Inkley steps down as Elyria West cage coach
Tom Binkley, longtime Elyria West basketball coach, will resign effective immediately. Ken Oblak is favored as successor for consideration at next week’s school board meeting. Binkley logged a 112-83 record in nine years, with three district appearances and memories from a 18-4 1977-78 team and a 2-12 debut season. He will help transition the new varsity coach while remaining golf coach.
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Wolverines
Ironicle Telegram editors and staff noted
On April 24, 1982 the Ironicle Telegram under editor J Rombach and staff published city news, notices, and updates. The issue highlighted local events, editorials, and community announcements typical of a daily regional paper.
Cousineau signs with Cleveland after Bills trade
Cleveland announced that former Ohio State linebacker Tom Cousineau agreed to a contract after being traded from Buffalo. Browns owner Art Modell said the deal would involve Cleveland’s first draft choice in 1983 and other selections, with a press conference planned if accord is reached.
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Buffalo
Montreal Alouettes
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Bills
Houston
Herzog
Mike Barber
Foor to Defiance College in next basketball season
Firelands High School guard Ralph Foor will join Defiance College for the upcoming season. He averaged 13 points per game and helped Firelands win Inland Conference titles while earning multiple honors and serving as a team co MVP and top defender.
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Defiance College
Foor
Firelands High School
Falcons
Doug Carrico
Carrico
Royals Beat Indians 11 6 as May Sparks Win
Kansas City tops Cleveland 11-6 to halt a four game skid led by Lee May who in his first base start since Willie Aikens’ injury collected three singles two infield and two RBI plus a run scored. Otis McRae also had three hits and two RBI as Grant Jackson earned the win in relief.
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NCAA slows USC football with three-year probation
USC football faces bowl game bans for 1982-84 and TV blackout in 1983-84 after a decade-long ticket scheme. Recruits weigh options as top lineman James FitzPatrick considers changing schools.
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Southern California
James FitzPatrick
Beaverton High School
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