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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1986

Page

9

Corrales backs Bailes as Indian starter after Baltimore win

Cleveland manager Pat Corrales praised Scott Bailes for a six inning start in Baltimore that helped solidify a rotation plan. Bailes, promoted from the bullpen, held the Orioles to four hits and two runs, while Jose Ramirez also contributed strong early work in the season opener.

Baltimore Pat Corrales Cleveland Indians Jose Roman Scott Bailes Memorial Stadium Corrales Tribe Bailes Detroit Cleveland Greg Harris Texas Rangers Mitch Williams Mensa Organization of Geniuses Roman Joe Klein Klein

Richmond wins at Watkins Glen in road course debut

Ashland native Tim Richmond, the hottest stock car driver, won the Budweiser at the Glen the first NASCAR race on the road course here in 21 years. His crew chief tamed him enough to slow down at times, delivering Richmond his 4th victory in 6 Winston Cup races.

Watkins Glen N.Y Ashland Tim Richmond Richmond the Glen Harry Lorain County Hyde Geoff Bodine

Richmond leads Budweiser at the Glen NASCAR race finish

Tim Richmond won the Budweiser at the Glen stock car race at Watkins Glen with a Chevrolet Monte Carlo, amid postrace quotes from Richmond and crew chief Harry Hyde. The event featured top finishers including Darrell Waltrip, Dale Earnhardt, Bill Elliott, and Neil Bennett.

Watkins Glen N.Y Tim Richmond Darrell Waltrip Dale Earnhardt Bill Elliott Neil Bennett Rusty Wallace Ricky Rudd Benny Parsons Kyle Petty Richard Petty

Running blind: Gibson-Aldred leads marathon quest

Gibson-Aldred, 48, legally blind, runs up to 10 miles daily and trains for a 26.2 mile marathon in November. A law student at Cleveland State University, she began racing in 1980 after a fitness class inspired her and now often wins her age group in the Elyria Distance Classic. She aims to become among the first women in Ohio to enter the Marine Corps Marathon and to beat other female entrants.

Cleveland Joan Gibson-Aldred Chronicle Telegram Jaycees Cleveland State University Gibson-Aldred Over the Hill Track Club Washington, D.C

Clancy rushes to Browns aid as pass rush hopes rise

Cleveland Browns seek a disruptive defensive end to complement Reggie Camp and Carl Hairston. Sam Clancy, 6 foot 7 and 260 pounds, flashed promise with a sack and two pressures against the Bills, while Browns officials plan two-a-day practices and a Friday game at the Orange Bowl. Gerald McNeil agent visits, as Weathers and Baldwin address injuries and roster moves loom. Chip Banks rumors persist about camp arrival.

Cleveland Cleveland Browns Hector Reggie Camp Carl “Big Daddy” Hairston Sam Clancy Seattle Seahawks Buffalo Bills Bills Curtis Weathers Keith Baldwin Cleveland Clinic Weathers Baldwin

Norman conquest halted by rain at Inverness Club

Weather suspended the final round of the PGA Championship at The Inverness Club in Toledo with leaders led by Greg Norman still on the opening hole. Play to resume at 1 15 p m as conditions were to improve with a high near 70 degrees.

Skip Tate Toledo Ohio Cleveland Dayton Inverness Club Greg Norman

Steele Sports Sets Two National Records in Tour Sweep

Steele Sports of Grafton broke two national softball records during a Pennsylvania and New Jersey barnstorming tour. The team now holds 179 wins and 3,229 home runs, surpassing Howards of Denver North Carolina. They went 15 of 16 on tour, with a 33 11 win and 43 35 loss in a doubleheader versus Imlay Bombats. Charles Wright leads with 400 homers 35 games remaining, Mike Bolen at 379, and Mike Macenko joined the 300 homer club in back to back seasons.

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