Rival Elyria Catholic Elyria West Clash Draws Bustling Night
Elyria Catholic leads 12 0 and state ranked while Elyria West sits 7 4 as “The Game” anchors a packed Tuesday schedule across Inland Southwestern and Pioneer conferences. Other games feature Bay vs Medina, Ray at Rocky River, Buckeye at South Amherst, Cloverleaf at Midpark, and more across area districts.
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Chronicle-Telegram era brief by Jerry Rombach
Monday January 19 1981 Chronicle Telegram report by editor Jerry Rombach provides a concise newsroom update and local briefs from the mornings edition.
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Jerry Rombach
CF & Ste
Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes fall to Indiana in home setback at St John Arena
Ohio State, 2-2, lost 67-60 as Indiana used strong defense to bottle up Kellogg and Williams. A 7:32 scoring drought doomed the Buckeyes, who trailed 58-45 late. Indiana's Tolbert led with 17 points while Risley’s defense frustrated Kellogg.
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Jim Smith
Tolbert
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Jum Thomas
Ed Kitchel
Lon
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Obin Stai
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Todd Penn
Jum Smyth
Larry Huggins
Granville Waiters
Marquis Miller
Lietzke Wins Desert Classic With Record 25 Under Par
Bruce Lietzke dominated the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs California finishing 25 under par 335 to win the unique 0-hole event. He led from start to finish and sealed victory with a 35-foot birdie at the 13th hole. He also drew attention for driving a high powered off road sports car between tour stops after removing a warning label.
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Lietzke Wins Bermuda Dunes Pro Golf Thriller
Bruce Lietzke shot a final round 68 to finish at 337, tying the tournament record and beating Jerry Pate by three strokes for his sixth tour victory since 1975. Pate, frustrated after two near-misses, finished at 337, with Edwards third at 341 and Trevino, Nicklaus, and Palmer also near the top in a sunlit Bermuda Dunes finale.
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Pate
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Lietzke
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J.C. Snead
D.A. Weibring
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Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Football Super Bowl Fever Grips Nation and Viewers
UPI reports a nationwide surge of Super Bowl hype with about 100 million expected TV viewers. Experts note football as a tension outlet and youth appeal, while concerns rise over inflated salaries and societal values amid the big game frenzy.
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UPI
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American Occupational Therapy Association
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