Middies overpower Catholic with 24 point win
Midview built a 24 point margin as Bob Stacey and Ray Nelson led the Middies past Elyria Catholic 24 to 6 before 2,000 fans. Stacey rushed for two touchdowns and added a key interception, while Nelson contributed a 42 yard counter and strong runs. Catholic struggled with quick Middie backs and a shaky passing game in the first half, then fought back after interceptions and late drives, but could not overcome the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Elyria Catholic
Wayne Diederich
Midview
Bob Fisher
Ridgeville
al Stacey
Quicksilver
Bob Stacey
Ray Nelson
Stacey
Middies
Nelson
Bob
Denny Groboske
Fisher
Randy Kaiser
Staceys
Catholic
Kovach
Shablin
Kaiser
Lynn Liversberger
Webber
Mike Elek
Dan Humphrey
Llyria Catholic
Webber Cc
DeMaria
Elbert
Pollack
Wilford J
Watkins
Dillinger i
Elyria Paf
Cowboy
Don Brown
Wellington Dukes roll over New London 18 0 in Lakeland clash
Wellington dominates New London 18 to 0 as Gene Halliwill explodes for a 62 yard opening TD and 85 yard run by Dave Coleman caps the scoring. Skelton passes and defensive plays set the tempo while New London fights to answer but falls short in Lake land Conference game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dukes
New London
Lakeland
Gene Halliwill
Halliwill
Gerry McClellan
McClellan
Wildcats
Dave Simpkinson
Gawen Stoker
Bo Skelton
Dave Coleman
Skelton
Coleman
Dean Campbell
Steve Cook
Cook
Oberlin
Vermilion
W—Skelton
W—Coleman
Harry Byron
Kevin Geiger
Bob Sutherland
Ronald Simon
Wright bowls 520 series leads Early Bird Ladies
Dorothy Wright of Wellington tolled a 520 series at Strike-Out Lanes with games of 150 156 and 214 to lead the Early Bird Ladies League. Dekalb Chix posted a 2 064 team series and 712 game as the Keighley Market and Capri's Restaurant lead their leagues with seven points each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dorothy Wright
Dekalb Chix
King's Real Estate
Suburban Gas
John Brinker
Keighley Market
Capri's Restaurant
McGregor Breaks World 110 Yard Free Time in Blackpool
Bobby McGregor of Scotland set a world record in the 110 yard free at Blackpool clocking 54.01 seconds, shaving 0.01 seconds off his own mark from the national championships a few weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackpool
England
UPI
Bobby McGregor
Scotland
Buckeye and Black River Stay Hot in District Action
Buckeye defeated Highland 8 to 6 for a fourth straight win in the series and took possession of the rotating trophy. Black River beat Plymouth like 18 to 0 in a lopsided win, its 11th straight loss and 15th winless game since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Black River
The
Bucks
Highland
Pirates
Tri-Way
Vermilion Plymouth Rivalry Highlights Narrow Losses
Vermilion and Ridgeville traded touchdowns in a 20-14 contest as Ridgeville threatened a late rally but fell to Vermilion. Ridgeville’s Bob Wellert and Vermilion’s Dan Williams scored while Vermilion halted a late Pirate fumble drive to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers
Ridgeville
Bob Wellert
Veramilion
Dan Willams
Beman Faces Sikes in U S Amateur Final
In Des Moines Ira, two seasoned contenders, Deane Beman and Dick Sikes, advanced to the U S Amateur final. Beman, the 1960 champion from Bethesda, Md., defeated George Archer 5 and 4 in the semi, after taking a four hole edge early. Sikes, a 23-year-old from the Ozarks, beat Charley Coe 2 and 1 to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Ira
UPI
Ozarks
U. S
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Dick Sikes
Beman
J Cowboy
Sikes
Charley Coe
Wakonda
Archer
North Ridgeville Baseball League announces banquet guest
North Ridgeville baseball notices list contact numbers for banquet tickets and details. Jim Grant of the Cleveland Indians will address attendees at Bess and Andy's in North Ridgeville Thursday at 6 p.m. Tryouts for North Ridgeville County Gand Ho League teams are set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Ridgeville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Don MacLean
Ed Charles
Bill Benton
Dave Wheland
Wayne Capell
Jim Grant
Cleveland
Indianalg
Bess and
Andy's
North Ridgeville County
Gand Ho
Ridgeville High School
Moore sidelined by appendectomy for Colts
Baltimore Colts star halfback Lenny Moore will be out for an indeterminate period after an appendectomy performed at Union Memorial Hospital. Doctors said Moore was in satisfactory condition after the Friday operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
UPI
Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Union Memorial Hospital
Moore
Comets Rally To Edge Huron 20 6 In Conference Opener
Amherst Marion Steele Comets defeat Huron 20 6 to level standings at 1 1 Ed Nichols scores twice in the second half after Jim Edwards 51 yard interception return for a TD sparked the comeback Lewis connects on two Nichols scoring plays as the Comets dominate in total yardage and first downs while Huron leads in passing yardage and holds a 6 6 halftime tie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve McMilhan
Tri- Way
Tom Dixon
McMilhan
Black River
John Gonzalez
Avon
Ron Blessing
Bob
Buckeye
South Amherst
Amherst
Marion L. Steele
Lakeland
Huron
Ed Nichols
Comets
Bill Havens
Jim Edwards
John Perrin
Bill Sender
Bul Nichols
Gary Lewis
Nichols
Lewis
US Davis Cup doubles could clinch American Zone title
The U S Davis Cup team led 24 games in the American Zone finals against Venezuela and needed one win in the doubles to clinch. Captain Bob Kelleher would name the doubles pair an hour before the match at 4 p.m. EDT. Venezuela fielded Ivo Pimentel and Orlando Bracamonte. the Americans planned Dennis Ralston and Marty Riessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPI
Venezuela
U.S
Bob Kelleher
Ivo Pimentel
Orlando Bracamento
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfeld
Calif
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Jr
Riessen
Pimentel
Huron
Jim Mellein
Ralston
Bracamento
Amherst Hospital
United States
Kelleher
Edwards
Eugene Scott
St. Janes
Perrin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bobby Deep
Jess
Jack Kovach
Ed Shamblin
Bol Strickland
Don Durkee
Midview Line
Strickland
Wilford
Jim Watkins
Bobby
Ray
Merle
Durkee
Diederich
Clearview
Ken Webber
Jim Polen
M—Wilford
M—R. Nelson
Ec—Webber
M—B. Stacey
M—Bs Stacey
Frank DeTillio
Wright
Lorain Magn Speedway
Moor Sforteman
Retin Deve
Bucs
Plymouth
Rangers
John Gillooly
Bob DiFranco
Jack Shambora Shambora
Ken Schiele
Rangers Threaten
Schiele
John Murphy
Bill Inman
Rodney Thomas
Tom Cooperthwaite
Victoryphy
Highland Black River
Ta-Way
Verminston
Avon Lake
Sailors
Mike Brothers
Bull Nowacki
Jack Schisler
Sylvania
Vermitton
Iangeville
Nowacki
Schisier
R—Wellert
Willians
R—Difranco
Ham‘hora
Strambora
Rum
Peckeye Righiard
Oes Inman
Run Cooperthwaite
Thomas A—Schtek
Ron On
Ry T—Mcmiliian
Baseball
Haron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!