Carr Cleared for Light Workouts After Foot Injury
Cavaliers physician Nick Sekerak said Austin Carr, the No. 1 draft pick, can begin light exercises to heal a broken right foot. X-rays at Kaiser in Parma show bones setting well and ahead of schedule. Carr had the foot taped with no cast. more x-rays are planned in two weeks.
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UPI
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Austin Carr
Sekerak
Kaiser Foundation
Parma
Carr
Harlem
Groves Leads Ohio Amateur as Final Round Beckons
Ohio Amateur at Scioto Country Club sees Steve Groves holding a one stroke edge over Chris Roderick with 223. Contenders include Bob Smith of Westlake at 232 and Art Hudnutt tied at 237, while Dan Carmichael stands fifth at 229 after three rounds. Groves praised his improving consistency and credited coach Rod Myers for guidance.
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UPI
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Ohio State
Bob Smith
Westlake
Elyria
Art Hudnutt
Paul Minnich
Hudnutt
Groves
Chris Roderick
Gallipolis
Lancaster
Craig Immel
Immel
Akron
Bill Bosshard
Scioto Country Club
Valley View Country Club
Walker Inman
Scioto
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Rod Myers
Mark Hessler
Ray Sovik
Fritz Schmidt
Pander Savic
Fred Nadalin
Jack Hessler
Gary Artz
Cuyahoga Falls
Jim Kennedy
Glenn Apple
Cleveland
Ray Bealle
Beachwood
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Bina Fonth Tait Paes
Rodgers
Willis
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Dicken
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Dan Carmichael
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Whitman
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Essamcir
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Fritz Schmudt
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Heminger
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Bosley
Hoke
Fred Nadaln
Bles
Denyse
Barbee
Sendbach
Jam Kennedy
Ruggles
Strasser
Glen Apple
Eee
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Jim Hodges
Zanesville
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Mike McFee
Youngstown
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Barry Terjesen
Fussell Jameson
Ludwig Schenk
Mansfield
Joe Miller Jr
Hamilton
Don Albert
Yank Heisler
Kent
Steve Pipoly
G Hensley
Cincinnati
Ross Bartschy
Doug Spencer
Toledo
John Fisher Jr
Dayton
Art Hudautt
Bob Barto
Warren
George Frankenfeld
Daytond
William Ritter
Middletown
Gus Medallis
St. Clairsville
Brent Lewis
Frank Guarasci
Rick Campbell
Euclid
Jim Sugar
Ton Gould
Jerry Bower
Portsmouth
Bill Whetsell
Marietta
Cirigliano
Independence
Pete Reiber
Ed Rosenbaum
Clyde Huffman
Bob Bell Jr
Alliance
Sta Frnaics
Madison
John Bless
Pete Hummel
Scott Landy
Chillicothe
James Nordstrom
Ashland
Tad Moore
Jim Ryan
Gene Folkerth
George Welsh
Elyria Legion Romps Tiffin With 11 3 Buckeye League Win
The Elyria Legion hammered Tiffin 11 to 3 in Buckeye Legion League play at Tiffin. Riethmen piled up 18 hits off pitcher Phil Strasser as Wayne Yun earned the win with strong pitching and timely hitting. The win keeps Elyria on track for District Five Tournament action starting July 24 against Fremont, with more games upcoming including a doubleheader at Ashland and a home finale against Upper Sandusky.
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Buckeye Legion
Tiffin
Riethmen
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Fremont
Tony Scott
Chuck Barbee
Wayne Yun
Scott
Elyria
Elyrians
Yun
Ashland
North Park
Upper Sandusky
Crampton Leads Western Open After First Round
Bruce Crampton shot five under par 66 on Olympia Fields North, missing the course record by one stroke despite two penalties. He holds a one stroke lead over Tommy Aaron with Dale Douglass two back and Dick Lotz three behind as the field heads into the second round.
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North Course
Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Dale Douglass
Dick Lotz
Church Montalbano
Bobby Greenwood
Gay Brewer
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Brue
Jim Jamieson
Jim Simons
Bourne Fires 76 In Western Open First Round
Olympia Fields course yields high scores as Bobby Bourne rookie from Oberlin shoots 76. He cites tall grass in the rough and says he must post about 70 to make the cut today.
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Olympia Fields
Bobby Bourne
Olympia Fields Country Club
Oberlin
Bobby
Two tight Class A softball games end by single run
Jim and Ray's beat Bernie's 2 1 in 10 innings as Russ Knapp’s double drives in the decisive run. Bolero Club edged Elyria Bowling Center 8 7 with Dave Donaldson and Dean Bukowski combining for the late game runs. Winning and losing pitchers are named with key hits listed for both teams.
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Jim
Ray
Bernie’s
Russ Knapp
Ron Erdy
Wayne Bennett
Bolero Club
Elyria Bowling Center
Dave Donaldson
Dean Bukowski
Joe
Meadow Rebel and rivals race card at Northfield track
Detailed results from Northfield racing feature multiple races with horse names such as Meadow Rebel Fairwood Delgen Gay Caroer and The Mad Baron and times seven races with payouts for exacta and perfecta. Daily double paid 74.60 and attendance 5290 with handle 260681 SPRING VALLEY and FOREST HILLS women events noted.
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Meadow Rebel
Pulaski Jet
Fairwood Delgen
Speedy Doreen
Foon
Gay Caroer
Big Rocky
Cindella Hanover
the Mad Baron
Admiral Mark
Noble Heritage
Perfecta
My Frosty
Handsome Date
Buster Pence
Jess Spencer
Avalon van B
Starlite Wick
Federalist
Prince Relco
Embassy Tar
J.W. Creed
Honey Brook Lou
Bussie Wick
City Command
Sisaway
Much Adoo
Goddard Returns to Coaching Grade Football in Oberlin
Darrell Goddard, former Oberlin and North Ridgeville head coach, is hired as seventh and eighth grade football coach at Oberlin. He left Ridgeville after one year to teach at Oberlin with no coaching duties, then accepted a coaching role this week. Previously he led Oberlin High to a county record 25 game win streak.
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North Ridgeville
Darrell Goddard
Goddard
Ridgeville
Board of Education
Oberlin High
Small Fry baseball clinches win in low-scoring clash
Indians beat Giants 44 to 32 with a 13 7 inning line. Randy Boggs earns win with 10 hits allowed and 6 strikeouts. Audrie Akers takes loss with 10 hits and 4 strikeouts. Boggs homered for the Indians as multiple players tally two hits. Giants’ top hitters include Larry Armberger and Bill Johnson with two each.
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Audrie Akers
Tim Wolfhead
Dave Thompson
Howard Worley
Ron Rick
Bill Kuchuka
Mike Dudek
Craig Limpach
Steve Wollerman
Jim Harris
Jon Peter
Bob Warden
Larry Armberger
Audie Akers
Bill Johnson
Tony Shook
Bobby Woods
Jon Lamburg
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