43rd Elyria Bowling Association Championship Tournament Opens
Local bowlers head to Rainbow Lanes for the 43rd annual Elyria event with 144 teams 254 doubles 508 singles and 394 all events. Defending champions Ron Krugman Laddie Pinta and Larry Winkler return as last year’s winners. Krugman and Pinta totaled 1333 pins with handicap while Winkler defeated Burgess in a rolloff to claim the singles title.
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Lorain County College runners honored for season awards
Lorain County Community College cross country team coached by Jack Wilhelm were honored for a successful season at an awards ceremony. Barbara Garries finished 41st nationally, Mark Morgan placed 68th, and Garries earned a school record with 8 miles 887 yards in one hour while Eric Johnson joined the school top ten with 9 miles 1 606 yards in an hour.
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Jack Wilhelm
Pnaremadoree
Ohio
Oregon
Barbara Garries
Elyria
Avon
Garries
Eric Johnson
Barb Garries
Marge Kissel
Tim G. van
Mark Bechtold
John Boylan
Jeff Dickson
Mark Morgan
Rich Reid
Michael Sanchez
Steve Hannah
Brookside Downs Amherst In Lakeland Wrestling Meet
Brookside edged Amherst 34 to 30 in a Lakeland Conference dual. Brookside gains seven weight class wins at 98 105 119 126 145 175 and 185, while Amherst competes next in the Lakeland tournament at Midview.
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Amherst
Brookside
Lakeland
Midview
Dim Long
Ted Laumer
Jobe Sabetta
Mike Hanahia
Tun Hoder
Lous Gonzalez
Ed Gratuak
Ron Morphe
Lee Thornton
Chad Breeden
Barry Kaplan
Vince Fartooz
Bull Witham
Mart Ondus
Dan Perzzola
Tom Robbins
Dan Bordeleski
Bob Borer
Ed Thomas
John Sutter
Pat Kelly
Tom Borer
Hay
Mark South
Byron
Amberst
Larry Krueger Leads Grafton Bowling Series Feats
Larry Krueger paced Thursday's 600 Club action with a 620 series in the Grafton Lutheran League. Bruce Raber 616 and Dick Barnes 24 game highlight the event alongside Ed Gallam 608 and Frank Scott 608 in other league meetings. Glenn Baker shot 697 as a high series in the 300 CLUB.
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Larry Krueger
Bruce Raber
Dick Barnes
Ed Gallam
Frank Scott
Bruce Baker
Glenn Baker
Long leads women bowlers with 592 score at Grafton Lanes
Diane Tong led area women's bowling Thursday with a 592 series at Grafton Lanes. She had games of 204 201 and 187 in the AM. Jeannine Stevens posted 583, Marian Kies 563, Marilyn Grace 589, Johnnie Capers 585 and Karen Roddy 566 in related leagues. Lil Ryan 557, Marcia Heffernan 221 in Center Ridgettes.
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Diane Tong
Grafton
Jeannine Stevens
Marian Kies
Marilyn Grace
Lake Erie
Johnnie Capers
Karen Roddy
Lil Ryan
St Elizabeth tops Church league to stay unbeaten
St Elizabeth won its fourth straight game to stay the only undefeated team in the Columbia Church Basketball League. They beat Columbia Methodist 41 26 as Wayne Brassell scored 11 and Walter Merrill added 15 for Columbia. Other Tuesday results: Wesleyan Church 54 35 over Columbia Baptist with Chuck Mechling 24 points. Grafton Methodist 24 18 over Columbia Church of God. St Elizabeth leads Division A, followed by Lotbia Methodist and Columbia.
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LCCC Cagers Set To Challenge Two Tough Opponents
Lorain County Community College basketball coach Jim Vincent says the Commodores head into a weekend homestand against Sheer 1st by WHEL Gustero Business College of Lima and Cincinnati Tech at 7:30 each night. LCCC, rebuilding from injuries and eligibility issues, adds players to the lineup and will start Keller at point Williams and Garmon on the wings with Rogers and Rhyner inside. Rory Glasgow of Cincinnati Tech is a standout forward drawing national attention.
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Larry Keller
Rick Williams
al Garmon
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Wayne Rogers
Pat Rhyner
Ken DeWaard
Dave Canales
Elyria Clinches 3rd In Buckeye East Tourney
Elyria defeated Lorain 39-28 to clinch a third place playoff spot in the Buckeye East girls conference tournament on Valentine’s Day. Lorain, hampered by injuries, fielded a thin squad as Elyria pulled away with 16 points from Lisa Harms and 10 from Linda Dehart. Lorain’s Cathy Haynes scored 18. Lorain kept within reach early but the Pioneer defense and rebounding widened the gap. Elyria shot 42 percent, Lorain 28 percent, as Lorain struggled from the field and charity stripe.
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Amherst
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Debbie Perry
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Elyria Freshmen Girls RHS Reach 10-0 Regular Season
Elyria High freshman girls basketball completed a perfect regular season with a 49 to 19 win over Vermilion. Tracy Carter led with 11 points, Laurie Reinker 10, Laura Calhoun eight, as seven others added points. Elyria advances to a Wellington tournament starting Monday at 1 p.m.
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Harness racing Northfield meet results show multiple payouts
Northernfield harness results list first place finishes and payoffs for multiple races led by Terrion 6.00 with Sanderwood Duffy 2.40 and Creedance 4.60 earning a Big Triple 4-2-4 for a $307.20 payoff. IND-Fire The Corp paid 3.60, 3.20 and Scatty G Darn 4.20, 2.80 with Royal Sper 0.80. Perfecta 4-6 paid 13.9. Shinway Ted 78.60 along with Merts Coxie 4.20, 3.80 and Flash Day 6.00. Perfecta 1-2 paid 30.9. Pumpkin Patch 10.00, 4.00 and Top Hat 3.40 with Sn 2.80. Perfecta 4-1 paid 24.08. Further entries include Wee San Mol Kem LM 2.08 and Metrotina Dee 2.64 with Lord Jack et al. additional small stakes noted.
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Oberlin Freshmen Basketball Finish 10-4 With Big Win
Oberlin freshmen finished 10-4 after defeating Midview 51-22. Coach Don Fenderson’s Indians used solid defense and balanced scoring led by Chuck Stowers with 12 points, Todd Alston eight, and Levi Witherspoon seven. They next play Midview in Lakeland tournament action at Brookside Tuesday.
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Todd Alston
Levi Witherspoon
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Garfield Heights tops North Olmsted 4 1 in SL hockey
Garfield Heights defeated North Olmsted 4-1 in a Cleveland Suburban Ice Hockey League game. North Olmsted led 1-0 on Kevin Short’s first period goal, but Garfield Heights erupted for four goals in the second period as Allan Flaesgarten faced 30 shots. North Olmsted hosts Massillon Saturday at 3 15.
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North Olmsted
Cleveland
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