South refuses surrender defeats North stars in district final
Elyria South major all stars rally from a late deficit to beat Elyria North 15 10 in seven innings. Lamar Jackson and Matt Henderson powered the offense with two home runs each and Dan Harrell added key hits as South forced extra innings then pulled away. Jackson's steal of home and Mahone pitched helped South reach tonight's final, with a win required for the district title.
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Soviet intervention in Afghanistan prompts IOC accreditation threat
The USSR uses force from page B-3 citing Afghan intervention and warns the IOC to remove journalists who defame the Soviet Union. In Mexico City security around the Soviet Embassy rises after local papers accuse Soviet judges of robbing Mexican athletes of wins. Mexican reports claim Carlos Giron was robbed of gold in three‑meter diving while Aleksandr Portnoy benefited from a repeated dive due to crowd noise.
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Northfield summer meet sees betting dip amid strong Friday draws
CT Sports Writer George Verban notes a roughly 10 percent drop in pari mutuel wagers at Northfield's summer meet, attributed to sagging economy, with weekday betting holding steady. The feature fifth race crowned Little O in 2:01 for a $3,500 purse, while Sirius Russ won the Big Triple opening, and Don Irvine Jr. rode Missle to a third straight win. A heavy spill in the ninth involved four horses, with no serious injuries reported.
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New York United Tops Cobras In Double OT
In a 2 1 double overtime match at George Finnie Stadium 2 614 spectators saw New York United edge the Cleveland Cobras 2 1. Joe Fink opened scoring for Cleveland six yards out with Rubin Astigaraga assisting.
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Graham hits 645 series in Jr Scratch Doubles League
Rudy Graham rolled a 259 in the third game to help his 645 series in the Jr Scratch Doubles League at Center Ridge on Thursday. He began with 162 then 224 as Fred Fry posted a 618 series and a high game of 225.
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Baillie clinches second city net title in Elyria
Adam Baillie won his second city tennis title at the 1980 Elyria City Tournament held at Hilltop and South parks. Baillie and Dave Eliason defeated Jeff Szabo and Jerry Strait 6-4 6-3 in the men's doubles final. Donna Donath and Dennis Hord fell 7-6 6-3 in mixed doubles to Dick Holiday and Noreen DeMarco.
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600 Club Picnic at Oak Park Lake
Elyria Women s 600 Club announces a picnic on August 8 at Oak Park Lake. All members invited with contact numbers for Judy Foss and Barnie Buell for questions.
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Kern's pinched nerve limits start before Rangers win
Jim Kern pitched through a neck pinched nerve to earn a 6-4 Rangers victory over the White Sox after a 20 minute mound session. He, coming off a season with 29 saves and a 1.57 ERA, battled injuries yet still felt capable of contributing. Rusty Staub's two out two run single in the eighth sealed the comeback win as Texas erased a 4-1 deficit.
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