Mixed feelings on Eckers ley trade for Indians fans
A reader weighs the Dennis Eckersley deal, arguing for four or five home grown stars, debates the trade’s merit, and notes Ted Cox as a potential breakout who could shape Cleveland’s future. The piece reflects fan loyalty, star power, and questions whether the swap helps Cleveland rebound.
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Dennis Eckersley
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Eckersley
Rick Manning
Jim Kern
Duane Kuiper
Buddy Bell
Jeff Torborg
Torborg
Rick Wise
Mike Paxton
Red Sox
Ted Cox
Cox
Rise
Paxton
Butler colt shines in Northfield pace at 2 03.4
Canadian trainer Douglas Hamilton unveils Adios Butler colt in tight Northfield feature. Butler wins by over ten lengths in 2 03.4 as owner Marlene Siegel of Lyndhurst eyes Ohio Sires Stakes. Big Triple pays $2,555.10. attendance and handle tallied with a 10 race program.
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Northfield
Doug Hamilton
Charles Butler
Marlene Siegel
Lyndhurst
Perfecta
Eileens Adios
Dakota Hills
Frosty Terri
Cape Suzette
Charlos Butler
CD Doe
Signman
Amherst banquet honors winter athletes with strong Cager teams
Amherst honored its winter athletes at Marion L Steele High School spotlighting a boys basketball program that went 44 wins against eight losses this season. Buck Rileys varsity went 15 4 Dale Butlers junior varsity 16 2 and Tim Englishs freshmen 13 2 led Lakeland Conference champions.
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Jess Kulaga
V—T
Amherst
Marion L. Steele High School
Comet
Lakeland
Buck Riley
Dale Butler
Tim English
Riley
Schneider rolls 651 in area bowling scores
Schneider rolled a 651 series as top bowler among Monday league action. Notables include Chuck Gallion 610 and Joe Wransky 633 in St Jude Men, Grafton Merchants and Elks leagues. teams feature multiple players and high games such as 256 214 181.
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Anita Scoka
Linda Warhola
Hi Sheley Kneisel
Michelle Mandel
Jami
Gary Schneider
Kathy Kennedy
Barb Dunn
Kim
Elte
Michelle Puigine
Michelle Zema
Josnek
Nanci Matello
Pattisiman CoWlers
Angie Camp
Stacay
Elyria
Cenackey
Dawn Bartlome
Chuck Gallion
Joe Wransky
St. Jude Men’s
Ken Yarosh
Grafton Merchants
Paul Bilas
Elks
West tops Lorain Catholic in season opener led by Armstrong Pavlich Brooke
Elyria West defeated Lorain Catholic 87 to 70 at Ely Stadium as Armstrong led with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and Pavlich swept the 80 yard and mile. Brooke captured shot put and discus setting a school mark of 48 feet. Rich Ciarrone surged for LC with wins in low hurdles and high jump as LC stayed winless at 0-2.
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Tim Pavlich
Ken Brooke
Elyria West
Lorain Catholic
Ely Stadium
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West
Pavlich
Brooke
Rich Ciarrone
Lorain Catholic Falls
Ray Armisthing
Logan
Johnson
Corbin
Dreg
Pflaer
Heislam
Robinson
Gurls
Wohlford
Miepon
Tins Pardeh
Pilner
Jasko
Bill Jasko
King
Strzeh
Lara
Rob Woulbright
Majesky
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Ken Branke
Young
Baggett
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Bert W
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Schwartz
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Warhol
Lacuny
Roesky
Ely Weot
Spartan gals win tri meet at Ely Stadium in season opener
Elyria West girls took second as Lorain Catholic won the tri meet over Wolverines and Southview Monday at Ely Stadium. Event results include sprint dashes, relays, and field events with named athletes from LC, EW, and S.
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Lorain Catholic
The
Wolverines
Southview
Ely Stadium
Dobson Sent Down to Portland Beavers by Indians
Cleve land Indians veteran right handed pitcher PAT DOBSON was optioned Monday to the team's Class AAA affiliate, the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Coast League. Dobson, 36, went 3-2 last season with a 6.16 ERA. Across 12 major league seasons he is 122-129 with a 3.54 ERA.
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Pat Dobson
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Portland Beavers
Dobson
Openers Probables for Major League Opener Schedule
The 1977 season opens with multiple doubleheaders and single games across leagues. Entries list teams, probable pitchers, and attendance estimates for April 5 to April 7, including Minnesota at Seattle, Toronto at Detroit, Baltimore at Milwaukee, Houston at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, Oakland at California, Montreal at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Atlanta, San Diego at San Francisco, Kansas City at Cleveland, and New York at Texas.
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Montreal
Toronto
Minnesota
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Auanta
Bangor
Colorado
Chicago
St. Lows
Los Angele
Goltz
Seattle
Abbott
Lemanczyk
Detroit
Fidrych
Baltimore
Flanagan
Milwaukee
Augustine
Zakn
Pole
Houston
Richard
Cinein
Seaver
Boston
Torrez
Barrios
Stone
Redfern
Thurmodsgard
Honeycutt
Oakland
Langford
California
Ryan
Tanana
Niekro
Cincinatti
Norman
Rogers
New York
Koosman
St. Louis
Forsch
Philadelphia
Carsion
R. Reuschel
Burt
Pittsburgh
Candelaria
Los Angeles
Sutton
John
Atlanta
Nekro
San Diego
Perry
San Francisco
Montefusco
Kansas City
Leonard
Garland
Guidry
Texas
Matlack
Itry
Washington
Rochester Central
Ballas Om Pi
Tulsa
West
Vancouver
Portland
Crater
Tampa
Memphis
San Jose
Cooper Rutherford win sudden death in Polar Bear Golf
Cooper and Rutherford clinched the Class AAA Polar Bear Tournament title at Bob-O-Link GC with a 67, four under par, after a sudden-death finish over Thompson and Zahn. Rutherford sunk a 15-foot birdie on the 2nd hole to force the playoff. both teams matched 67s on a windy, cold day.
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Avon
Puits
Doug Cooper
John Rutherford
Dan Thompson
Dick Zahn
Lorain County
Rutherford
Green Eyes Major Hope For Golf Great
Green, holder of 14 tour titles, seeks a second major crown this week as he arrives in peak form. He speaks of becoming a true great by winning top tournaments against other leading players and never giving up until the final hole. He notes a death threat faced last year but prefers not to discuss it.
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Jonannas
Imadou Wick
Fifi Tarport
Perfecta
Speedy Dust
Speedy County
Second Chance Stable, Inc
Ravenna
Gad
Mr. George
Frank Abbott
Justalike
Green
Berea girls tumble Olmsted Falls in season opener win
Valerie Weston won the long jump and swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes to lead Berea over Olmsted Falls 60 to 50 in a season opening girls track meet. Carol Miller added the 880 and mile victories for Olmsted Falls but Berea dominated the running events overall.
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BEREA
Valerie Weston
Olmsted Falls
Carol Miller
Local girls track meet results list sprinters and field events
Results show multiple events with Bergen Heights athletes placing. Weston's 00 and 20 yard dashes. Haffner, Wood, and Treketoose in sprints. Gardnes and Klesta leading in distance. Berea relay fastest in 440 and mile relays. Zickefoose and Cisco top in hurdles. Betty Martin and Imes excel in shot put. Toth and Olmsted Falls in high and long jumps with notable marks.
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Valerie Weston
Novak
Kupits
Ee Weston
Smith
He Haffner
Wood
Treketoose
Gardnes
Klesta
Thorton
Miller
Toth
Berea
Comedie
Olmsted Falls
Sue Zickefoose
Cisco
Myles
Betty Martin
J. Macausland
Ed Butler
Ciscus
Imes
Macausland
Ralph
Cook
Heck
Weston
Gierman
Basebal and Football Trades and Hires Across Leagues
Multiple teams announce player options and sales in baseball including Pat Dobson to Portland and Manny Seaane to Wichita, plus Frank Riccelli and others reassigned in St. Louis. Football sees Cardinals hire two assistants, Saskatchewan and Toronto sign coaches and players, and Whitworth fires a basketball coach.
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Cleveland Indians
Pat Dobson
Portland
Oakland A's
Rodney Scott
Chicago Cubs
Manny Seaane
Wichita
Montreal &Xpos
Pete Mackanin
Randy Miller
Denver
ST. Louis Cardinals
Frank Riccelli
Aurelio Lopez
John Tamargo
Ken Oberkfell
SAN Francisco Giants
Tommy ‘Toms
Springfield
Fred Glick
Jerry Thompson
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Bob Griffin
Toronto Argonauts
Bob Farnham
David Almeida
Frank de Stefano
Exhibition baseball results and next games summary
Exhibition scores show Pittsburgh 6 Toronto 5 Montreal 4 Philadelphia 4 Kansas City 11 Chicago A 4 Boston 6 New York N 4 Atlanta 9 St Louis 4 Houston 8 Texas 3 Cleveland 4 Chicago N 3 Milwaukee 9 Minnesota 2 California 14 San Diego 6 Baltimore 3 New York A 2 Detroit 4 Cincinnati 2 Oakland 7 Arizona State 4 San Francisco 2. Tuesday schedules include Philadelphia vs Toronto in Dunedin and Baltimore vs Kansas City in Fort Myers with several intercity matchups across Florida Arizona and California. Wednesday fixtures include Louis vs Philadelphia in Clearwater and Houston vs Texas A&M in College Station plus more cross-state games.
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Pittsburgh
Toronto
Montreal
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
New York
Atlanta
SL Louis
Houston
Texas
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
California
San Diego
Baltimore
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Cincinnati
Oakland
Arizona State
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Los Angeles
Dunedin
Fla
University of Houston
St. Loui
St. Petersburg
Fort Laauderdale
Bowling league scores show Philpot 567 series leads week
Philpot spins a 567 series in the YWCA Rainbow league as Nancy Burton, Jean Shriver, and Nancy Kelley lead the Spares' makers with high series scores. Marge Hostutter tops Elyria Center's Triple Eight Classic with 551-191-148-212. Other late scores include Edith Spencer 558 in Suburban Mixed and Patti Coleman 550 in Saturday Superstars.
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Jean, Shriver
Nancy Kelley
Marge Hostuttler
Elyria
Edith Spencer
Patti Coleman
Pauline Phlipot
Jean Shriver
Marge Hostatler
Barbara Kaminski
Eunice Vance
Mary Baltimore
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Pat Lowery
Shirley Jackson
Joyce Baker
Pat Harris
Diane Long
Marcella Sorg
Sandy Kemn
Sylvia Haynes
Judy Olic
Marge Baker
Barb Whalen
Connie Barllehauga
Marilyn Grinenwald
Shirley Hall
Dot Boreski
Cindy Volk
Joanne Scott
Barnes
Sis
Betty Reidinger
Pat Chury
Felicia Jevaneg
Dares
Carol Hieth
Carmel Carral
Jean Sudnick
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