Rodgers proud of run in grueling marathon chase
Rodgers finished with a 2:12 mark after a brutal 20 mile uphill downhill section. Wells surged from fifth to threaten late, but Rodgers held a narrow lead through the crowded finish. Tikkanen took third as Fults and Thomas followed in 4th and 5th. Shorter and Drayton failed to contend.
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Marathon finishers feature Barron and DeMoss in tight race
Sportscaster Barron, a Channel 5 Atlanta figure and Slimnastics teacher, led the field early before slowing to manage pace as she and her husband started together. Penny DeMoss of Los Altos, a 20 marathon veteran and world record holder in the 50 kilometer distance, finished second in 2 45 34. Jane Killion of New York placed third with 2 47 27.
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Trenchard leads Elyria Home League with 665 series
Trenchard rolled 665 in three games 227 213 225 for Mon day's Elyria Bowling Center Home League. BBC action featured Ray Benson 654 Bob Heilman 616 Chuck Cowley 604 and Bud Traxler 246. Carlisle Construction clinched second half title and will face Sam's Ramble Inn in a May 1 rolloff. Wayne Funk led Center Ridge Monday Night Handicap with 620. Babe Ruth, famed Yankee slugger, also pitched five wins in his era.
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Center Ridge to Add 12 Lanes in $1 Million Bowling Center Expansion
Center Ridge Bowling Center owned by Brunswick Corp will expand by 10 800 square feet adding 12 lanes to reach 34 lanes total Groundbreaking occurred yesterday at 11 am attended by North Ridgeville Mayor Richard Carte and Brunswick officials The project will add meeting rooms a new lounge a snack bar and remodel the interior Center Ridge employs 30 people with potential additional hires Manager Ron McIntyre oversees the facility which serves area residents and bowling leagues
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West JVs beat Amherst 9 7 to stay perfect in five innings
Elyria West JV baseball remained undefeated with a 9 to 7 win over Amherst after five innings due to darkness. John Laird earned a save with two innings and two hits, Rick Bruck drove in three runs, Tim Hutman stole four bases, and George Tompkins earned his third win of the season.
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Playoff schedule notes for NBA quarterfinals
The document lists multiple playoff games with teams and venues such as Denver Seattle Philadelphia New York Milwaukee San Antonio Portland Washington and Milwaukee Milwaukee and Denver with dates in late week slots. It mentions potential makeups or adjustments and references possible games at various arenas in the event of cancellations.
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Pat Lowery nets second 600 series in Sparemakers action
Pat Lowery chalked up her second 600 Club series of the 1977-78 area ladies bowling season with games of 204 180 and 234 for a 618 in Center Ridge Sparemakers. The scene also saw Barb Whalen 571 and Marcella Sorga 569 while Pauline Philpot led the YWCA with 592 and Felicia Varzineak 580 paced Brunswick Rainbow Business Women Pro.
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Rose captures Northfield feature in 5 length win
Greta Rose driven by Art Bier led from near the three quarter and held on to win the $2,800 ninth pace by five lengths before 3,064 fans at Northfield. Speedy Dust won the co feature, Imadoi Wick edged Deans Go for second, while three drivers drew 10 day suspensions for unsatisfactory drives in the prior race. Big Triple payout totals for the final race and trifectas noted.
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