Right men with the right ideas reshape outdoor world
Ray Scott founder of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society built a national bass fishing empire by rallying anglers and creating publications and mail order ventures. Jim Glass led the Wildlife Legislative Fund of America from Ohio, uniting sportsmen to influence policy and protect wildlife management, forging a nationwide advocacy force. Both men are credited with shaping outdoor recreation and policy through bold gambles and leadership.
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Ray Scott
B.A.S.S
James H. Glass
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Wildlife Legislative Fund, Inc
Bass Anglers
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Jim Glass
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Wildlife Legislative Fund of America
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Singleton low gross champ at Browne meet
Vicki Singleton of Elyna and Oberlin Golf Club led area players in the Mary K Browne 36 hole Net Golf Tournament at Kirtland Country Club. Singleton, 1977 Ohio Women's Amateur champion, posted a 151 to win low gross in the championship flight. Mary Ann Bierman of Mayfield captured the low net title with 143 two rounds.
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Kirtland
Vicki Singleton
Elyna Country Club
Wiie
Oberlin Golf Club
Mary K. Browne
Kirtland Country Club
Singleton
Ohio
Arizona State
Cleveland Women's Golf Association
Mary Ann Bierman
Mayfield Country Club
B. Trump
Mayfield
C. O'Connell
Marie Mungo
M. Fan
J. Farner
Lorain duo ties for first in two-man golf meet
Lorain pair Terry Wozniak and Dave Emerick shot a 62 to tie for first in the Greater Cleveland District Golf Association Two-Man Best-Ball Championship at Alliance Country Club. They posted nine birdies and a bogey to finish at 130, sharing Class AA low gross honors with Dan Weiskopf and Tom Gibbs.
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Dan Weiskopf
Tom Gibbs
Canterbury Golf Club
Wozniak-Emerick
Weiskopf
Gibbs
Oberlin
Columbia Hills
Leon Chill
Leon Jr
Tom Caraffi
David Perry
Bob Handloser
Rob
Brewers cling to hope as road woes bite Red Sox
Brewers beat Angels 6-4 while Boston loses big road trip, shrinking AL East lead to 4½ games. Royals top Mariners, Twins beat Blue Jays, A’s top White Sox. In NL, Padres beat Pirates and Astros routing Mets as Texas Rangers beat Red Sox 6-3. Sam Bowen notches first big league homer off Tiant.
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Bruce Lowitt
Milwaukee Brewers
Boston
Red Sox
Texas
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California
Kansas City
Seattle
Angels
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Toronto
Oakland
Chicago
New York Yankees
Cleveland
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Royals
Mariners
RBI
Steve Braun
Hal McRae
Clint Hurdle
Larry Gura
McRae
Twins
Blue Jays
Stan Perzanowski
Mike Cubbage
Ting
A’s
White Sox
Willie Horton
A’s. Astros
Mets
Richard
Enos Cabell
Bob Watson
Houston
Padres rally past Pirates to snap losing skid
SAN DIEGO Padres defeated Pittsburgh 6-3, lifting their lead over the Pirates as Gene Richards and Ozzie Smith produced key seventh inning RBIs. Bob Shirley earned win, Rollie Fingers notching save. Ed Ott, Phil Garner, and Bill Robinson homered for Pittsburgh.
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SAN Diego
UPI
Gene Richards
Ozzie Smith
San Diego Padres
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bob Shirley
Rollie Fingers
Ed Whitson
Jim Bibby
Rick Sweet
Padres
Bild Almon
Grant Jackson
Whitson
Jerry Turner
Almon
Richards
Turner
Smith
Dave Winfield
Ed Ott
Phil Garner
Bill Robinson
Tigers Fall as Slaton Gets Bombed Early in 7 3 Loss
Baltimore jumped to a four-run first inning against Detroit starter Jim Slaton, then held on for a 7-3 win at Tiger Stadium. Eddie Murray hit a three-run homer and Ken Singleton added a solo shot before Scott McGregor rode to the victory with 11th win. Ron LeFlore doubled for Detroit, but McGregor worked 15 straight batters without a hit after the first inning.
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Gorman Thomas
Mike Caldwell
Caldwell
Angels
Richard L
UPI
Detroit
Jim Slaton
Balltimore
Orioles
Tiger Stadium
Baltimore
Boston
Red Sox
Earl Weaver
Slaton
Eddie Murray
Ken Singleton
Scott McGregor
Tigers
New York
Weaver
McGregor
Ron LeFlore
Jason Thompson
Steve Kemp
Lou Whitaker
RBI
Thompson
Whitaker
Larry Harlow
Rich Dauer
Murray
Singleton
Stang tennis meet continues despite rain delay at Sugartane Racquet Club
Rain failed to halt play as the Stang Motors Open progresses with 18 matches moved indoors at Sugartane Racquet Club. Kris Kosash edged Karen Wolfe 7-5 6-4 in Girls 18 Singles. Dave Paradis opened Boys 16 Singles with 6-2 6-3 win.
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Vermilion
Willow Creek
E. Darrow
Sugarlane
Kris Kosash
Karen Wolfe
Dave Paradis
Mike Ewashinka
Paradis
Lorain County Community College
Sugartane
Dave Paradise
Mike Ewastunha
Clay Hawk Lef
Dave Klucas
Paul Nolan
Boan Sudnick
Jeff Gelman
Gary Lilly
Greg Runser
Aef
Reggie Tabor
Doran Quinn
Steve Bartok
Bruce Lems
Nicka Ajdinovich
Debbie Ksentch
Denny DeMarco
Noreen DeMarco
Jim Hoenig
Micki Tubbs
Dean Rader
Karen Rader
Scott Gales
Margie Mulholland
Wayne Simonsen
Julie Tapplet
Dave EliasonJeanne Williams
Ron Vinehek
Chris Provenza
Clyde Sparks
Wayne Wallace
Sue Sadowski
Brian Paradis
PhD Horn
Bay Hosts Softball Meet in Labor Day Invitational
The Bay Class AAAA Softball League will host a $2 team Invitational Labor Day Tournament from Aug 26 through Labor Day. For information contact the Bay Recreation Office at 871-6755, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays.
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Area golf outing draws many players and groups
A long list of participants and tee times dominates a Lorain County Holy Name Golf Outing schedule at Meadowsbror Country Club. Notable entries include Breanna, G Baker, J Davis, and T. Fredench among morning groups, with numerous others across 7.00 to 10.57 tee times. The event features championship week match play and multiple flight pairings, with participants affiliated to local clubs and schools.
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Holy Name
Meadowsbror’ Country Club
G Super
D. Belin
Harlan
R. Schnidt
Pilarczyk
T Banville
J. Polasek
C. Tomski
Tom Cleary
St. Thomas
St Thomas
F J Kursch
Mike Zemanek
Jina Lutons
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John Shoop
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Bosox
Butch Hobson
Dwight Evans
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J Davis
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L Kachure
R Paffurne
B Lyons
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J. Rang
G. Snider
H Setae
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R. Lewis
M. Nelson
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Wilcox
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J Jackson
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Pride
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B Chambers
D Jawarsk
R Dorsey
L Behtke
J Beaton
D Reacher
L Boba
T Dadas
R Drake
B Drake
C Garra
Garwolinski
B Weely
N Panchah
R.behlke
B Bedoes
J. Bago
B. Crawford
D. Bago
B Cloonan
J. Filbert
J. Kruszewski
G. Menges
McKnight
R. Ramirez
B. Mahaffey
King
D. Rucar
F Mittler
E Orozco
T. Robey
B Schwarz Jr
G Stamper
Matolo
Oberlin Golf Club Women’s Association
Lowen
Nottingham
Ciprian
Findora
Rieley
Gilmer
Waldecks
Debloyd
Lewis
Sztanka
Connelly
Kistner
Healy
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Wilker
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