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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1985
Page
3
A fragmented recap of a football game with scattered scores and player names. The write up references teams like Baltimore Stars and Stallions and mentions plays, passes, and goals amid garbled OCR text.
The Wimbledon singles championships feature a mix of unseeded players advancing to the final rounds amid era changes and strong performances from top contenders. Key names like Australian stars and British seeds compete for titles as historic open era notes shape the drama.
The article lists coaching and trainer assignments for a baseball and football like organization, naming Bobby Cox Dick Howser Mew Uranus Dick Tracewske and Turn Kelly as coaches for the Aistar Team, with Go-trainers at All Sur wan TEAAD RANGERS. It also notes minor league contract activity for Illsalen toe outtylder and calls up Genk Petral Leorateher from Ablahama to Ameren Association, plus activations and resignations affecting Bob Dernier and Chipa Walker. College notes show Old Dominion naming a new basket coach after its coach resigned to head athletics.
Sundin and Germaine led the final round at the French Open pro golf event in France with top earnings totaling sixteen thousand three hundred dollars. The field included notable players such as Torrance and Rumern, with Sun Sunday action at Sevres and other venues, while circuit sponsor details and prize distribution followed standard tournament procedures.
Boxing results list winners from multiple matches across venues. Remter defeats Chapman for vacant Continental American lightweight title in Albany. Chavez stops Huger to retain Wald Courage super welter title in Las Vegas. Tousen Hamaila beats Vaquing for Orient Pacific lightweight crown in Tokyo. Manley defeats Brown in Atlantic City. Other welter and lightweights noted with city venues and outcomes.
Racing through the Haverside arena, bowlers from California to Oklahoma posted scores in round one of the Southern California Open. Notable names include Sundady from California and Mike Edwards from Tulsa, with Barwick and Thornton among competitive entries while standings list scores like 181 279 and 324 in a fast paced early round.
Readable lines reference a series of golf events and venues across multiple associations including NOPGA NOGA SOPGA LCDGA and local clubs such as Elyria Country Club Trumbull Country Club Hawthorne Valley Barberton Brookside Fairways and Fox Den Pro Am. The fragment mentions city championships and a local pro am calendar with miscellaneous dates and venues.
Saturday speed tests feature Randy Riddle, Luke Manshell, and Don Reid among multiple divisions. Winners include Randy Riddle in a Dodge roadster, and Greg Adams in a Suzuki bike, with detailed class results for PRO, PRO BIKE, STOCK, and SUPER PRO divisions at Cleveland and nearby venues.
North's Joe Shop reached the Seniors City Tournament finals by beating EPPA of East 14 2. Joe Shop to face the winner of North's Elbert Properties versus West's Kohlmyer's Konight for the title. Jim Morey led with a homer and three hits, Jim Klingshirn added three, John Davidson two. Knapp and Klingshirn pitched three innings each. EPPA's Kevin Sears had two hits. In other sectional finals, Joe Shop defeated Standard Welding 11 2, and EPPA beat Murphy Brothers 9 4. Majors finals see Harshaw Chemical of North vs West's FCP tonight at Fast. Harshaw's grand slam by John Schneider and nine strikeouts highlight a combined effort. Fop beat North's Armstrong Auto 3 1 behind Henry Riggins 12-strikeout performance.
Couch recalls feeling confident of shooting 282 or better and says Elyria was an easy 10 shots over 72 holes. He explains hand pain began after a mid April field job, worsened at Little League East, forcing multiple rests and ultimately making it impossible to grip a club. He recounts trying a Canton tournament with Larry Nagy and a county event before deciding rest was needed.
Nelson Piquet, backing Brabham BMW at the start, led from lap 11 of 53 and won the French Grand Prix for his first victory in over a year. In other action, Marius Masencamp beat Harold Solomon to claim the OTB Open tennis title in Schenectady.
Kelvin Bryant scored two long touchdowns and rushed for 217 yards to spark the Baltimore Stars past Birmingham 28-14 in a USFL semifinal. Baltimore, 12-7-1, advance to face Oakland in East Rutherford for the title, after a 28-19 upset of Memphis.
Curtis Strange of Oakville Ontario captures his third PGA Tour victory of the year. He sails to a two stroke win over Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman at the Canadian Open at Glen Abbey. Strange finishes 279 total, nine under par after a final round 73, calling it the biggest tournament he has won.
Sugar Land Texas Nancy Lopez steadied near the leaders after three rounds, birdied four times over the final seven holes for a Sunday 4 under par 68 and captured a three shot victory in the $300,000 LPGA Mazda Hall of Fame golf roundup.
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