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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1975

Page

4

Petty and Foyt add titles to bulging honors list

Richard Petty and A J Foyt extended their decorated careers with major wins. Petty captured the Gavo Staley Memorial Grand National at North Wilkesboro in 2 hours 46 minutes 39 seconds and his 168th career victory, while Foyt won the Trenton 200 USAC championship race at Trenton Fairgrounds setting a new 1.5 mile track record at 154 625 mph. Petty beat Cale Yarborough by almost four laps. Foyt edged Johnny Rutherford. Petty earned 6675 dollars and Foyt about 15000.

Richard Petty A J. Foyt America Petty North Wilkesboro N.C North Carolina Foyt Indianapolis Johnny Rutherford Trenton Super Tex Tough Tony Trenton Fairgrounds North Wilkesboro Speedway Cale Yarborough

Local boxing show to have star field

Promoter Frank Gentile and matchmaker Fred Smith present a star packed boxing card at Elyria High Friday night at 8. Ten fighters who recent ly competed in the Golden Gloves championships in Knoxville will appear, with champions from multiple cities in Ohio and Indiana on the bill. A 178 pound bout between Mike Dokes and John McDonough was canceled due to Dokes illness. Proceeds aid amateur boxing and Little League South. tickets are $3 for adults and $1 for students.

Frank Gentile Fred Smith Elyria High Gentile Smith Lorain County Knoxsville Tenn Elyria Lorain Akron Mansfield Defiance Toledo Indiana Mike Dokes John McDonough Dokes McDonough Art McKnight Herman Conley Ft. Wayne Ind McKnight Cleveland Tillmar Robert Tyree Lowell Nixon Tolédo Sylvester Ray Velasquez Loraine Mike Smith Velasquez Nino Martinez Emery Lee Martinez Ruben Buster Reed Kris Conley Aaron Phinneessee Scott Bainbridge Kenny William Derryll Horton i Elyriat Jack Fain Marty Pinter Ben Simmons Garnett Eanes Tom Kynnersley Tom Kratlick Fremont John Luis Cantoni Lindel Holme Hick Nagle Canton Pete Rademacher Pepper Martin Tom Falvey Jim Mahony al Schneider Earl Kehl John Dikrna

Haynes Leads Weekend Women's Bowling Mix

Sylvia Haynes starred in weekend area bowling with a 587 in Stoney's Saturday Night Couples Club League. Pat Barnes posted two 500 Club scores including a 210 game in the Grafton Sunday Afternoon Couples League. Joan Scott led Stoney's Mixed League with 554, Nancy Sims had 543 with a 209 in Graf ton Sunday Night, and Mary Lou Marsh shot 542 in Stoney's Hits and Misses.

Sylvia Haynes Stoney Pat Barnes Grafton Joan Scott Nancy Sims Mary Lou Marsh Doris Johnson Kathy Cox Jean Sudnick Marie Bliss

Amherst drag race crowns first Street Eliminator winner

A brisk opening day at Dragway 42 drew a large crowd and 250 plus cars as the 1975 drag season began. Amherst driver Ron Wood powered a Camaro to top Street Eliminator honors with a 11.22 second run at 122.78 mph, defeating Don Rhode's Camaro. Other local winners included Bill Norton of Elyria in Super Stock and Herb Leighty of Avon in F Stock, with several names from Avon Lake, Parma, Ashland, and Lakewood showing strong early results across multiple classes.

West Salem Dragway 42 Ron Wood Amherst Donn Rhode Bill Norton Elyria Joe Fakar Herb Leighty Avon Har Wood Welles Camu Fuitua Hyilas Parma Pinto Don Taggart Garfield Rgts Mante Bawmar Ashland Willys Ralph Menninger Agron Camara Don Smith Lakewood Tom Trekarm Werrer Rawasak Progressive ELIM Rapr Mintunge

Elyria bowler 3rd in state

In the Ohio Women's State Bowling Tournament Elyria’s Ruby Ohly leads in several events while Sue Jonston and Sharon Gleason of Greenville swap a lead in doubles. Standings show team, doubles and singles results with Ohly atop singles actual at 646 and advancing in all events with 1.783.

Middletown Oma Sue Jonston Sharon Gleason Greenville Ohio Ruby Ohly Mansfield Sharon Meister Columbus Ohio Furniture Cleveland Irenes Marietta Keck Distributing Athens Mad River Realty Dayton Carone Toledo Stardust Steubenvillle Katrina Jackson Barb Youtz Massillon Elseen Shutt Judy Smolensk Peggy Marlow Cincinnati Terry Brown Chillicothe Cody Garrett Elyria Betty Sailer Akron Ruby Ohly Mansfield

Greensboro Open Golf Scores and Winnings

Fina scores and money winnings reported for the Greater Greensboro Open Gulf Tournament. Details cover final scores, prize money totaling 270 000 dollars, and top finishers. Names of players and exact positions are listed within the readable OCR segment.

ORL Esrorm NC PL Greensboro

Comstock Leads Men as Bowling Weekend Highlights

Jim Comstock fired a 640 in Evans Lanes h1.8.S. Couples league to top weekend men’s bowling. Bill Wendrell posted 632 at Center Ridge Lanes Twisters League and Reg Poyle 624 in Center Ridge Lanes Guys and Dolts Sunday League were other 600 Club figures. Top games included George Kuteryich 248 Brent Greer 235 and John Van Cuyk 234.

Jim Comstock Evans Lanes Bill Wendrell Center Ridge Lanes Reg Poyle Dolts George Kuteryich Brent Greer John van Cuyk Bill Woodzell Reg Pyle

Exhibition Baseball Weekend Score Roundup

Weekend exhibition games yielded mixed results with Montreal defeating Boston 6 to 2 and St Louis routing Pittsburgh 18 to 4. Other notable scores include Cleveland 1 over Oakland 6, New York 14 Philadelphia 3, Milwaukee 3 Chicago, and Boston 3 New York 4.

Montreal Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh Minnesota Cincinnati Cleveland Oakland Houston Texas New York Philadelphia Chicago A San Diego Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore Atlanta

Ali Lyle begin publicity campaign before title clash

Muhammad Ali and Ron Lyle opened their publicity for the May 16 heavyweight title bout with subdued remarks and a TV-friendly plan. Ali avoided predictions, praised Lyle as a gentleman, and noted plans to scout his opponent. Lyle defended his challenge, contrasting his fighting stance with Ali’s boxer's craft and stressing mutual respect.

New York UPI Muhammad Ali Ron Lyle Ali Las Vegas Lyle Chuck Wepner Jerry Quarry Jimmy Young

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