Couch wins eighth Elyria Lorain City Golf title with eagle
Jim Couch captures his eighth city golf crown at Willow Creek with an even par 72 after an eagle on the 12th hole. He finishes two shots ahead of Bill Porter and three ahead of Jim Bailesky in a combined Elyria Lorain 18 hole event. Bob Houriet wins Lorain title with 70.
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Jim Couch
Elyria City
Willow Creek
Couch
Bill Porter
Jim Bailesky
Elyria
Lorain City
Bob Houriet
Lorain
John Snyder
Joel Kruszewski
Bill Ogle
Rick Foster
Robert Brown
Ray Rosario
Eric Eddy
High risk dives spark criticism after Soviet diver injury
The XII World University Games see controversial high risk dives as Sergei Shlibashvili remains in very critical condition after a missed dive. Louganis wins 10 meter platform title amid the event's drama, while USA earns four golds as medal totals shift.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Sergei Shlibashvili
Shlibashvili
University of Alberta
Greg Louganis
Louganis
Hui Tong
China
Viachesaly Troshin
Tbilisi
Bob Rydze
Rivera's Amherst captures District 5 Class B crown in softball
Rivera's of Amherst completed a 5-0 weekend run to win the District 5 Class B title at West Park, defeating Lasch Furniture 8-4 and earning a spot in the Aug 12-14 state tournament in Youngstown. Acevedo's Pizza Cutter of Lorain finished runner-up in Class C with a 5-2 record after losing 4-2 to Dunnie's of Seneca County in the final and will play Aug 5-7 in Fairborn.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ances
West Park
Rivera's
Amherst
Acevedo’s Pizza Cutter
Lorain
Rivera
Monroeville
Lasch Furniture
Huron County
Youngstown
Acevedo
Dunnie
Fairborn
Charboneau shifts from Indians to Buffalo tavern life
Former 1980 AL rookie of the year Joe Charboneau now works at a Buffalo restaurant bar checking IDs and keeping order. He insists the job is temporary as he seeks a major league spring tryout while pursuing acting and boxing returns, citing interest from several teams and a potential film role.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Joe Charboneau
Cleveland Indians
Charboneau
Dan Donnelly
Mexico
Japan
Santa Clara
Charbo
Neau
Indians
Indians fall to Twins 6 4 to start second half with shaky pitching
Sunday in Minneapolis the Indians lost 6-4 as Juan Eichelberger dropped his eighth decision in 11 starts. The Tribe had nine hits but failed in key spots while Minnesota starter Rick Anderson kept Cleveland hitters off balance. Manager Mike Ferraro blamed inconsistent fastballs and timing as the team opened the second half by dropping two of three to the Twins.
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Bellevue
the Clothes Hangar
Lasch’s
Winers
Lasch's
Rivera's
Elyria
Elias Lounge
Lasch
Charboneau
Robert Redford
Cindy
Buffalo
Avon Lake
Cleveland
Indians
Dan Spillner
Sheldon Ocker
Knight-Ridder
Minneapolis
Twins
Tribe
Metrodome
Minnesota
Juan Hichelberger
Eichelberger
Mike Ferraro
Ferraro
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John Crowther
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Rosario
Eddy
Rydze
Lougo
David Snively
Tye
John Read
United States
U.S
Deborah Lee
Delta State
Romania
Randy Givens
Florida State University
Richard Gallien
Pepperdine University
Gallien
Dan Goldie
Stanford University
Soviet Union
Bob Jacob
Rodger Wilhelm
Chuck Bryant
Dennis Leary
Vic Gracia
Rene Carde
Kelvin Larry
Dennis Johnson
Super Joe
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