Warden leads area cage scoring race amid shifting alignments
In the closing month of the 1980-81 season area cagers see few changes atop the standings as Elyria Catholic star Bob Warden maintains a 27.2 scoring average to lead the circuit. Close behind are Ohio conference rivals Findlay, Lorain Catholic, and Lake County contenders with several players hovering around 20 points per game.
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Elyria Catholic
Bob Warden
Erie Coast
Warden
Findlay
al Thomas
Buckeye
Tom Underman
Elyria
Lorain Catholic
Jim Klejka
Garth Wurstle
Independence
Dennis Kollecker
Lakeland
Brien Calhoun
Midview Cager
Randy Lee
Brookside
Oberlin Connection
Merchant
Doug Northcutt
Olmsted Falls
Frank Sylvester
Pat Welsh Pumps
Ineman Leads Girls Scoring Race Early In 80-81 Season
Olmsted Falls star Joanne Ineman rockets to 418 points in 12 games, averaging 34.8 as Keystone’s Gaye Weigl, South Amherst’s Tiara Krieg, Admiral King’s Kim Walton, and Oberlin’s Annette Walker follow. Several top scorers from last season return, while some new names join the top rankings. Coaches’ missing statistics prevent full conference leaders listing.
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Olmsted Falls
Joanne Ineman
Nets
Ineman
Keystone
Gaye Weigl
Weigl
South Amherst
Tiara Krieg
Krieg
Admiral King
Kim Walton
Walton
Annette Walker
Oberlin
Leif Wade
Southview
Iiana Trevino
Brookside
Ellen Weinfortner
Becky Brurmme
Beth Breadigam
Lutheran West
Trevino
EC freshmen roll to 9th victory
Elyria Catholic freshmen beat Lorain Southview 54-39 at the Elyria Catholic Coliseum to extend their record to 9-2. Rich Carle scored 12 and Brian Wolbers 10 as 12 players reached the scoring column.
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Elgria Catholic
Lou Rotunda
Lorain Southview
Elyria Catholic Coliseum
Panther Frosh
Saints
Southview
Panthers
Elyria Catholic
Rich Carle
Brian Wolbers
Dave Demers
Chris Freeman
Mark Manting
Mark Fritz
Jim Kouna
Bran Schneider
Lorain
Lorain addresses gender bias in school sports
Lorain athletic director Ed Cinniger says a federal civil rights study on Lorain city schools athletics shows corrected discrimination. The OCR report from Chicago cited prior unequal opportunities for girls, including lack of coaches, unfavorable practice times, and unequal equipment. Changes for 1980-81 include hiring assistants and new girls uniforms.
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Lorain City
Ed Cinniger
US Office of Civil Rights
Chicago
Lorain
Paul Biber
Edith Lewandowski
Admiral King
Karen Kempf
Southview
Lynn Szente
Longshot wins as crowd tops Monday at Northfield
At Northfield 2,329 fans witnessed Sterling Accent win the opening Big Triple over Fashion Man with Edgewood Jewel in the money. Star Dusky led the featured eighth, Courageous Baron edged Travelon Tom in the co feature, and Little Terry won the final Big Triple. Handle reached $378,229 with a total attendance of 2,339.
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George Verban
Northfield
Sterling Accent
Bill Irvine
Edgewood Jewel
Sirius Russ
Travelon Tom
Courageous Baron
Little Terry
Woody
Ellacott Baron
Blaze Clause
Happy Ruch
Tads
Ivy Sabrina
Uncle Ernie
Roger
Northmulls Sunrise
Aly
Terrion
Aikie Yankee
Bat Lady
Scotchy Osborne
Ratfecua
Abrahan
Shaymera Ab
Dusky
Sharbot ‘McShu
Swift Decision
Perfecta
Travaton Tom
Mr Fancy Scamp
Little Terry Sane
Woody Who
Ellarett Baron
Brookside Upset Clashes Bend Lakeland Conference Picture
Wellington pulled a 51-47 upset over Brookside, reshaping the Lakeland race as North Ridgeville and Oberlin share first place at 6-1 after the finish. Brookside drops to 5-2 while Wellington sits 4-3, with key performances by Jackie Young and Connie Gullet shaping the game and press defense altering tempo.
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Sheffield
Wellington
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Zeller
Cardinals
Connie Gullet
Brookside
Iliano Trevino
Dukes
Cardinal Deb Ertl
Beth Durham
Diane James
Kathy Annable
Ertl
Melanie Dunham
Eril
Kim Osborn
James
Jackie Young
Buzer
Gallett
Dave Camp
Lakeland
Elyria Catholic Cruises Past Firelands 50 to 36
Elyria Catholic Panthers defeated Firelands 50 to 36 in a non conference girls basketball game at Elyria Catholic Coliseum. Lisa Bucynski scored early and the team relied on rebounding and a late push to pull away, despite finishing 27 percent from the field and 57 percent at the line.
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Sally Nolan
Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Firelands
Elyria Catholic Coliseum
Jan Sito
Lisa Bucynski
Sito
Falcons
Panthers win to run record to 11-2 in girls hoops
Elyria Catholic defeated Firelands as Mary Jenkins scored 18 for Firelands and Byczynski added 11 early points. Elyria Catholic hosts Southview next, Firelands visits Buckeye, while Avon defeats Elyria West 50 45 with Avon’s Mary Werner scoring 14 and West’s Jeannie Firment adding 10 to drop West to 3 10 and Avon to 9 3.
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Panthers
Firelands
Elyria Catholic
Mary Jenkins
Bycynski
Southview
Buckeye
Elyria West
Avon
Wolverines
Eagles
West
Mary Werner
Jeannie Firment
Debbie Nutt
Eastern Heights Triumphs Over Northwood In JH Girls Hoops
Eastern Heights recovered from a slow start to beat Northwood 32 to 27 in junior high girls basketball on January 15. Northwood led 6-0 before Heights balanced scoring took charge in the second half.
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Northwood
Eastern Heights
North Olmsted blanked Hudson 5 0 in youth hockey
Brad Andrews delivered a hat trick and Al Flaesgarten posted a 14 save shutout as North Olmsted defeated Hudson 5-0 in North Olmsted Recreation Complex action. Andrews scored three times, including the final unassisted tally at 44 seconds remaining, with Arscott Pae and Short assisting. Nine penalties were killed by North Olmsted, who move to 10-9-2 and idle until Jan. 31 versus Cleveland Heights.
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North Olmsted
Brad Andrews
al Flaesgarten
Cleveland Suburban Ice Hockey League
Hudson
Andrews
Flaesgarten
Eddie Arscott
Chris Pae
Pae
Kevin Short
Short
David Lehman
John Altmeyer
Pat Furlong
Sean Rutter
Demetrius Patouhas
Tom Thompson
Lorne Elbert
Tom Begala
Scott Adams
Recreation basketball league score report notes
Readable fragments show Rockets beat Cardiosit 78 to 30 with Pistons winning 72 to 12. Names include Schumacher 24 for Pistons and Kamindi 0 for Pistons, Stithh 10 for Rockets, D Baivky 10.2, Malin faded entries, and unclear player marks.
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Rockets
Rockets Aonde
Pistons
Schumacher
Kamindi
Baivky
Malin
Capers
Dohrn
North Eaton league to hold first meeting of year
The North Eaton Hot Stove League will meet Thursday at Eaton Town Hall. The gathering starts at 7:30 pm and asks interested residents to join as league officers umpires or coaches. A small fee of 2 dollars and 83 cents is noted for attendees.
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North Eaton
Eaton Town
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