Five goals pace Elyria ice rout of Olmsted Falls
Elyria defeats Olmsted Falls 12-1 in the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League Western Division showdown. Tim Brown scored five goals and added key assists on a night paced by Don Lavell and Kevin Sochacki as Elyria piled up 41 shots and built a 6-0 lead in the first period. The Pioneers improve to 4-4 overall and 3-3 in division play, next facing Rocky River at 6 p.m.
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C-T
North Olmsted
Elyria
Tim Brown
Brown
Greater Cleveland
Don Lavell
Kevin Sochacki
Elyrians
Sochacki
Lavell
Scott Roth
Mark Roth
Mike Smith
Paul Miller
Mark Krupp
Bret Zak
Rich Youngblood
Kaczay
Olmsted
Pioneers
Olmsted Falls
Smith
Brian Heine
Jeff Golachek
Golachek
Secon
Denny Fisher
Fisher
Steve Kokoski
Rocky River
Rocky River Recreation Center
Bob Bailie
Mittler’s golf wishes for the coming season
Frank Mittler looks ahead to 1981 in golf noting Nicklaus’s storied 1980 comeback with wins of the Open and PGA Championship, Tom Watson’s Tour supremacy, and wishes for players and courses. He hopes for fewer balls lost, improved TV coverage, and continued charity work by the PGA Tour.
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Frank Mittler
C-T
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
New Jersey
Jack
Nicklaus
East Coast
Upstate
New York
Oak Bill
Walter Hagen
Tom Watson
Tom
Kansas City
Conference races opening with Arizona State at Oregon State
AP report notes Pac 10 opener pitting 13th ranked Arizona State under Ned Walk against No 2 Oregon State. Beavers 8-0 after Far West Classic tourney, Sun Devils 1-1 after Sugar Bowl loss and win over New Orleans. Other Top Twenty matchups listed with multiple teams.
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Ken Rappoport
Arizona State
Ned Walk
Sun Devils
Oregon State
Walk
Tennessee
University of New Orleans
Ralph Miller
Beavers
Furman
DePaul
Virginia
Virginia Tech
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Kansas City
Washington
UCLA
Georgia Tech
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Texas A&m
Texas Christian
Wis-Eau Claire
Iowa
Alabama
Brigham Young
New Las Vegas
Utah
Air Force
South Alabama
Mississippi Valley State
Nevada-Las Vegas
Sixers end skid with overtime win over SuperSonics
Philadelphia halted a three game drought after a Mix birthday party sparked a 120-117 overtime victory in Seattle. Exving led with 36 points and 12 rebounds as Julius Erving praised the momentum shift and coach Cunningham warned of hard work ahead.
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Alex Sachare
West Coast
Philadelphia T6ers
Steve Mix
Sixers
Julius Erving
Portland
Mix
Billy
Philadelphia
Cunningham
Golden State Warriors
Flames edge Kings 7 6 in opening 1981 NHL night
Calgary Flames beat Los Angeles 7-6 on Eric Vail s winning goal with 30 seconds left after Marcel Dionne tied it 6-6. Kent Nilsson assisted four times as Willie Plett and Don Lever scored twice. Jets stun Flyers 4-3 and Rangers upset Islanders 3-1 in a trio of upset wins. Edmonton won 7-5 at Boston while Montreal topped Hartford 3-1 and Detroit drew Vancouver 2-2.
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Winnipeg Jets
Edmonton Oilers
Calgary Flames
New York Rangers
NHL
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Flames
Los Angeles Kings
Eric Vail
Marcel Dionne
Jets
Philadelphia Flyers
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Islanders
Edmonton
Rogie Vachon
Boston
Montreal
Hartford
Detroit
Vancouver
Kings
Dionne
Rejean Lemelin
Charlie Simmer
Kent Nilsson
Fed Vail
Los Angeles
Nilsson
Willie Plett
Don Lever
Mike Murphy
NHL Roundup Sees Rivalries Heat Up Across Games
Flyers press through two periods as Jets praise their unit. Rangers top Islanders 3 1 on power play goals and strong finish. Oilers win 7 5 over Bruins with Callighen scoring twice. Canadiens beat Whalers as Larocque relieves Wamsley. Canucks and Red Wings tie 2 2 with Fraser and Schmautz hitting 17th goals. Detroit’s Larson and Ogrodnick wrap scoring in a high tempo night.
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Flyers
Jets
Bill Sutherland
Rangers
Islanders
Dave Maloney
Craig Patrick
Oilers
Bruins
Vachon
Edmonton
Brett Callighen
Gary Doak
Canadiens
Whalers
Keith Acton
Gaston Gingras
Chris Nilan
Montreal
Michel Larocque
Rick Wamsley
Wamsley
Canucks
Red Wings
Curt Fraser
Bobby Schmautz
John Ogrodnick
Reed Larson
Detroit
Schmantz
Wings
John Barrett
Vancouver
Mitchell Smith lead Cavaliers past Nets for one two punch
Mitchell scored 34 and Smith 30 as Cleveland beat New Jersey 111-105 at Rutgers. Nets mentor Bob MacKinnon remains winless since replacing Kevin Loughery. Smith came off bench early, and Musselman praised the pairing as a complementary break.
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Hawks
Louis Orr
Indiana
Buils
Bullets
Ricky Sobers
Chicago
Bulls
Washington
Piscataway
N.J
Mike Mitchell
Randy Smith
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cavs
Mitchell
Smith
National Basketball Association
Cavaliers
Cleveland
New Jersey Nets
Nets
Rutgers Athletic Center
Bob MacKinnon
Kevin Loughery
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