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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1968
Page
16
Don Carter urges a simple delivery with fingers behind the ball and no finish twist. The note promotes the booklet Strike and Spare Angles co authored with Marion Ladewig and offers copies for 20 cents plus SASE via The Chronicle Telegram.
Readable bowling scores show results from multiple leagues including Sunshine Farms Mixed Couples and Commercial Handicap. Notable performances include Ellen Binggis and Carol Perrin high in series, Kathy Wilson and Ed Lucas among top scorers, with team results for Center Ridge Lanes and nearby clubs.
A game moment captures a coach urging Johnson to enter the ice as Keswick sits out. The crowd reacts to the strategic substitution with emphasis on the third-line depth and team readiness.
Diane Cook rolled a 474 series with a 237 high in the Thursday Night Twelve League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes to top last night’s women bowlers. Lois Wohlever was close with a 572 series and 212 high in Kitchel's Kate Keglers League at Kitchel's Recreation. Phyllis Field led the Rolling Stones League at Stoney's with 546 total, JoAnn King posted 535, and Eileen Flint added 529 in the same Thursday event. Ellen Bingelli contributed 515 in Kitchel's Kate Keglers.
Rudy Weigl and Bob Kuhl led area bowlers with series totals of 634 and 615. Weigl's 634 came from 221 231 and 182 in the Elks Thursday League at Elks Lanes. Kuhl posted 201 24 and 210 for his 615 in the All City League at Tarry's Lanes. Jeff Skidmore shot a 247 high game in the Oberlin Recreation League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes but failed to reach 600 overall.
Earl Butter rolled 612 to top the men's high series at Strikeout Lanes Wellington. Earl Clark led in high game with 234 and LMRE remained first in team standings with a 946 high game and 2746 high series. LMRE sits on 15 points as Janet Moody led the ladies with 178 in high game and Judy Wurtz posted 477 for high series. Eagles Auxiliary had 656 as high team game and Chismar's Aquarium totaled 1895 for high team series as Chismar's stood 17 11.
Chicago beat Seattle 120-105 to extend the Sonics’ skid to nine losses in 12 games, as Len Wilkens led Seattle with 22 points and Bob Boozer topped the Bulls with 26. New Orleans, Denver, Oakland, and others won in ABA action while Oakland set an ABA scoring record with 153 points.
Gay Brewer forged five birdies in seven holes on the back nine to post a six under par 67 and take a one stroke lead over Peter Thomson into the second round of the Will Masters Golf Classic in Sydney. He eyed a possible 54 today while noting a working putter is key and an eagle on the 13th could win prizes including a Rolls Royce or a Cessna.
Multiple matches and top scores from Elyria bowling leagues listed with team names such as Ball & Chain, Pals Sheil, Bert's Tavern, and Team No 8. Scores include high series by Krosky 688 and Krajock 852, with individual highs like 251 and 247.
The C O Bridge spanning the Ohio River between Covington and Cincinnati will close to all traffic beginning midnight tomorrow due to an extremely hazardous condition. About 9 000 vehicles daily will be diverted to other bridges as officials decide on renovation or replacement after a final consultant report.
Two Elyria chapters of the Ohio Association of Public School Employes announce the seventh annual used toy collection. Boxes in all Elyria city schools accept old toys and new toys. Toys will be repaired at Markley School building near Maplewood for Salvation Army distribution at Christmas. About 2,500 toys are repaired annually by OAPSE members from chapters 133 and 410.
Edward J. Cox, 56, selected as board chairman at Central State University to succeed John H. Bustamante. Cox, a Columbus attorney and longtime trustee since 1963, becomes chair with Lawrence R. Curtis of Columbus as vice chair and Lloyd E. Lewis of Dayton on the board. Bustamante announced he would not seek another term after five years as chair following CSU’s fiscal crisis.
Treva Crosthwaite, 16, of Lebanon, is held in Warren County Jail after juvenile court released custody. Judge William Bowers ordered her bound over to the county grand jury without bond on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of her father Herbert Crosthwaite, 57, who was killed in his sleep amid a domestic quarrel. his wife was wounded but not seriously.
Classified fragment lists found dogs and items on Canter Ridge Road and Drive, missing long ears and white markings. includes hardware, mortgage loan ad, used car, portable typewriters for rent or sale, and miscellaneous local business promotions from Elyria area including Portables and rental center.
Real estate transfers listed include Allene B. Miller to reer H end Frances A. Kangas for 14 acres in Orig Amherst Two Lots 16 in Amherst Terry and Juanite pregnancy Douglas W. and Meadows parts of ineast and 258 in Fairhome Allot Lorain Inwood Beach Homes Inc to George John Kehrer Lot 545 in Inwood Beach Subh 2 Avon Lake North Ridge Homes Inc to Bert W Hockwell and Frances D Rockwell Lots 29 3 in Cleveland Road Homesites Allat North Ridgeville Les Drage Realty Co Inc to Joseph H Houdeshell and Linda Houdeshell Lot it in John Kelly Addit Carlile Barnett Wang Betty BR Jones to William L and Eva Ll Be der Lotz 5 one want of 4 ie Semuel B sae Bests 3 Reed to Lenta B and Anns Bell Workman Parts of Lots 263 204 and 285 in Elmwood Al lot Elyria Elsie M Smith to Joseph A and Lucy Jane Barto Jr Lot 100 In Skyline Park Sub 2 The Central Security National Bank of Lorain County to Wayne P and Teri M Cam pans Lots 13 and Part of 17 in Sunny Acres Sub 1 Lorain Nellie D Zack to Willie Mae and Tommie Jackson Lots 42 and 43 in Leona Hgts Allot Elyria
A fragmented advertisement for fall pattern catalogs and sewing instruction. Mentions pattern numbers 9144 and Siren 2 4 6 8, sizes, price sixty five cents, and a request to mail with name address and ZIP to Marian Maran at Pattern Dept. 133 New York.
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