Dukes nipped in extra innings
COPENHAGEN UPI The 10 round middleweight bout between Tom Bogs of Denmark and Art Hernandez of Omaha Neb was rescheduled for April 22 Hernandez cited an ankle injury The Cloverleaf Tomleaf beat Wellington 1 0 in an eight frame prep baseball game Szabo threw a one hitter and extra innings Wally Jetterman and Terry Maeger had two hits apiece for Cloverleaf Kevin Gott pitched seven innings for Dukes but was relieved by Gary Jameyson after an error Gott struck out nine for Wellington but the team’s only hit came from him
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Kishman Signs Kent State Letter of Intent
Elyria star Karl Kishman signed with Kent State University after steering Elyria to a 13-6 win over Lora last fall and contributing to a 7-3 season. Kishman, a 6-3 210-pound athlete, played quarterback prior to his defensive letter as a junior and is expected to be a linebacker at Kent. He also participates in baseball and basketball and is the son of H B Kishman.
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Major League Standings and Pitchers Summary
United Press notes Szabo as winning pitcher with 10 strikeouts and 1 hit allowed, Jameyson as loser with 0 strikeouts and 1 hit. Gott pitched 7 innings for the losers. Cloverleaf batters Jetterman and Maeger, Tran, Szabo, and Wellington’s Gott collected hits.
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Gary Jameyson
Kevin Gott
Cloverleaf
Wally Jetterman
Terry Maeger
Jim Tran
Wellington
Tryouts Set for New London's Little Leaguers
New London announces 10 to 12 year olds who did not play last year must try out at Recreation Park 1 p.m. Saturday. Sign up by Saturday at Burner and Sutherland Hardware. parent must sign and glove required. Fee is 2. Opening day doubleheader set for 1 p.m. May 16. Separate tryouts for eight and nine year olds on April 24 at Recreation Park. minor league opening day May 23.
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Giant rookie struggles in San Francisco loss to Padres
San Francisco rookie Steve Stone gave up four first inning hits and was lifted in the fourth as San Diego rallied for a 7-6 wild win. Willie Mays belted a grand slam for the Giants, while Nate Colbert's ninth inning sacrifice fly sealed the Padres victory amid a day of NL and AL scores.
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Ohio's top coach speaks to mentors at Elyria Catholic
Gene Slaughter, Capital University football coach and 1957 Ohio high school coach of the year, will address the Lorain County Football Coaches Association at 8 PM Wednesday. He boasts a 51-28-2 record at Capital since 1961, a Stagg Bowl win, four undefeated seasons, and prior high school success at Warren and three schools totaling 82-17-3.
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Doylestown Beats Keystone in Track Meet
Ed Brennan led Keystone High with victories in the 100 and 220 yard dashes posting times of 10.4 and 23.3 seconds as Doylestown won the meet yesterday. No other results were available from Keystone.
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Home ice gains vanish in Stanley Cup quarter finals
NHL playoff action shows home advantage fading as three of four East and West series swing with visiting teams tying or taking leads. Toronto overwhelmed New York 4-1 while Montreal blasted Boston 7-5 with five third period goals. St Louis beat Minnesota 4-2 and Chicago moved 2-0 up on Philadelphia 6-2. Toronto’s Paul Henderson scored twice despite a fractured cheek bone and penalties piled up in a rough game.
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Bowler of the Week Ann Knipper shines in Elyria bowling scene
Ann Knipper, the 13th Elyria area bowler this season to roll a 600, earns The Chronicle Telegram Bowler of the Week for the period ending last Monday. She posted a 637 series with a 236 game, second among women, while Ceil Brumby led women with 244 and Bob Kuh paced men with a 678 series.
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Millie Church leads with 548 in city bowling
Millie Church topped area women bowlers with a 548 series in the Thursday Night Twelve League at Stoney's, compiling 174, 183 and 191. Dot Adolph and Glenna Bennett followed with 533 and 503 while Kathy Corona and Hazel Atwood posted 500 and 531 respectively. Fairer Marsh noted in Lake Erie Ladies at Center Ridge.
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Four bowlers top 600 mark in area leagues
Ted Ruth led with a 636 including 224, 199 and 213 in the Elks Thursday League. William Mann added 614 with 188, 203, 223, in the same league won by the Robins. John Ragnoni posted 629 in the Oberlin Recreation League at Stoney's with 226, 192 and 211. George Kuterovich had 605 in the Lake Erie Men's League at Center Ridge, Amos Jackson 255, Edith Spencer 512, Evelynn Zoltai 526, Lois Wohlever 14? 140 205 169. Ellen Binggell 521 for Ridge Rec Rollers, Janet Porelli 507, Violet Glover 202, Dianna Field 151 144 201, Sandie Edwards 156 209 141, Marge Poyle 504. The rest notes Minnesota-related game actions and series results.
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Bowling Center
Bourne shoots 69 in Magnolia Golf Classic opener
Former Oberlin golfer Bob Bourne, tied to Avon Lake's Aqua Marine, shot a 69 in the Magnolia Golf Classic at Hat tiesburg Country Club. He trails leaders by three as five players at 67 and 68 pace the 6,731-yard course in this satellite event worth 35,000 dollars. Bourne seeks 3,000 in official money to retain his tour playing card.
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