Grimes and Square Lead 1977 OHSL Central All Stars
Bishop Grimes and Central Square headline the 1977 Herald-Journal All-Star selections with five first team picks each and three second team players. Westhill Solvay and Skaneateles follow with multiple first team nods as Solvay dominates the second team with seven Bearcats. The roster features standout backs and linemen across the Central Conference led by Grimes captaincy notes and varied defensive stars.
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Mark Brown
Onondaga High School
Bishop Grimes
Central Square
Herald-Journal
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Loop
Square
Westhill
Solvay
Grimes players shine in tackling and turnover plays
The Offense shows strong defensive depth with MAURILLO posted 53 tackles and 101 assists to rank seventh all time, SINAY delivering a 54 yard interception return for TD, KIMBER totaling 45 tackles with four interceptions and six blocked kicks, and M. LoBELLO earning a second team nod while catching 14 passes for 228 yards.
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Smith
Cogliandro
A. Austin
Vulcano
M. Austin
Abrams
Griffen
Bishop Grimes
Grimes
Lukaczyk
Mecvey
Schmidt
Polmanteer
J-E
Mike Austin
Maurillo
Sinay
Reed
Kimber
M. Lobello
MSU Signs Blue-Chip Freshman Johnson in Home Opener
Star recruit Earvin Johnson, a Mississippi standout and son of a 6-4 father, debuts for Michigan State amid high expectations. Coach Jud Heathcote notes Johnson’s strong instincts and leadership potential as the Spartans face Rhode Island and Syracuse in upcoming games. Johnson discusses pressure, future pro plans, and lifting a struggling program with teammates. The article highlights team dynamics, zone defense debates, and early season prospects for MSU.
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Jud Heathcote
Earvin
Heathcote
Montana
MSU
Rhode Island
Syracuse
Jim Boeheim
Orange
Spartans
Boeheim
Chapman
Kelser
Johnson
Rhody
Dave Bing
Former Ohio businessman claims Calder properties for 100000
Thomas F. Donofrio says a letter grants him the right to buy Stephen A Calder's multimillion dollar sports holdings for 100000. Other brief notes cover skiing finals in Montgenevre, baseball prospects after 1978, a serious auto race crash in Phoenix, horse racing indictment, track date rotations, a bomb threat at Sportsman's Park, a boxing suspension, and a basketball suspension in Indiana.
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Ohio
Thomas F. Donofrio
Stéphen A. Calder
Lisse Marie Morerod
Switzerland
Fabienne Serrat
Montgenevre
France
Philadelphia Phillies
Japan
U.S
Auto Club
Duane ‘Pancho’ Carter
Phoenix International Raceway
Carter
Central All Stars Second Team Offense and Defense
The roster lists Second Team offense with E players Marty LoBello Skaneateles John Piedmonte Solvay and others including Bill Bornstein Solvay Nick DeStefano Bishop Grimes Steve Allen Central Square Fred Searles Skaneateles Gil Worfel Bishop Grimes. The Back field includes Tom Hughes Bishop Grimes Frank Forster Central Square Steve Reed Westhill. Second Team defense names Line Scott Hay Marcellus Joe Poppe Solvay Dave Cooper Westhill Paul Phillips Solvay Carl Ast Marcellus LB Mark Waite Marcellus Kevin Haley Solvay John Piedmonte Solvay DB John Veri Solvay Marty Hamilton Jordan Elbridge David Sennett Marcellus.
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Marty LoBello
Skaneateles
John Piedmonte
Solvay
Bill Bornstein
Nick DeStefano
Bishop Grimes
Steve Allen
Central Square
Fred Searles
Gil Worfel
Tom Hughes
Frank Forster
Steve Reed
Westhill
Bob Smith
Scott Hay
Marcellus
Joe Poppe
Dave Cooper
Paul Phillips
Carl Ast
Mark Waite
Kevin Haley
John Veri
Marty Hamilton
Jordan Elbridge
David Sennett
Het Wal
Mickey Smith
Mike Austin
J-E
Frank Cagliandro
Allan Austin
Skan
Chris Coon
W'hill
Sam Ruggiano
Tom Vulcano
Bill Abrams
Dan Griffen
Fran Lukaczyk
J E
Jor McVey
Neal Nessmiller
Mark Schmidt
John Polmanteer
Chuck Thomas
Jay Baker
Jim LoBello
Joe Maurillo
Paul Sinay
W Hil
Don Kimber
Italy doubles move within reach in Davis Cup final
Italy's Panatta and Bertolucci crushed Australia 6 4 6 4 7 5 in Sydney to keep their Davis Cup hopes alive in the challenge round final. The win followed two singles losses, with Nicola Pietrangeli predicting a Barazzutti vs Roche decider and Panatta favored over Alexander.
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Sydney
Australia
Adriano Panatta
Paolo Bertolucci
John Alexander
Phil Dent
Dent
Alexander
Nicola Pietrangeli
Tory Roche
Corrado Barazzutti
Scholastic Hoop Roundup From Fowler Tip-Off Classic
Fowler topped Solvay 62 43 as Marvin Washington and Donald Edwards led with 16 and 13 points. Solvay John Veri 12 Dan Tomasetti 10. Utica Free downed Most Holy Rosary 45 47. Other non league games included Weedsport Jordan Elbridge Assumption Marcellus Fabius Pompey Herkimer Fulton Lansing DeRuyter. Syracuse Stars tied Buffalo Jr Sabres 3 3 in NY Penn Major Hockey at State Fair Coliseum.
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Marvin Washington
Donald Edwards
Fowler
Solvay
Solvay Bearcats
Onondaga
David Kosters
Roger Jordan
Tom Burton
Jordan- Elbridge
Assumption
Dom Cagliandro
Bill Donovan
Matt Mead
OCS
Kevin Tross
Marcellus
Kurt Walton
Joe McDermott
Bill Miner
Fabius- Pompey
John Vella
Herkimer
Fulton
Dave Chalifoux
Rob Stuber
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