Open house at Akron Fish Farm offers eyeing fry hatch
An Akron open house at 912 Portage Lakes Dr on April 10 from 10 am to 6 pm showcases the fish hatchery with incubation jars eyes visible, a stream of adults, and fishing tackle displays. The event aligns with walleyes hatching while a new veteran license exemption for fishing and hunting is explained, and local coho salmon catches plus smelt run prospects are noted.
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District Three Wildlife Headquarters
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Stingers Rally Past Cleveland to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
Cincinnati Stingers in a tight WHA East race secure a 5-2 win over Cleveland. Dennis Sobchuk notches a three goal hat trick as coach Terry Slater benches two starters to spark a comeback.
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Hawks win coin toss for NBA draft first choice
The Atlanta Hawks secured the right to pick first in the NBA draft after winning the coin toss. In college notes, Indiana University assistant Bob Wellich was named head coach at Ole Miss, while Ken Cunningham will head the University of Akron basketball program. In golf, Al Geiberger shot 65 to join the Greensboro Open lead in a four-way tie, and Pam Higgins led the Dinah Shore with a 140 after 36 holes. In football, Cleveland leads Cincinnati and New England by three, as Indianapolis faces Toronto with playoff implications. Stingers seek a last‑minute miracle against the Crusaders to force a berth, while Sobchuk nets three goals for Cleveland in a 11-2 win over Cincinnati.
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Six top high school stars headlined for Cleveland Cage Classic
Six top prep players identified as future stars headline the Cleveland Cage Classic nightcap at Public Hall, facing the All-Ohio team and a U.S. All-Stars showcase. Names include Glenn Grunwald Jim Ellinghausen Jo Jo Hunter Tyrone Ladson Brian Walker, with noted coaches and scouts predicting high future impact. Tickets from $4 to $7 available at local shops and venues.
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Collinwond
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Lake Erie
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Mike Horne
Bill Dodd
Firelands
Clearview
Bob Walsh
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Franklyn Park
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Minois
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Plymouth
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Converse
Eam
Dick Versace
Michigan State
Brian Walker
Lebanon
Ind
Rick Mount
Cavaliers
Kohlmeyer Sporting Goods
Public Hall
QBs sent packing as NFL opens trade season
NFL trading Season bursts open as Spurrier Hadl Dickey and Douglass move between teams. Spurrier to Tampa Bay for Willie McGee Bruce Elia and a 2nd round pick signals busy start. Hadl to Houston Dickey to Green Bay Douglass to New Orleans.
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Bobby Douglass
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Houston
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Douglass
San Diego
New Orleans
NFL Trades Shake Up 1979 Quarterback Moves
Key deals reshuffle teams as Spurrier trade opens path for Jim Plunkett to 49ers. Dickey moves to Houston while Hadl exits to Dallas. trades include Joiner to San Diego, Patulski to St Louis, Reese to Tampa Bay, Washington to Oakland, and Duane Thomas negotiating rights acquired by the Oilers.
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Spurrier
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Charlie Joiner
Cincinnati
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Coy
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Washington
Baltimore
Colts
Dennis Nelson
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Mike Dennery
Franklin Tate
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Duane Thomas
Washington Redskins
Exhibition baseball results and today’s schedule snapshot
Yesterday’s results include Kansas City 7 over Chicago AHA and San Francisco 4, Boston 6 over St Louis, Detroit 4 over Cincinnati, Philadelphia 1, Atlanta 3 over New York A, Oakland 9 over San Diego 3, Milwaukee 7 over Chicago M4, Baltimore 2 over Texas 1, and Minnesota 1 over Houston 0 in 11 innings. Today’s games feature Detroit vs Boston at Winter Haven, Chicago A vs Kansas City at Fort Myers, Montreal vs Texas at Pompano Beach, Cincinnati vs New York at St Peters, Bs Cours vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Oakland vs Philadelphia at Clearance, Oakland vs Cleveland at Tucson, San Francisco vs Milwaukee at Sun City, San Diego vs Chicago at Scottsdale, New York Avs Baltimore at Miami, Minnesota vs Houston in Houston.
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C T panel picks four loop winners
The Chronicle Telegram panel forecast conference basketball champions with Lorain Catholic as North Central favorite and Elyria, Monroeville, Westlake winning their leagues. Avon and Clearview emerged as surprise winners, with Durkee and Sadowski leading individuals by predicting four winners each.
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Johnny Bench to undergo X rays on right hand
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench will have X rays today on his right hand after being struck by a foul tip in Friday's game against the Chicago White Sox. The injury occurred in Tampa Florida during the spring season.
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Halicki Moffitt No Hit Bid Powers Giants Past Indians
Ed Halicki and Randy Moffitt combined for a six hitter as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-2 in a Cactus League game in Phoenix. Larry Herndon highlighted with a 400 foot triple, and Thomas stole his seventh consecutive base to spark the rally.
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Herndon
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Bobby Murcer
Chris Speier
San Francisco
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Jim Bibby
Indians
Thomas
No package deal for Browns with Csonka Warfield Kiick
Art Modell says no package deal for Larry Csonka Paul Warfield and Jim Kiick. He would consider Csonka and Warfield individually, but Kiick likely remains ineligible for a Browns move. Ed Keating negotiates for Csonka and Kiick while Warfield is represented by Ernie Green.
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Paul Warfield
Jim Kiick
Cleveland Browns
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Modell
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Kiick
Miami
National Football League
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Csonka
Warfield
Ernie Green
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Don Shula
Chicago Tribune
Greg Pruitt
Green
Sill
Reynolds tops area men with 657 series in Grafton league
Reynolds led the Grafton Holy Name League with a 657 series on Friday, seguido by Ulman 642 and Lukey 605 in solid scores. Knights of St. John standout Krugman posted 643, Manasky 600, Eagles leader Eddie 612, Gill 605, Papuga 187, and Stan's Villa clinched the league title.
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Reynolds
Bob Ulman
Walt Lukey
Roger Krugman
Mike Manasky
Knights of St. John
Dave Eddie
Eagles
Oscar Gill
Steve Papuga
Stan's Villa
Jim Turner
Meadows nets 554 in women's league bowling meet
Dianne Meadows rolled 186 221 147 for a total of 554 to take an eight-pin edge in the A M Ladies League as Holly Banjoff followed with 546 in the APC Auxiliary League. Bette Worcester 528 and Jan Chorak 839 plus Pat Redinger 532 also noted in other leagues.
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Holly Banjoff
APC
Bette Worcester
Jan Chorak
Buckeye basketball title race ends with Elyria clinch in finale
Elyria clinched the Buckeye crown by defeating Lorain in the season finale. Firelands edged Columbia and Avon upset by Keystone set up a showdown as Avon endured triple and double overtime to win the sectional. Lorain Catholic, Monroeville, and Westlake won regional races, with Lorain Catholic star Ron Wilczak and Firelands’ Bill Dodd earning state honors while Monroeville’s Paul Roder and Burl Nesbitt added All-State recognition.
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Findlay
Pioneers
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Tuiners
Admiraling
Avon
Firelands
Columbia
Keystone
Eagles
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Westlake
Ron Wilczak
Bill Dodd
Mike Home
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