West East clash in Fifth Annual Lorain County All Star game
Vermilion hosts the fifth annual Lorain County Football All Star game tonight with West coached by Ralph Mayer and East by Jon Bollenbacher. Tickets are 3 at the gate, kickoff 8:30, crowds around 1,400, game benefits local associations.
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Vermilion
Rocky Hammond
Lorain County
Hammond
Oberlin High School
Ralph Mayer
Jon Bollenbacher
Midview
Admiral Ring
Matt Recick
Wescansear
Jerry Evan
Daves
Ammerst
Tom Cotterill
Rick Irlans
Antiar Acc
Odor An
Salt Lorain
Lester
Botina
Dave Dav Fly
Kris Heckmag
Bull Innes
Eric Ascrafiton
Heath Mokrman
Don Richardson
Amharsi
Frank Horvath
Wellngton’ Na Salomon
Ireland
Avon Lake
Eric Mooge
Joe Zinameister
Shawn Tyler
Jum McCowse
North Ridgeville
Deans Reofile
Jeff VanFossen
Die Fits Elyria
James Mahone
Dens Kerr
Chris Gubeno
Tim O'Connor
Steve Franks
Rom Pachys
Elyria Catholic
Paul Revolinsky
Gary Plas
Bob Frantz
Bryan Procaccisi
Brookside
Bruce Mihalak
Brian Bmies
Joe Hobb
AVON
Brian Cooperider
Mike Farmer
Joe Hollars
Keystone
Pat Archer
Steve Lacko
Rob Summerfield
Randy Davis
Handy Shaw Elyria West
Terry Davis
Dan Nagy
Mike Coaches
Jim Bollenbacher
Madview
Darrell Mayne
E} West
Ted Gordon
Hill Albright
Bruce Br
Rapid
Rob Given
Avan
Indians Rally Past Rangers for Third Straight Win
Andre Thornton drives in three as Tom Candiotti tosses a complete game, lifting Cleveland to a 7-2 victory over Texas before 23,822 at Cleveland Stadium. The win boosts the Indians to 46-37, extending home streak to seven and tying season-best nine games over .500. Thornton's hot stretch, a five-run second inning, and steady pitching fueled the Tribe as they batted .305 over 10 of 12 wins while Candiotti improved to 8-6 with five straight victories.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Indians
Andre Thornton
Tom Candiotti
Tribe
Texas
Thornton
Pat Corrales
Candiott
Milwaukee
Candiotti
Ken Schrom
Phil Niekro
Gary Ward
RBI
Cariicotti
Pete O’brien
Mel Hall
Hall
Pete O'Brien
Tony Bernazard
Investigation into Rogers death finds no drug supplier
Sacramento Calif A police investigate the cocaine death of Cleveland Browns safety Don Rogers has not revealed who supplied the drug. Capt Mike O Kane said the investigation was completed and no hard evidence emerged identifying the supplier or witnesses to drug dealing. He will submit findings to the district attorney. The NFL plans to test players for drugs will be reviewed by a neutral panel after binding arbitration between the league and players union.
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Sacramento
Calif
Don Rogers
Mike O’kane
Rogers
Cleveland Browns
O'Kane
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
League
Players’ Union
Surprise All-Star pick for Jacoby shocks Indians
In a Friday development Brook Jacoby was named to the American League All-Star team after Kansas City's Dick Howser left both Tony Bernazard and Joe Carter off the roster. The news came as Bernard had been viewed as a near certainty and Carter appeared strong until late additions reshuffled the lineup. Jacoby, hitting .268 with 10 homers and 48 RBIs, expressed disbelief and gratitude, while Bernazard and Carter voiced mixed disappointment about the selection process. Carter and Bernazard felt both deserved inclusion, though others boomed in due to numbers, White Sox and fan votes impacting the final rosters.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Tony Bernazard
Joe Carter
Bernazard
Carter
Brook Jacoby
Indians
Kansas City
Dick Howser
Houston
Ken Schrom
Jacoby
George Brett
American League
Bob Fisher
Brett
Detroit
Lou Whitaker
Howser
Frank White
White
Minnesota
Kent Hrbek
Toronto
Lloyd Moseby
Moseby
New York
Dave Winfield
Chicago
Harold Baines
White Sox
Winfield
Baines
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Bo Schembechler
Michigan
Candietti
Bobby Witt
Witt
Brett Butler
Cory Snyder
Chris Bando
Julio Franco
Jeff Russell
Corrales
Ernie Camacho
Carter and
Hrbek
Boston
Dennis
Ou Can) Boyd
Tom Pacuorek
Scott Fletcher
Paciorek