Marathon 11th inning win Ends Elyria East bid at majors
Akron Kenmore edged Elyria East 2-1 in 11 innings after a missed rundown. Neal Robinson slid home under the tag to spark the decisive rally as darkness and a rain delay weighed on the marathon game at Airborne Field. East scored in the third on Mark Tanner’s double but Kenmore’s Roy Whitt and Bob Blake held firm, securing the title bid.
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PRL and Brentwood Wednesday Tee Times Listed
The schedule shows players and tee start times from 200 through 925 with names including Exsenmacher LaGrotteria Surdick Brenner Armstrong Caygill Burr Laver Davis Kutchin Duffin Ilmas Radosewieh Amelson Copelan Hanes Gen tryada Knechtges Busch Dineen Humphrey Pagar Lapos Loescher Gibbons Lawson DeMaria Gorski Garwolinski McLean Ledyard McDonough Kauffman Smit Mathews Polutmh Rising Walters Newman Kuale Yost Katrachak Barry Ward Petrus Panchak with a $20 entry noted for one participant.
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Gift runs benefit First National nine in shortened game
First National scored two runs on two hits and a forfeit to beat Kohlmyer in a lightning shortened Big League action. Joe Pretlow earned the win with nine strikeouts before a four inning limit, Jim Brown took the loss. Scott Norman and John Atkinson had First National’s two hits, Tim Hall an RBI for Kohlmyer, and Kevin Story doubled as Kohlmyer stranded nine.
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First pari mutuel win leaves Swezey speechless at Northfield
Northfield report notes Norm Swezey the provisional driver from Jefferson earned his first pari mutuel victory in the second race aboard Dishonest John, a 3 year old owned by Donald and Betty Freese of Geneva. The win came wire to wire as fans watched a sequence of long shots. The card also featured Flying BB and other Ohio Sires Stakes events, with reflectively strong mutuel action and a total handle of $425,919.
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Youth golf tourney opens Friday at Cherry Ridge
Youths interested in the Lorain County Junior Golf Tournament may register by calling Kent Kring at 365 3805. Do not call Bill Goodspeed.
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Cherry Ridge Country Club
Kent Kring
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