B W win track titles at Cleveland Colleges meet
Baldwin Wallace College swept both divisions at the Cleveland Colleges Track Meet on Friday. The BW women scored 74 points, leading Cleveland State and John Carroll, while the BW men earned 76 points to defeat Case Western Reserve, Cleveland State, and John Carroll. Kevin Luthy was named most valuable male athlete, with BW's Sonya Ming also highlighted.
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Petty Fortune
Barb Hunter
Baseball All-Star Ticket Draw Opens for Riverfront Game
Fans may enter a random drawing to buy limited tickets for baseballs 1986 All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium on July 12. Applications must be sent to All-Star Game PC Box 2000 Cincinnati Ohio 45207 by March 7. no money with the request. one per household. no postmark before Feb 21.
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Olmsted Falls Names Ryan Head Grid Coach
Olmsted Falls High School taps Jim Ryan as head football coach at a board meeting, succeeding Jeff Chase. Ryan has been the offensive co ordinator since 1983, led a high scoring offense, and previously coached at North Olmsted High School. He is an Olmsted Falls graduate and former Findlay College lineman, noted for defensive play in national championship runs.
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Findlay
Girls tourneys heat up with seeds and schedule
Vermilion earned the top seed in Division I Ontario sectional and opens against Mansfield Madison Tuesday at 6 30 p m A win would send the Sailors to Saturday s final versus Ashland Area Division II play shifts to Bay High with Buckeye and Olmsted Falls advancing Saturday Play continues Wednesday with Bay vs Medina Highland at 8 p m Thursday Buckeye vs North Royalton at 6 30 Elyria West opens against Olmsted Falls at 8 Sectional finals Saturday Sunday Wellington and Brooklyn host Division III teams Lutheran West faces Shaker Heights Laurel at Brooklyn tonight winner goes to Friday s sectional final versus Fairview Second seed Chagrin Falls at Brooklyn Tuesday with a ticket to districts goes to winner Sectionals opened Saturday at Wellington with Wellington and Mapleton advancing Thursday Mapleton meets Columbia at 6 30 Well ington vs Clearview at 8 15 First round action at Duke gym tonight Keystone Firelands 6 30 Black River Hillsdale 8 15 Third seeded Avon and fourth seeded Elyria Catholic meet Saturday at 1 30 and 3 30 p m Division IV open Saturday at Buckeye Elyria Open Door ousted by top seed Dalton 57 29 Kidron over Bedford Chanel South Amherst faces Cuyahoga Heights Wednesday at 6 30 p m Saturday sectional finals have Kidron and top seed Independence at 6 30 followed by Dalton vs South Amherst Cuyahoga Heights survivor
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Lorain County high school games loom Friday and Tuesday
Schedule highlights include Elyria at Midview and Lorain at North Ridgeville with several Tuesday makeups in the Lorain County Conference. Brookside meets Keystone while Avon plays Clearview and Amherst faces Bay in SWC action. Admiral King eyes a 20 0 regular season mark against North Ridgeville. Also featured are Clearview at Elyria Catholic and Oberlin at Mansfield Madison Mala bar.
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Agassi, Navratilova power to titles on Sunday tennis card
Andre Agassi relied on powerful ground strokes to sweep Mikael Pernfors and win the $415,000 U S Indoor Championship in Memphis. Martina Navratilova defeated Larisa Savchenko 6 1 6 2 to capture the $250,000 Virginia Slims of California in Oakland. Yannick Noah claimed the Stella Artois indoor title after Jimmy Connors withdrew with a torn back muscle in Milan.
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Washington Frimel in North South All Star Game
North Olmsted linebacker Rich Frimel and Lorain High tailback Dennis Washington were named to the North team for the Ohio North South All Star game set for July 16 at 8 p.m. in Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Massillon. Teammates include Medina’s Mark Lacy Tiffin Columbian’s Bryan McGowan and Huron’s Pat Lagando.
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Keystone Boosters Meet to Honor Seniors at Friday Basketball
The Keystone Athletic Booster Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school library. It will honor senior athletes during Friday's basketball game against Lutheran West and serve refreshments in the school cafeteria after the game. Parents coaches students and alumnae are welcome.
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Temple dominates No 1 ranking holder NC in blowout
Temple proves worthy of its No 1 status with an 83-66 win over North Carolina. Swarming defense sparked a 19-0 run to start the second half as Temple handed UNC its worst home loss in 13 years on Chapel Hill soil.
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Oberlin's Winiarski named to second district team
Oberlin College guard Chip Winiarski, averaging 23.9 points per game and leading the Yeomen in field goals, three pointers, free throws, and steals, earns second team All District honors in the Great Lakes Division III. Joining him on the second team are Matt Strong, Marc Streeter and Tom Lanier.
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Ohio Northern
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Wabash
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Hope
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Heidelberg
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Capital
B W begins OAC tourney trail today headline style
The 30th Ohio Conference postseason tourney opens with Otterbein at Baldwin Wallace. Winners meet Ohio Northern midweek, with Capital Heidelberg Mount Union Muskingum Marietta at Wittenberg in quarterfinals. Semis Friday at Wittenberg, final Saturday in Columbus.
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