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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1983

Page

5

Southview and Elyria clash in prep boys basketball clashes

Southview visits Elyria in a non conference test as Elyria tries to build momentum. Southview struggles with intensity and shooting while Elyria Catholic hosts Lorain Senior in a key matchup.

Southview John Dickerson Elyria Dickerson Elyria Pioneers Lorain Saints Stark Jay Bender Mark Runser

Wolverines Host Olmsted Falls in Non-Conference Battle

Elyria West aims to rebound at home after a 67-52 win over North Ridgeville to reach 7-5. Olmsted Falls, on a six game slide, lost 64-57 at Medina as Jim Houston led with 22 points. Brian Nelson scored 23 for North Ridgeville, while Glenn Jones paced Elyria West with 22 in a 15-8 third quarter surge.

Elyria West Olmsted Falls Wolverines North Ridgeville Medina Bulldogs Jim Houston Lorain Brian Nelson

Chronicle-Telegram Sportsscope Roundup and For the Record

In this page segment Chronicle-Telegram editor Jerry Rombach compiles a girls basketball roundup and other sports briefs. The page covers notable scores, upcoming games, and quick notes from local teams and athletes with concise updates.

Sportsscope

Nelson Retains Lead in Lakeland Scoring Race

Nelson holds the Lakeland Conference scoring lead at 22.6 after a 28 and 22 point week against Amherst and Brookside. He passes Oberlin’s Levi Witherspoon, now second at 21.9, while Berea’s Craig Thomas moves to 21.0 in the overall chase. Greg Dauer drops to sixth at 18.7 as Byron Reed and Stoyke rise in previews.

North Ridgeville Brian Nelson Ranger Nelson Amherst Brookside Oberlin Levi Witherspoon Lakeland Witherspoon Berea Craig Thomas Thomas Brecksville Eric Musselman North Olmsted Greg Dauer Dauer Rid Byron Reed Edison Steve Stovko Bay Ober N Olmn Chris Kelly Ant Roger Smith Eric Smith L West Paul Wilson Buckeye Terry Wearsh Ely Ed Wright Lorain Deff Thomas Greg Bender Free Erie Coast Royce Lasson West Glen Jones West A Joe Chaney South L Witherspoon Joe Rattenhouse Well A Tom Copa Amherst A Toland Sean O'Connor Ind Mike Broski L West A Gary Smitek Avon A Southwestern Steve Stoyko Ray Jon Weideling Fair Q Greg Daver N Olm Jay Peters Medina Firelands Byron Reed Edison Deff Music Cent Pat Schnellinger NSP Mike Williams Crest Vo Pioneer Bre

No Names Return as Dolphins Eyewash for Super Bowl Clash

Miami, once called the No-Names after a 16 game win streak, now faces Washington in Super Bowl VII rematch with odds favoring the Dolphins as the Hogs defend the Redskins. Veterans like Vern Den Herder and Don Shula lauded reunions while payoffs for players soar under a new contract with severance and fixed minima. Weather outlook cites a 50 percent rain risk on game day.

Los. Angeles Miami Dolphins Bill Stanfills Nick Buonicontis Jake Scotts Dick Andersons Washington Redskins Miami Garo Yepremian Dolphins Washington Redskins Kuechenberg Vern den Herder den Herder Don Shula Kim Bokamper Bokamper Bob Baumhower Doug Betters Bob Brudzinski Glenn Lyle Blackwood George Starke Don Herder

Rock recalls 1972 Redskins as energy parallels to Super Bowl XVII

Echoing the 10 year gap, Walter Rock compares Washington's 1972 push to reach the Super Bowl with this year’s run. He recalls the emotion of beating Dallas for the NFC title and regrets that the 1972 Super Bowl felt lost to a flat performance against the Dolphins.

Roger Negin Walter Rock Redskins Rock Elyria Dolphins Los Angeles Coliseum Washington Miami Rose Bowl Pasadena Mike Bass Garo Yepremian Washington, D.C Dallas Cowboys Elyria High

King Keeps huge lead in Ohio AAA ratings as others tighten

In the weekly Ohio boys high school basketball poll the Associated Press ranks King 13-0 atop Class AAA with 288 points, ahead of Warren Western Reserve. Willard leads Class AA with 225 points, while St Henry tops Class A after a 247-244 clash with Delphos St. John’s.

Columbus Lorain King Willard St. Henry Associated Press Ohio Warren Western Reserve Dayton Dunbar Toledo Scott Mansfield Crimson Flashes Coldwater Columbus Whitehall Bay Lorain Catholic Whitehall Gahanna Hillard Norwalk Bue Gras Delphos St. John’s New Knoxville St. John’s Rockford Parkway van Wert Canton McKinley

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