Medina Bees win with mile relay in close meet
Medina overcame a 261 61 deficit to topple Midview 265 61 as Jeff Fedak and teammates posted fast marks in events led by the mile relay victory. Other winners included Fin chum Jackson and Dauphin in field events and Brockway in hurdles, with notable efforts from Wesemeyer and Caywood.
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Mediniu
the Bees
Midview
Bler
Fedak
Mit
Medina
Finchum
Jackson
Dauphin
Mis
Mil
Dangelo
Mir
Farret
Rublin
Wolfe
Brockway
Hampton Met
Caywood
Parker
Wood
Craigo Mir
Browns Sign Eight Draftees for 1973 Season
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell said eight draft picks have signed for 1973 including second rounder Jim Stienke and third rounder Bob Crum. Also under terms are Tom Humphrey Jim Romaniszyn Bob Popelka Dave Sullivan George Greenfield and Bob McClowry. Seven rookies remain unsigned and some are in college spring sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
Jim Stienke
Bob Crum
Stienke
Texas State
Crim
Arizona
Browns
Tom Humphrey
Abilene Christian
Jim Romaniszyn
Edinboro State
Bob Popelka
Southern Methodist
Dave Sullivan
Virginia
George Greenfield
Murray State
Bob McClowry
Michigan State
Modell
Comet golfers edge Oberlin in season opener
Amherst Comets beat Oberlin Indians 174 to 177 in the first season match. Ray Pooley and Rick Edwards led with 42s. Dave Scholle 42 and Ron Frederick 46 contributed. Don Gibson scored two Oberlin points with 40 as Pete Sarra shot 44 for Amherst. Amherst travels to Wellington Tuesday.
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Amherst
Oberlin
Comets
Indians
Ray Pooley
Rick Edwards
Dave Scholle
Ron Frederick
Don Gibson
Pete Sarrato
Wellington
Elyria Catholic honors 200th win and state tourney tie
Elyria Catholic recognizes Russ Guinta and Scott Wagner for outstanding play and leadership. Rick Schneider praises 6-2 junior for versatility and 150 percent effort as coaches note improved performance and key contributions to a winning season. Senior awards go to Paul Zemanek Al Noll and Mike Rushinsky. Rotunda and Guinta receive plaques for dedication and career milestones.
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Russ
Guinta
Rick Schneider
Scott Wagner
Panther
Paul Zemanek
al Noll
Jeff Russell
Rotunda
Panthers
Elyria Catholic
Gunn
Mark Talarek
Joe Chomiak
Tam Kashinski
Marty Plas
Scott Plas
Mike Rubinsky
Bob Larkin
Mar
Rick Schnewer
Paul Schuster
Russ Sherman
Bruce Yrnger
Bob Majoras
Blalock Faces Scrutiny Over Golf Drop Incident
Palm Springs California UPI Jane Blalock charged with controversy as she sues the LPGA for 5 million after a suspension. In the Colgate Dinah Shore tournament she incurred penalties for an illegal drop in a water hazard and shot 40 39 5. Kathy Whitworth tied for the lead with 37 34 71. Mrs Murl Breer led with 34 34 68 amid a field of 49 players and 1 00 prize daily low scores with a 25 000 first prize.
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Colgate
Ard
Mission Hills Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Murl Breer
Nashville
Tenn
Jo. Ann Prentice
Beth Stone
Margie Masters
Betty Burfeindt
Palm Springs
Shirley. Englehorn
Pam Barnett
Dede Austin
Gloria Ehret
Mickey Wright
Miss Whitworth
Carol Mann
Ruth Jessen
Shelley Hamlin
Sandra Post
Marlene Hagge
Joyce Kazmierski
LaPorte Hot Stove Tryouts Announced for Youth Players
LaPorte-Hot Stove Base ball League schedules tryouts at E Carlisle School and St Pauls Church for boys ages 8 to 15. Sessions set: 10 a.m. for 8 to 10 at E Carlisle on Grafton Road. 2 p.m. for 11 and 12 same site. 10 a.m. for 13 to 14 at St Pauls on East River Street. 2 p.m. for 14 to 15 at St Street. In bad weather all players should report to the same diamonds for future dates.
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LaPorte-Hot Stove
E. Carlisle School
Grafton Road
St. Paul's Church
East River Street
Lorain man Pryor to enter Wooster Hall of Fame
Harold E. Pryor, Lorain businessman and athlete, named to The College of Wooster Athletic Hall of Fame. A Minerva high school star, he earned All Ohio and Little All American football honors, set Wooster track javelin records, won the 1934 Manges Award, and later coached at Carrollton and Lorain high schools with a standout 66-22-8 football record. Induction set for mid June.
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Wooster College
Lorain
Harold E. Pryor
College of Wooster
Minerva High School
Pryor
Wooster
Navy
Carrollton High School
Lorain High Schoool
Lake Erie
Ridgeville Wins Sear By Inning, Amherst North Ridgeville
Ridgeville wins 10 to 7 in a high scoring Sear by inning game. Winning pitcher Jim Pluta worked 0 innings with 1 hit and 1 walk while Rob Trace pitched 7 innings with 5 hits 7 walks and 0 strikeouts. North Ridgeville reliever Bucky Deeks threw 3 innings with 1 hit and 1 walk and 4 strikeouts. Amherst’s hits included Dick Brown Pete Waggoner Kim Greiner Ron Waite and Ron Paller. Kevin Frame Tim Huffman Randy Shalizaberger Bill Kreuger and others contributed hits for North Ridgeville.
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Jim Pluta
Rob Trace
N. Ridgeville
Bucky Deeks
North Ridgeville
Pail Frame
Tim Huffman
Randy Shalizaberger
Bill Kreuger
Amherst
Dick Brown
Pete Wa
Amherst Tops Middie Netters in Tennis Duel
Amherst defeated Midview 3-2 as doubles play decided the match. Amherst remains undefeated at 2-0 and will face Vermilion next week. Midview seeks its first win after three matches and hosts Midpark tonight. Singles winners included Chuck Zaber, Gregg Sukey, and Chuck Stephens. In doubles Amherst swept with Reminster and Kelling defeating Sheldon and Crosby 6-2 6-3, Price and Recoupiro beating Schubert and Dean 6-0 6-2.
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Amherst
Midview
Vermilion
Midpark
Chuck Zaber
Walt Sukey
Gregg Sukey
Richard Miller
Chuck Stephens
Richard Super 36
Tim Reminster
Rich Kelling
Panthers win first match under new coach Gor ski
Elyria Catholic and Gorske Panthers split a rain affected golf meet at the Edyria Country Club. Tom Henderson led with par to help Elyria Catholic tie Jim Higgins as Jeff Leonard and Dale Harris posted low scores. Ashland’s Dave Imhoff won the only match for Ashland while Elyria Catholic moved to 1-2 on the year.
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Edyria Catholic
Jackie Gorski
Edyria
Downimg Ashland
Elyria Catholic
Dave Barton
Jeff Leonard
Patt Gorske
Panthers
Jim Higgins
Tom. Stetson
Dale Harris
Ashland
Dave Imhoff
Mike DeLong
Oberlin
Avon
Elyria Country Club
Midview
Canadiens topple Sabres in six in Stanley Cup playoffs
Montreal defeated Buffalo 4 2 to win the quarterfinal series as Serge Savard Murray Wilson Guy Lafleur and Jacques Laperriere scored for the Canadiens while Rene Robert and Jim Lorentz added for the Sabres. Philadelphia Flyers eliminated Minnesota North Stars 4 2 in six games and New York Rangers opened with a 4 1 win over Chicago Black Hawks.
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Buffalo Sabres
Sabres
Montreal Canadiens
Philadelphia Flyers
Minnesota North Stars
Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
World Hockey Association
New England
Ottawa
Buffalo
Canadiens
Joe Crozier
Montreal
Serge Savard
Murray Wilson
Guy Lafleur
Jacques Laperriere
Rene Robert
Jim Lorentz
Bloomington
Doug Favell
Minnesota
North Stars
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Comet
John Lydon
Dick Teasdale
Skalak
Mike Rushinsky
Dad’s Club
Mary-Neil
Jim Zemanek
al Diederich
Tim Flowers
Tom Gigliotti
Jeff Gilgenbach
Hick Kukucka
Greg Homouki
Bob Rice
Jack Matia
Mark Nice
Bernie Smith
Kirk Stewart
Ray Zemanek
Judy Churpek
Patti Crane
Sheryl Pence
Debbie Plas
Michelle Stark
Diane Wukie
Marti Miller
Robyn Lerchbacker
Cindy Kowereski
Katie Laux
Cindy Mulz
Karen Peyton
Diane Reichlin
Blalock
Calif
Jane Blalock
Portsmouth
N.H
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Breer
LaPorte Hot Stove
Wooster Hall of Fame
Ridgeville
Amherst North Ridgeville
Century
Aga
Earl J. Lance Buick
BUICK
Middie Netters
Dave Sheldon
Gary Crosby
Rich Price
Jim Recoupiro
Bill Schubert
Ed Dean
Britain
London
Pat Jennings
Gordon Banks
Fingland
Thursday
Banks
Jennings
Paul Madeley
Leeds United
Ayer Spor
Petes
K Kohlmyer
Sporting Goods, Inc
Sporting Goods
Wen
MacQregor
May
Tom Henderson
Henderson
Mark McQuate
Scotty Bowman
Ken Driden
New York Rangers
Church ST. Amherst
Om K Beeing Co
Ger Trt
Brookmoor
Haggar
Mustang
Droadwat
Lorahe
Whoway Mall
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