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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1961

Page

19

Timagami Hunt Club heads to Wanapitei deer grounds

Eight Wellington area men form a loose Timagami Hunt Club heading to Wanapeti near Lake Timagami for a deer hunt. They travel with companions from Camp Opeechee and expect returns November 19. Notable members include Secretary Ford Stacey and Stan Sooy, famed for prior hunting stunts.

Canada Timagami Hunt Club Hunt Club Tye Camp Opeechee Martin River Timagami Wanepeti Lake Timagami Red Squirrel Diamond Lakes Sandy Inlet Bert King Wellington Stacey Stan Looy Royal (Sarge) Wilson Judd Hoff Russell Dickson Robert Young Bill Hatfield C. C. Senstock New London Stan Sooy Stan

Fairfield Beaumont Leader Beaumont Open leads after round three

Sam Fairfield of Casey Texas held a two stroke edge atop the Beaumont Open with 136 six under par as rain and slow greens slowed scores. Jay Hebert and Bob Rosburg trailed with 134 while Doug Sanders stood at 140 amid a damp Tyrrell Park course. Jim Ferree posted 67 for day’s low round.

Beaumont Tex Sam Don Fairfield Casey, T Fairfield Jay Hebert Lafayette Bob Rosburg Portland Ore Rosburg Hebert Tyrrell Park Municipal Doug Sanders

Buckley's 587 Tops In Pin Circuit

Buckley's 587 led the pin circuit, with Lloyd Buckley’s High opening the season strong in the Tri City League bowling at Strikeout Lanes. Austin Fish had a top single with 413. Walter Patton posted a 2,445 series and 867 game as Union’s Steve Clingan led Union with 21 pins. Neal Walter’s team won, with John DeWitt 16 and Boyd Purcell 13 for the winners, while Ruth Keller and Mary Green led the Early Bird Ladies with 704 and 704 series respectively.

Greenwich Wellington Lloyd Buckley Son Union High Richland Counacian Austin Fish Bare Wild Walter Patton Grinding Bassett Appareil Ruth Keller Mary Green Ly Aman Angers Neal Walter John DeWitt Boyd ‘Purcell Steve Clingan Union Fred Kohler

600 Club Names and Top Scores Listed

The note lists top performers with scores and initials for the 600 Club. Ken Long posts 629, Nancy Broz 539, Jeri Pomeroy 527, Jean Moyes 621, Wilma Garn 517, Dot Adolph 514, and Gene Miller 509, highlighting standings and participation.

Nancy Broz Jeri Pomeroy Jean Moyes Wilma Garn Dot Adolph Gene Miller

Civic Game Switched To Patrick Henry Field

The Cleveland Metropolitan League football game between the Civics and Villa Bar is moved to Patrick Henry Field East 123rd Street and Durant Avenue at 1 45 p m. Players meet at the YMCA at 815 am.

Elyrin Civics Villa Bar Patrick Henry Field East 123Rd St Durant Ave Tremont Stadium YMCA

Bowling results parade through Lakeland conference action

Dense OCR summary lists numerous teams, venues, and high scores from the Lakeland Conference bowling meet. Players such as Nancy Broz, Russ Wood, and Jean Moyes appear with top marks, across venues like Spring Valley Country Club Ladies and Taverns, amid mixed team records and first-place notes.

Spring Valley Country Club Ladies Os F High Jean Rinker Brassies Divers Guisino Grippers Rigino Wedgies Key Walker Spoons Putters Harriette McKeighan Brassuts Isabelle Gugino

Nancy Broz Tops Elyria Women Bowling Honor Roll

Nancy Broz led the Womens All-City League at Tarry Lanes with a 539 series, despite a rough start, followed by Jeri Pomeroy and Dot Adolph posting solid scores. Eugenia Miller and Gene Miller reached 500s, while Ken Long posted a 286 high game for the men in Bowl-O-Drome Two and Ray Leslie and Russ Wood added top marks in the Eagles League at Tarry Lanes.

I Machovind Andy Aie Clearview Bien Ind bin Winterfield Ridgeville Busines E. & J. Superette Inc Jeri Pomeroy J. B. Dall Ford Salm Broz Tarry Lanes Chronicle-Telegram Dot Adolph Eugenia Gene Miler Ray Leslie Eagles

Iron Horse Schayes Eyes NBA Durability Record

Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals is set to break the NBA consecutive games record by playing tonight against the New York Knickerbockers in Syracuse. The 14th season veteran, a NYU alumnus, will extend his streak to 683 regular season contests, surpassing Harry Gallatin's 682. He notes travel, nutrition, rest as keys and stresses injury prevention through smart conditioning.

Dolph Schayes Syracuse Nationals National Basketball Association New York Knickerbockers Syracuse Schayes New York University Harry Gallatin Knicks Bharley

Waterfowl Hours Told for Tomorrow

Waterfowl hunting hours for tomorrow are 7 12 a m to 5 10 p m Eastern Standard Time from sunrise to sunset.

Barton Speaker At Pioneer Fete Football Banquet Announcement

Head Coach Bil Barton will address Elyria High players at the Pioneer Club banquet on November 20 at 6 p m in the Town Crier Inn. Tickets cost 2.35 and are sold at the Bell Company, the Men's Shop, or by George Day Paul Hovey Jack Zagrans Bob Lloyd and Russell Dean.

Bil Barton Elyria High Town Crier Inn Bell Company George Day Paul Hovey Jack Zagrans Bob Lloyd Russell Dean Pioneer Club

Haden Outpoints Griffin In Worcester Boxing Bout

Tom Haden of New Bedford outpoints Tommy Griffin of Philadelphia in Worcester Massachusetts. The 126 pound lightweight feature fight ended with Haden taking the decision over Griffin after ten rounds.

Worcester Mas Tommy Haden New Bedford Mass Tommy Griffin Philadelphia

Robertson tops Royals past Packers in 122 117 thriller

Oscar Robertson scored 40 points and added 16 assists as the Cincinnati Royals defeated the Chicago Packers 122 117 in Cincinnati. The game featured 17 tied scores, a narrow 66 63 halftime edge for Cincinnati, and a late 121 113 lead sealed by Robertson and Hub Reed in the final minutes.

Cincinnati UPI Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Royals Chicago Packers Royals Robertson Hub Reed Tach Sauik Walt Bellamy Fed Chiman Bob Leon Packers

Rocky Protege Faces Big Test at Madison Square Garden

New York UPI reports tall Tony Alongi of Hollywood Florida unbeaten heavyweight protege of Rocky Marciano is favored at 85 to beat George Logan of Boise Idaho in a Madison Square Garden bout. Alongi seeks his 28th straight victory and a top 10 contender ranking.

New York UPI Tony Alongi Hollywood Fla Rocky Marciano George Logan Boise Idaho Madison Square Garden Logan Tom McNesley Alongi Alonjee

Rookie Gary Doggett Shuts Out Fort Wayne Komets

UPI reports 20 year old rookie Gary Doggett of Toledo made 35 saves for his first shutout of the season as Toledo defeated Fort Wayne Komets on Friday in an International Hockey League game.

Toledo UPI Gary Doggett International Hockey League Friday Fort Wayne Komets

Nicklaus Exempted From Qualifying in San Francisco Tourney

Jack Nicklaus, who turned pro earlier this week, has been granted an exemption from qualifying for the San Francisco Lucky International Golf Tournament set for January 25 to 28.

San Francisco UPI Jack Nicklaus

Washington DC International at Laurel Looms as US Russian Rivalry

Kelso and T V Lark, ridden by Ed Arcaro and Johnny Longden, headline the 10th running of the $100000 Washington DC international at Laurel. Zabeg and Irtysch for Russia, Mists of France, Prenup Jeial and Lei Che Lou for others, with most horses carrying 126 pounds. Sail Cheoil, owned by President Eamon De Valera, is the exception.

France Jeial Venezuela Lei Che ‘Lou Ireland Wonder ‘Bey Denmark Kelso T.V. Lark Ldie Arcaro Fisherman Johnny Longilden Arcaro Longden Nikolia Nesibov Eddie Arcaro Russia Zabeg Sail Cheoil Eamon de Valera

Carter Sets Fast Pace In PBA Test

Don Carter leads the 340000 dollar PBA national championships after a 288 game Friday and a 10 game total of 2248. Glen Allison is 80 pins back, with early standings listing Landowsid, Taylor, Oppenheim, Gifford, TiN, Bolek, Flynn and King among the top runners. About 191 bowlers entered the four day event with a possible $6 prize to the winner and a field cut to 96 by Sunday. The format advances to 24 finalists for Monday and 27 games for the top prize.

Cleveland UPD Don Carter Carter St. Louis Glen Allison Bill Landowsid Fortuna Calif Sam Taylor Middletown Morris Oppenheim Chicago Stan Gifford Abilene Tex John Tin Philadelphia Joe Bolek Bill Flynn Maple Heights Ohio George King

Americans Dominate Bears In Hockey Showdown

The Rochester Americans used a tight territorial game to beat the Hershey Bears 4 1 in an American Hockey League contest. They outshot Hershey 31 to 20, with Don Simmons stopping 20 shots to earn the win as Rochester moved into a second place tie in the Western Division.

San Francisco Saint Hal Theus Cleveland Pipers John Cox Pipers Roger Taylor Rochester Americans Rochester Hershey Bears Howie Yanosik Cleveland Hershey Bobby Perreault Don Simmons Rochester Nets Providence Reds Quebec Aces Ed MacQueen

Barons Pursue Third Straight Victory at Rochester

The Barons seek a third straight win tonight in Cleveland against Rochester at the arena after a 3-0 win over Hershey and a 6-1 victory over the Quebec Aces last Saturday. Road trips follow to Providence Springfield and Quebec. home games resume Nov 22. The Barons edged the Americans 64 at the arena two weeks earlier.

Cleveland UPI Barons Rochester Arena Hershey Quebec Aces Providence Springfield Quebec Americans

Coach Dies at NYU Soccer Coach Allen Towbin Passes

Allen A Towbin aged 56 died Thursday in New York. Towbin was varsity soccer coach at New York University since 1958. His teams posted two wins and two losses under his leadership.

NEW York UPI Allen A. Towbin New York University

Gene Green Signs 1962 Contract With Indians

Cleveland Ohio report confirms catcher outfielder Gene Green has returned his signed contract for the 1962 season to the Cleveland Indians. The move secures a veteran bat for the roster as the club builds toward the new year.

Green Cleveland Ohio Gene Green Cleveland Indians

Pete Dawkins Set for Recall with Oxford Rugby

London United Press says Pete Dawkins the 24 year old Rhodes scholar and former Army football great is expected to rejoin the Oxford rugby squad for today's match with Blackheath. Dawkins had given up rugby to focus on studies but is pressed back to shore up a weak Oxford side.

London Pete Dawkins Oxford Blackheath

Termite Soil Poisoning Seen Best Home Protection

A single effective method to rid homes of termites and prevent return is poisoning the soil around the house. This approach blocks nest termites from reaching the house and stops house termites from returning to the nest, leading to colony starvation or dispersal. In golf news, Mexico City hosts the National Open with Tona Lem leading by three strokes after day three. Antonio Cerda and Ramon Cruz follow.

Better Business ‘Bureau Jin Mexico City UPI Lema San Leandro Calif Antonio Cerda Argentina Club de Gulf Mexico Cerda Ramon Cruz

All Stars Rally After Goal Post Blackout

In a spirited moment the All Stars recall painting their goal post black and the other white 56 to mark a bold stance. They vow there will be no excuses for running the wrong way in future play.

Student At EHS Receives Test Commendation

Fred Vorhis Jr. earned a letter of commendation for National Merit Scholarship achievement while studying as an exchange student in Germany. The delay in records reached the National Merit office, but EHS now lists one semifinalist and four finalists.

EHS Ltor Fred Vorhis Jr Fred Gerry Mert

Celtics Coach Gets Warning and Fine

New York UPI reports Boston Celtics coach Arnold Red Auerbach faces a three game suspension for a future severe foul mood with a referee. President Maurice Podoloff fined him 200 dollars for arguing with referee Joe Gushue Thursday night.

NEW York UPI Arnold Red) Auerbach Boston Celtics Maurice Podoloff National Basketball Association Auerbach Joe Gushue

Vermilion Firm Declares Stock Dividends for Shareholders

Wakefield Corp Vermilion corporation has announced a five cent per share cash dividend on common stock and a 31.2 cent per share quarterly dividend on preferred stock. Both are payable December 11 to shareholders of record at close of business November 20.

Wakefield Corp Vermilion

Clemens Elected Council Commander Of Erie Vets Group

In Erie County Amvets Post election Clemens Gordon Clements was chosen council commander and Ernest Craig named council vice commander. Robert Koonce became adjutant. The council includes Amvets Post 17, American Legion Post 8, Disabled American Veterans Chapter 16, Amvets Post 108, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2529, American Legion Post 562, and Vermilion Veterans of Foreign War Post 7576.

Sandusky Erie County Veterans Amvets Gordon Clements Ernest Craig Robert Koonce Clemens American Legion Disabled American Veterans Amvet Veterans of Foreign Wars Vermilion Veterans of Foreign War

Acid Method Is Patented for Acrylic Acid Production

Norman C. Wearsch of Avon and Anthony J. DePaola of Lorain have been granted a U S patent for a method to prepare acrylic acid a widely used colorless liquid with a pungent odor used in paints and varnishes to improve application The patent is assigned to B F Goodrich Co

Norman C. Wearsch Avon Anthony J. DePaola Lorain U.S B. F. Goodrich Co

Welding Tube Patent Issued to McAfee for Oxygen Jet Method

Daniel W. McAfee Jr. of Lorain received a U.S. patent for a butt welding tube apparatus assigned to United States Steel Corp. The invention covers a method of applying oxygen jets to form the tubes and enhances weld efficiency.

Daniel W. McAfee Jr Lorain U.S United States Steel Corp

Ex-Yank Signed Troops in Kansas City Cap Bow

A chaotic sports brief notes Gus Niarchos replacing Ed Fitzgerald as bullpen coach for the Kansas City Athletics and mentions new boudoir caps styled with printed florets and bow accents, likened to oriental turbans or gypsy sashes.

Kansas City Kansas City Athletics

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