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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1988
Page
7
Cleveland baseball chief Hank Peters argues the Indians are active though trading remains cautious. The plan includes a new spring mini camp for top non roster pitchers, a noted lineup discussion, and talks with free agents while Dee Edwards unveils his staff and hints at a resilient nucleus for opening day.
Allanson, proud of a .450 season in a year with under 38 percent wins, skipped winter ball to train in Cleveland. He plans to collaborate with pitching coach Mark Wiley to ready the staff for the April 4 opener in Texas, while staying in touch with Dee Edwards. Tabler signs a two year deal. Bob Molinaro named roving minor league hitting instructor.
Baldwin Wallace University earned six spots on the Football News Division IIT All American Team Monday, more than any Ohio school. Westlake’s Wade Massad made the second team offense as placekicker, with other B W honorees including Greg Profancik, Shawn Gorman, Lore Conyers, Jerry Sponseller, and Dirk Riemenschneider. Oberlin’s Keith LaDu named to second team defense, while Keith Rybarczyk of Mount Union received honorable mention.
Westwood seventh graders beat Avon 54 33 for ninth straight victory. Raymond Oliver led with 14 points, LaRon Trice added 11, and 11 players scored. Earlier wins over Wellington 40 29 and Firelands 39 18 featured Oliver 10 and Trice nine points and Shimane Smith eight.
Ann Knipper and Nancy Sims both exceeded 600 in bowling at Center Ridge Lanes. Knipper had a 610 with a 237 high, Sims led Grafton Strikers with 605, while teammates Shaw 592 and Smith 590 near the club 600. Other top scores include Lees 588 and Shay 582.
Admiral King rolled to a 102-58 non conference win at Rhodes as the Admirals remained undefeated at 9-0. They had earlier crushed Pittsburgh Westinghouse 106-53 and Pittsburgh Schenley 112-79, and travel Friday to North Ridgeville for an Erie Shore Conference game. Kevin Kilbane led Fairview with 18 points while Don Burkin and Trevor Thornton scored 16 each for Avon Lake in a 74-65 SWC loss to Bay.
Brooklyn built early control and held off a South Amherst second half push to win the Inland Conference contest 79 to 73. Mark Butler led with a season high 22 points for the Hurricanes while Dave Schafer of South Amherst led all scorers with 28 points.
In Inland Conference boys basketball Buckeye led by Scott Farren with 15 points while Craig Kessler and Anton Woo added 14 and 13. Cuyahoga Heights trailed as Buckeye pulled away for a 72 56 win Tuesday.
The March of Dimes Sno Ball Softball Tournament entry deadline is extended to Tuesday at 6 p.m. Participants must submit entry forms and fees by the new cutoff to join the event. Location and exact date not specified in available text.
Bay Village beat Amherst 46 to 36 to stay atop the Southwestern Conference at 5-0 in league play. The game featured a clock malfunction and unusual shooting woes, with Bay hitting 21 of 22 free throws while Amherst shot 12 of 67 from the floor and 2 of 19 from three.
Bay defeated Amherst 45 25 as the Comets shot 11 of 53 from the field. Robin Dutton led Bay with 24 points while Amherst’s Missy Welte had 12. Bay improves to 7 4, 5 1 in the conference and hosts Fairview next. Amherst falls to 6 5, 2 6 and hosts Avon Lake.
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