Avon preps line for Inland title bid under Clarke
Avon coach Don Clarke focuses on building a veteran offensive line from a young group as he tries to replicate past Inland Conference success. With 31 varsity players and several new linemen, Avon plans to lean on fundamentals, Wing-T plays, and a heavy run game to power through a tough season.
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Chronicle-Telegram Item by Jerry Rombach Editor
Monday August 24 1981 Chronicle Telegram editor Jerry Rombach writes in a concise local brief style. This note reflects the newspaper’s standard briefing approach with emphasis on timely community updates and upcoming events.
Carew Baylor and Co were no Angels in Anaheim brawl
A bench clearing brawl erupted in the third inning of the Indians 6 3 win in Anaheim. John Denny plunked Dan Ford prompting a furious Angels rally led by Rod Carew and a flurry of punches with Don Baylor delivering a head punch to Rick Waits. Ed Ott and others restrained by teammates and umpires.
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UPI
Browns fall to Bills in NFL exhibition game
Cleveland managed 234 total yards and trailed 31 20 after a late fourth quarter drive. Brian Sipe sat out three quarters while Buffalo’s defense pressured the Browns, forcing two sacks and three picks. Sam Rutigliano and Lyle Alzado urged urgency for the Sept. 7 opener against San Diego.
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Eagles beat Saints 36 7 in nationally televised exhibition win
Hubert Oliver, a former Elyria High School and Arizona standout, rushed 30 yards on eight carries for the Eagles. His blocking drew praise from TV commentators as Ron Jaworski and Joe Pisarcik each passed for two touchdowns. Tony Franklin connected 47 and 54 yard field goals in the first quarter while George Rogers scored New Orleans only points on a second quarter one yard plunge after an interception by Mike Williams. Saints coach Bum Phillips lauded Philadelphia’s defense.
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Daniel Wins World Championship of Women's Golf in Shaker Heights
Beth Daniel, LPGA Player of the Year, claimed the World Championship of Women's Golf title with a four round total of 284, birdieing the 15th and 17th holes to clinch victory over Stefanie Stephenson who finished second. Donna Caponi ended third at even par 288.
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