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S—THE RECORD, CHARDON, 0., NOVEMBER 13, 1952
Hiltoppers
Defeat West
Geauga 7-3
The Chardon Hilltoppers bat
tled not only West Geauga
but near freezing weather to
down their county foe by a
scant 7 to 3 Friday evening
at the Chardon school football
field.
Chardon scored their only
tally in the second quarter,
gaining the ball after West
Geauga fumbled and lost on
their own 36 yard line. Bob
Fulton and John Kohr teamed
up on three plays, working
the ball up to the 9. Fulton
took the ball through an open
ing at left end for Chardon's
lone touchdown.
Kohr passed to Dave Mc
Intosh and the conversion was
made.
West Geauga also scored their
three points, a field goal, in the
second half. Jerry Elliott, West
left half, intercepted a pass
by Kohr. The visiting squad
could only move to the Char
don 30 and were halted. In
desperation, Jerry Lyman tried
a field goal and made it.
Neither of the Geauga teams
could score during the second
half at the final gun both
teams limped off the field leav
ing the iced fans with a cold
7 to 3.
Earlier in the evening the
Chardon junior varsity defeated
a West Geauga team by 13
to 0. Ken Safko and Jim Bert
leff scored the two TD’s.
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Bowling
Beat
By Evelyn Ardy
If you see a short fat lady
in a gray coat walking down
the street shaking her head
and talking to herself, you
will know that it is yours
truly. This reporter has hit
a new low in bowling scores. A
tremendous total of 55 has John
Vese B&V proprietor—
wondering whether he made a
mistake in making a present
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with one broken arm and a
pulled leg muscle.
In the ladies’ lanes Farinacci
Buick took 3 leaving Chardon
Rubber 1 point. It was Hi
Life 3, Finch 1, Culligan Soft
Water Service 3, Chardon Metal
Products 1, Chapman Tile 4
(G. Leggett had a nice 189)
Monetta’s 0, Leisy’s 4, Farinacci
Construction 0, and B&V
Rec 4 Chardon Auto Parts 0.
Smartest new outfits on the
floor are the Finch gals tur
quoise dresses with gray belt
plaques. Leisy’s girls look very
attractive in the new red
dresses with yellow letters, and
so do the Farinacci Construc
tion five in gold blouses with
green letters.
The four man teams rolling
on Wednesdays for Snapout
Forms line up as follows: Bom
bers 17-7, Joiks 13-11, Buck
eyes 12-12, Bowlcats 11-13,
Snappers 10-14, and Clippers
8-16. In individual high scor
ing Skolaris holds top position
for high one game with his
222, Rayl has 212, and Reid
207. First for high three is E.
Koritansky with 567, then Ed
wards 563, and Burgess 554.
The Bombers’ 702 is top total
for team high 1, followed by
Joiks 693, and Buckeyes 666.
High three reads Bombers 1972,
Joiks 1936, and Bowlcats 1928
High averages for Snapeut are
Burgess 169, Knapp 167, Skol
aris 165, D. Trask 164, and
E. Koritansky 161.
In the Church league Burton
Auto Co. has first place for
team high three with 2388.
Gigliotti General Contractors
have 2345, and B&V Body
2299. High one game is held
by the same three teams in
different order Gigliotti 853,
B&V Body Co. 851, and Burt
ton Auto Co. 845.
In Thursday’s league Srp
Tractor and Chuck’s Towing
are tie for first place with 16
11 each. The Chardon Bank,
Culligan’s Water Service, and
Frantz Tavern are tie for last
place with 12-15 each. Chardon
Rubber is the team in the mid
dle with 14-13.
High averages are held by
B. Locke 171, Post 175, Mc
Clish 172, E. Wenzel 172, Nes
bitt 170, J. Vese 167, Markko
166, Lucas 165, and L. Wenzel
165. Glavic, who bowls in Mon
day’s league holds a 182. In
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ware still holds first place. On
Tuesday’s scoreboard Security
Savings still sits in top position.
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Ben Franklin Store had 3 to
Perkins Motor Sales 1. Roy
Post rolled a 200. Bostwick
Store lost all 4 to F. O. Eagles.
Hal Stafford tallied a 212. C.
Peters Excavating marked 3 to
Moss Farm Dairy’s 1.
For Van Gorder Hardware
John Markko rolled a 202 and
213. A. McClish had a 226.
Points for the evening were 2
for the hardware team and 2
for Green Lantern. Ed. Kempf’s
team took all 4 from Ohio
Bell. Charles Rudney had a
214 game. Security Savings took
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In the close contest between
Suchdale and Tee Pee Motors,
the latter team took 3 leaving
Suchdale 1 point by only a
3 pin margin. The Jay Cees
took 3 from the efficient Finch
five, leaving them 1 point. Carl
son’s Hardware took 3 from
Vet’s Beverage Store. Good
scores were John Vese’s 205.
Barham’s 204 and Liptak’s 205.
D. Wedding had a 202 in the
games between Circle 6 and
Chardon Rubber. The tavern
team took 3 leaving Chardon
Rubber 1. Chardon Springs
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Chuck’s Towing tallied 3,
Chardon Bank 1. Top total was
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