Elyria bowlers shine as Ruth seizes 685 series
Ted Ruth set an all time Elks Lanes high series with 685 and led Elyria bowlers in a Tuesday league. Jack Travis added a 662 while Virgil Shuster posted 640 in the Bowl O Crome circuit. Oberlin College football faces Otterbein in a night game. coach Bill Grice notes Yeomen improvement and highlights from Clemens, Streeter, and Wright.
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Port Clinton
Jim Wright
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John McCaslin
Lorain
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Alan Spiegelberg
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Tom Kaminski
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Rocky Mountain League Forms In Denver With Brechter Likely Commissioner
A new six team Rocky Mountain athletic conference will be formed in Denver with Paul Brechter expected to be named commissioner. The lineup includes Wyoming Utah Brigham Young and New Mexico from Skyline and Arizona and Arizona State from the Border Conference.
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Boxer Suffers Brain Injury in Hartford Bout
A 24 year old Newark boxer Billy Johnson suffered a severe brain hemorrhage in a professional bout at a local fight club. He lost consciousness in the fourth round after being counted out by referee Gene Thomas of Hartland at the Skating Palace. He remained hospitalized at St Francis Hospital in Hartford.
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Baseball's Bargain Basement Hits Nation al League Draft
Edward Fran cis Bressoud 29 joined the Giants as a top NL expansion pick in Warren Giles basing a costed sale that included Hobie Landrith and 22 players for Houston and New York. George Weiss and Casey Stengel oversaw Mets buys totaling about 1.8 million dollars with Paul Richards for Houston making 1.85 million for 23 men. The day featured premiums of 125000 per hero and a final slate plus 16 players per club at 75000 each, with Mets and Colts each picking four premium players for a 500000 total.
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Patriots Fire Saban after coach change in AFL move
Boston Patriots fire head coach Lou Saban citing cost, promote assistant Mike Holovak to lead the AFL squad. Ownership says contract obligations remain. move comes four hours after Saban’s own orders and amid broader franchise changes at LYTHAM ST ANNES and other USA golf ties.
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Spartans Use Pony Backs to Challenge Michigan Test
MSU eyes a pony backfield of four sophomores and a junior to counter Michigan's fast attack. Sherman Lewis, Ron Saimes, and teammates aim to boost Spartans led by coach Duffy Daugherty as they prepare for the Michigan showdown in Ann Arbor.
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Panthers Have One More Win But No More Yards
Elyria Catholic and Elyria High are even in total offense after five games, each at 1128 yards. Panthers rush 816 and pass 312. Pioneers rush 747 and pass 381. Elyria leads in first downs by one, top scorers with 14 points, both teams have 13 kickoffs and one interception. Panthers beat Vermilion while Elyria Catholic fell to Cuyahoga Falls.
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Bruins and Rangers Renew Openers to Start 1961 62 NHL
The Boston Bruins host the New York Rangers to begin the 1961 62 NHL season at Boston Garden with both teams boasting new faces and coaches. Chicago leads the six teams as the league kicks into action with Toronto at Detroit and a full week of games ahead.
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Hitchcock Seeks Punch for Orioles in 1962
Baltimore Orioles new manager Billy Hitchcock said he wants a little more punch in the outfield for the 1962 season. Hitchcock, with two years of minor league experience, was introduced as field boss Tuesday, succeeding Paul Richards.
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Pipers Schedule Five Intra-Squad Games In Ohio Region
The Cleveland Pipers open with an intra-squad game at Fairport Harbor High School and schedule five local workouts. They will play Baldwin-Wallace October 19, Elyria October 21, Cuyahoga Falls October 24, Westlake November 3, plus an exhibition with Gary’s Midwest League Oct 28 at Culver Military Academy and a matchup with the Hoosiers October 2 in Gary.
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Keglerette Bowling Honor Split in Wellington
The Strikeout Women’s Bowling League saw Screw Ball and Oberlin Pizza House lead with a 2134 series and 0 game. Mary Durbin and Margaret Knapp posted 463 and 177 lines respectively while Giar’s Cleaners and Screw Ball share the 138–wins record. Miller’s Market led Tuesday Night with 2144 series and 734 game. Welsh 466 series and 193 singletons. Botsford Excavating and Miller’s Market tied for 156 marks.
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Open Championship to be played at Beverly Country Club
The 1963 Open championship is set for Beverly Country Club with dates announced by the Western Golf Association. Details on exact dates and local venues were to be confirmed, with coordination noted for Chicago and Philadelphia areas.
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