Elyria track relies on new talent amid strong field depth
Elyria show strong field potential as Don Robinson and Lou Love lead in shot put and long jump with 46-8 and 21-4. Newcomers Date Volk and Dale Griffin back Robinson while other scorers include Jim Susak, Dave Sellers and Bill Marsh in pole vault prospects. Distance runners Oster and Wilson pace a tough schedule with Sandusky Relays looming.
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Jones
Goes Theaugh
Don Robinson
Lou Love
Robinson
Date Volk
Don Hawke
Dale Griffin
Love
Dave Gnizar
Elyria
Griffin
Clint Husband
Perkins
Ron Beckett
Tia
Slager
Beckett
Jim Susak
Dave Sellers
Bill Marsh
Dim Oster
Oster
Tony Wilson
Doug Sharpnack
Dwayne Mullins
Jeff Couture
Dan Justen
Dave Gard
Two women top bowlers lead Elyria league action
Helen Zukowski fired a 560 with a 203 game and Virginia Reed posted 580 aided by a 220 single as Elyria area women’s bowling tops in Nativity Parish Couples League. Other notable scores include Donna Adams 530, Louise Oleson 924, Shirley Flood 524 and Judy Foss 501 across several leagues and venues. Rose Colley rolled 504, Gretchen Vitovitz 515, and Nita Cummings 515 in local women’s competitions.
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Helen Zukowski
Virginia Reed
Nativity Parish
Elyria Area
Helen
Virginia
Donna Adams
Center Ridge
Louise Oleson
Harvey
Shirley Flood
Evans Lanes
Judy Foss
Tarry’s Lanes
Rose Colley
St. Agnes
Gretchen Vitovitz
Nita Cummings
Cavs deny Smith was their top draft choice
Cleveland owner Nick Mileti said Elmore Smith of Kentucky State was not the Cavaliers’ original number one pick. He stated Smith was among the top three players considered, with Sidney Wicks, but Carr was chosen after Smith’s position became unavailable. Mileti added the team never contacted Smith.
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Cleveland
UPI
Nick Milett
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Elmore Smith
Kentucky State
Smith
Buffalo
Mileti
Sidney Wicks
UCLA
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Games
Amherst Hardware defeated Zipps Barber 2 1 in a tight set as Henrietta Packing beat Laws Shell 4 1 and Sliman Dodge edged Gargasz Builders 3 1. Nicks Grill swept Ruths Grocery 4 0 with top series by Chet Zukowski and Nicks Grill. 674. Virginia Reed and Henrietta Packing highs also listed along with single-game marks by Chet Zukowski Kelen Zukowski Virginia Reed Ball Waniarski.
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Amherst Hardware
Zipps Barber
Henrietta Packing
Laws Shell
Sliman Dodge
Gargasz Builders
Nicks Grill
Ruths Grocery
Chet Zukowski
Nicks Gril
Helen Zukowski
Virginia Reed
Iowa State Wins 1971 NCAA Gymnastics Team Title
Iowa State captured the 1971 NCAA gymnastics team title in Ann Arbor, winning four of six events and totaling 169.5375 points. Southern Illinois finished second, Penn State third, with Michigan failing to reach finals after two days.
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Ann Arbor. Mich
UPI
Iowa State
Southern Illinois
Penn State
University of Michigan
Crisler
John Arnold
Michigan
Town State
Pro sports basketball aura hockey schedule plucked word salad
A garbled pro sports schedule lists teams and cities for matchups across multiple days including Toronto New York Montreal Boston Philadelphia Chicago Minnesota St Louis and Minnesota again with several unclear notes about necessity or rescheduling. The fragmentary OCR yields inconsistent dates and misspellings such as Montiel Montresl and S$ Lous, making specific outcomes impossible to determine.
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Toronto
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minnesota
St Louis
Montreal
Philadelpha
Montiel
Philadelphn Chiicago
Ecu
Big Four ready for 35th Masters tourney
Arnold Palmer is hot again and Jack Nicklaus is the man to beat in the 35th Masters at Augusta. Gary Player and Bill Casper loom as top contenders, with Tony Jacklin Bruce Devlin and Roberto de Vicenzo among other frontrunners. The field features 79 stars from near and far as Nicklaus pursues a Grand Slam and a record total of four majors in a year.
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Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Bill Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Taiwan
Buenos Aires
Augusta National Club
Nicklaus
Palmer
Jacksonville
Miami
Casper
Florida
Tony Jacklin
Britain
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Roberto de Vicenzo
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Bruce Crampton
Dave Hill
Columbia Broadcasting
Jones
U.S
Major League Standings and Opening Schedule May Night Games
The Associated Press routes a chaotic baseball schedule listing openers and probable pitchers. Teams including St Louis Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland Atlanta Cincinnati Los Angeles Houston Chicago Oakland Washington Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City California New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Montreal New York Pittsburgh and others appear with win totals and attendance estimates for May.
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United Press International
New York
Atlanta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Virginia
Kentucky Floridias
Indiana
Memphis
Ubih
Texas
Utah
St Louis
Gibson
Chicago
Jenkins
San Francisco
Marichal
San Diego
Phoebus
Los Angeles
Osteen
Houston
Wilson
Cincinnati
Dierker
Washington
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Bahnsen
Boston
Culp
Cleveland
Cen Pea
Detroit
Lolich
Pattin
Percy
Montreal
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Geisel Heating & Cooling
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