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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1983

Page

2

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria B-2 February 5 1983

Local Elyria Chronicle page B-2 reports community briefs, brief notices, and small notices from area organizations and ongoing civic events. Short items cover upcoming meetings, local appointments, and service announcements with concise details.

Don Shula's Super Bowl miscue and Olympic forecast

The column criticizes Don Shula for failing to switch to a quick short passing game in the second half of the Super Bowl as Miami Dolphins quarterback David Woodley struggles. It contrasts Joe Gibbs with Bill Walsh, cites a Washington misdirection play for 12 yards, and includes Olympic Games projections by John Argue. It also recalls Jerry Kramer’s illegals motion and Bart Starr's snowy Super Bowl moment, ending with a note inviting reader letters to Murray Olderman.

Don Shula David Woodley Miami Dolphins Joe Gibbs Redskins Bill Walsh Washington John Riggins Riggins Dolphin Clarence Harmon John Argue Los Angeles California Argue Pope John Paul Dukes Wellington Vermilion Don Novotny

Oberlin Tightens Hold With 71 53 Lakeland Win

Oberlin Indians soared to a 71 53 Lakeland Conference victory over Amherst to stay two games ahead of Ridgeville with three left in the race. Oberlin shot 51 percent and hit 79 percent from the line, while Amherst sank only 37 percent from the floor. Alston led with 20 points, Witherspoon 17, Donal dson 12, and Oberlin improved to 13 4 overall and 9 2 in league play. The Indians can clinch at least a share of the title with a win over Midview Tuesday.

Jim Jablonski Amherst Oberlin Indians Oberlin Ridgeville Lakeland Indians Comets Bob Walsh Alston Levi Witherspoon Chris Donaldson Witherspoon Thom Hail Pete Kasper Midview Vermilion Tim Gerhardt C--T North Ridgeville Clearview Rangers Ranger Dave Dudik Jim Novak Dudik Novak Mark Janosik Leonard Brookside Cardinals Sansom Watts Janosik

Rangers edge Clearview 80 71 in up tempo win

North Ridgeville seized the tempo to beat Clearview 80 to 71 in a fast paced game. Nelson led with 27 points as Ridgeville moved to 11-6 overall and 7-4 in the Lakeland Conference, while Clearview fell to 4-13 overall and 3-8 in league play.

Ridgeville Clearview

Midview tops Brookside in overtime thriller clash

In Sheffield Village, Midview sophomore Stacey starred off the bench as the Middies rallied from 11 down to beat Brookside 74-72 in overtime. Stacey tied it late with a 20 foot jumper as Gary Larkins scored twice in OT, while Brookside’s Sansom Watts and Janosik impressed. Brookside shot well but fouled late for the loss. Midview improves to 9-8, Brookside 9-7, with Oberlin and Clearview next.

Gene Legeza Sheffield Village al Stacey Stacey Midview Brookside Middies

Vermilion Tops Wellington 66 61 On Free Throws

Vermilion defeated Wellington 66 to 61 as 24 of 32 free throws by Vermilion outweighed Wellington's floor scoring. Keller led Vermilion with 18 points. Rittenhouse had 20 for Wellington. Vermilion hosts Amherst next. Wellington meets Keystone in nonleague action.

Frank Mittler C-T Wellington Roger Eckenwiler Vermilion Dukes Sailors Canning Eckenwiler

Undefeated King Defeats Findlay 56-28 in Tight Win

Admiral King improved to undefeated with a 56-28 victory over Findlay. The Admirals hit 25 of 61 shots for 41 percent as they survived a modest showing by their opponent Friday night.

Lorain Admiral King Findlay Admirals

Bay Rockets hammer Olmsted Falls in North Olmsted

Bay High Rockets routed Olmsted Falls 8-1 at the North Olmsted Recreation Center as Bay improved to 6-11-2. Bay scorers included Zitzman Joy Edwards Griffith and Kranyak with Markley making eight saves. Next, Bay meets Cleveland Heights at Lakewood Winterhurst Ice Rink Sunday at 6:00. Admiral King posted 16 points led by Bob Calamari with Roger Smith adding 14 as King remains undefeated 16-0, while Buckeye rival Hamilton visits Thursday.

North Olmsted Frank Zitzman Bay Rockets Hast Olmsted Falls North Olmsted Recreation Center Tom Joy Jim Edwards Jack Griffith George Kranyak David Markley Cleveland Heights Lakewood Winterhurst Admiral King Westlake Trojans Buckeye Hamilton

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