Ex Big Ten official defies retirement in Gulf Coast
William R. Schram, 76, Venice resident and longtime Gulf Coast Officials Association clock and scoreboard operator, began in 1961 at Venice High and never missed a year. He officiated basketball and football, umpired baseball, and recalls games from 1962 to 1975. He plans annual northward trips with wife Bernice, marks 52nd wedding anniversary in February, and is highly regarded by officials and coaches alike.
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Bill) Schram
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The Elusive 300 Wins Milestone in Baseball History
Nokomis resident Early Wynn remains the last pitcher to reach 300 victories since 1963. The Cy Young winner pitched for Washington Cleveland and Chicago across four decades. As of now Gaylord Perry leads at 297 with several veterans chasing the 300 milestone amid aging arms and injuries.
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Ken Anderson Named NFL Player of the Year by Sporting News
Cincinnati Bengal quarterback Ken Anderson earned Sporting News NFL Player of the Year honors after starting the season opener before Turk Schonert replaced him as the third-stringer. The award highlights his standout performance during the 1981 season.
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Desperation shot gives Mantas 54 52 win over Venice
Karen Morgan scored the winning shot with nine seconds left as Lemon Bay edged Venice 54 52 in a girls basketball game at Venice Junior High. Morgan led Lemon Bay with 22 points while Venice’s Gibson topped the Indians with 19. The junior varsity also saw Lemon Bay win 47 22.
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