Alleman Grabs Early Lead in Ohio Open at Medina
Bernie Alleman led the Ohio Open after shooting a 6 under par 66 at Westfield Country Club in Medina the first round. Defending champion Bob Wynn was one shot back at 67, matching Alleman’s eight birdies but with three bogeys.
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Westfield Country Club
Bob Wynn
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Westfield Center
Thoroughbred racing card with multiple races and odds
A detailed race program listing horses, riders, and purses across ten races with Pace and Trot fields. It includes results snippets, payout figures for exacta and perfecta bets, race times, attendees, and handle totals from the day. Named horses include Future Grattan Scottish Ray Lady Eleanor and Princess Karen among others, with jockeys and owners referenced in the dense OCR text.
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Future Grattan
Bewitching Comet
Prides Rusty
Tennessee Direct
Scottish Ray
W.D. Brown
Nibbles Darling
Demon
Peerless Wick
Lady Eleanor
Evening Mist
J. Lenora
Little Way Up
Aprils Dream
Princess Karen
Bold Blaze
Itchy Reid
JH. Frisco
Don’t Disturb
Big Time Charlie
Fazan
Bold Potomac
Dan Oakie
Sir Bristol
So Be Go
Armbro Guy
J . Lind
Vicky Cherry
Joe Dakota
Golden Tip
Frosty Fin
Janie W
Hickory Starlet
True Mite
Bay Checker
Sister Dares
W. RD
Baron
Wallys Queen
Mitch Greer
Cosmo Coleen
Speedy Vineddy
Lakewood Amoor
Becky
Purdue
Rum Valley
Ideal Coaltown
Lenora
Crack Time
Banda
Gay Painter
Brown Shot
Apache Star
Goshagirl
Nuthin Better
Flat Pass
Stalwart
Knox
Quick Bay
Doctor Rundy
Major Way
Wabash Bill
Cindella
Hanover
Ohio
Paul
Ember
Uncle Art
New Blue
Mountain Pride
Scotchman
Don't Disturb
Senator Martin
J. H. Frisco
Counsel Haven
Dan Qakie
Deans Tide
Bobby Reid
Rebel Lind
Phantom Kid
Faran
Hesters Time
Flatwood Delgen
Libby
la Be Go
Carmels Pride
Major League standings and matchups for Wednesday night
Summary of scheduled night games across the majors featuring Oakland at California Chicago at Minnesota Kansas City at Milwaukee Cleveland at Detroit Washington at New York Baltimore at Boston Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Montreal at Chicago New York at St Louis San Diego at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Houston Atlanta at San Francisco plus final note John McVay in seventh year as Dayton football coach.
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Oakland
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Raw City
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Montreal
Philadelphia
Pitts
St. Louis
San Diego
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
John McVay
Dayton
Kansas City
ABE
Byzantine Buccaneers Eyeing New Season With Rebuilding Start
Byzantine High School begins football season missing 23 lettermen with coach Dave DiCarlo counting eight strong returnees. Key players include Funderwhite Meluch and Pokorny, who DiCarlo calls the best defensive end and passer he’s coached in years. Several position battles and adjustments lead to a young, inexperienced squad facing Lorain Catholic Elyria Catholic and Cleveland Catholic in the North Central Conference. Schedule opens September 10 at Brooklyn and runs through November 12 at Gilmour Academy.
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Byzantine High School
Dave DiCarlo
Lorain Catholic
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland Catholic
DiCarlo
Buccaneers
John Funderwhite
Paul Downe
Steve Meluch
Funderwhite
Meluch
Mike Pokorny
Pokorny
Terry Wilson
Jim Lechko
Jim Hudacko
Tony Koury
Mike Jake
Gene Makowski
George Christescu
Letterman Joel Tomkalski
Mike Pezzulo
Pat Focareto
Pete Pavlik
Tony Rami
Christescu
Kevin Tighe
Mike Beard
Bernie Surrey
Tony Kulig
Downe
Koury
Toledo
Jake
Liskay
Mike Grocky
Pezzulo
Pavlik
Rick Copfer
Pete Vasikannin
Jack Rahal
Don Brandt
Byzantine
Brooklyn
Brecksville
Independence
Wickliffe
Lorain
Cleveland
Westlake Demons Face Uphill Bid For Second Crown
Westlake High, the Cleveland area defense leader, aims to repeat its 8-1 season. Key backs Finucan and Bolles plus Montgom ery Doggett Sanger compete for spots as Allen Taubler Quigley bolster the line. The schedule includes North Ridgeville, Berea Midpark, Olmsted Falls, Medina, Avon Lake, Bay Village, North Olmsted, Fairview, and Rocky River.
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Cleveland
Westlake High
Mike Finucan
Dan Bolles
John Montgomery
Rob Doggett
Dave Sanger
Tim Borate
Jim Schafer
Allen Taubler
Kevin Quigley
Randy Bennett
Stott Karr
North Ridgeville
Westlake
Rocky River
Avon Lake
Demons
Mike Currence
Pete Stefancik
Mark Coffin
Paul Holland
Quigley
Finuean
Denny Bombach
Ron Speder
Cocaptain Bolles
Montgomery
Sanger
Schafer
Borato
Bolles
Bay Village
North Olmsted
Berea Midpack
Olmsted Falls
Medina
Fairview
Lutheran West Eyes Inland Conference Contention
Lutheran West, aided by 11 returning lettermen, seeks to improve on a 4-5 season and fifth place Inland finish. Led by fullback Mark Radke and quarterback Jim Nelson, the Longhorns plan a balanced offense and a veteran defense as they open non conference play with Brunswick and begin Inland action September 25 at Highland.
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Lutheran West
Longhorns
Chris Furukawa
Mark Radke
Inland
Bob Stover
Jim Nelson
Nelson
Radke
Jeff Senny
Wayne Davis
Wayne Jacobs
Ron Recksiedler
Kurt Popp
John Zupan
Stover
Ridgeville Pee Wee football registration announced
North Ridgeville Pee Wee football league opens player registration Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ranger field behind Middle School. Open to boys ages 9 to 12 with a $5 fee. Each registrant must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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North Ridgeville Pee Wee Football League
Ranger Field
Exhibition grid scores and Friday to Saturday games
Exhibition results show Kansas City 21 New York Jets 16. Friday schedule begins AQ time EDT with Dallas at Baltimore at 9 p.m. and San Diego at Los Angeles at 11 p.m. Saturday features Buffalo at Detroit 9 p.m. Pittsburgh vs New York Jets in Cleveland, New York Giants 22 Cleveland 9, Washington at Miami 8 p.m. Green Bay at Cincinnati 8 p.m. Chicago at Houston 9 p.m. St Louis at Kansas City 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia at New Orleans 9 p.m. Minnesota at Denver 10 p.m. San Francisco at Oakland 11 p.m. Atlanta at New England 2 p.m.
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New York Jets
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New York Giants
Washington
Miami
Green Bay
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Minnesota
Denver
San Francisco
Oakland
Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
League results show Smith Sohio 4 0 over Rural Urban and multiple 3 1 decisions including Grafton Lanes, Varish Farm, and Team 12. Top series leaders include Reynolds 565 and Moss 565. high games list 210 208 204. Other matchups feature Phil Harves team wins and ties, with Vernon Vance leading Crestwood Builders 636 and 265 as a high game mark.
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Grafton Lanes
Village
Klinect-Bartlett TV
Varish Farm
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Taylor Sohio
Team 12
Team 11
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Bill's Auto
Les Reynolds
McAlpin Sales
Don Moss
Smith's
Sohio
Earl Halblaub
Klinect-Barnett-Tv
Les Reynolls
Dave Snider
Roger Brannon
Obear & Son
Crestwood Builders
Gilford Instruments
Brotherton Disposal
Salzman Insurance
American Metals
Arcon Enterprises
Flowers Trucking
Kaye's Kale
Midway Trophies
Harrish’s Lounge
Mederer Heating
Vernon Vance
P. Jameson
H. Bird
Creston Builders
A. Webber
New London Wildcats canvass boosters for drive
New London Wildcat football players will canvass the community tomorrow evening for the Booster Club drive. President Duane Smith set membership fees at 2 dollars per person or 3 dollars per couple, same as prior years, with team members collecting fees from seven to eight p.m. Donations go toward retirement of the field debt. A regular Booster Club meeting follows to finalize football program plans, Labor Day celebration, and a coaching staff preview with a film of last year’s highlights.
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New London
New London Wildcat
Duane Smith
Vance rolls 636 series in Monday league
Vernon Vance bowled a 265 high game to help Crestwood Builders tally a 636 series in Center Ridge’s Monday Night Men’s handicap league. The performance highlighted the strong scoring pace and team effort during the recent bowling session.
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Vernon Vance
Crestwood Builders
Center Ridge
Sox and Martin steam wins at Norwalk track
The Sox and Martin racing team won at Norwalk Dragway over the weekend defeating Ron Hutter and Arlen Vanke. Sox beat Hutter in 9.59 seconds at 142 mph, while Vanke edged the Ramcharger Challenger in 9.91 at 138.03 mph. Vanke then beat Hut ter 9.91 to 10.08 in round two, and in the final heat Sox and Martin topped Vanke in 9.59 at 142 mph to stay unbeaten.
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Martin
Norwalk
Double Spencer Wins Third Straight at Northfield Park
Double Spencer claimed his fifth win of the season in the featured ninth race at Northfield Park last night, finishing in 2:07. Roady Painter placed second and Easy Leavin third as Double Spencer paid 4.80 to win, 4.20 to place, and 3.40 to show.
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Ey Volo
Avalon Jane
Ransom
Hunker Down
Deacon Adios
Lotus Bud
Perfecta
Scotch
Ds Rush Counsel
Eheptons Spark
Nancy
Florigoldluswp
Cleveland
UPI
Double Spencer
Northfield Park
Roady Painter
Easy Leavin
Buckeyes shake defensive backs for Iowa opener
Ohio State reshuffles its defensive backfield after junior halfback John Hughes suffers a knee injury. Harry Howard shifts back to open side halfback, Lou Mathis takes the corner spot, and Tom Batista moves to backup for Howard as the team prepares for the September 11 game against Iowa.
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Columbus
UPI
John Hughes
Ohio State
Harry Howard
Cincinnati
Lou Mathis
Paterson
N.J
Tom Batista
Weirton
W. Va
Howard
The
Bucks
Iowa
Bowling notices invite league players at local centers
The YWCA invites bowlers for Monday afternoon league at Stoney's and offers free babysitting for mothers. Elyria Bowling Center seeks four couples for Saturday Night Couples league at 8 p.m. Call Floyd Gonzales at 222-3476 or Ellen Stephen at 324-2324, or 323-5260 for YWCA.
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YWCA
Stoney's
Elyria Bowling Center
Floyd Gonzales
Ellen Stephen
Radars Don Juan Wins Thistledown Feature
Radars Don Juan won the ninth race at Thistledown by a neck over Swaps Turn in a 1:41.2 mile on fast track. Brad-O-Brian ran third as double payoffs saw Touch A Rose win race one and Infirmary Road race two on a 9 8 combination that paid 210.20. Attendance reached 3,551 with total bets of 352,299.
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Cleveland
Radars
Don Juan
Thistledown
Brad-O-Brian
Touch A Rose
Infirmary Road
Touch grid seeks players for Perkins Auto Parts team
Perkins Auto Parts, three time Elyria Flag Football League champions, seeks new players. Interested tryout entrants should call Gene Legeza at 323-5652 or Bruce Neiding at 922-9706. Team workouts start next week. Virginia Wade withdraws from the U S Open with a broken left ankle after an injury in the Eastern Open match in South Orange New Jersey.
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Perkins Auto Parts
Gene Legeza
Bruce Neiding
Virginia Wade
New York
UPI
England
Forest Hills
Miss Wade
Winnie Shaw
South Orange
N.J
Lost and Found notices and local ads mix in cluttered listing
A jumble of lost pet notices and local ads appears for a tan male Chihuahua a turquoise bike and various dogs and cats with contact numbers. Other items include a pink collar cat and several business listings for floral design classes jewelers and local kindergartens in Elyria Ohio.
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Renta
Brokaw Rd
Ringo
Kipton Nickle
Hatlover
Gore Orphanage
Rte Gt
Brighton
Timothy Dr
N. Ridgeville
Rewa
Spring Valley
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Cridersville
Darrel Knicely
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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