Chronicle-Telegram Elyria 1984 August 27 Men's News
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports local men’s events from August 27, 1984. Details cover community notices and sports brief items featuring area teams and figures in a concise daily summary.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1984
Page
8
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports local men’s events from August 27, 1984. Details cover community notices and sports brief items featuring area teams and figures in a concise daily summary.
Bowlers are needed for Sugar Lanes Saturday Mixed Couples League at 6:30 p.m. Contact Gary Wiley at 365-0406 or Lorraine Watters at 365-9898 after 5 p.m. Couples needed for Wednesday 9 p.m. league. Call 458-4226. 4 individuals and teams needed for a 9 p.m. Tuesday ladies league at Cardi Lanes. Call 324-6854 or 322-9078. Elyria Bowling Center Home League meets tonight at 7:30. all bowlers urged to attend.
Mark Pavlich, ranked 24th in the US, defeated Jeff Toth 21 seconds into the seventh round at Caesar's Palace earning a $3,000 prize. Pavlich rose to 11th, remains undefeated at 5-0, and will next fight for $5,000 in California.
Elyria Catholic beat North Ridgeville 2 1 in a controlled scrimmage with the Panthers scoring on two Al McKinney rushes from 18 and 9 yards. Coach Fred Schmitz said the team is merging its box defense with a 52 read while praising the offensive line as inexperience challenged.
An 18 hole three man scramble will be at Pheasant Run Golf Course on September 1. Teams need a minimum handicap of 18. Entry is 16 dollars per man with a 375 dollar top prize. Second and third prizes depend on entries. Deadline August 31. Phone 458 5035.
Northfield hosts the third leg of the Ohio Harness Driver's Championship with a $1,000 prize to the winning team. Two top drivers from each of Ohio's four tracks compete head to head. Northfield's Don Irvine Jr. and Keith Kash lead with 165 points after two legs at Scioto Downs and Raceway Park.
Elyria Catholic senior tailback Al McKinney will don the No. 44 jersey for the second consecutive season as the Panthers defend their Division III state title. The honor, previously earned by Bryan Thomas and Kevin Ziegman, reflects leadership of the team and unity among players.
In a tight AL West clash both teams faded until Kansas City won 5 5 after 15 and 5 65 after 16. Greg Pryor followed a Frank White pickoff by belting a full count pitch over the left wall for a walk-off 6 5 Royals victory. Other AL results included Detroit 12 California 6 and Baltimore 13 Oakland 6.
North Olmsted explores two potential home games on the road as the Eagles open the season against Midpark at Westlake High and may host Berea at Bay High if the new all weather track is not ready. Athletic Director Tim Flannery cites slow drainage from the old track as a cause for delay.
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