Elyria YMCA swimmers win 5-0 at Ashtabula meet
Elyria YMCA swim team improved to 5-0 with a 460-285 win over Youngstown at Ashtabula sweeping all age groups. Cadet backstroke record 35.7 by Leslie Conn, prep 50 free 28.1 by Sharon Walker, junior 100 free 100.6 by Jean Barschow, junior 260 intermediate 229.3 by Diane Troyer, intermediate 100 breast 1 16 by Sue Staysniak. Bay area defense vs Berea held Braves to 40 points, Bay Rockets go 8-3. Jack Berry and Dave Oblack led Berea with 8 points. Bay meets Medina Tuesday. Berea hosts Lakewood Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
YMCA
Ashtabula
Elyrians
Leslie Conn
Sharon Walker
Jean Barschow
Diane Troyer
Sue Staysniak
Bay
Berea
Braves
Rockets
Matt Oakley
Mark Kaiser
Pete Ganyard
Jack Berry
Dave Oblack
Medina
Lake Ene
Lakewood
Western Reserve remains unbeaten in Firelands with 58 40 win
Western Reserve improved to 10-1 overall and sole first place in the Firelands Conference by beating visiting Norwalk St. Paul 58-40. Dave Timbs led scorers with 19 points, supported by Chuck Adkins 11, and Eric Robson and Barry Holzmuiller with 10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake
Western Reserve
Roughriders
Norwalk St. Paul
Firelands
Dave Timbs
Chuck Adkins
Eric Robson
Barry Holzmuiller
New London Edges Monroeville In Firelands Clash
New London used a decisive fourth quarter to topple Monroeville 55 to 39 in Firelands Conference action. The game was tied 35 to 35 after three periods before New London intercepted and converted several possessions, fueling the rally. Senior Stan Cooke led New London with 28 points as the Wildcats improved to 7-5 overall and 5-3 in league play, while Monroeville fell to 2-11 and 1-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
Monroeville
Stan Cooke
Prokasy nets four as North Olmsted top St Ignatius 5 2
Joe Prokasy scored four goals to lead North Olmsted to a 5-2 hockey win over St. Ignatius on Saturday. Greg French added one goal for the Eagles who led from the start with support from Rusty Chiccine Gary Petre and others on assists. North Olmsted improves to 5-2 and will face Elyria on Tuesday January 23 at Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North. Olmsted
Joe Prokasy
North Olmsted
St. Ignatius
Greg French
Eagles
Rusty Chiccine
Gary Petre
Prokasy
Mike Lisunik
Dave McMillan
Joe Petkovic
Elyria
Rocky River
Dayton
PeeWee hockey: Cleveland Heights tops Elyria 6–3 in CSL
Elyria goalie Jamie Bowman stood out as Elyria outshot 36 to 11. Elyria scorers were Pat Elbert Chris Avery and Craig Montgomery with assists from Tom Yearley Tin Toboz Steve Jackson and Picky Clough. Elyria falls to 3-16-2 and hosts Cleveland Heights next Saturday at 9 a.m. at North Park Wilson Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jamie Bowman
Pat Elbert
Chris Avery
Craig Montgomery
Tom Yearley
Tin Toboz
Steve Jackson
Picky Clough
Cleveland Heights
North Park
Wilson
Black River tops Edison in FC basketball battle
Black River defeated Edison 48 to 46 in a Firelands Conference basketball game. The Pirates trailed 6-0 after the first period but surged with 19 points in the second quarter. Tim Hawley led Black River with 18 points, Jim Clifford added 11, while Cleo Slone and Todd Brown each scored 14 for Edison.
Bulldogs remain undefeated with 66 54 win over Fairview Park
Olmsted Falls girls improve to 8-0 overall and 6-0 in the Southwest Conference by beating Fairview 66-54. Joanne Hineman scores 26, Karen Fischer 23 with 17 rebounds. Kathy Toth adds 11 points and 9 rebounds. Olmsted hosts undefeated Medina Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Olmsted Falls
Fairview
Joanne Hineman
Karen Fischer
Kathy Toth
Olmsted
Medina
No. 1 UNC tops two ranked foes in upset-filled weekend
North Carolina, led by Dean Smith and Dudley Bradley, defeated two top ten opponents as Michigan State and Illinois lost their first games of the season. Notre Dame, UCLA, Indiana State also won while others faltered. Bradley limited Sid Moncrief to 19 points as UNC cruised past Arkansas 63-57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Dean Smith
Dudley Bradley
North Carolina
Michigan State
Illinois
Notre Dame
UCLA
Indiana State
Duke
Tar Heels
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bradley
Sidney Moncrief
Smith
Ohio State
Purdue
Spartan
Jud Heathcotée
Joe Barry Carroll
Jerry Lichting
Annette Hallman
Boilermakers
MSU
Marquette
LSU
Florida
USC
North Carolina State
Virginia
McEnroe Wins Masters After Narrow Tennis Comeback
John McEnroe defeated Arthur Ashe 6-7 6-4 6-3 in a three hour final to claim the Masters title. The win came amid prize money talks and a controversial fault/no call on Ashe’s second match point. McEnroe later noted his focus on the title over the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEnroe
Ashe
Also Mentioned on This Page
CA Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Ymca
Youngstown
Bay Defense
Whips
St. Paul
Barshhow
Molly Nagy
Kristin Nelsen
Ad Troyee
Washinton Avenue
L. Bylow
L Fallay
A Starmer
D Staystuck
Kampton
Beckman
Ad Taysmak
Pakkala
L. Fallay
Watts
Kimpton
Pavalko
Starmer
Corlett
Mr Schank
B Donovan
M McGlynn
D Staysniak
Placko
J. Peloquon
Elyria Peloquin
L Bylaw
L Faltay
D Staysmak
T Thogmartin
K Higgins
J Staysmak
Mannarelli
Peura
Farello
J Staysmiak
J Savoy
R Sefiaefer
M Barrett
Rocco
Manareth
P Ewrty
Savorne
Montanero
Staysmak
Mannarett
Thomas
Flocca
Fatetlo
A Marusa
Nagy
Montaro
Keyes
J Felton
K Fhggins
Savarise
B Mannarelly
Slaysmak
Rime II
R Youngblood
C Standen
Walker
T Staysmak
Treva
Carmen
Zull
Porfita Aye & Malloy
Sage
Apuseynsi
Pineal Aye
Standen
Y Youngblood
Finsel
Parflio
Songer
Lopusaes Frente
T Gatta
Falker
McCoy
R Corts
G Schlireh
White
Rousch
Sutton
Levine
T Seave
Blair
G Seu
Joesal
Allen
G Setar
Kresela
Hyatt
Drake
M Williams
Tiieb
Seabol
Ry Sehureh
Pina
M Petrov
J Nedwick
L Cann
K Norton
J McPhetor
Paerce
McGil
Glover
M Bankson
Hogue
Porfiria
J Haggins
W Savoy
E Nelson
McGi
Hague
Elyna
J McPheter
Bankson
J Pierce
Petrov
J Poslak
J Doslak
Pettis
Cavalanera
Magons
D Troyer
Barschow
Farelio
Webber
Magens
Thompson
Baron
Doslak
Cavaleneta
Elna
Barschaw
S Sruth
M Nagy
K Nelsen
Camplese
Willams
Troyer & xx
Thiel
Barsaee
Washut
Thel
J Barschow
K Nelson
Barrett
McGill
Troyer
V. Peloquin
Yes
K McCoy
T Smith
K Webber
S Staysmiak
L Lieus
Tame
Adams
I. Love
Staysmakreg
Lopuszynsia
Becker
A. X- Regan Quantier
Meareevile
Bista Fy
New London Ada
Ag Nooroeville Tkais
Seer
London
Stang Ae, Inc
Terry Tracey
Cleveland &T
N. Olmsted Icers
Trim's Arena
Peewees
Cleveland
Cleveland Suburban Ice Hockey League
Cleveland Skating Club
North
Black River Tops Edison
River Edison
Hawky
Sloe
Clifford
Brown
Finkel
Ramikica
Unger
Bulldog Girls
MITES
Brooklyn
Parma
John Readman
Jimmy Dixion
Lee Simunek
Ricky Verlotti
Zoltan Szethmary
Mark Maeder
Joey Blackham
David Negin
Tammy Begala
Paul Soltis
Tim Arthur
Tim Schuette
Columbus
Aloeman Ho
Kochel
Ahern Tath
Gerber U
Kieta
Karaha
Houston
Sparks
New York
Cincinnati
Atias Pittsburgh
Teta
Trew
York
Howton
Wiz
Armen
Thand Media Telephons, Inc
North Ridge Reed, Baye
No.1
Moncrief
Cate
Whitewall
Abbe RD
Ohio
Rand
Beys
Waio Nenor
Demers Chu Carre Blanche eAmercan
Expr
ACCC
Uae
IG Galo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!