Elyria Bowing Association crowns leaders in close finale
The Elyria Bowling Association 41st Championship Tournament closed with no shift atop the standings. Other Place Bar won Team, Greg Flanigan led Singles, Tom Umbaugh and Dorsey Rogers won Doubles, and Ron Travise topped All Events. Top actual scores included 2,782 by Other Place Bar in team series and 637 by Mark McGuire in singles.
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Greg Flanigan
Tom Umbaugh
Dorsey Rogers
Ron Travise
Lorain Bowling Association
Thomasson
Mark McGuire
John Cielinski
Bill Taylor
Rusty Groner
Trenchard
Ray Fluker
Clarence Peters
Bob Hahn
Bob Henney
Ralph Groner
Mik Hickey
Elmer Zoltai
Groner
Ken Barr
L.umbaugh-Rogers
Luther Place Bar
Haines-Rindfleisch
the Killers
Gallion
Weitzel & Son
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atagher-Burnett
Rusty's Tnt
Bittner DeCarlo
Kirkbridge-Taylor
Mackert-Pinkerton
Sound Sensation
Standen
Elyria Church
Garrett-Bea
Tudf
Charles Faragher
Don Strinka
Andy Laska
Denver Keplinger
George Gallon
Tom Barton
Tomasse
John Clelinakt
Steve Brattol
Earl Kelly
Alex Moran
Charles Singer
Darsey Rogers
Robert Walker
Elmer Zoltal
Richard Rumph
Robert Weitzel
Jeff Saley
Jack Strinka
Dick O'Connell
Jim Koenis
Russ Kakos
Cromwell leaves Falls to take St. Francis Toledo post
Dick Cromwell, 31, former Olmsted Falls coach who guided the Bulldogs to a share of the SWC title and a 6-1 league record last season, will head football at St. Francis de Sales Toledo and teach mathematics.
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Toledo
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Medina
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Oberlin to form Heisman Club on campus
Oberlin leaders plan a Heisman Club with Bruce W. Fox of Tyler Texas and Keyney OConnor of Alexandria Virginia on a campus meeting April 7. The first gathering May 27 during reunion week will charter about 200 former athletes. An April announcement will reach 2,800 more former athletes and majors. Membership starts at 25 dollars a year, with four contribution levels up to 500 dollars.
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Dugan
Heisman Club
Kerschbaum leaves Ridgeville for Niles football post
Kerschbaum resigned Friday from Ridgeville after 5-5 and 3-7 records over two seasons. He cites financial aspects and a career step up as reasons, noting Niles offers a higher salary and a chance to revive the school’s football tradition. He will teach social studies and coach starting July drills.
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Ridgeville
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Duke Falls In Upset Filled Saturday Of Top Teams
Duke narrowly lost to Marquette at Cameron Stadium as Gene Banks and Mike Gminski led with 23 and 22 points respectively. Spanarkel's decisive jumper plus a late Duke stall sealed the upset while national rankings saw Notre Dame and others suffer setbacks.
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Surniak Petrella named Baldwin Wallace MVP
Fourteen athletes were honored at Baldwin Wallace fall banquet. Joe Surniak of Fairview Park and Paul Petrella received offensive and defensive team honors as MVPs of the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. Senior Roger Andrachak repeated as most valuable offensive back after a standout season.
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Kodak
Jeff Jenkins
Bill Davis
Bill Rickert
Tim Robinson
North Royalton
Doug Schiefer
Ohio
Lee Fortner
Lee J. Tressel
Bob Wujek
Ray Hradek
Midpark
Mike Hoon
Mike Martin
Yellowjacket
Avon Lake
Jeff Kiss
Jesse Pennington
Schneider tops weekend league with 673 in Center Ridge action
Jonn Schneider shot a 236 205 232 to roll 673 and win the Saturday Night Couples 600 Club at Center Ridge Lanes. Sonny Dukeman added 648 in the same loop while Jim Barker posted 639, Paul Miller 625, and Ron Karby 625. John Kudlo had a 242 in Nativity League play alongside college and school honors across football and cross country.
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Center Ridge Lanes
Schneider
Sonny Dukeman
Jim Barker
Paul Miller
Ron Karby
Budd's hat trick lifts Force past Summits 5 4
Brian Budd scored three goals to lead the Cleveland Force to a 5-4 home victory over the Houston Summits in a Major Indoor Soccer League clash at the Coliseum. Attiah assisted the opener as Cleveland's best showing of the year secured the win despite multiple injuries to key players.
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C-T
Richfield
Brian Budd
Cleveland Force
Houston Summits
Coliseum
Summits
Cleveland
Budd
Force
Caeser Cervin
Mark Yeeles
Freddie Garcia
Tony Douglas
Mark Lindsay
Roy Sinclair
Houston
John Stroman
Attiah
Dale Russell
Coleman Hauls 633 Series in Weekend Bowling Best
Patti Coleman rolled her second 600 plus series this season, posting a 633 after a 205, 216, and 212 games. The effort ties her for the sixth highest series by a woman this season, with Joyce McMullen and Vera Stuart also posting strong scores in local leagues. Sue Siglin added a 222 single, rounding out the notable bowler for the period.
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Patti Coleman
Coleman
Kegler
Bers
Joyce McMullen
Vera Stuart
Grafton
Sue Siglin
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