Comet Relays Set to Unveil New Targets and Events
The 17th Comet Relays will debut new events for girls and update the meet with a larger field of 17 schools. Amherst and Rocky River are among favorites in AAA, while Olmsted Falls, Oberlin, and Brookside lead in the boys standings. field events start at 10:30 a.m. with finals at 2 p.m.
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Comets
Elyria Catholic
Olmsted Falls
Amherst
Rocky
River
Brunswick
Fairview
Oberlin
Brookskde
Lorain
Firelands
Brookside
Avon Lake
Midview
Rocky River
Southview
Westlake
Ridgeville
Vermilion
Monroeville
New London
Elyria
Amherst Turkey Shoot Planned At Beaver Creek Club
Beaver Creek Sportsman Club will hold a turkey shoot Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. on club grounds near South Amherst. Robert Belt confirms the event open to the public. grounds lie along Quarry Road about 34 miles south of Rt. 113 in North Ridgeville.
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Beaver Creek
Elyria Golden Gloves Show Draws Top Boxers
The Elyria boxing card features twelve Golden Glove champions led by Bobby Wright, National Outstanding Fighter, in a Lorain County event at the UAW Hall. Various bouts pit champions from Elyria, Cleveland, Akron and Columbus, with Doyle Baird as trainer and promoter Joe Gentile guiding the card sponsored by Local 780 Recreation Committee.
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Bobby Wright
Elyria
Lowell
Mass
UAW
Lowell St. Wright
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Lorain County
Elyria Golden Gloves
Larry Bowen
Na- Jeon Camel
Girard Maxwell
Henry Lee
Lowell Nixon
Doyle Baird
Nino Bonvenuta
Akron Golden Gloves
780 Recreation Committee
Joe Gentile
Brookside pitcher Darmos no-hits Amherst in 2-0 win
Dan Darmos no-hit Amherst as Brookside improves to 5-3 overall and 2-1 in conference. Rob Trace took the loss while Darmos struck out 16 and earned the win. Brookside teammates Tom Joski Mike Curells Terry Gree and Wayer Pyrda contributed hits.
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Amherst
Brookside
Dan Darmos
Rob Trace
Restern
Darmos
Earhier
Keystone
Elyria
Dea Dar
Timataga
Obits
Dales
Ee Brookside
Tom Joski
Mike Curells
Terry Gree
Wayer Pyrda
Oberlin narrows basketball coach candidates to four
Oberlin College has reduced its search to four candidates for head basketball coach. The last visitor to meet the team included National Patrick Pean, Ohio’s two time reigning coach, followed by Jack Estes from Washington and currently at Bowling Green on a fellowship, and on Friday Herb Brown of C. W. Post College traveled to Oberlin. Muhammad Ali plans to attend the George Chuvalo Ernie Shavers fight May 9 in Cleveland Arena as an interested spectator. Promoter Don Elbaum says Ali may seek a match with the winner, with Mike Quarry also in attendance and eyeing the bout. Quarry, 39-12, is unbeaten this year and will box the winner.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Patrick Pean
Ohio
Jack Estes
State of Washington
Bowling Green University
Herb Brown
C. W. Post College
Muhammad Ali
George Chuvalo
Ernie Shavers
Cleveland Arena
Don’ Elbaum
Mike Quarry
Quarry
Ray Alderson
Casey Bach
Chuyalo-Shavers
Hal Carroll
New York
Keystone Faces Three Way Battle at Amherst Relays
Keystone seeks a third straight Amherst Relays title as South Amherst and Lutheran West challenge the Wildcats. Last year Keystone beat South Amherst and Western Reserve, earning blue ribbons in the long jump and relays. Randy Klinect leads a strong shot and discus group with Joe Linden and distance runners also shaping the field. Dile Tuttle is listed doubtful after an injury.
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Keystone
Amherst
South Amherst
Lutheran West
Wildcats
Western Reserve
Mimnes
Randy Klinect
Joe Linden
Dile Tuttle
Bill Fields
Cavaliers
Joe Gentile
N Wragg
Rob Vincent
Fields
Bob Lence
Gentile
Ken
Dick Beran
Ed_DiFiore
Kurt Heidman
Wellington
Columbia
Firelands
Midview tops Vermilion in tennis amid strong field notes
Midview defeated Vermilion 4-1 to improve to 4-7 on the season while Vermilion falls to 1-8. Matches included Walt Sukey beating John Smith 7-5 6-0 and Greg Sukey defeating Kevin McMullen 6-2 6-4 amid a six-team event featuring Wellington Columbia Firelands and Keystone with field records and relay details.
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Vermilion
Midview
Walt Sukey
John Smith
Greg Sukey
Kevin McMullen
Keith Owen
Gary Crosby
Dave Sheldon
Chuck Stephens
Monty Ruetenik
Mike Viz
Ed Dean
Bill Schubert
Sherwood Smith
Tim Montgomery
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