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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1959
Page
6
A fragment from the Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio dated November 14 1953 presents a local notice or brief item. The readable text suggests typical newspaper snippets including public notices or society notes, with no clear event details.
Freshman football prospect Walt Rock draws high praise from Maryland officials as a top end candidate. Maryland publicity director Joe Blsir notes Rock’s potential and the staff’s belief he could excel as a pass receiver and defender.
UPI notes Fraley's expert picks cover a wide slate. Syracuse favored over Penn State, Navy over Maryland, Yale over Penn, Princeton over Harvard, and many more top matchups across the nation.
Local bowling results show Coinman leading with a 610 series at the bowling center near Elyria. Gib Henke and Joe Varsa delivered strong 600s, while George Scrivens and Charles Morris posted notable 605 and 8th score streaks in various leagues. Barbara Syrowski topped Olsen's Women's League with a 341, 200, 219 line. Rita Gay 322 and Jean Mancuso 305 highlight Women’s Tuesday night. Mary Dahl led Brown Lipe-Chapin with 319 and Vivienne Lence posted 310 in Elvira Country Club women’s group.
At the 600 Club Bowling Center standouts are named for seasonal honors. Bob Coimean scores 61 to lead the ALL Star League while Gib Henke posts 02 for the United Polish Club League. Other recognitions include George Scrivens 605 and Barbara Syrowski 560 in standouts lists with Rita Odo 522 and Mary Dahl s19 among women’s leagues. Vivienne Lance dl0 also noted for Elyrtia Country Club women’s group.
Ridgeville High presents a film reel of the Ridgeville versus Woloughby South football game. Rangers defeated the Tigers 97 to 6 last Thursday and the screening is set for 7 30 p m in the high school library.
The Cleveland Browns aim to stress the offense in today's practice at League Park. Riding a surge with 69 points over their last two outings, they show a solid offensive punch after a slow start in the season's first four games.
In a split Southern Conference style recap United Press notes Browns quarterback Milt Plum and fullback Jim Brown fueling a scoring surge. Plum connected on key third down passes and Brown tallied six touchdowns in two games boosting Cleveland toward second in the Eastern Division behind the Giants and facing the Eagles at the Stadium.
Wildlife observers explain how birds and squirrels chatter when intruders enter range. The guide notes quiet lingering will stop the racket, but movement restarts it. Stealthy big game movements trigger scoldings, revealing nearby activity.
Laurel Md United Press report notes jockey Ard Grant secured nine victories in two days at Laurel on Tuesday including four winners. Grant has tallied 18 wins since the meeting began October 28.
Firebirds of Bedford visit Chanel at Memorial Field for a North Central Parochial Conference clash. Chanel, led by Salvatore Ruvolo, seeks its third win while Panthers coach Joe Paul aims for victory with a seasoned lineup and a defense built on a 1-2 Oklahoma scheme.
Nebraska coach Bill Jenkins earned UPI Coach of the Week after the Cornhuskers defeated Oklahoma 71 to 25. Jenkins, an Oklahoma alum and former wingback and end, helped end Oklahoma's Big Eight streak and earned national coaching praise for the upset.
Firelands High School girls softball team defeated Columbia 43 yesterday to win the Lorain County Schools Girls Softball League championship. Pat Lees pitched for Firelands in the victory.
New York UPI reports the second Copper Bowl will be televised December 26 from Phoenix. The game features the Southwest All Stars against the National A T Stars and will be aired by the Columbia Broadcasting System.
Boston Bruins outshot Chicago 33 to 22 and toppled the Black Hawks 6–3 as Bronco Horvath and Vic Stasiuk each scored twice. Horvath, with 19 points and 12 goals in 12 games, moved into sole lead in scoring while Johnny Bucyk added a goal and four assists. The win lifted Boston to third place, one point ahead of idle Toronto.
New goalie Gilles Boisvert joins the Cleveland Barons in Hershey, replacing Gil Meyer sidelined by a broken jaw. Barons seek to snap a three game skid as opponents have scored 32 plus against them this season while Boisvert fills in until Meyer's return. After tonight, Barons host Hershey Friday Providence Saturday and Rochester Sunday.
DeNillo of 119 Yunker Ct Elyria was chosen NOSCAR president for the 1960 season at a meeting in the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Hall. He succeeds Shorty Terrell who reached the term limit and moves to the executive board. An all Elyria officers slate includes Bud Craig as vice president Ray Yost Sr secretary Chuck Yost Sr treasurer and Ernie Chonko added to the executive board. The tech committee gains new members from Cleveland and NOSCAR plans its annual banquet Saturday at 6 36 p m at American Legion Post 12 Home Gulf Rd Ohio St to honor the 1959 season awards.
Jim Brown dominated the scene as the Browns beat the Colts to claim the league’s leading rushing total with 737 yards on 70 carries and five touchdowns. Wade and Conerly swapped top passing spots as Unitas posted a 397-yard four TD game, propelling him to fourth in the league.
Betty M Myers bowled a 524 series to top the league last night at Perky Lanes in Wellington. Pat Markel had a 199 single, Pepsi-Cola team posted 876 for high team score, and White's Jewelry totaled 2,145 for top team series as the White's Jewelry squad moved to 21 9.
California officials accuse USC All American Mike McKeever of smashing Cal halfback Steve Bates in the face during a game last Saturday. Bates suffered a broken nose, cheekbone fractures and loosened teeth and will miss the rest of the season. USC officials apologized but faced calls for action. The incident occurred in a 147 victory for USC.
Tarry Lanes hosts two shifts starting at 6 45 p m with teams including Wagon Wheel Tavern Carling Block Label Beer Bolero Ciny Angelines Pizza Mike s Cafe along with other local entries Secone shifts list Lake Ave Varsity Pepsi Cola and Sob Seaddier Insimance and Stren s Seer provide the readable mix of teams and sponsors for the event.
Syracuse ranked No.3 by UPI opens as seven point favorite over Penn State in a key unbeaten showdown at University Park. Other top games include Louisiana State vs Tennessee, Northwestern vs Wisconsin, Texas vs Baylor, Southern Cal vs West Virginia, plus numerous college football matchups and spread examples.
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