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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1980

Page

11

College basketball defense and pace spark clock debate

The Sporting News urges NCAA and NBA to adopt a 24 second clock amid rising four corner offenses and slower tempos. Despite lower scoring, college games remain thrilling as Missouri and Louisville shine, with Darrell Griffith cited as top candidate for Player of the Year and John Wooden praising his all around impact.

The Sporting News Ohio State NCAA NBA Missouri UCLA Atlantic Coast Big Ten Darrell Griffith Dr. Dunkenstein John Wooden Griffith Wooden Louisville Brooks

Reader letters question Hall of Fame banquet speaker

A Elyria citizen criticizes the Hall of Fame selection of Tony Mason as main speaker. The letter questions ethics and timing, notes Mason’s resignation from a university post, NCAA findings, and a feud with an Arizona newspaper surrounding the incident.

Elyria H-Of-F Tony Mason NCAA Arizona Mason Hall of Fame Board

Anonymous Fan Calls for Fan Strike Over Baseball Labor Dispute

A reader argues for a fan-led strike to settle the 111th baseball season labor standstill, criticizing owners and players and urging fans to withhold support to force resolution. The letter blames both sides and credits Marvin Miller’s role as players association representative, while the author remains anonymous.

Marvin Millers Players Association

Tide inks Glenn Mills to Alabama swimming program

Glenn Mills of Cincinnati and formerly North Ridgeville will swim for the University of Alabama. He holds the national high school record in the 10-yard breaststroke and was Ohio state champion in the 200-yard individual medley. His times in the 100 and 200-yard breaststroke precede current SEC marks. Coach Don Gambril praises him. his brother Kevin swam for the Tide from 1975 to 1979.

Glenn Mills Cincinnati North Ridgeville University of Alabama Mills Miles Glenn Don Gambril Crimson Tide Kevin The Tide Alabama Bill Hodges Indiana State University Brooks Hodges Larry Bird Michael Brooks Mike Brooks

Anti cancer race in Logan aims to beat cancer

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources sponsors a 10 kilometer run at Lake Logan State Park in Hocking County on May 10. Men and women race in age groups from 15 and under to 60 plus. Entry is 3 before May 10 and 4 on race day.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources Lake Logan State Park Hocking County Lake Logan Beach Lake Shore American Cancer Society North Mulberry St Logan Ohio Rt. 664 Lancaster Rt. 33

Softball players needed and college star Brooks profile

A local plea seeks softball players for a National Division Elyria league roster. Echo Valley Golf Course hosts a three man scramble with a 12.50 entry and 225 dollar prize. The feature centers on Michael Brooks of LaSalle University, a standout scorer and rebounder noted for Pan American gold and the 1979 Eastman Award as a top college player.

Michael Brooks LaSalle Eastman Ken Mason Eastman Kodak C-T Elyria Recreation Softball League Echo Valley Wellington N.C.A.A National Association of Basketball Coaches LaSalle University Philadelphia Bobby Weinhauer University of Pennsylvania Brooks Weinhauer Bobby Knight Indiana Frank Arnold Brigham Young University Arnold

Browns aim to trim bubble plan over practice field

The Cleveland Browns seek to calm opposition to a clear vinyl air supported bubble over a Berea practice field. Revised plans reduce size from 100 by 52 yards and 50 feet high to 78 by 52 yards and 35 feet high.

Cleveland UPI Berea Cleveland Browns Browns Baldwin-Wallace College Sam Rutigliano Baldwin-Wallace

Regan Sets Tennis Stages On Court And Career

Ohio University tennis captain Sue Regan blends top ranking play with culinary ambitions. The Bay Village native, 2-2 at No 1 this spring, aims for food-service management and plans to attend a culinary institute after graduation. Regan, whose mother coached her in high school tennis, has worked at a Cleveland kitchen and a Bay Village tennis club while pursuing both sports and gastronomy.

Athens Sue Regan Ohio University Regan Peggy Pruitt Bobcats 0.U Bay Village Pruitt

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