Rattay named Euclid football coach after Elyria Catholic success
Euclid High on the East Side of Cleveland hires Jim Rattay to build a AAA program, replacing Ron Seymour. Rattay, famed for Elyria Catholic state titles in 1976 and 1983, arrives from Lorain County with a 78-7-3 eight season record and a 38 game regular season win streak. He will shift from social studies to guidance and leads a committee that selected him from 36 candidates.
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Midview Wins In Roundup By Chronicle Telegram
Roundups-B-4 and B-5 report Midview securing a victory in a roundup feature and noting results across pages. Jerry Rombach edits the Chronicle Telegram coverage with brief game highlights and standings updates.
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Indians Visit Chicago As Sox Slump Bites Early Season
Cleveland arrives in Chicago amid a 3 game skid for the White Sox who have slumped at the plate. Indians boast a .295 team average vs Sox at .167, with Chicago’s power lineup limited to a few hitters while shortstop Scott Fletcher earns praise as improved.
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Rudy Law
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Denver Gold Rally Beats LA to Stand 6-1
Denver matches a 25 point second quarter surge after two LA kickoff fumbles as Kevin Williams and David Martin spark a 35-27 win to extend the Gold’s Pacific Division lead to three games. Houston defeats Washington 31-13 behind Sam Harrell and Jim Kelly connection remains strong.
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Knicks Top Cavaliers 118 113 Behind World B Free Heroes
New York defeated Cleveland 118 113 as World B Free scored 39 points and Bernard King added 32. The Knicks rose to within a half game of Detroit for home court, while Cleveland slid to 4 36 on the road this season and struggled defensively.
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Elyria High routs North Ridgeville for first 1984 win
Elyria High delivered a 12-0 non-league victory at George Day Field behind five innings from Rod Powell, four extra-base hits, and solid defense. Powell, Al Wiggins, and Glenn Arbaugh held Ridgeville hitless through five, aided by four Ranger errors as Elyria jumped to a four-run first inning and added six more total. The Pioneers, youthful with several sophomores and a freshman in the lineup, travel to Parma Normandy and then Lorain in Buckeye Conference play this week.
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Allen Furphy return for Cleveland Force in vital MISL clash
Warrrensville Heights Ohio reports the Cleveland Force plan to field Craig Allen and Keith Furphy against the Taco Ma Stars at the Tacoma Dome. Liekoski will test whether R and R leave helps the offense after a two game downturn in Allen and Furphy's production and defense.
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Gault Sues Olympics Over Amateur Status Rules
Willie Gault has filed an antitrust suit in Los Angeles federal court claiming the IOC IAAF and TAC run a monopoly that makes amateur sport a profit business. The Bears wide receiver seeks to redefine amateurism and allow top athletes like Carl Lewis and Mary Decker to share prize money, arguing current rules unfairly limit athletes’ earnings and mobility.
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