From Elyria to the road with Leon Spinks
Marvin Woolfork, once a Elyria hair stylist, travels as Leon Spinks personal attendant and bodyguard after a Marine Corps career. He has watched Spinks rise to Olympic gold and a postfight life, sharing a close brotherly bond and keeping low profiles in Elyria Lorain as they plan a training base while Woolfork continues hair duties at a distance.
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Marvin Woolfork
Leon Spinks
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Leon
Spinks
Marine Corps
North Carolina
St. Louis
Marvin
Marine Corp
Ebony Hair Designers
West Broad
Ting
Cincinnati
Ohio
Montreal
Muhammad Ali
Champ
Mr. T
Elyria-Lorain
Redd Foxx
Madison Street
Giants owner pursues Rod Carew trade to San Francisco
Orlando report says Bob Lurie meets Rod Carew to win the seven time batting champion to join the Giants. Trade of Minnesota Twins first baseman appears finalized but Carew must approve. He expresses reluctance about San Francisco and will meet Lurie to hear terms.
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UPJ
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Giants
Rod Carew
Bay Area
Lurie
San Francisco
Minnesota Twins
Carew
San Fracisco
Minnesota
Mr. Lurie
Twins
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
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Pete Rose
Luke
Nets
Chicago
Mike Ivie
Larry Herndon
Phil Nasty
New York Mets
Jerry Koosman
Mets
Bake McBride
Jerry Martin
Phillies
Bill Madlock
Elyria Teams Test Pioneers Travel to Findlay Gym
Elyria High School faces a crucial weekend with a Buckeye Conference game at Findlay and a nonleague home clash against Toledo Waite. Coach Dick Roth seeks better offensive chemistry after an 86-65 loss to Admiral King and aims to reduce turnovers. Findlay’s Roger Renz worries about rebounding and ball handling as Elyria West readies for ECC play.
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Elyria High School
Dick Roth
Pioneers
Buckeye
Findlay
Elyria
Toledo Waite
Roth
Admiral King
King
Macomber
Roger Renz
Dave) Rieker
Elyria West
Wolverines
Elyria Catholic
Southview
TV Sports Schedule Highlights Tonight and Sunday
A dense listing shows multiple sports broadcasts across channels. Highlights include Browns 78 game at 7 pm on channel 3, Grand Rapids versus Toledo hockey Saturday at 12:30 pm, NFL games on channel 3 and 5, college football Delaware against Eastern Mines at 4 pm, AMF Grand Prix bowling at 4:20 pm on channel 5, and NFL matchups including Baltimore vs Pittsburgh, New York vs Cleveland, Dallas vs Philadelphia, Green Bay vs Chicago, plus boxing Reesman versus Travers.
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Toledo
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Delaware
Eastern Mines
NFL
Wide World of Sports
New York
Cleveland
Dallas
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Chicago
Oakland
Miami Os
Reesman
Traversare
Cavaliers lose again in Detroit rout
Cavaliers coach Bill Fitch called the 121-105 loss to the Pistons the worst game he has coached as Cleveland fell to 7-18, dropping three in a row and 18 of 21. Detroit built an early 30-point gap, while rookie John Long led the Pistons with 28 points and M. L. Carr added 24.
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M.L
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Pontiac
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National Basketball Association
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Fitch
Cleveland
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Indiana
Philadelphia
Dick Vitale
Vitale
John Long
Ben Paquette
Terry Tyler
Leon Douglas
Bob Lanier
Lanier
University of Detroit
M.L. Carr
Douglas
Long
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John Fischer
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Walter Wade
David Carerro
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