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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1987

Page

10

McKinley Ace Leads North to 22-14 All-Star Win

Canton McKinley quarterback Mark Smith led the North to a 22-14 victory over the South in the 42nd Ohio North-South All-Star game at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. Smith accounted for a touchdown pass to Darryl Wodecki and a late rushing TD, while Leo Hawkins of Austintown Fitch led North with 62 rushing yards. Doug Lewis scored both South touchdowns as Dirk Miller of Westerville North with three interceptions was the game’s top defender.

Massillon Mark Smith Canton McKinley Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Smith Darryl Wodecki Chagrin Kenston Richard Pierce Mogadore Lutrell Eaton Akron Garfield Doug Lewis Middletown Leo Hawkins Austintown Fitch Dirk Miller Westerville North Pierce Mike Carrico Admiral King North King Brian Kurtz Rudy Celestino Clearview Mark Haber Vermilion Bill Provident Ohio High School Football Coaches Association

Geddes Wins Boston Five Classic In One-Stroke Margin

Defending champion Jane Geddes birdied the 18th to beat Donna White and Judy Rosenthal by one at the Boston Five Classic. Geddes finished 72 holes at 11 under par with a 277 total and earned 45,000 dollars for her fifth win of the season.

Danvers Mass Jane Geddes Donna White Judy Rosenthal Geddes Crampton Syracuse N.Y Bruce Crampton Chi Chi Rodriguez Rodriguez Johnson U.S Cincinnati Kevin Johnson Jimmy England Glenview Pembroke Mass Sweden Mats Wilander Kent Carlsson Indianapolis Wilander Joakim Nystrom Laurie Warder Australia Blaine Willenberg Miami Shores Fla Johan Kriek Christian Saceanu West Germany New Jersey Livingston N J Pam Shriver Virginia Slims Newport R.I Shri Stuttgart Mecir Tomas Smid Gunnarsson Carl-Uwe Steele Billie Jean King Bjorn Borg Stan Smith Alex Olmedo Dennis Ralston Jimmy Connors Tim Mayotte Beaver Creek Connors Mayotte Edwin Moses Danny Harris Adriaan Paalen Hengelo Netherlands Moses Harris

Faldo Wins Open After Azinger Slips In Final Round

Nick Faldo clinched the Open title as Azinger, holding a early lead, bogeyed key holes including No 10 and 17. Faldo credited swing coach David Leadbetter after a major swing rehabilitation. Azinger blamed himself for two debatable clubs and missed chances to seal victory.

Azinger Faldo

Ramirez Eyes Undisputed Title After Close Win In St Tropez

Mexico's Jose Luis Ramirez remains focused on unifying the lightweight division after a narrow 12 round decision over Guyana's Terence Alli in St Tropez France. The 28 year old now targets becoming undisputed champion in upcoming endeavors.

World Boxing Council Mexico Jose Luis Ramirez Ramirez Guyana Terence Alli St. Tropez France

Quotes on Dumb Remarks From Sports Greats Through Time

A compilation of notable verbal stumbles by athletes and sports figures across decades. The piece surveys famous quotes and missteps from Rodman, Thomas, Campanis, Driesell, Bosworth, Bo Jackson, Hart, Marino, Frazier, Yepremian and others, highlighting the perils of careless statements and public reaction.

Knight-Ridder Dennis Rodman Isiah Thomas al Campanis Lefty Driesell Brian Bosworth Seattle Bo Jackson Darryl Strawberry Lester Hayes Gary Hart Marino O’brien New York Jets Lance Parrish Marvis Tyson Joe Frazier

Area teams shine in Lorain County Hot Stove Tourney

Olmsted Falls North Ridgeville Dairy Grove and LaGrange Overhead Doors reach regional in Class H. Falls dominates brackets with 16 6 over Fitzgerald, 20 15 over Star Builders. Dairy Grove wins 14 9 over Huntington Hardware and 14 9 over Oberlin Schubert. Overhead Doors post 19 1 over Buckeye Lanes then 10 3 over Custom Lawns.

Lorain County Columbia Station North Ridgeville Olmsted Falls North Ridgeville Dairy Grove LaGrange Falls Friendly’s Star Builders Dairy Grove Huntington Hardware Oberlin Schubert Buckeye Medina Mason Meatmart North Ridgeville Hgm Lorain National Bank Columbia Vfw Wooster Pierces Grafton Eagles North Ridgeville Dairy Queen Jaco Manufacturing Wooster Wayne Steel North Eaton American Legion Repro Depo Printing Rootstown Smithville Hahn- Frank Fitzgerald and Son Trucking Obertin Schubert Over LaGrange North Fudgeville Custom Lawes Robert Ross Kai Construction Bill's Gulf Deak and Kramer R&l

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