Race stewards probe 10th race trifecta at North Randall oval
Officials from the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau and state stewards investigate the 10th race trifecta from last Thursday at the suburban North Randall track. Sweeney says results are due Thursday and hopes for a minor issue after reviewing race films and noting concerns about two unnamed horses.
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Cull
John Rotz
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Thoroughbred Oval
North Randall
Sweeney
Familiar faces in Ohio Indiana college all star game
Indiana and Ohio players return to a familiar stage for the annual all star game in Indianapolis. Indiana seniors from the NCAA championship squad headline the Indiana lineup with May Buckner and Wilkerson while Ohio entries include Dunn Bromley and Klein among others. The second game follows Sunday at Ohio State St John Arena in Columbus.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Bobby Wilkerson
Tom Abernethy
Jim Crews
Scott May
Quinn Buckner
Rick Williams
Geoff Shuck
Indiana State
Barry Collier
Butler
Kyle Wiggs
St. Joseph’s
John Hunt
Earlham
Hanover
John Collier
Ohio
Miami
Darrel Hedrick
Tom Dunn
Wittenberg
David Bromley
Otter
Ohio State
St John Arena
Columbus
Hall of Fame honors for Armour Wright and more
In New York the World Golf Hall of Fame adds Tommy Armour and Mickey Wright. Julius Erving of the New York Nets earns his third straight ABA MVP. Guillermo Vilas wins the Monaco International singles. Wojtek Fibak falls to Vilas 6-1 6-4, while Charles Pasarell upsets Jeff Borowiak 2-6 7-6 6-3 in Denver WCT opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Armour
Silver Scot
Mickey Wright
World Golf Hall of Fame
Julius Erving
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Monte Carlo
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
Poland
Wojtek Fibak
Denver
Charles Pasarell
Jeff Borowiak
Clarke Named NHL Players of the Year for Third Time
Philadelphia center Bobby Clarke won the National Hockey League Players of the Year award in a players poll by Sporting News. Clarke joined by Bill Barber and Guy Lafleur on the first team with Potvin, Park, and Dryden. Second team includes Mahovlich Martin Leach Lapointe Salming and Resch.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Bobby Clarke
Philadelphia Flyers
National Hockey League
Sporting News
Clarke
Bill Barber
Guy Lafleur
Montreal
Denis Potvin
New York Islanders
Brad Park
Boston
Ken Dryden
Pete Mahovlich
Rick Martin
Buffalo
Reg Leach
Rolate
Gay Lapointe
Borje Salming
Toronto
Glenn Resch
Islanders
Bowling League Standings and Top Performers Snapshot
A dense OCR listing shows multiple bowling leagues with team standings and top performances. Notable entries include Three Belles and J&R Construction among teams, Betty Kimble and Paul Blancard among top individuals, with varied scores and series across many clubs and venues.
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Dead Belly
Three Belles
Hot Shots
Screakers
Bowling Bees
Unpredictables
Sexy Three
Minutemen
Swingers
Gadabouts
Betty Kimble
Hecky Moore
J&j Construction
Krugman's
Shepherd
Barber Motors
Stang
Al's Auto Glass
Genesnee Ale
Avon Plumbing
Murphy Brox
John's Sohio
Reliable
Kame
Paul Blancard
J&r Construction
Korks
Mable Shinskey
Betty Wolf
Smith Sheaffs
C Insurance
Wine Shop
3Jolero Club
Bowling Center
Jams Ramble Inn
Elyria City Furniture
Hilltop Auto Sales
Thurlow Knepper
AES
Rainbow Lanes
LeVon's
Swart
Sito's
Real Cleaners
Elyria Bowling Center
Sam's Ramble Inn
Brentwood Golf Club
Jean Moyes
Julie Andrews
Lorain County man found dead in suspected suicide
Edward J. Tomski a 51 year old resident of 10969 LaGrange Rd was found dead yesterday in his sister s home upstairs bathroom apparently by hanging He was pronounced dead about 10 am at Elyria Memorial Hospital The Lorain County Coroner will determine the cause of death He was reportedly despondent over his mother s illness and had been upset after his car was towed following a traffic charge Friends will receive at Laubenthal Funeral Home with wake services and funeral rites set for Friday at the church burial in St Mary Cemetery Surviving relatives include his mother four sisters and four brothers
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LaGrange
Holy Cross Church
Frances Tomski
Elyria
Joseph
Helen) Olenick
William
Antoinette) Graham
Akron
Eleanor Keller
Euclid
Bill
Mary
Funeral Home
Walter P. Dobosz
St. Mary Cemetery
Notable Deaths Across Cities Prompt Obituary Notices
Ivan S. Sokolnikoff, 75, UCLA emeritus mathematics professor, died in Santa Monica. Katherine Urquhart Warren, 79, former Modern Art Museum trustee, died after illness. funeral set in Newport. Harry Hart Ransom, 67, directed University of Texas system for 10 years, died in Dripping Springs while visiting relatives. credited with founding UT Humanities Research Center.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ivan S. Sokolnikoff
University of California At
UCLA
St. John’s Medical Center
Santa Monica
Newport
R. I
Katherine Urquhart Warren
Eum of Modern Art
White Ouse
Austin, Tex
Harry Hart Ransom
University of Texas System
Dripping Springs
University
Ransom
Humanities
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lorain Area Couples
A batch of marriage license notices lists couples from Lorain, Sheffield Lake, Vermilion, North Ridgeville, and nearby towns. Names include Buck and Kozmits, Bruno and Falenck, Kohl and Clifford, Peck and Muzik, Roberts and Bullock, Weber and Horton, Coughlin and Garcia, Matotek and Tomasek, Duelley and Sommerville, Williams and Stephens, Beck and Barnes, Kuhn Jr. and Hamrick, Anderson and Keynes.
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David A. Buck
Heavercrest Dr
Lorain
Patricia Ann Kozmits
North Randall Rd
Thomas A. Bruno
Gargasz
Annette J. Falenck
Foster Park Rd
General Ledger
Thomas L Kohl
Washington Ave
Patricia Ann Clifford
N. Avan Belden Rd
Grafton
Lewis R. Peck
Orchard Hill
Amherst
Ann Muzik
Fifth St. Lorain
Clifford A Roberts
Warren Ave
Mary J. Bullock
Boston Ave
Beautician
Gerald J. Weber
E. Mth St
Linda Mae Horton
Sherman St
Thomas P. Coughlin
Beachwood
Sheffield Lake
Laborer
Evangeline Garcia
Stephen J. Matotek
South Shore Ct
Vermilion
Lineman
Barbara Jo Tomasek
Hafely
Frank Rodriguez
E. 28Th St
Jester
Sandra K. Younkin
Fourth St
Roger D. Duelley
Forest St
LaGrange
Dry Waller
Carol L. Sommerville
Webster Rd
Donald Lee Williams
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Marcia Ann Stephens
Prospect St
Carl C. Beck
Vermilion Rd
Nancy L. Barnes
Nichols Ave
Donald £. Kuhn Jr
Louisiana Ave
Suzan L. Hamrick
Case Ave
Western Union
John F. Anderson
1Th St
Barbara Anne Keynes
Seneca St
Cleveland man held to grand jury for Dairy Queen burglary
Terrance P McConnell, 26, of Cleveland, arraigned in Rocky River Municipal Court on a breaking and entering charge from North Olmsted police. Held to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury in $5,000 bond, tied to a Dairy Queen burglary where about $200 was taken. He was also to be charged with safecracking after apprehension by Fairview Park police.
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Rocky River
Terrance P McConnell
Cleveland
North Olmsted
McConnell
W Park Blvd
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Dairy Queen
Lorain Rd
Fairview Park
Westlake Break-Ins Target Drug Store and Church Rectory
Police investigate two separate Westlake break-ins causing about 920 dollars in losses. Baluk's Drug Store on Center Ridge Road lost 800 in cash and checks from an office desk. St. Bernadette Catholic Church rectory suffered 90 to 100 dollars and a 320 watch taken after a rear-door entry. A mid 60s aqua Ford with a smashed back end was seen near the church. Police say the incidents are unrelated. calls requested from witnesses.
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Westlake
Baluk
Center Ridge Rd
St. Bernadette Catholic Church
Child Hurt In 2 Story Fall At Home
A two year old boy, Daniel Hembree, son of Devon and Mrs Hembree of 488 Toledo Rd, fell from a second story window at a home on E Stad Street and was hospitalized in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital with facial and head bruises. Fire department rescue moved the child from 1748 E 33rd St to the hospital at 11 34 a.m. Further details were unavailable.
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Lorain
E. Stad Street
Daniel Hembree
Devon Hembree
Toledo Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Fire Department
Raymond Skinner
Elyria Man Injured in Two Car West Avenue Crash
Elyria police report David S. Parker aged 44 of 603 Bond Street injured when his car was rear ended by a southbound vehicle on West Avenue at Fourteenth Street. Parker in fair condition at Elyria Memorial. Driver Joseph Burch charged with failure to stop within an assured clear distance.
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Elyria
Yesterdy
West Avenue
Fourteenth Street
David S. Parker
Bond
Elyria Memorial
Hos Parker
Joseph Burch
Elmwood
Lnable
Burch
Oakpoint interchange saved from delay by council action
Lorain Ohio residents hailed updates as Oakpoint Road interchange avoided delay after city council passed corrected legislation. State offered funds with a $23 733 city share and potential overruns. the rebid plan now set for June 3. The grade level site has long raised safety concerns and a grade separated interchange has been sought since the early 1970s.
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Lorain
Oakpoint Road
Ohio Department of Transportation
Council
Department of Transportation
Rogers disqualified as sheriff candidate
The Lorain County Board of Elections disqualified Harold Rogers from the Democratic nomination for Lorain County Sheriff after a petition challenge by Democrat deputy sheriff Mary Lou Bulger. Beal testified he did not sign the challenged petition. Rogers admitted signing by mistake. The board found 150 valid signatures needed, Rogers had 143, with 22 signatures invalidated by the error, leaving him unopposed Sheriff Vernon Smith.
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Lorain County
Bulger
Rogers
Watson C. Beal
Telegraph
Beal
Flo
Election Board
Victor F. Stewart
White beaten in Roxbury and train stoning reported
A 34 year old man Richard Poleet of Jamaica Plain sustained skull fracture after a group of 15 to 25 blacks attacked his car in Roxbury. An Amtrak train was also stoned after being stopped by debris on the tracks. Police reported several other stoning incidents.
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Boston
UPI
Amtrak
Richard Poleet
Jamaica Plain
Boston City Hospital
Poleet
Roxbury
World’s largest omelette set in Belgian town
In Kruishoutem Belgium six leading Flemish chefs broke 6720 eggs to claim a new world omelette record. The two hour and thirteen minute fry used a 16 foot 5 inch diameter pan and produced nearly eight gallons of oil with 7 percent salt and 1.5 pounds pepper.
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Kruishoutem
Belgium
UPI
Flanders
Oostduinkerke
Cuyahoga Briefs Pretrial hearing for three Columbia Station men
In Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court three Columbia Station men charged with aggravated robbery in a February Strongsville service station holdup are set for a 1 tomorrow morning before Judge John Angelotta. Wayne Gainey 22 Gary 24 and Kenneth Ridley Jr. 20 are free on 54060 bonds after Strongsville police arrested them at the Royalton and Howe roads station where an attendant was beaten.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Commis Pieas Court
Columbia Station
Strongsville
Wayne Gainey
Gary
Boone Ride
Kenneth Ridley Jr
Frederick Ave
John Angelotta
Standard Oil
Royalton
Howe Roads
Local births and a check forgery case headline area
A list records numerous births with given parents and addresses across Elyria Wellington and Norwalk areas. A check forgery case pins David A Stieber of Norwalk in Huron County Jail on charges. he allegedly forged Mary Bush on a January 7 check and appeared before Judge Thomas E Heydinger. Additional court entries show various minor offenses and traffic matters across the region with brief statuses.
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Norwalk
David A. Stieber
Huron County
Stieber
N. Hester St
Mary Bush
Thomas E. Heydinger
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Florida House Plant Boom Drives Nursery Industry Growth
Apopka, Florida reports booming house plant business with wholesale sales rising to 47.3 million in 1975 and forecasts of 138 percent growth by 1985. Florida supplies 82 percent of U.S. house plants with both large nurseries and small family operations expanding through automation and direct-to-retail channels.
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Apopka
Fla
Cfineral
Cantal Fonda Town
Fasteat Wien Reas
Ras Cope Ida
Crit
Stra
Ronticata al Darhee Iy Oberges
Charles Dem
Florida Nursery, Men and Growers Association
University of Florida Agriculture
Florida
United States
Rogers
Nursery Association
Picea
Ork Rown
Green Thumb
Bac
Cocago
Relall E
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Bowling Green
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Manda
Lan Standens Strohs Beer
B&j Masonery
Ralpha
Salzman's Inc
Exochem
J.C Penney
Milford Rivers
Acme Appliance
Precasters
Bit Bakers
Fred Cansell
Ron Adams
Millard Rivers
Ho-Tys
Sandbaggers
Alley Cau
Weed
Bursley-Goodman
Ten Pine
Lowera
Hardy Girls
Red Beats
Luddy Stephenson
Flene Hampton
Bowhereties
Pete Sudyk
Midway
Brotherton
Mestere Bigg
Wickes
Rey
Texaco
Stroh
Crestwood Ride
Ted Ronell
Chucks Barh
Paynes Citas
Browning Farms
N Ridge
Harrish
Paul Smith
Elyrian
Oakpoint
By Frank Finegold
Walter Godfrey
Informat
Ree Ee
Cuyahoga
Aberea
Berea
Sam Schilier
Dick Burnett
Wilma McPeek
Westview
Parents Without Partners
AGM
P.m
North Olmsted Pta Council
Third Federal Savings and Loan
George Kiteley
At & P.m
Gamble
Kulas
Baldwin-Wallace College
Kiteley
Gary Kosloski
Stuart Raleigh
Parma Heights
Midpark
Parma South Presbyterian Church
Pearl Rd
Greater Cleveland
Red Cross
Prospect Ave
Red Cross Aid
Keller
John Bernath
West Ave
Howard Hayes
Indian Hollow Rd
Glen Jones
West Eighth St
Chris Psaropoulos
West 39Th St
Jackie Williams
South Abbe Rd
Apr
Bov Peckham
Columbus St
Oberlin Allen
Delmar Birchfield
Bursley Rd
Wellington
Kenneth Paramore
B.D
David. Beats
Jones St
Welling
Robert Johnson
Gayle Dr
Joel
Robert Anderson
Fudge
Sidney Comings
Morgan St
Kenneth Smith
Diagonal Rad
Harry Johnson
Lincoln St
Lorain St. Joseph
J Mucha
West Erie Ave
Ason
Albert Schafer
Cemetery Rd
Ib Ason
Mrs. Clinton Churchill
Coat Lake Ave
Mrs
Raymond Dudziak
Archwood Ave
James P. Horn
The
Lawrence Battles
Bell Ave
Svea
David Laver
Oakwood Drive
Jali
Jamen Harrach
Loganst
Todd
Frank Bainbride
West Ave. i
George Harrison
Denson Ave
Stephen R. Nagy
Kenneth Wayne Arenant Foster
Menacing
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