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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1977
Page
7
Melvin Durslag recalls a Los Angeles dealer who banned Sunday ads to keep employees Sabbath observing. He muses why major college bowls avoid Sunday play, noting four bowls on one day, TV pressures, and curious scheduling, while suggesting a national tournament could boost interest but remains blocked by the bowl lobby and NCAA concerns.
The Milwaukee Bucks released second-year forward Scott Lloyd on Thursday to create room for 6 foot 5 rookie Rich Laurel from Hofstra. Laurel, drafted by Portland in this year's first round, did not reach terms with the Trail Blazers and was traded to Atlanta, which placed him on waivers Monday.
Raiders seek path to Super Bowl XI rematch against the Vikings in Oakland as both teams chase playoff spots. Tarkenton outs, Atkinson and Villa separate, Kra mer emerges as Vikings’ QB successor while Stabler, van Eeghen lead Raiders in a divisional showdown with implications for the AFC and NFC races.
Radio station WEOL 930 AM will begin its high school basketball broadcasts for the new year on January 3 with Brookside at Elyria West. The slate runs through February with games including Lorain at Elyria and Elyria West at Southview plus matchups involving Admiral King Mansfield and Lorain Catholic.
Pete Rose declares the Cincinnati Reds ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League talent race after acquiring pitcher Vida Blue from Oakland at the winter meetings in Honolulu. Oakland gets minor league slugger Dave Bevering and cash. Rose says Blue and Bill Bonham give the Reds crucial power and pitching.
TRIM'S ARENA to go with Tom Seaver, one of baseball's premier eight-handers. Rose saluted Reds president Bob Howsam. Bench praised Slue Blue who is a three-time 20-game winner with a 2.79 ERA. The Reds plan to rotate Blue, move Capilla to relief, and field a stronger staff after Don Gullett's departure.
Cleveland State will host a January to March junior indoor soccer tournament on Sundays from 5 to 11 p.m. at the Geodesic Dome and Woodling Gymnasium on campus. Five age divisions will run with a $20 entry per team and a minimum number of games. A registration meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the second floor of the physical education building. information from Klaas de Boer at 687 4810.
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