Dudley a Cleveland radio icon who shaped 1948 era baseball
Jimmy Dudley, famed Indians play by play voice from 1948 through 1960s, dies at 89 in Tucson. His folksy style helped Cleveland go baseball crazy after the 1948 pennant and World Series, while he also starred in TV and radio for WERE. Dudley earned substantial money, rivaling top locals, and endured notable on air feuds with Bob Neal.
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Firelands Falcons top Ray 82 to 64 in non conference action
Firelands led 25 13 after one quarter as Kyle Matus and Ryan Krieg combined for 45 points. J D Tomlinson added 12 for Firelands while John Perko had 13 for Ray. Bay’s Steve Greene and Andrew Knapp each scored 10.
Vermilion Sailors hold off Clearview Clippers in tight finish
Vermilion edged Clearview 62 to 60 in a non conference battle as Kenny Gilbert led the Clippers with 24 points, Brian Keller sparked Vermilion in the first half, and two late free throws by Rayl sealed the win for Vermilion who improved to 12 6. Clearview drops to 12 4.
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Elyria Catholic Romps In Brooklyn First Round
Elyria Catholic Panthers beat Chagrin Falls 7-1 in a Brooklyn sectional opener advancing to face St. Ignatius. Key first period goals by Hrivnak Porastosky and Kruszewski set the pace as EC dominated with balanced scoring and strong defense.
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Wrestlers of the Week Highlight Hageman and Leach
Westlake’s Pat Hageman and Wellington’s Josh Leach earn Wrestlers of the Week honors. Hageman, 189-pound SWC champion, pinned in the semis and won 4-3 in the final to go 9-0 in league play with a 19-6 season record. Leach, 135-pound junior, claimed a second Lorain County title aided by two technical falls and a pin to reach 20-11 with seven pins on the year.
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