Massillon Alliance clash looms as Ohio prep power surge
Massillon, No 1 in the UP I Ohio ratings, faces Alliance No 6 in a potential season shaper. Marion Harding, winner over Lima Senior, must tackle Lorain as the top teams collide. The week features Delaware Willis’s first win in 28 games and Springfield Public rising to fourth after beating Columbus North.
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UPI
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Massillon
Marion Harding
United Press International
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Lorain
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Lima
Power Tigers
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Canton McKinley
Springfield
Springfield Public
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Wildcats
Troy
Hay
Dayton Fairmom
Columbus East
Fairmont
East
Ec Ee
Natalie
Big Red
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Tom Prichard
Delaware Willis
Delaware
Sam Buzard
Columbus Hartley
Canton
Lincoln
Tigers
Salem
Fred Phillis
Ravenna
New Concord
Crooksville
Muskies
Glousier
Dayton Fairmont
Oy St. Lime
Eee
Curtain Falls On 1959 Lorain Speedway Season
The 1959 super modified stock car season ends at Lorain County Speedway with a double feature totaling 119 laps. The rain postponed Sept 19 feature starts the program and a second 25 lap main adds action. Points races influence fifth place as Al Wood and Mack Clingan remain close. gates open 7 p.m. with time trials and racing at 8:30 p.m.
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Lorain County Speedway
al Wood
Elyria
Mack Clingan
Cleveland
Bowlers pace Perky Lanes with 624 series in league
Wellington Milt Sell rolled a 624 in the Monday Non Handicap League at Perky Lanes. Ralph Baker led highs with a 222 game as Rigo's Cafe posted 955 for game and 2705 for series while leading the league at 93 22. George Bilas had 557 for Amateur League top and Bob Lent topped 209. Nehi team led with 880 game and 2496 series and a 7 2 mark.
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Milt Sell
Ralph Baker
Rigo
Nehi
Tallied 38 points leads area scorers after two games
Eungard of the Western Reserve Roughriders sits atop the Buckeye scoring chase with 38 points after two games, while Elyria High fullback Mel Taylor tops Buckeye Conference scoring with 18 points from three TDs. John McCaslin, Phil Morton, and others trail in the high totals as teams push for early season standings.
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Mel Taylor
Buckeye
Sandusky
Dave Eungard
Western Reserve Roughriders
Eungard
Tim Wearsch
Avon
John McCaslin
Clearview Clippers
Taylor
Phil Mourton
New London
Jeader
Rich Badar
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Dodgers Favored In NL Playoff Series After Opening Win
New York based reports list the Dodgers as 135 favorites to win the National League playoffs after their opening victory over the Braves in a best of three. They hold 65 favorites for today's second game at home. If they advance the White Sox are 11-10 favorites to beat them in the World Series. If the Braves rebound they are 11-10 favorites over the White Sox.
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Dodgers
Braves
Chicago White Sox
Thee
White A
Tim Gillian
John Roseboro
Andy Pafko
Rhoseboro
Milwaukee
UPI
Detroit farm club affiliation announced for 1960 season
Detroit UPH and its Triple A farm club announced the 1960 season plans today. The bulletin confirms the affiliation and outlines the forthcoming schedule and partnership details.
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Detroit
UPH
License In Danger in New York Boxing Hearings
New York state Athletic Commission may revoke Cus D Amato's license after his failure to appear at the opening session of a hearing into the Patterson Ingemar Johansson promotion. D Amato said he could not travel from San Juan Puerto Rico in time for today’s session.
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UPD
New York State Athletic Commission
D'Amato
Floyd Pat
Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Ae Incianmeet
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Oberlin Opens Season With Swarthmore Clash This Saturday
Oberlin College football and cross country start the season with a home game against Swarthmore Saturday at 2 p.m., while Oberlin women and Amherst prepare for related contests. Swarthmore leads series 22-? but the matches have been tight and the 1952-eras mark stands out in early history.
Local League Baseball Standings and Top Players
The clipping lists standings and top performers across multiple leagues including Ritgevil Bittner Decarlo, Bills Radio & TV Service, and St Jude's League. It notes team records, high individual scores such as Le Seiemeidne 458 and J. Seladridce 438, plus leading teams like First Place-Team and Temple Lumber with several winners and high series.
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Bills Radio & TV Service
le Seiemeidne
Bilger Deceie
Stewart
J. Seladridce
ST. Jude's League Dercy Queen
Betchum Shel Service
McLaughlin
Hale Cieabers
Janes Buikiers
R. O'Conner
Schisther
F. Herves
Isels’s
Sohio
O. Sittinger
Reichsin
Uneral
Bovnine
Sobieski
Sebo
Janes Beilder
Tee Setkes
R. O' Commer
Bowling League Roundup with Highs and Scores Across Clubs
League summaries list high individuals and team results from Elymia Foundry Seagle Ohio Sanitary and multiple local leagues. Notables include Elmer Zeitat 3567 for Poundrie and B Fetzer 500 for F O C, with top series by Antetick 518 and Miriam Gruber 467 across divisions.
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Seagle Foundry
Ohio Sanitary
Elmer Zeitat
Poundrie
Harold Smith
John Pribanic Jr
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Pattern Shop
Harrymene Motors
Alien Bushman
ELYRIA WOMENS TEAGUE LEAGUE REPORT SUMMARY
Series results and participants listed across Chambers and related venues. Fred Smith leads top series. Fred Senith and Chuck Vollmer noted for wins. details include various players and placements across events such as compressors cylinders switches and reservoirs with multiple scores and names like Lise Brit and Jared Bates.
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Hien
Fred Senith
J Chuck Vollmer
Augustin
Bill Bawards
Notre Dame and Ohio State Tie For 10th In UPI Ratings
Louisiana State holds No. 1 as Northwestern Iowa move to No. 2 and 3 respectively after strong weekend results. Notre Dame ties Ohio State for 10th. Northwestern defeats Oklahoma 45 13. Iowa outlasts California 42 12. Army ranks fourth and Mississippi fifth with Southern California Texas Clemson and Wisconsin following.
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Traxler Tumbles 620 Trio in Elyria Bowling League
Jack Traxler led Elyria Home League with a 620 series after games of 202 209 and 209, just seven pins shy of perfection in three games. Leo Kumas posted 612 and Gene Lehman 606, while Dick Aldrich added 602 in the Elks Monday League. Gardner Insurance topped Elks team totals with 2,605, and Virginia Arndt led women with 476 in Bowl-O-Crome’s Town and Country Girls.
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Bowling Center
Elyria
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Gene Lehman
Dick Aldrich
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Virginia Arndt
Miriam Gruber
Ray
Matthews Beats Armstead in Philadelphia Bout
Len Matthews of Philadelphia scored a unanimous decision over Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles in a non-televised 10 round welterweight bout. Referee Joe Sweeny and judges Leo Tress and Nate Lopenson favored Matthews, while UPI counted a 48 43 margin for Matthews.
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UPI
Len Matthews
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Matthews
Leh Eve
Armstead
Joe Sweeny
Nate Lopenson
Juxige Leo Tress
Uited Press International
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Philadelphian
Braves Dodgers NL playoff forecast for second game
Weather was forecast for the second game of the National League playoff between the Milwaukee Braves and the Los Angeles Dodgers. The forecast described excellent conditions expected for the matchup.
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UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Four Step Bowling Delivery for Rhythm and Control
Ed Lubanski explains the four-step approach as the most natural delivery in bowling. He stresses a proper pushaway, timing the swing with footwork, and keeping a smooth arc to improve accuracy and consistency.
Doc Says Sooners Drugged
University of Oklahoma team physician Dr. D G Willard said he believes about 20 Sooner players were poisoned by some chemical or drug before the 45 13 loss to Northwestern University. He expects a full report within a day on investigations by Chicago and Evanston authorities into the illness, which followed dinner at a Chicago nightclub and initially prompted Food poisoning theories.
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D. G
Mike) Willard
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Evanston
Willard
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