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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1966

Page

13

Area bowling results a night of mixed wins and top scores

Area bowling results show Press Room defeating Sky Vars 15 6 to 0 in a split, Gran Sports beating Challengers 3 1, Die Cast toping Pin Killers 613 to 0. Top series include John Griffith 74 dollars and John Burt 552 for Gran Sports and QTD’s. High games include Robert Far daz 200 for Die Cast and John Griffith 201. Porterhouse Center Hidge Martins and Grass hopper split 2 1 as Champagnes sweep Alexand era 3 0. Judy Mohr man 455 Jane Balke 452 Pat Mudge 441 lead top series, with Balas 114 and Judy Mohrman 162 high games. PIN PALS features Pioneer Standard Electronica 11 10 beating Bobs Painting 15 6 2 1 and Norma's Beauty Galton 8 12 over Hotamer Florist 14 7 2 1. La Clee Coiffures 8 12 tops Team No 6 6 15 3 0. top series include Dore Coles 542 and Shirley Canfield 475 with La Clee Coiffures. United Polish Club 13 8 defeats Wukle Furn & Uphat 11 10 3 0. Thome Greenhouse 10 11 downed UPC Sports Comm 13 72 2 1. Flickinger Trophies 5 16 tops TFC Alakery 1 - College Shoe & Repair 9 12 defeats Altner DeCarlo 9 12 1. Larue Casey leads high series and high games with 190.

John Griffith Gran Sports John Burt Lowell Frankel Press Room Robert Fardaz Willie Johnson Challenger John Grifith Porterhouse Center Hidge Martinis Grasshopper Brandies Manhattana Champagnes Alexandera Judy Mohrman Jane Balke Pat Mudge Jane Balas PIN Pals Stoney Rainbow Lanes Pioneer Standard Electronica Bobs Painting Norma Beauty Galton Downed Hotamer Florist la Clee Coiffures Dore Coles Bobs Shirley Canfield Vi Stich Stoneys Nain Bro United Polish Club Wukle Furn & Uphat Thome Greenhouse UPC Sports Comm Flickinger TFC Alakery College Shoe & Repair Alttner DeCarlo Larue Casey An

Polls dominate college football talk from UCLA coach stance

UCLA coach Tommy Prothro says the polls matter but the final ranking counts most, with USC’s John McKay agreeing that polls boost interest while pressuring players. He notes debates over whether rankings change game strategy and cautions against overvaluing scores without context.

Los Angeles Midwest Tommy Prothro UCLA Notre Dame Michigan State Prothro John McKay USC McKay Columbus Ohio State Knoxville Alabama Tennessee North Carolina Penn State

Vanderoord Leads Amherst Past Ridgeville For Second Lakeland Win

Vanderoord returns to spark Amherst as they beat Ridgeville 21 14 to earn their second Lakeland Conference victory. Key plays include a safety on a punt and a late scoring drive with Pete Lopez passing and Vanderoord rushing for the go ahead TD. Amherst improves to 2-3-1 in conference, Ridgeville sits at 1-7 overall.

Vanderoord Amherst Ridgeville Lakeland Wee Crite Adgereo A Ing Klekoff Rangers Ambarat Crile Inter Pete Lopez Tom Croyle Comets Lable Croyle Apberat Bob Dever Margley Stout

Highland Edges Avon In 2B-2 Football Thriller

Highland defeats Avon 20-? in a late fourth quarter rally. Bret Reardon connected with Ken Luttner for a 55 yard score, Luttner ran in the conversion, and the winning pass sealed a 20-20 tie breakout into Highland's 28-? victory. Avon suffers a third league loss as Highland stays atop the Inland Conference.

AVON Highland Andi Avon High Highland Bret Reardon Ken Luttner Hornets Eagles Reardon Luttner Bob Young

Firelands tops Columbia in area football clash on Parents Night

Firelands Falcons edged Columbia High 11-6 in Inland Conference action. Matuis connected with Ellis for a 15 yard score, Markworth added an 8 point conversion run, and a 30 second remaining field goal sealed the win as Firelands improved to 2-2 in league play and 3-2 overall. Columbia slipped to 1-4 in conference and 2-4 overall.

Henrietta Firelands Columbia High Steve Matuis Bill Ellis Falcons Bob Markworth Columbia Ellis Matus Markworth Columbia — Vidovich Page Firelands Markworth Meee Heavene Paul Vidovich Don Reinhard Gretchen Vitovitz Memory Lane Center Ladies League Pacelall Larea Keglerettes Dot Adolph Manuells Dora Coles Bob Stoney’s Coletta Wildauer Old Mill

Vermilion Tops Huron 25 8 In Lakeland Conference clash

Vermilion defeats archrival Huron 25 8 after a 2 yard field goal by Chuck Tritner in the second quarter proves decisive. Sailors take a 7 0 lead on Terry Wheeler’s 1 yard run, add a 17 0 cushion by the end of the third with Jerry Brothers scoring, and finish with Mayer to Van Fossen for 25 yards. Huron avoids a shutout with a late score by Chuck Ross. Vermilion gains 187 rushing, 83 passing yards. Huron 116 rushing, 30 passing.

HURON Chuck Trittner Vermilion Sailors Terry Wheeler Ralph Mayer John Hill Jerry Brothers Vermilion — Brothers Mayer van- Fossen Pate Huron — Roes Wilfong Ase Gannon Mark van- Fossen Chuck Ross John Gorman Hugh Wilfong

Early Birds and Tri City bowling leagues lead with high games

Strikeout Lanes players Strikeout Lanes Pat Wallace and Marian West each rolled 173 games to lead Early Birds Friday night. Janet Barr led with a 457 series. Pepsi Cola tops with 16 5 record and high 723 game 2 066 series. In Tri City Men Ed Brasee had 218 game and Andy Anderson 563 series. Bliss Plumbing tops with al game and 2 339 series. Bliss tied with Reep Tractor for the league lead at 22 points each.

Pat Wallace Marian West Early Birds Janet Barr Pepsi Cola Tri-City Ed Brasee Andy Anderson Bliss Plumbing Bliss Reep Tractor

Three men top 600 bowl mark in Rainbow Classic action

Ray Benson led the Rainbow Classic League at Stoney's with a 661 series and games of 235 167 and 259. Bill Payne 615 for Tarry Lanes, Ted Hess 605 for Boley's Atlantic. High single games included Baracskai 246 Buga 236 Rechlicz 235 Groves 234 Krupar 21. Roy Phares 741 Ralph's Inn League and McCourt 237 Ameri can Standard League at Stoney's. Gene Uszak 235 in Bowling Center C League.

Rainbow Seddlere Insurance Laubenthal Whalmale Preati's Obeskin Bowling Center Sandy's Tor Carpet Co Tarry Lakes Angelina's Pizza Ray Benson Bill Payne Tarr Nes Bubba Rigaby Bowling al ‘Baracskal Prestip Joe Bugs Verry Stoney’s Tarry Lanes Ted Hess Boley Atlantic Grafton Holy Name al Baracskai Joe Buga Ray Rechlicz Bill Groves John Krupar Roy Phares Ralph's Inn Orland McCourt Stoney’ S Gene Uszak

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