Firelands Falcons near two wins from 200 in school history
Firelands High must win two more games to reach 200 victories in school history. The Falcons host Avon and then Highland, with a likely shot at reaching the milestone in the upcoming Friday and the following Friday. The program began with a 36 41 loss to North Ridgeville on December 3 1954, the 100th win in 1964 against Oberlin, and notable early success in basketball including a 69 56 sectional win over Wellington in 1969.
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Firelands High
Falcons
Avon
Highland
Firelands
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Milan
Wellington
Cagers
Tenace Chooses Family Over Money After World Series
Oakland catcher Gene Tenace, star of the 1972 World Series, says he passed up a $10,000 Las Vegas offer and values family happiness over profits. He plans to trade his Sports Magazine car for a Jeep as hunting counts as a hobby and the Tenace family aims to buy a house in Oakland during spring training.
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Lucasville
Ohio
Oakland
Athletics
Gene Tenace
Las Vegas
Nev
Cincinnati Reds
Stacey
Tenace
Sport Magazine
Dave Duncan
Most
Bowling Sequences Dominate Local Leagues At Grafton Lanes
Bob Wuensch led the Grafton Merchants League with a 636 series built on 262 245 and 131. Bob Abbott added a 630 series in the Monday Night Elks League tallying 179 236 and 215. Jim Mackett posted 620 in the Elyria Arts League at Evans Lanes with 207 176 237. Larry Reichard had 602 in the Automotive League at Stoney's Lanes. John Shreve logged 600 in the Stoney C League with 226 210 173. First-half winners: Zoltai's in Bowling Center Home League Cosmopolitans in W C A League Reichlin Funeral Home in St Judes Swart Signs in Triple 8 Classic.
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Bob Wuensch
Grafton Lanes
Grafton
Bob Abbott
Elks Lanes
Jim Mackett
Evans Lanes
Larry Reichard
Stoney's Lanes
John Shreve
Stoneys
Zoltai's
Cosmpolitans
Reichlin
Stone Lanes Bowler Scores Big In Local Leagues
Marian Stone rolled a 576 series at Stoneys Lanes with games of 155 232 and 189 in the Business Womens League. Laura Leisler had a 543 series with 172 185 and 186 in the Rainbow Invitational League. Debbie Thompson's 188 143 and 200 followed. Ruth Pennington added a 211 in the Business Women's League.
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Marian Stone
Stoneys Lanes
Laura Leisler
Debbie Thompson
Mission Impossibles
St. Agnes
Ruth Pennington
Ravre
J Molohan
Spike Realty
Phil & Harve
Rising Exar
Flaka Electric
Laura Leiter
Holohats
Terry Andras
Zavee
Debbie Thompson Rising Exeay
Magic
Laur Lewter
Holohan
Terry Antes Zavre
Foss bowls season high 284 with string of strikes
Bill Foss delivered the top game of the year with a 284 in the Tarry's Home League last Wednesday at area lanes. He followed a 159 start with a 172 and a 615 series, aided by 10 straight strikes and late pins to surpass Stu Fairchild's 277.
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Bill Foss
Tarry
Stu Fairchild
Foss
Rosales sparks Lorain Southview to seventh straight freshman win
Junior high star Bob Rosales sparked Lorain Southview to a 46 36 victory over Franklin. He scored eight of the last ten points after a 36 36 tie, finishing with 18 points 11 in the fourth quarter without a miss. Manzie Williams led Saints with 22 points and 46 rebounds. Eastern Heights beat Westwood 50 34 for their third straight seventh grade win as Tim Hawke and Brian Balser each had 13 points.
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Bob Rosales
Lorain Southview
Franklin
Rosales
Saints
Bulldogs
Manzie Williams
Eastern Heights
Westwood
Tim Hawke
Brian Balser
Mike Anderman
Knights
Warriors
Mike Underman
Randy Bruce
Don Ian Toth
Dave Atkinson
Jim Eppley
Dave Herb
Mike Bush
Larry McGrath
Westwood — Barnehe
Johnson
Isom
Kenard
Tompkins
Looney
Edwards
McLeod
Beckett
Shirley
Totals
Bowling results from multiple leagues and matches
A dense report lists numerous bowling results across colored leagues and teams. Scores include high games like 209 by Don Wright and 576 by Harvey’s Soho, with multiple 300s and top series figures across clubs such as Ralph's Inn, Strokes Beer, Midway Mall Merchants, and Waynes Marathon.
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Governors
John Lang
Marc Karen
Dave Henning
Don Wright
Duhus Konrad
Ralphs Inn
Bendix
J& M Custom
Waynes
Harry Mig
Harveys Soh
Red Barns
Sizzlers
Larrys Gulf
Schildsiga
Manan Stone Harvey
Soho
Ruth Pennington
Millie Gonpalez Sizzler
Marian Stone Harvey
Soto
Ruth Peanimeten
Millie Goazy
Jez Suzziers
Carlisle
Tae
Bucger King
Bittner
Kisra Foner
Haney
Hunsdearstyiing
Arrow Enterprises
Barain
Abertay Piva
Darausek
Shreve Nua
Dlave Lemons
Orvel Renner
John Shreve
Anoy Winady
Yuto Parts
Midway Mall Merchants
Strohs Beer
Ad Bel Abs Aube
Krugmatt
Garage
Halleen Ford
Earl Lance Burke
Shepherd
Hey Met
Stang Metary
Larry Reichard
Vidwas Mall Merchants
Joe Mihna
Totin Knapp Stohy
John Knapp Strohs
Biancardi
Larrs Rechard Vidwas Mall Merchants
Dinga Lings
Houidays
Broncos
Hodgkins
Seanby Phased
Strikers
Duke Jackson
Mike Wickner Jr
Menomena
Karen Jordan
Mike Wickner
Jake Jackson UH
Hammond
Corrie Neal
Harlem All Stars Meet North Ridgeville Faculty Highlighted
The North Ridgeville C O E class sponsors a Thursday basketball game at 8 p.m. in the North Ridgeville High School Gym between the Harlem All Stars and the North Ridgeville faculty. Tickets are 175 for adults and 128 for students, available at the high school office or at the door.
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North Ridgeville C.O.E
Co-operative Office Education
Harlem All Stars
North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Sr
Bob DiFranco
Walt Stowers
Dave Dudik
Dave Gibson
Rich Arenas
Rick Dearth
Larry Smith
Chuck Bolognia
Paul Butkowski
Jon Altonen
Adam Baillie
Harry Harnish
Harlem
Golden Goose
Cyrus Cooper
Quebec Teams Tie North Stars in NHL Action
In a Monday night NHL clash both Quebec rivals the Canadiens and Nordiques blew third period leads but only one managed a win. The Canadiens settled for a 3 to 3 tie with the Minnesota North Stars in a frenzied effort.
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Quebec
Montreal Canadiens
Minnesota North Stars
Nordiques
New York
Montreal
Boston
Canadiens
Yvan Cournoyer
Frank Mahovlich
Dennis Hextal
Nets rally past Cougars in middle basketball action
The Nets defeated the Cougars 34 to 24 with Barbee scoring ten and Berman tallying twelve for the losers. The Suns beat the Kings 28 to 19 as Persons led with ten. box score notes follow for each side.
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Nets
Cougars
Barbee
Berman
Suns
Kings
Persons
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CT Sports Editor
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