Carlton Aims to End Streak as Phillies Triumph
In a tense NL clash, Steve Carlton, 37, pitched well enough to earn his first win of the season for Philadelphia, beating St. Louis 8-4 and snapping the Cardinals’ 12-game run. He allowed four runs through eight innings while Cubs, Expos, Giants and Reds also posted key victories across the league.
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Celtics survive rusty start to beat Bullets in opener
Boston, playing after a week off, topped Washington 109-91 as M L Carr led with 21 points and Nate Archibald added 12. The Celtics bolted ahead in the third period while Washington shot 23 percent and Gerrvey said the team was tired. The series resumes Wednesday in Boston.
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Sixers edge Bucks as Sikma muscles Sonics past Rockets
Delphia coach Billy Cunningham praised Milwaukee's depth while Julius Erving led Philadelphia with 34 points. The Sixers shot 55 percent to Milwaukee 54 as both teams traded transition play. In the West, Jack Sikma had 30 points and 17 rebounds to lift Seattle 104-83 over Houston, tying the series at 2-1 as Seattle hosts San Antonio in the next game and Phoenix visits Los Angeles.
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Elyria-Berea rally seals 6-5 win in seventh
Elyria, 10-0, remains unbeaten as Pioneers rally with two-out hits in the seventh. Karpus delivered a clutch two-out single to left to tie and then win the game, finishing a dramatic nonleague affair over Berea 6-5.
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Lorain Wins Rocky River Doubles Tennis Tournament
Lorain captured the 14th annual Rocky River Doubles Tennis Tournament on the Bonne Bell courts Saturday. Lorain beat Rocky River 83 to 65 in the four-team event with Elyria finishing fourth and Fairview fifth. Rue Reveell and Rakestraw led for Lorain as they moved to 7-2 in dual meets and prepared for a 4 p.m. match at Sandusky.
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Westlake AA Sectional opens with Elyria West vs Fairview
A rugged Class AA sectional begins with Elyria West meeting host Fairview at Balkin Park. Ten teams compete, led by defending state champ Cleveland Holy Name seeded second behind Cleveland Central Catholic, with bracket games and finals set through May 17 at Westlake and connecting for Baldwin Wallace District berths. Joe Ciresi manages the tourney.
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Norwalk Drag Racing Crown Upended by Mechanical Failure
Norwalk Spring Championships saw multi time top fuel champ Big Daddy Garlits lose his match racing streak at Norwalk Raceway Park as mechanical issues halted his bid against Guy Zelinski. Zelinski won 2-1 after Garlits won the opening run and Zelinski posted a 6.415 second 247.90 mph second run. Zelinski claimed the overall victory while Garlits sat out the final round amid drive train concerns.
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Avon Firelands Earns Track Wins in Inland Conference Meet
Firelands girls beat Avon 62 47 led by Maryellen Schultz who swept the 800 and 1600 while Rodney Deichler swept sprints and ran on a winning relay as Firelands boys rolled to a 91 41 victory.
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Cannon wins all five to lead Elyria at Galion tournament
Elyria Wrestling Club standout Darren Cannon went 5-0 at Galion High School to secure first place in the 150 pound class. Teammate Scott Sears went 3-1 to finish second in 120 pounds, Todd Hollett placed third in 120 after three wins in five matches, and Greg Saxton finished fourth at 130 with four wins in six bouts.
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Baldwin Wallace Football Adds Three Southwestern Conference Standouts
Baldwin Wallace coach Bob Packard announced three new SWC athletes will join the program next season. North Olmsted's Brad Elzeer Westlake's Chris Riemenschneider and Avon Lake's Bob Tressel are among seven additions. Elzeer, a 215 pound fullback, earned All-Southwestern Conference honors. Jeff Wilhelm qualified for the NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships in the 3000 meter steeplechase with a 9:20.4 at the Baldwin Wallace Invitational, just under the 9:21.0 NCAA standard.
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