Shadow team enters two cars for Grand Prix title race
The American U.O.P Shadow squad stacks two entries for the Grand Prix championship with a sister car to race in Barcelona. Graham Hill contemplates a private Formula 1 return as factory teams steer clear. Matra-Simca clinches a tough victory over Ferrari at Vallelunga, signaling a potent French challenge. Steed Industries backs Haas Hall Lola T330s for the L&M Formula 5000 series with Brian Redman at the helm and Reine Wisell in select events, aiming for a strong 1975 season start at Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.O.P
Graham Hil
GP Fame
Barcelona
Hill
Ferrari
Alfa
Vallelwaga
Italy
Matra
France
Steed Industries
Iiasca
Carl Haas
Chaparral
Jim Hall
Robert Giannini
Steed
Haas/Hal
Brian Redman
Reine Wisell
Giannini
Haas/Hall
Haas
Hall
Lola
England
David Hobbs
Eric Broadley
Midland
Tex
Riverside
Calif) International Raceway
Redman
Wisell
Vih-Sell
Madrid
Spain
Lutry
Lusanne
Switzerland
Team Lotus
BRM
Mid-Ohio
Yankees Beat Indians Behind Kline Despite Two Singles
Yankees pitcher Steve Kline blanked Cleveland with two singles by Jack Brohamer and George Hendrick. Earlier Mel Stottlemyre threw a no hit shutout against the Indians. Another game saw Dick Bosman hold Kansas City to one hit in seven innings as Texas halted the Royals four game streak. George Foreman received the key to New York City at a Kennedy Foundation luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Fingers
Yankees
Steve Kline
Cleveland
Jack Brohamer
George Hendrick
Kline
Mel Stottlemyre
Indians
Stottlemyer
Dick Bosman
Royals
Texas
Kansas City
Amos Otis
Paul Schaal
Fred Patek
New York
UPI
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
City of
John Lindsay
Kennedy Foundation
Oberlin dominates Close Meet Against Clearview Despite Mixed Events
Oberlin swept multiple events led by Otis Jenkins with wins in sprints and relays. Jerry Reed captured two hurdles wins while Oberlin edged Clearview in seven first places to four in field events, with top performers from both sides tallying several marks.
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Oberlin
Otis Jenkins
Clearview
Jerry Reed
Clippers
North Ridgeville Upsets Middletown Middies In Golf
North Ridgeville Rangers defeat Midview 5-4 to move to 2 1 on the season and enter conference play. Middview remains winless and schedules Oberlin Elyria Catholic next. Ridgeville prepares to host Brunswick next Monday with individual matches noted for Terry Miller Mike Noto Randy Swanson Dwight Reynolds Tim Webber and Dave Lesnick.
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North Ridgeville Rangers
Midview
Oberlin
Elyria Catholic
Rangers
Tain Brunswick
Terry Miller
Mike Noto
Randy Swanson
Don Rising
Dwight Reynolds
Keith Baksa
Tim Webber
Dave Lesnick
Elyria High Falls to Fremont Ross in Narrow Track Meet
Fremont Ross staged a late rally to beat Elyria 70 to 57 at Ely Stadium. John Lytle Terry Shearon Rob Lytle and Tim Smith led the Little Giants with a 3 37 54 mile relay, while Lytle won the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Elyria coach Bob Slager praised efforts and noted shot put points could have swung the result.
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Elyria
Elyria High
Fremont Ross
Little Giants
Ely Stadium
Ference
Pioneers
Bob Slager
Bob Koebel
Fremont
Slager
Jeff? Hahn
Doni Lantz
Dwight Williams
Daryl Maddock
Steve Moore
Steve Anderson
Rob Brown
Terry
Sheiron
Jeff Hatin
Mike Coleman
Mike Hoffman
Dave Byers
John McNemer
Mark Root
Dom Schroder
Mike Pasenow
Idulus Simms
Dwight ‘Williams
Bob Jackson
Phil Oliver
Julius Simms
Bart Davis
Steve
Anderson
Roy
Mall
Bae
John Smith
Shearon
Rob Lytle
Tim Smith
Bob Harris
Jim Brmoy
Daryl
Maddock
Kurt Landig
Amherst defeats Lorain and Brookside in triangular track meet
Amherst Comets scoring 71 points lead Lorain 55 and Brookside 33 in a three team meet at Lorain. Dick Cooley's squad swept events including the 440, mile and two mile runs, mile relay, high and long jumps, and pole vault with Armstrong and Otto each earning multiple wins. Meade and Smith added double victories in hurdles and sprints for Amherst and Lorain respectively.
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Reed
Oberlin
B. Isabell
Diugosz
Harris
Isabell
Obertin
Shrelay
Smith
Bailey
Oberlin Reed
Bradford
Sabel
Helke Sertin
Les
Helke
Mims Oberlin
Ward
Amherst
Lorain
Comets
Brooksides
Dick Cooley
Dave Armstrong
Tony Otto
Armstrong
Otto
Jeff Meade
Art Smith
Jeff Meade Il
Cuny
Moody IL
Meade
Fitzpatrick
Felay — Lorain
M. Smith
A. Smith
Pagan
Lachan
Armherst Traster
Morrone
Burger
Kevin Welch
Wagner A. Brown
Baum
Miller
Cloud
Welch
Hughes
Barters L' Swift
Russ Becker
Adamoli
Pioneers Rout Blue Streaks In Forest Hills Golf Meet
Scott Hadaway and Bob Maiola led the Pioneers with 49s as they beat Sandusky Blue Streaks 7 3 at Forest Hills Country Club in Sandusky yesterday. The Pioneers swept four of five matches to move to 2 1 on the season, with Bill Jackson the lone loser.
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Scott Hadaway
Bob Maiola
Pioneers
Sandusky
Forest Hills Country Club
Hadaway
Maiola
Chris Bousoneoult
Bill Jackson
Mike Mitchner
Green's base hit lifts Brookside past Admiral King
In a 3-2 bottom of the ninth Brookside nips Admiral King as Green delivers the decisive blow. Sal Montanaro earned the win for Brookside with Wayne Purda and Montanaro also driving in Cardiff runs. Ralph Edwards took the loss for King.
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Green
Brookside
Terry Green
Admiral King
Dan Zagorski
Doug Baker
Sal Montanaro
King
Ralph Edwards
Wayne Purda
Montanaro
Cardinal
Larry Treboniak
RBI
Admirals
Bob Smigel
Mike Greenhill
Greg Car
Amherst overwhelms Firelands in dual track meet
Amherst High School dominated Firelands in a dual track meet scoring heavily in sprints distance relays and field events. Notable performances include sprint dash wins by Len ia and Pilagi and field marks by Krieg Beran Dohanus and Lee in various events.
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Henrietta
South Amherst
Firelands
Duke linksmen top Clippers in early league win
Wellington golfers led by Bob Mason as medalist powered the Duke squad to an 8-2 victory over Clearview and the Clippers at Emerald Valley. Rick Murrell shot 41 and teamed with Farnsworth and Carl Jones for two points each, while foes Micky Marotta and Mike Post carded 48s and Wellington’s Fahler beat Jeff McElroy on holes.
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Wellington
Clearview
Emerald Valley Golf Course
Bob Mason
Rick Murrell
Rod” ‘Farnsworth
Carl Jones
Dukes
Micky Marotta
Mike Post
Mike Fahler
Jeff McElroy
Fahler
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Chronicle-Telegram
By Bill Gebsler
C-T
Ranger
Trive
Rome
Lorain. County Insurance Association
Forest Hills
Robert K. Wilson
William C. Somers
Tilford van Dyke
Lorain County
Vermilion
Bob Maiolo
Tom Hobert
Ohio Insurance
Oberlin Stomps
Obis Jenkins
Clear
Ron Rimbert
Qeerlin
Jeffrey Bailey
Onertin
Clea Rambert
Hitchens
Rimbeer Oberlin
Netvard Ren
Chugosg
Beno Lin
Glee
Gline
Overtin
Tarrmaro iClear
Swenkeid
T. Dann i
Oberlins
Sloane
J. Dane
N. Ridgeville
Middies
Lorainy
Lo. Pile
Overmire
M Smith
Gentile
Lesko
Pye
Williams
Tom McShelfrey
Boesel
Koummel
Ostana
Pete Koummel
McShelfrey
Milnarik
Scott Synder i Ai
Cikerichi
McDermott
Dave Sellers
Jeff Opelt
Opelt
Sellers
George Daniel Field
Earl Davis
Mick Pallardy
Elyrias
Larry Liggins
Mike Celek
Steve Gawitzka
Blue
Scott Bousoneoult
Bob Maiolu
Duane Burns
Rich Bressler
Monte Wagoner
N. Olmsted
West Tech
Rob Basser
Dannings
Sad Keoats
Ray Jomtany
Zwalka
N, Olmsted Wa
Dan Maser
Dinminga
Bwalka
The
Lovers
Mark Dmchuck
Faniogs
Wits
Cheested
Broce LeBlanc
Cole
S. Amherst
Lene
SAF Alino
Butler
Lenia
Pete
Pilagi
Lence SA
Rodela
Rogers
Kovach
Gerstake
Tansey
Ki Beran
Bricker
Krieg
D. Beran
Nash
Nagh
Tay
Wilhelm D. Beran
Duke Linksmen
Top Clippers
BIG Brush
Dewrbewa
Cheston Street
Elm Street
Ladi
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