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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1975
Page
6
A coworker invites novices to learn tent camping with practical tips. The piece covers tent choice, site setup, tree safety, wind direction, sun paths, and gear such as collapsible cots foam padding and portable gas fuels. It weighs comfort against simple camping charm and reflects on evolving preferences.
In Amherst a Homecoming weekend for Milwaukee Brewers third base coach Joe Nossek and his family, with Joe returning to Cleveland for a swing through the area. The piece traces Nossek’s career from Ohio University to the Twins, Athletics, Cardinals, and Brewers, plus his future ambitions in baseball management. It notes Hank Aaron’s presence boosting the Brewers and lists Nossek’s family and schooling arrangements, along with past teams and a Midwest League title with Danville.
Lorain High captured seven individual events to defeat Admiral King and Southview 73 to 51 in a girls triangular meet at George Daniel Stadium. Darlene Montgomery led wins in the 100 yard dash, Connie Liuchak the 220, Sarah Herald the 440, Tangja Anderson the 880, with Peg Moir, Judy Gleisner and Doris Wilmington key in field events and relays.
Lorain Catholic's Ron Wilczak, a 6 4 junior center, claimed five awards including NCC Most Valuable Player and Lorain County Class AA and NCC first team honors. He set a school record with 292 rebounds and scored 36 points in a 83 65 win at Lake Catholic, helping the Spartans to 12 straight wins and league and sectional titles.
Meet the Pioneer weight men Mike Cochrone Kevin Whitlatch and Tom Hives as top contenders for the Pioneers in a hypefu photo spread.
May, the 32 year old former Houston player, belted two three run homers and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly as Baltimore topped Boston 9-7 at Fenway. Rice and Lynn homered for Boston, but May’s blasts in the fifth and seventh innings turned the tide.
In a 6-5 marathon over the Pittsburgh Pirates, Luis Melendez, Keith Hernandez, and Teddy Martinez fueled St Louis. Hernandez started the 13th with a swing that ticked a lefty reliever’s pitch for a hit, Martinez moved him to second on a sacrifice, and Melendez lined a single for the deciding run after Brinkman walked.
Ohio State lost 2 to 10 in the first game and 9 to 12 in the second against Central Michigan, Ohio Northern beat Michigan State 5 to 4, Bowling Green scored 2 runs in a 2 to 0 loss, Purdue shut out Central Michigan 12 to 9, and the second OSU game ended after eight innings due to darkness.
Northfield Park drew a near 5,000 crowd as Supreme Gold, driven by Doug Hamilton, captured the featured 2,600 pace amid a rainy program. Mel Turcotte, aboard CB Duane, scored a double with 85 Bud Reed in the final race, while Hamilton, Bill Zendt and Larry Ward share six meet wins. Highlights include Margene Farrell beating Mischief Meg, Mighty Boom edging Widow er Wind for an 8-5 double payoff of 130.80, and Noble Osborne notching another victory with Stag runner-up.
Lorain Catholic High School has an open date in week nine of the 1975 football season and seeks an opponent for Friday or Saturday. Prefers an away game first, then a home game. contact athletic director Jima Lawhead at SRARTS or write the school, 700 Tower Bird, Lorain 40008.
Pete Murtaugh won both the 880 yard and mile for Mapleton, pacing a 64-63 win over Hillsdale. Steve Light contributed with a 440 dash and runnerup finishes in the 100 and 220, as Mapleton prepares to host the Mapleton Relays. Other noted results include Murtaugh’s 2:08 half mile and 4.40 mile, with Hillsdale contenders in multiple events and relays.
Area teams are assured of places in the finals of both brackets of the Westlake Class AA sectional baseball tournament which starts April 28. Pairings were set at a Thursday meeting at Westlake. Two teams will advance to the district at Cuyahoga Community College West.
Local district champions vie in upper and lower brackets with May 2 games at Lorain and Avon. Elyria West meets Lorain Catholic May 2, winners advance to May 7 title game at Westlake. Lower bracket features Brookside Avon and Olmsted Falls with May 7 and May 10 dates shaping the final. A Lorain County girls over 19 softball team is forming and seeking players.
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