Hot Hands And Scores In A Bowling Meet Report
Georgiafandis led with a 713 series including 212 267 and 225. Laura Nowak posted a 619 in the women’s 600 ledger with 197 240 and 182. Bob Charity fell shy of 700 with a 697 series highlighted by a 238 game. Multiple bowlers posted high 600s and 500s across the meet, with names such as Terry Rock Jim Witter Kev Mc Crain Doug Mayer Rick Rasnick and many others compiling solid scores.
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Kev McCrain
Doug Mayer
Rick Rasnick
Junior Tracht
Tom Adelman
Ralph Day
Dick Spaar
Larry Hofacker
Paul Schneider
Bob Roth
Roger Liston
Tom Mundy
Mike Theisen
Duane White
Dick Hunt
Leon Yun
Jerry Nickols
Bob Krull
Bud Kryling
al Hakes
Monroeville Eagles renew bitter rivalry with St Paul
Monroeville faces arch rival St Paul at Whitney Field after a scoreless tie with Edison. Coach Steve Ringholz praises senior leadership and key players like Tom Schaffer and Russ Smith while warning of stiff test from St Paul offense led by Todd Moore and John Soisson.
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Alge blasts Flyers' effort after tough loss
St Paul coach Dick Alge criticizes players for lack of heart and guts after a 28 point quarter setback against New London. He says attitude must improve and plans a straightforward power game with Monroeville, stressing pride and team focus.
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Free Traded to San Diego by 76ers for 1984 Pick
Philadelphia trades Lloyd Free to San Diego in exchange for the Clippers 1984 first round pick to clear guard depth ahead of the season opener with the Los Angeles Lakers. Free, 24, had been contesting the Sixers fourth guard role with Ralph Simpson as Maurice Cheeks rose. Coach Cunningham called the decision arduous as Free reports to Phoenix with San Diego opening its campaign at home.
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Jaycees Sell 12 Tickets for Browns Steelers Game
The Norwalk Jaycees offer 12 remaining tickets for Sunday's Browns versus Steelers game. Priced at 18 dollars, the package includes game ticket, sandwiches, bus transport and beer. Purchases available tonight or Saturday at the Jaycees Haunted House on Woodlawn Avenue.
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Willard volleyball routs Norwalk in league clash
Willard defeated Norwalk 15-3 and 15-1 to improve to 6-3 in Northern Ohio League play while Norwalk drops to 0-8 in league and 0-9 overall. JV also swept Norwalk 15-8 and 15-9.
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Flyers Home Debut Proves Smashing For St Pauls Cross Country
St Pauls cross country opened at Memorial Park with an 18 41 dual meet victory over Crestline to move to 8 0. Marty Healy led 2.8 mile course in 14 00 ahead of Matt Heit 14 49 Bill Stein 15 04 and Chris Reynolds 15 27. Crestline’s Mark Lundstrom 15 54 Bob Kolokowski 16 10 Tony Ecken 16 14 led fifth through seventh. Other Flyers were Bret Hokes 16 37 John Zeller 16 46 Dave Fisher 16 57. Next meet Firelands Conference at South Central Tuesday.
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Eagles Fall to Old Fort in Volleyball Match
Monroeville left the Firelands Conference Thursday after a 1 1 defeat as Old Fort swept the deciding game 15-4 following a 15-12 win for Old Fort and a 15-13 comeback by Monroeville.
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