Pro bowling returns to Akron to host Senior Masters
Fred Borden and Stonehedge Place bring back the PBA Senior Masters to Akron August 11 through 17 at Stonehedge Place. The event carries a $350,000 purse with a $50,000 first prize and a three-year hosting deal through 1998. An estimated 600 bowlers will compete, including Hall of Famers Earl Anthony and Dick Weber and champion Dave Davis, with Akron's role as home to the PBA since 1958 highlighted.
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Dick Weber
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Area athletes sign with Baldwin Wallace for fall sports
Three local standouts Spencer Wallace Brian Wallace Jason Livingston and Stacey Westbrook will join Baldwin Wallace University teams after transferring from Allegheny College North Ridgeville Elyria High and Elyria Catholic players earned multiple letters and honors in football volleyball and academics. Livingston 5 11 260 pounds earned two letters and made all Lorain County first team while Westbrook 5 8 will study elementary education and played senior year volleyball alongside other activities. In North Olmsted the Aces won Under 17 Boys title and West Side Stars of Westlake claimed Under 12 Girls title at the North Olmsted Soccer Organization tourney with a 3 0 final over Cleveland United.
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Elyria High
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Allegheny (Pa.) College
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Erie Shore
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Ruth
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North Olmsted Aces
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Columbus
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West Side Stars
Westlake
Lady Thunder
Moose International Softball Tourney Opens Friday at West Park
Elyria hosts the Seventh Annual Moose International Softball Tournament at West Park. About 40 Moose lodges participate in a double elimination event over Friday Saturday and Sunday with Elyria Lodge opening Friday at 6 p m against Lockport Illinois.
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Laskos no-hitter powers Grafton to 14-0 win in Class D softball
Lorain Medina District Girls Fastpitch action at Wellington Park saw Grafton led by Laskos no-hitter and five strikeouts in a 14-0 rout of North Ridgeville. Niki Bridge doubled for Grafton, as Highland beat Vermilion 8-7 and South Amherst edged North Ridgeville 5-4 in Class C. Wellington, Spencer, Oberlin, and others posted wins in Class B and A, with Wellington Jordan Wood Products topping Belden 33-15 in the 9-10 division.
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Jack Laskos
Grafton
North Ridgeville
Lorain-Medina
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Laskos
Niki Bridge
Natalie Raimsade
Litchfield
Ashlee Donahoo
Carrie Showalter
South Amherst
Kandiss Greiner
S. Amherst
Oberlin
Jordan Wood Products
Belden
Chrissa Yuhas
Allison Ross
Pam Harris
Courtney Brest
Wellinton
Valley City
North Eaton
Robbie Jo Dobbins
Dobbins
Erica Burmeister
Hailey Twardasky
Columbia
Michelle Falk
Alethia Coleman
Timberwolves trade Rider to Portland for two bench players
NBA moves shake up rosters as Big Joe Timberwolves ship Isaiah Rider to Portland for Bill Curley James Robinson and a No 1 pick. Andrew Lang could go to Milwaukee for a future No. 1 in a BurkleyRay Allen fallout, while Michael Jordan eyeing a Bulls meeting with Jerry Reinsdorf stirs free agent buzz. A second straight league lockout nearly halted deals amid players demands for $50 million more cap space, but talks resumed with TV money factored in. Barkley warns owners amid dispute, Olympic teammates cautious about exhibitions.
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Isaiah Rider
Portland
Bill Curley
James Robinson
Stephen Marbury
Ray Allen
Minny
Andrew Lang
Bucks
Stockton Laughs At Crowning Career Moment
Ban Coughlin notes Stockton’s calm week under pressure before his day of glory at the Senior Open and Christina’s Smiles. Stockton says the moment will hit later, describing the day as a crowning moment in his career.
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Christina
Zabel Wins Stage Ten As Tour Grinds On
Tour de France stage ten saw Erik Zabel of Germany claim the win in 5 hours 8 minutes 10 seconds over Abdoujaparov and Ferrigato. Riis maintained his overall lead amid improved Alpine weather after days of rain. Jalabert retired due to a lingering cold, while Berzin trailed Indurain in the overall standings by about 40 seconds.
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Germany
Erik Zabel
Alps
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Zabel
Djamoudin Abdoujaparov
Uzbekistan
Italy
Andrea Ferrigato
Yevgeny Berzin
Russia
Tour de France stage six results and early overall standings
Erik Zabel of Germany led the stage with a near eight minute time and earned a top result alongside Abdoujaparov Farigate and Magnien in the same group. After ten stages Puse leads with 47 hours 59 minutes 3 seconds, while Indurain sits eighth 4:38 back as the Tour heads into its sole rest day before finishing in Paris.
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Tony Romange
Switzerland
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Abraham Olano
Spain
van Winch
Balird
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Riis
Jacques Anquetil
Eddy Merckx
Bernard Hinault
Paris
Local favorite leads Ohio Amateur after opening round
Dayton native Randy Leen shot a 68 to take a one stroke lead after the first round of the 90th Ohio Amateur at Miami Valley Golf Club. Leen, low amateur at the U S Open, sits at 3 over par 291, ahead of Ohio State's Chris Wollmann and others.
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Oakland Hills
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Leon
Tiger Woods
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Miami Valley Golf Club
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Ohio Collegians
Ohio State
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Parma
Steve Gangluff
Marysville
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Billy Williamson
Loveland
Donald Ross
Wollmann
Tan
Mickelson Wins Ernst Championship in Playoff Agame
Phil Mickelson edged Fred Couples in a playoff at Inglewood Golf Club to claim the Ernst Championship with a 6-under 65. Mickelson earned 130000, while Couples, who shot 69 for 9-under 133, took 55000. Brad Faxon and Scott Simpson finished one stroke back. Jay Haas totaled 185 after a 71 final round.
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Wash
Phil Mickelson
Fred Couples
Ernst
Mickelson
Inglewood Golf Club
Couples
Brad Faxon
Scott Simpson
Jay Haas
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