pioneer baseball regional run, Paul Dutot starred in track and Cleveland Tennis League play, and Bill Piper anchored the tennis first doubles while the team posted a 21 61 record this spring.
Avon defeated Eistia Catholic Midview and Wes. Tineton in a quad meet as Steve Baksa bid farewell before moving to California. Avon won seven events and scored 58.5 points led by a school record by Beno in the shot put and strong efforts from Bill Peterson Del Pipas and Persensky in various events.
The Avon team and coaches honor spring athletes and letter winners across golf, tennis, baseball, and other sports. Names include Dennis Gutowski Ed Koehn Tom Mikoy Dave Ruessser Robie Enggist Pal Lingenfelter Bill Piper and more among seniors juniors and sophomores noted by coach Baksa and Lorain County staff.
The feature sports spread covers Boo Stacey's late surge to win the 419 yard dash with a 10:33 clocking, Tom Filaggi's double wins for Elyria Catholic, and Dave Coleman’s discus runner up at a crowded pastlight meet. Coach Diederich plans an eight team preview meet between district and state, eyeing annual status. A note on golf ties includes Francis Ouimet’s era and a serendipitous ace by a television sales rep, described as a pivotal moment in golf history.
A 7 man field of 57 pros and 40 amateurs competes at Youngstown Country Club and Squaw Creek. Smith, entering via late entrant after a withdrawal, starts at 9:24 a.m. at Squaw Creek and 2:24 p.m. at Youngstown. Hartman of Richeyville seeks his first Open berth alongside Hudnutt, the Western Amateur champ, with Mobley beginning at 8:56 a.m. at Youngstown and 1:36 p.m. at Squaw Creek. The top 17 advance to the June 11 sectional in Pittsburgh for Open berths through Brookline.
NFL clubs anticipate a smooth two day spring meeting in St Louis. Vince Lombardi supports raising the active player limit to 38 and boosting the welfare fund. A review of television rights revenue and the Pottsville Maroons title dispute are among topics with no expected action.
Baksa plans one more meet before the state finals while eighth year as finish judge. Mike Abfall qualified for Columbus by finishing second in the 100 yard high hurdles and 110 yard lows, setting district marks. Abfall helped Avoni set a field record in the 880 yard relay with teammates George Bailuck Tom Zappero and Larry Whitworth as Midview’s Merle Wilford vaults 11-6.
MLB results show New York 7 Kansas City 4 and Minnesota 8 Boston 2 with varied nightly games. Chicago at Washington, St Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at San Francisco plus several other matchups and weather notes shaping the slate for today and tomorrow.
Child pleads to continue a daytime routine while mother enforces a curfew or mealtime rule. The quote reflects a family conflict over activities after dark and parental control.
Odds heavy card lists horses in multiple races with purses from 1100 to 1300 dollars. Entries include Sma Scie Whipcracker Aracrad Nicuns Happi's Reply and many others across races two through nine with distances varying from 1 to 4 1/2 miles and notes on jockeys or handlers.
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