North Olmsted pins Bay Village in SWC wrestling clash
North Olmsted beat Bay Village 36 21 in a Southwestern Conference duel. The Eagles improved to 7 0 and extended their home winning streak since 1972 while Bay's Randy Nickel pinned later in the meet. Key wins included Dave McFarland 6 1 over Chip Killius and Joe Zingale 5 2 over Del Creps as NO dominated nine weight classes.
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Kevin Walsh
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Rockets
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Gary Sinko
Ed Beaune
Joe Tusick
Tony Borenzi
Rick Ebert
Randy Nickel
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Rob Finkle
Pete Zaremba
Dave Mack
Rocket
Dave
McFarland
Joe
Peters
Matt Lis
Bruce Hosta
Hosta
Olmsted Falls
Avon Lake
Dave McFarland
Chip Killius
Nick Mayer
John Wenneman
Kid Beaune
Steve Hakh
Rob Clark
Bob Seiple
Rande
Duane Ellis
Tony Bovenzi
Steve Waters
Dick Machovina
Jeff Demitriu
Lye takes one stroke Phoenix Open lead into third round
Mark Lye built a 132 total, 10 under par, to lead the Phoenix Open after two rounds. Jim Nelford and David Graham sit one stroke back at 133 as Lye seeks his first American win. Graham and Nelford battled late, with Lempar-like putts and costly shots, while Lye’s steady finish moved him ahead in mild, cloudy conditions.
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Ariz
Mark Lye
Lye
Phoenix Country Club
Jim Nelford
David Graham
Graham
Nelford
Larry Nelson
Jerry Pate
Barney Thompson
Mike Reid
Scott Simpson
George Cadle
Thompson
Reid
Pate
Simpson
Cadle
Bruce Lietzke
Arnold Palmer
Findlay stuns Elyria as McCormick shines in foul trouble
Elyria High drops a heartbreaker as Findlay's Scott McCormick scores 18 first half points before fouling out late. Al Thomas sinks clutch fourth quarter free throws and Graf ton long range shots fuel a classic battle. Elyria, led by coach John Dickerson, joins Southview at 8-4.
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Elyria High
al Thomas
Grafton
Findlay
Scott McCormick
Trojans
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Findlays
Trojan
Roger Renz
Scott
Thomas
Mansfield Puts Three in Double Figures to Beat Admiral King 71-59
Mansfield Tygers improved to 8-1 in the Buckeye Conference and 10-2 overall with a 71-59 win over Admiral King. Russell Murphy scored 23, Anthony Springfield 20, and Tommy Murphy 16 for Mansfield while David Culp led King with 14. Mansfield visits Madison next, Admiral King hosts Brunswick in nonconference action.
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Admiral King
Buckeye
Tygers
Russell Murphy
Anthony Springfield
Tommy Murphy
David Culp
King
Madison
Admirals
Brunswick
West Jayvees Edge Southview 53 52 in Last Second Victory
Elyria West junior varsity staged a dramatic late rally to beat Southview 53 to 52 on Friday. Glen Jones led the Wolverines with 27 points, followed by six each from Ricky Boone Edwards Royce Larson and Koepp. Billy Jeter led Southview with 13.
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Glen Jones
Wolverines
Wolverine
Ricky Boone
Edwards
Royce Larson
Koepp
Billy Jeter
Northfield Race Card Shows Multiple Payouts and Attendance
Race results from Northfield list horses with consecutive payouts for each heat, including Big Triple 7-6-1 paid at 750.60 and other multis. Also notes Second-Mate Romeo Lee Meadow Arion and various Perfecta and Trifecta summaries, with attendance at 2,799 and mutuel handle of 424,207 dollars.
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Booray
Sly Fox
Big Triple
Romeo Lee
Meadow Arion
Perfecta
Wall St
Joan Senator
Gray Vicar
Basin Bread
Kenny Leo
Soda Brat
Iv'lo Dee
Coalmount C
Chockies Angel
Hec Momento
Spike Em George
Sauer Candy
Carmen Ohio
Lamars Me Too
Montoa Hanover
Grigory Rasputin
Knights of Columbus Track Meet Tickets Available
Richfield announces the Knights of Columbus Track Meet will be held Saturday February 7 at the Coliseum starting at 7 15 p m Tickets are 25 for two seats and 850 750 and 650 with limited CYO allotments Group rates apply for 23 or more For information contact Rick Swat at the CYO office 282 3324 earliest receipts receive preference.
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Knights of Columbus
Coliseum
CYO
Rick Swat
South Central Tops Edison in Firelands Conference clash
South Central Trojans toppled Edison 70-57 as four players reached double figures. Bill Schulz led with 19 points, followed by Mark Aselton 14 Tim Hall 11 and Tom Hall 10. South Central improves to 12-2 overall 8-1 in league while Edison sits at 8-6 5-4. Non league games follow as Crestview visits tonight and Edison hosts Huron.
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Trojans
Edison
Bill Schulz
Mark Aselton
Tim Hall
Tom Hall
Crest
New London Beats Monroeville 51 40 in Firelands Clash
New London defeated Monroeville 51 40 in a Firelands Conference game Friday night. Ron Wilhelm was out with a broken wrist, Kevin Coch and Matt Patrick led New London with 19 and 15 points, while Mike Brown scored 14 for Monroeville. New London improves to 5-4 in FLC, Monroeville falls to 1-8. Both teams host conference foes next Friday.
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Monroeville
Eagles
Ron Wilhelm
Kevin Coch
Matt Patrick
Mike Brown
Wildcats
Edison
Western Reserve
Monroeville Gymnasium
ECA Cruises Past Howland Christian Academy at Home
Elyria Christian Academy improved to 7-7 with an 87-47 victory over Howland Christian Academy. Noel Hack led with 23 points, Kevin Sanker added 15, and Brian Hack 12 as ECA shot 49 percent and held a 51 rebound edge while dominating every quarter.
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Howland Christian Academy
Noel Hack
Kevin Sanker
Brian Hack
ECA
Elyria matmen host Oberlin in home duel
Elyria high wrestlers prepare for tonight's match with Oberlin at home. Coach Frank Dayne notes strong practice week and lists key returnee Mike McCloskey at 138 pounds. Dan Thrasher is out for the season with a neck injury. The Indians feature Jeff Howard at 105 pounds along with Burter Dowell Biskup and Woodson as other top contenders.
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Oberlin
Pioneer
Frank Dayne
Mike McCloskey
Pioneers
Dan Thrasher
Sandusky
Jayne
Jef Howard
Howard
Chris Burter
Steve Dowell
John Biskup
Freeman Woodson
Columbia Wrestlers Defeat Independence 42 21 In Forfeit Pins
Columbia defeated Inland Conference rival Independence by 42 to 21 as they earned three forfeits by Brad Lerman Dave Friedel and Tom Bell and pins by Ron Davis Marty Cottom and Matt Hennis. The Raiders moved to 7 2 overall.
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Raiders
Brad Lerman
Dave Friedel
Tom Bell
Ron Davis
Marty Cottom
Matt Hennis
Cotembia
Deane Hunt
Neil Miklovic
Nick Zelotta
Mike Yannillo
Scott Pert
Dan Doberek
Mike Gold
Brian Hamilton
Sean Tee Bell
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