Lorain runner Greer challenges pace to place high
In a tight Lorain County meet Greer started back, found running room, and surged to move into contention. He pressed late as Ron Moore led then faded, with Greer finishing well in the final stretch amid a crowded field.
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Lorain County
Seaman
Cooler
Urcer
Moore
Greer
Bow
Sandusky
Paul Garrett
Garrett
Amherst star Kenny Greer wins Ohio state 880 title
Amherst junior Kenny Greer, dubbed the pest half miler, won the 880 yard run at the Ohio State Track and Field Meet in Columbus. His 1:37.41 was near the state record, slowed slightly at the finish, yet confirms Amherst’s rising track tradition under Coach Dick Cooley. Intereste d colleges include Ball State and Western Michigan.
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Ken Greer
Amherst
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Greer
Columbus
Ohio
Kenny Greer
Ohio Stadium
William Greer
Ambhert
Marion JL. Steele High School
Dick Cooley
Guy
Tom Steary
Bowling Green State University
Joe Hudak
Joe
Kenny
Hem State
Western Michigan
Cithers
Eastern Kentucky
Cooley
EHS Consolation: Beaten by the Best at State Meet
The EHS team faced tough foes in the state consolation round with standout performances from Sparky Snyder and Kent Chalfin. Meddlewsn, Oakwood, and Wromng entries pushed hard as final bouts determined top placings, including a 62 point score by Joe Pierce of Oakwood.
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Joe Hburdkes
Jones
Paul Warfield
Warress
Ithe
Sparky Snyder
Kent Chalfin
Eferty
Meddlewsn
Sxder
Chalfin
Munehell
Jet
Fogues
Manshe Goevie
Duck Bear
Joe Pierce
Oakwood
Osad Stra.carle
Acoonana
Sq Asa
Mark Severs
Bolero Takes First Place In Close Meet
Bolero finishes alone in first as Tara Le tied for high honors yesterday. Notable performances include Frank Passiniss and Jer Rot Boars for Carolmnan Withrow, with Danny contributing strong defense and doubles from Babe Posse Ed Knapp and Ron Carr.
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Tara Leto
Brom
Fee
Perce
Onxwood
Frank Passiniss
Jer
Carolmnan Withrow
Zatesy
Recer Kennedy
Danny
Jet
Ron Caremple
Babe Posse
Knapp
Ami Ron Carr
Championship final outcome in doubles at the event
Mitchell-Jefferies defeated Goods-Beard 6-2 6-0 to clinch the doubles title after earlier semifinals where Mitchell-Jefferes Worthington beat Spades-Chalfin and other pairs, with scores cited for the Middie towr and related matches.
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Mitchell - Jefferes Worthington
Spades - Chalfin
Middietowr
Goote-epeard
Mansfield
Albert Lass
Cincinnati
Mitchell - Jefferies
Goods-Beard
Local State Track Meet Highlights At Don Farris
Results show Cleveland and Canton athletes contending in sprints and relays. Notable participants include John Ad and Mike Clements from Cleveland and J. Ward from Glenville, with multiple events recording winds and times, and new records noted in various relay races.
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Don Farris
Cleveland
John
Les
Jams
Mike Clements
Canton Jones
Cleveland ‘Cathedra
St. Ignatius
Royce Bearerson
Jerry Betis
Cambodse
Borie Green
Bet Burt
Glenville
Bob Baales
Bob Harris
Toledo
Woodcard
al Cleveland Glenrule
Jum Ward
Youngstown South Tyme
Columbiana
Can
Cincin
Secord
Becdine
Svering Taylor
Agron
iSouth
Mery Henderson
Cleve
Muesii
East Tech
Jones
Dayton Dunba
Cha
Babuiaos
O Jim Ward
Ecord
Cleve Pee
Jam Watt
Clevelcreveland East
Semis Wallace
Jana Brush
Jao
Gilbert
Cleve-ipayion Denbar
Ibke Weget
Ricky Poole
Dasigowhing Green
Jun Ward
Columton Jefferson
Ben Bane
Cleve-mians
Bennie Miles
Gann Mcfend
John Tilman
AkromjKmier
Norn
Jim Jaggens
Akreomd
Andy Schramm
Jogn South
He Amorg Ron "Beil
Cincenat Deer Park
Hoplumbus Central
Louis Daggett
Saltard
Akron
Cor Gieavne
Waren Adams
Theron
Dayton Dunbar
Cincinnati
Tech
Ak John Tints Jr
Mansfield
Jim von South
Tume
Snowers
Manon Harding
Jim
Glenrle
Clark
Columbus Eastmoor
Jobo
Ensman
Vachalia
Paul Garrett
Lars Kogobarich
Columbus
Wher- Saginsky
James Baldwin
Daystone
Frank Lew
Wen Dunbar
Martin McGrady
Rhodes
Greg Howson
Marion Atron Garfield
Aller Huff
Dar- Mardng
Heleht
New Redton Roosevelt
George Trammel
John Lin
Tn St. Mansfield
Isgeard Low Hoerdles
Marty Ensnerton Jones
Cleveland Cathedral
Cleveland Helshis
Bob Simontin
Boo Martis
Toledo Woodson
Maly
Jim Ward
Drake Garrett
Dayton
Johnson
Merysville
Bui Lenkatt- Cumber
Burt
Clevelandlrs
Youngstown South
Joe Bo Gienvil
Ron Wilhiams
Akronjzar
Bing
Ken Greer
Paul Laspina
Wacklite Ghest
Hon Moore
aAshland
Franklin Jr High Dominates Elyria Grade Meet in 7th and 8th
Franklin Junior High School swept the eighth grade division and led the seventh grade with seven first places at Ely Stadium. Key performers included Jack Biedelman and Jim Jones with multiple wins, while Ely and Jefferson squads claimed several runner spots. records fell, including a 54 1/2 inch high jump, a 34 yard relay, and a 132-6 discus mark.
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Franklin Junior High School
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Franklin
Jefferson
Ely
Munneraip
Easter Heights
Heights
Jack Biedelman
Jones
Mith
Robinson
Fark
Bruce
Mulips Ve
Rommaon
Jard
Wien
Walend
Froust
Yopinson
Gocee
Gruber
aGare—Jones
Zopinson
Allen
Pillips
Smith
du Vance
Biedelman
Carl Leslie
Lewis
Fry
Jim Jones
Ray
David Jackson
Don Reynolds
Scott Goodbar
al Robinson
Frankli
Gary Wilcox
Hamilton
Ridgeview Twisters Bowling Results and Standings
Bowlers Woodzell Woodzell Rabinette Robinette Griffith Sandor and Smith Scot t and Jost Wellert Scott and Jost led individual and team events with high games and series. Sunday night mixed matches featured Daniels Bailey Shank Shenk and others, while traveling leagues listed lane centers and top marks including Al Jaworski 256 and Elyria Bowling Center 2939.
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Ridgeview
Woodzell
Rabinette
Robinette
Griffith
Sandor
Smith
Coe
Cot
Higgins
Northouse
Scott
Jost
Weilert
Wellert
John Griffith
Stoney's Rainbow
Bowil-O-Drome
Elyria Bowl
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Des Farris
John Adams
Mike Clement
Cleveland St
Ignatipe
Sian Grilley
New London
Joe Kezar
Admiral
Brice Alexander
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Alexander
Lyle Beveridge
Butler
Don Cabarms
Eaton Jackson
Mark Wolfe
Western Reserve
Lorain
Lamont Parks
Clearview
Parks
Benue Miles
Canton McKinley
Terry Owes
Cleveland East
Jan Abrahamowicz
Clinton Jones
Geveland Cathedral Latin
LeRoy White
Cincinnati DePorres
White
Jim Watt
Brush
John Lima Jr
Aum Showers
Marion Harding
Wann
Cincinnati Deer Park
Lynta
Showers
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Linta
Shovers
Ville
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Nate Adams
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Giesville
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Greer the Senior
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Pierce
Rahmeir
Holcwick
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Archer
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Homer Hames
Lake
Jeffry Walker
Cader
Dick _ Rice
Weet Jefferson
Larry Burris
Ada
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Gmemaati
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Lakendee White
Comcinmatt Wes
Carroll
Lass
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Serry Hacker
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Mixe Murphy
Ken Marshals
DeForres
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Smithville
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Jomp—Biedelman
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Goodbar
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Lanning
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Elvop Ie Lindenig
Frost
Hegh
Jackson
Younes
Ani Shermil
Whisfield
Robison
Eis
Dave Froust
Jack Beidleman
Beidleman
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Shank-Shenk
Adolph Casper
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