Cahl Leads Tavern League With First 700 Series This Season
Ray Cahl bowled 232 224 245 for a 701 series to top the city in the Tavern Home League last night. Mike Barney and Bill McTel both posted 600s, while Oahl's 245 was the high game of the evening. The 701 trails the all time 244 by George Cotton set March 8, 1951, by 43 pins.
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Tarry Tavern
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Bowlers shine as Rainbow Lanes Ladies League opens season
Tom Dean posted the league high game with 233 while Joe McManus topped 203-182-215 for 600. Betty Sailor rolled 504 after a 539 season debut on Sept 8 for Genna's Dress Shop, with 137-173-195 games.
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Tom Dean
Betty Sailor
Rainbow Lanes
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Howe Stars As Wings Top Habs
The Detroit Red Wings defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3 to 2, handing Montreal its first loss in four starts. Gordie Howe starred, scoring once and assisting on two goals by Earl Reibel and Ted Lindsay, while Jean Beliveau and Maurice Richard replied for Montreal.
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Rocket) Richards
Moncireal
Ladies League Slate At Bowling Center Tonight
The Bowling Center Ladies League bowls tonight at 9. Pairings include Harry's Men's Wie 75 versus Palm's Pure CW Service, Ridge Cleaners against Erin Brew, Green Dragon versus Meta-Weld, and Wilmot matches the remaining team.
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Ridge Cleaners
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Barons Line Clicks Again in AHL Triumph
The Cleveland Barons boast a high scoring forward trio of Fred Glover Jackie Gordon and Eddie Olson dominating in an 8 63 overtime win over Springfield. Springfield topped the Hershey Bears 3 2 to seize first place in the league standings.
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Helinski Tops Big Ten Backfield in Offense
Indiana quarterback Florian Helinski leads Big Ten backs with 263 total yards 27 passing and 28 rushing. Ohio State’s Dave Leggett is second with 245 yards 167 via the air.
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Weekend college slate key to high school picks
The column lists expert predictions for the weekend college games with a note on seven guessers and Paul Spindler's potential late input. Bets on Barberton Elyria and other regionals are logged with named pundits Laderman Ketcham Davies Hawk Rotunda Janowicz and others, highlighting margins and dissent.
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Don Hawk
the Pipe Dreamer
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Jim Ketcham
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Hank Janowicz
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Louie Rotunda
Clearview
Laderman
Crearview
Elyria Catholic
Warren Harding
Lorain
Warren
Ritzman
Wellington
Rittman
Vermilion
New Lond
Ins Grid Selections From Coast to Coast Football Picks
National football selections by Tony Galli and regional writers project results for Saturday and Sunday games. Predictions span Florida Kentucky, Texas Tech LSUA, Purdue Wisconsin, Iowa Ohio State, Texas Christian Texas, and more with notes on prominent players and recent form.
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Fundamentals For Panthers Preview Crucial Clash With Clearview
Coach Joe Paul drills fundamentals as Elyria Catholic aims for first win of the season. Catholic High returns guard Toe Boyson and back Eddie Anderson to action, while Stan Plato may play as Leonard Plato’s Air Force brother was killed in Georgia. Clearview, under Russ Lynch, seeks improvement after close battle with Wellington as both teams yet to win autumn games.
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Lorain St. Mary
Buckeye
Russ Lynch
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Toe Boyson
Eddie Anderson
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Suph
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Leonard
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Tormmy Richardson
Otterback
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Belen Mendoza
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Mack
Frank ‘Mason
Richardson
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Chicago
Brick Muller California star and Rose Bowl legend
Harold Brick Muller starred for California as end and passer in the early 1920s. Noted for his large hands and a 53 plus yard pass in the 1921 Rose Bowl he helped Cal defeat Ohio State. Muller earned All American honors twice and later served as the Bears’ practice field physician while practicing medicine in Berkeley.
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Trabert Set to Meet Llamas in Pan American Final
Tony Trabert, the top seed in tennis, faces Mario Llamas of Mexico in the Pan American Championship final. Trabert defeated Sven Davidson in straight sets to advance after a postponement earlier in the week.
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Mexico
Tarry Tavern
P.O. C
Beer Va
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Schneider
Page
Arvay
Trabert
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Art Larsen
Linas
Elyria reserves slip past Sandusky for 6 0 win
Elyria High reserves defeated Sandusky reserves 6 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Key third quarter passing and a late ground gain set up scoring opportunities, while Sandusky saw fumbles and penalties stall drives. Elyria’s defense forced multiple stops as its offense cashed in with two passing plays totaling 65 yards.
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Elyria In the Second Quarter. Penetrativo
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Ron Uckrich
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Webster
Willie Junior
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