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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1981
Page
10
Northern Ohio fans show mixed mood after the Indians drop two early games. Despite a 71,000 crowd for opening day, optimism clashes with dissatisfaction over front office and field performance. The author notes initial enthusiasm and signals cautious support for Milwaukee series despite losses.
Jerry Rombach notes Bert Blyleven carried the Indians with two solid performances but cites two bad pitches as pivotal in a weekend setback. John Deany shows promise after an injury, while the club faces a tough early schedule that could test fan optimism.
A Knight-Ridder column answers common baseball stats questions. It explains saves for two pitchers, game-winning RBIs, batting championship qualifications, and earned runs plus earned run average definitions. It clarifies conditions for a closer to qualify and how errors affect earned runs.
Tucson report says Wayne Garland, once a 20 game winner, has battled a rotator cuff injury since signing a 1977 10 year 2.3 million deal. He could see action in Texas or Milwaukee this week as he works back with optimism for a comeback.
The Elyria girls freshmen basketball team finished 11 1 overall and 10 0 in the regular season. Laurie Reinker led scoring with 6.0 ppg and 8.1 rpg, while Tracy Carter added 5.3 ppg and Debbis King 5.2.
Reader Mark Mabry protests a girls basketball all star selection for 1989-81, correcting South Amherst's 16-6 record and denouncing omission of Tiara Krieg. Editor notes defend the picks, noting one typo and explaining the absence of class divisions and future two group selections to better recognize top players.
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