International Olympic Committee picks Mexico City for 1968 Games
Twelve IOC members dubbed the “United Nations of Sports” wrap up a week of talks in Baden-Baden and award the 1968 Summer Games to Mexico City. The decision follows debates on apartheid and political issues while confirming a lean program with 17 sports and a dawn of modern facilities.
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Henry W. Thornberry
Baden-Baden
Germany
UPL
International Olympic Committee
United Nations of Sports
Toey
Mexico City
Kurhaus
Detroit
OIC
Latin America
United Nations
Milan defeats Western Reserve in Homecoming clash 20 to 6
Milan defeated Western Reserve 20 6 to spoil Homecoming as two fourth quarter touchdowns broke a 6 6 tie. Quarterback Ron Hall threw a 27 yard pass to Curt Braddock and Bob Ryerson ran the conversion. Terry Hilaman had a 26 yard TD catch for Western Reserve.
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Wakeman
Milan
Western Reserve
Rough Riders
Indians
Ron Hall
Curt Braddock
Bob Ryerson
Hall
Leyard
Terry Hilaman
John Speer
Ryerson
Speer
Dick Todd
Roger Grys
Cadiz
Berlin Heights
Tigers win to keep tie for 2nd
Berlin Heights earned its fourth win of the season while Monroeville dropped into a tie for second after a 3 6 victory. Bill Wood's 61 yard TD sparked the Tigers and Jim Purdy added a 25 yard score for Monroeville. Berlin Heights piled up 241 rushing yards to Monroeville 308.
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Monroeville
Berlin Heights
Firelands
Eagles
South Central
Jeaders
Greenwich
Milan
Western Reserve
Tigers
Spec Sanders
Montroeville
Bill Wood
Brice Hurley
Jim Purdy
Lal
Purdy
Jack Trushel
White Wood
Ed Massey
Panthers Triumph in Cross Country and Soccer Actions
Byzantine Catholic swept the cross country meet at Cascade Park with two first places, Elyria Catholic taking second and third. Tom Kovac led the visitors in 11 19.5 for two miles while Don Kontra and Dobski plus Foreman followed for Elyria Catholic. Oberlin College's soccer squad scored five goals at Kenyon to beat them 62 at Parma Golf Course. Yeomen players Fusor Carrow Janson and Scferopoulos contributed goals across the match.
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Byzantine Catholic
Elyria Catholic
Cascade Park
Tom Kovac
Don Kontra
Don Dobski
Andy Foreman
Amherst
Comets
Midview- Gambier
Oberlin College
Panthers
Rich Quarters
Kenyon
Imond
Parma
Doug Fusor
Dave Carrow
Yeomen
George Scferopoulos
Zeke Kamgemmo
Jean Louis Lawson
Doug Janson
Oberlin
Soteropoulos
Denison
Local Sports Card Index Listings and Club Members
The entry lists names with partial affiliations and numbers: Kovac 3, Bontra 3, Doebsm Ec foreman 20, Bybak 3, Brebs EC, Smmen B, Lich man EC, Sea 3, plus 600 Club Russ Cody 633 and 500 Club LaVerne Coonley 156 day Barton 520 Dottie Nash 507.
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J. Kovac
Bontra
Doebsm
Foreman
Bybak
Brebs
Smmen
Lichman
Sea
LaVerne Coonley
Day Barton
Dottie Nash
Packers finish unbeaten in Parochial Lightweight football
The Elyria St. Mary Packers stay unbeaten with a 0–0 score against St. Jude Colts at West Recreation Field. Ricky Fritz scored on a five yard run for the fifth straight win, his eighth TD of the season, while Stan Sinek and a strong defense led the effort. The Colts drop to 2–3, tied for second with Lorain St. Stanislaus Vikings and Lorain St. Mary Browns. Lonie Davis ran 30 45 and 60 yards for Avon Lake St. Joseph Giants in a 33–0 defeat.
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Elyria St. Mary
Colts
Lorain St. Stanislaus Vikings
Lorain St. Mary Browns
Vikings
Avon Lake St. Joseph Giants
Lonie Davis
Mark Leonard
Bear Roses
Ron Skrupals
Upseel
Mike Tomaszewski
Vaniecesvies
Tomaszewski
Ray Nedwis
Skrupasoege
Eal Rab Kitchel
Laddies
Lassies
Four Roses
Uske
Hep Kats
Santo Atkinson
Browns
Amsherst St. Joseph Bears
Bowling standings and high scores from weekly league results
Readable results show multiple leagues with team and individual high scores. Notable figures include Randy Demmling 239 in ind series, Tony Peele 150 in high game, Flipovers 1331 in team series and 723 in team game, and Gliders 648 in team game.
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Bitches Bantoms Flioorers
Five Aces
Phantoms
Pin Busters
Twexy
Fin Ups
Rangers
Cool Gurvers
Tim Lovell
Tony Peele
Bitchel Bantcoms Gliders
Wild Cats
Flint Stones Gooters
Hurricanes GS
Wild Berds
Randy Deumlinz
High Ind
Randy Demmling
Ghders
Gliders
Brentwood
Idgexiew
Chevelles
Alley Cats
Odd Sails
Dave Kerr
Io Ae
R Ae Inc
Bruce Folie i
Hugh
Bruce Hough
Sam Carpent
High
Sam
RAE Desay Ganags
Weathe Carpenter
Sd Witbeck
Witbeck
Waicheckj
Blatz
Stron's Beer
Standen Auconger
Bittmer
de Carlo
Basper Fauuary
Snyder
Bittner - de Carlo
Stroh’s Beer
Xidgeview Merchants
Brown
Bernie’s
Hiner Beastors
Stoney
Sundix
AM. G
Spareymiker
Sirike
D & Ds
Amifs
Just Us
Joba *Athes
Matt Herman
Bridgeview Twisters
Smith & Burrows
Anderson
Sandor
Robinette
Fen
Braden & Schneppe
Coe S&s Secor FE
Farmoter & Gancel
Scott
Lutherax Elva Pattern
Perkins Motor Service
First National Bank
Bally Company
Old Tamecs
Nebl Beverages
Bell Company
EDK
Grafton-trinity
Seal Wall Products
Servvens- Standen
Bob Cats
Jrafton Couples
Slackourn- Theesman
Biiker-Reed
Beury-togue
J. _ Smyth
Melmyre
Crowell-Kodysh
Mowrey-Redman
Biumy- Nash
Sheets
Lively
Hneh
Sterling Lite
Don Schuid
Bromy
Cody and Gals Dominate Elyria Bowling Honors
Russ Cody led Elyria bowling with a 633 series in the His and Hers League at BowLo-Drome, including 214, 214, and 205 games. Best female score was Irene Coonley with 556 series at Harvey’s Mixed Doubles. Jay Burton posted 1520 series in the El Rey Grotto Couples League at Ridgeview Bowling Center. Dottie Nash tallied 507 series for Grafton Couples at Grafton Lanes.
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Russ Cody
Elyria Area
Cody
BowLo-Drome
Ierne Coonley
Tin Harvey
Evans Lanes
Coonley
Jay Burton
el Rey Grotto
Ridgeview
Burton
Dottie Nash
Grafton Couples
Grafton Lanes
Hanover Favored In Dan Patch Pace At Roosevelt
Hanover driven by Bengazi Hanover is a 3-1 favorite to win the first edition of the Dan Patch pace for two year old colts and geldings at Roosevelt Raceway tonight despite drawing the outside eight post.
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Hanover
Westbury
Bengazi
Roosevelt Raceway
Golf Scores From Area Courses Showwide Low Rounds
A fragment lists players and scores from GAK Hills Country Club and Elyria Country Club events. Notable entries include Joe Golob 73 and Charlie Nagy 75 plus blind draws and multiple 70s and 80s. The column references all time lows and Sunday rounds with several players recording sub-90 totals.
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GAK Hills Country Club Whesend
Joe Golob
Ron Wigens
Charles Nagy
Liam Schultz
Joe Cmehano
Bil Dulio
Tony Sackets
Wank Broske
Ted Moon
Jack Jassler
Jowen Ports
al Jama Sr
Wioe Sanazen
Elyria Country Club
Wilhem Kerr
A. Davidson
Whllam Bess
Wilbur Senft
John Lau
Robert Dummer
Si A
Willam Foser
Flannery
Jack Mathea
Ai Scheel
Alva Smith
Ross Warner
NA Hewitt
Pat Deal
BR Schneider
Steve Eure
Harold Havin
Earl Lance
2Até McGinnis
Sports standings fragment shows team totals and arena marks
A terse sports table fragment lists teams such as Pas and Providence with points for and against. It includes entries like Quebec 339 and Hershey 2315 alongside city names and numbers, indicating a statistical ledger or scoreboard excerpt from a broader league table.
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Wb. Co. Pas
Providence
Quebec
Hershey
Springfield
Baltimore
St Mary Gridders Roll To Fifth Straight Win
St Mary’s football team extends its winning streak to five with a total Lorain Dreany CYO league victory at Longfellow Field. Players Dave Paternite and Matt McGuire each scored two touchdowns, including long runs of 50 and 73 yards respectively, while Ron Heredos added a 52 yard TD run.
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Dave Paternite
Matt McGuire
Alee
Elyria Mary
Lorain Dreany
CYO
Foothall ‘Leegie
Lorain St. Peter
Lorain
Longfellow Field
Paternite
McGuire
Ron Heredos
Lorain St. John
Lorain St. Anthony’s
Tom Norton
St. John
Norton
Billl Ivancik
Dave Snell
Coughlin
St Anthony
Tom Burns
Firelands football film show slated for Monday night
Firelands films of the Firelands Buckeye football game will be shown tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Firelands cafeteria. The public is invited. Films are usually shown Monday nights.
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Henrietta
Buckeye
Fireland
Firelands
Worsley Back With Hawks In Win Over Canadiens
Worsley wore a new uniform but was treated as an old friend as the Chicago Black Hawks beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-3 to seize first place in the NHL. Al MacNeil Pierre Pilote Sned Hay Stan Mikita and Ron Murphy each scored for Chicago. Camille Henry netted his 200th NHL goal for the Rangers in a 5-2 win over Boston. Detroit beat Toronto 3-2 in other action.
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United Press International Gump
Worsley
Chicago Black Hawks
Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Land
al MacNeil
Pierre Pilote
Sned Hay
Stan Mikita
Ron Murphy
Phil Goyette
Camille Henry
Rangers
Boston Bruins
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
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