Major League baseball results and a high school game
The report lists multiple baseball results across leagues with pitchers and scorers. Firelands beat Keystone 7 6 as Jack Love earned the win. other games mention Palmer, Madingelitt, Klimkowski, and Hannan with various pitchers and hitters named, plus a high school note on Firelands and Keystone.
Commodore golfers fall to Monroe JC in sudden death
Lorain County Community College lost a golf match to Monroe Junior College by one stroke after a 12 all tie in regulation at Forest Hills Country Club. Medalist honors went to Randy Lauer of LOCC and Dan Hauser of Monroe with 78s. Final scores show Monroe edging LOCC 38 to 37 on the first playoff hole.
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Lorain County Community College
Monroe
Mich
Amherst spikers win triangular in track meet
Amherst extended its win streak by finishing first in a three school track meet at George Daniel Field, topping Lorain 75 to 64 and Avon Lake 20. Bill Van Duran set a school record with a 51-1 in the shot put, while Lorain’s Kurt Schumacher won the discus and the 51-6 mark. Tim Wasco won the mile in 4 31.7, and Tony Otto led Amherst in the 880 with 2 02.8.
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Lorain
Amherst
Avon Lake
George Daniel Field
Comets
Bill van Duran
Shoremen
van Duran
Jerry Prittie
Kurt Schumacher
Ron Fields
Tim Wasco
Tony Otto
Dave Legge
Legge
Snyder
Wilburn
Simonvich
Janicek
Mead
Pillar
Armstrong
Trace
Bartos
A Smith
M. Smith
A. Smith
Rush
Fields
Williams
Lindawood
Atkinson
Schumacher
Cunningham
W. Wagner
van Curan
Swartz
Teets
Marty
Hoffman
Lindamood
Smith stars with 51-7 shot put in Ridgeville win
Ridgeville hosts Wellington in a 98-29 boys track meet victory. Jeff Smith set a county best 51-7 in the shot put and added 136-2 in the discus to take runner up spots. Ridgeville swept sprints and relays, led by multiple podiums and a school shot put record.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Wellington
Rangers
Ridgeville
Dukes
Jeff Smith
Don Robinson
Elyria High School
Ely Stadium
Lorain
John Fazio
Hurley leads Columbia to Inland co champion season
Bruce Hurley praised his Columbia team at the winter banquet after guiding the people’s club to Inland Conference co-champion and Class A Sectional co-champion titles with a 16-5 record. Four varsity players return as awards honored nine players and two managers for their roles, while Hurley received coach of the year honors from the Inland.
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Columbia Station
Bruce Hurley
Columbia
Inland
Kiwanis Club
Hurley
Clark Ashley
Dan Hagen
Kevin Weller
Russ Miller
Olmsted Falls
Scaletta
Gerry Leeseberg
Bill Rose
Bob Parsons
Avon Lake
Jim Nowak
Parsons
Nowak
Royden Garland
Elyria netters extend shutout streak with 7-0 win
Elyria Blue Streaks blanked Sandusky as the Pioneers stretched their perfect run to five by shutout, most matches decided in straight sets. Jim Rakestraw Jr. sparked the opener as Elyria dominated from the start.
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Elyria Netters
Sandusky
Elyria
Pioneers
Jim Rakestraw Jr
Rakestraw
Maurakas
Till
Herman
Pleska
Gainer
Steinemann
Reublin
Jim Rakestraw Sr
Admiral King
Rocky River
Parma
Toledo St. Francis
Worthington
The
Admirals
Comet netters topple Midview in Lakeland match
Amherst men win 5-2 as Zaber, Heinzerling, Coverdale, and Super take singles. Midview’s Jon Kingman outlasted Jeff Milks in a tight three setter. Double wins go to Kingman Crosby and to Reinister Heizerling. Amherst moves to 2-0, Midview drops to 1-4 in the Buckeye Conference Eastern Division.
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Amherst
Midview
Chuck Zaber
Bill Crosby
Scott Heinzerling
Bob Super
Fred Coverdale
Allan Bartlett
Dennis Super
John Milam
Jon Kingman
Jeff Milks
Kingman
Crosby
Milks
Zaber
Mike Reinister
Heizerling
David Johns
Bartlett
Buckeye
Tom Till
Rimas Maurakas
Mike Herman
Jeff Pleska
Brad Steinemann
Randy Gainer
Kim Reublin
Bob Messaros
Paul Homberger
Hartman to Hold Caddy Instruction for Boys
Don Hartman golf pro at Spring Valley Country Club will conduct caddy instruction for boys aged 12 and older starting at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. The program runs hour long sessions for five consecutive Saturdays at the pro shop.
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Don Hartman
Spring Valley Country Club
Hartman
Mills Sets Vault Mark In Firelands Dual Meet
Noah Mills vaulted 11-2 to set a Fire lands record as Firelands defeated South Amherst 106-21 in a dual meet. Dave Nash won the high jump and hurdles, Craig Matus swept sprints, and Firelands athletes claimed multiple events including relays and field marks.
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Henrietta
Noah Mills
Firelands
Falcons
South Amherst
Mills
Jim Doak
Dave Nash
Craig Matus
Matus
Glover
Cling
Cline
Shaffer
Pippertill
Lynn
Cook
Sennhenn UF
Rogers
Tansey
Lohiser
Littleton
Dohanos
Hathaway
Fuge
Nash AF
Beran
Krieg
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Robinson
Pippert
Madison
Hicks
Sprague
Gebringer
Krebs
Mauve Isa
Anadet
Sax
Bradford
Sti
Draga
Kovach
Rriog
Milla
Nash
Issel sizzles for 46 as Kentucky beats Squires opener
Kentucky’s Dan Issel poured in 46 points to lift the Colonels to a 136 132 win over Virginia Squires in the ABA Eastern Division final opener. Ciney Powell added 31 and Dave Carrier hit key free throws as Virginia tied late before Kentucky held on. Charlie Scott led Virginia with 35 points. Ray Scott and George Carter had 27 each. The series moves to Norfolk for Game 2 Saturday.
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Richmond
Dan Issel
Virginia Squires
Issel
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Colonels
The
Squires
Colonels - Squires
Utah
Indiana
Salt Lake City
Doug Moe
Neil Johnson
Jim Eakins
Bill Bunting
Roger Brown
Frank Ramsey
Virginia
Ciney Powell
Dave Carrier
Charlie Scott
Ray Scott
George Carter
Norfolk
Ridgeville Diamondmen Beat Amherst 7 1 For Fourth Win
North Ridgeville pitcher Craig Allen went the distance allowing six hits and striking out ten as Ridgeville defeated Amherst 7-1. Amherst send Randy Striecher to the mound for seven innings, surrendering seven hits and five walks. North Ridgeville improves to 4-0. Don Johnson led Ridgeville with three hits while Amherst receivers Mabnici Holp Trace and Galbin had one each.
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Rangers
Amherst
Allen
Randy Striecher
Don Johnson
Jim Kilby
Randy Hoffman
Dan Merrell
Bill Schultzaburger
Wits
Bob Mabnici
Don Holp
Ron Trace
Bob Galbin
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