Maury Allens Top 100 Picks Crown Willie Mays Greatest
A New York writer declares Willie Mays the best in Baseball’s Top 100 series ending today. The piece invites readers to vote in a two day ballot to compare public opinion with Maury Allen’s selections and ends with the writer’s own view teased.
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Maury Allen
Willie Mays
Allen
New York
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E Alico
Maury
Baseball Greats Debate Rank in 1981 Fans Speak
The reader letters defend Babe Ruth at number one and Ty Cobb second, argue for Willie Mays and Hank Aaron, and challenge Maury’s baseball rankings. They praise modern eras but stress evaluating players within their own time.
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Babe Ruth
Black Sox
Ty Cobb
Ruth
Allen
Browns pick Byrne as new Browns public relations chief
Kevin Byrne, Elyria Catholic alum and Sheffield Lake native, becomes director of publicity for the Cleveland Browns. He will partner with Nate Wallack to serve as a liaison between media, players, and fans, aiming to streamline communications and broaden Browns reach. Byrne, now of Westlake with wife Sally and three children, outlines a service mindset and a path from journalism through sports PR to the NFL club.
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Bob Jacob
Kent
Kevin Byrne
Byrne
Cleveland Browns
Elyria Catholic
Sheffield Lake
Nate Wallack
Nate
Westlake
Sally
Shannon
Sean
Timothy
Beason
Browns
Brian Sipe
Sports Illustrated
Eloria Catholic
Lakewood St Edward
Marquette University
Donath dominates in city net tourney
Four champions crowned at Elyria City Tennis Tournament West Park with Donath sweeping girls 18 singles 6-0 6-0 over Tompkins and 6-0 6-0 over Petak. Donath and Szabo won mixed doubles 6-4 7-6 over Demarco Holliday. Russell brothers captured boys 16 singles and doubles titles.
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Elyria City
West Park
Donna Donath
DeAnna Tompkins
Donath
Cindy Petak
Jeff Szabo
Szabo
Noreen Demarco
Dick Holliday
Scott Russell
Bill Smuth
Bull Russell Dee
Tea Hertrick
Denna Donath
Dee Cindy Petrik
Donath Dee
Greg Runser
Dee Mike Masterson
Tim Hertnick
Mike Masterson
Bill Smith
Grae
Lorain County Tennis Tournament Opens At Oberlin Courts
The seventh annual Lorain County Tennis Tournament begins Friday at Oberlin College courts sponsored by North Ridge Racquet Club. Defending champions Jim Gray Donna Donath Dick Holliday and Mark Krupp return along with doubles teams Gray Siga love and Donald DeMarco. Singles start Saturday 9 am all doubles Sunday with Friday events at 4 30 pm.
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Lorain County
North Ridge Racquet Club
Oberlin College
Ed Enyedy
Jim Gray
Donna Donath
Dick Holliday
Mark Krupp
Gray
Steve Sigalove
Amherst grid meeting set for 1981 Cavalier football team
South Amherst High School head coach Jobo Graber will hold a Wednesday meeting for all prospective players for the 1981 Cavalier football team. The session starts at 6 00 p m at the high school with a 30 minute default time per match. If rain delays Oberlin play the tournament moves to North Ridge Racquet Club in North Ridgeville with a 2 50 per day per person fee to cover costs. Several classes are canceled this year including girls and boys 12 singles and doubles girls 14 doubles girls 14 singles girls 16 and 18 doubles and womens 25 singles.
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South Amherst High School
Oberlin
North Ridge
North Ridgeville
Southview hires Smith despite protests in Lorain
Lorain board of education awarded the head coaching job to Jeff Smith at Southview despite protests from players and parents. Smith, previously an Admiral King assistant, is the first black head football coach in Lorain prep history, replacing Bill Trimble. Cory Cunningham had supporters urging his hire, but state law required offering the post to current district staff.
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Ohio State University
Chuck Machock
Jayvee
North Ridgeville
Byrne
Beth Boyd
C-T
Lorain
Lorain Board of Education
Jeff Smith
Southview
Smith
Admiral King
Bill Trimble
Southview Saints
Cory Cunningham
Steve Lindway
Cory
Saints
Kenneth Koscho
Cunningham
Bowling Green State University
Lynnette Oswald
Riverside Drive
Lindway
Kent State
Painesville Harvey High School
Ed Cinniger
James McGlamery
Cunniger
Dinniger
Fred Churchill
Admiral King High School
Jeff
Churchill
Bob Parker
Toledo man named to Black River post
Gary Wasielewski, 32, named head football coach at Black River, succeeding Thane Hecox who moves to Upper Arlington. A Toledo Central Catholic graduate, he will teach mathematics and comes after coaching stints at Tiffin Calvert Clyde Toledo St Francis and Piqua, seeking a head role for several years. The Black River Board to hire Aug. 10.
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Toledo
Black River
Gary Wasielewski
Thane Hecox
West Major All Stars rout Wadsworth in losers bracket
Elyria West Major All Stars crushed Wadsworth 13-0 as Aaron Fluker hit a grand slam and added two other hits. Fluker, Shannon Clark, and Kevin Swart starred as West built a 4-0 lead in the first inning and never looked back, earning a one-hitter from Clark with 13 strikeouts. West moves to face Elyria East in a 6 p.m. loser bracket clash on Wednesday.
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Aaron Fluker
Elyria
Shannon Clark
West
Clark
Kevin Swart
Shannon Moss
Judd Hoadley
Deadline near for Lorain County Amateur golf championship
The deadline to enter the Lorain County Amateur golf championship is Wednesday at 7 p.m. Interested golfers should call 365-2461.
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Lorain County
Akouid
Wellington Hosts Class C Softball Tournament
Wellington will hold a Class C softball tournament at the high school from August 7 to 5. Entry fees are 80 for sanctioned teams and 92 for non sanctioned teams. Field limited to 20 teams with trophies for top three teams and all players on the winning squad. For information call Ker Cole or Lave Sue at 47-4811.
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Wellington
Ker Cole
Barraiay
Lave Sue
Northfield Harness Racing Monday Results Mystery
Fragmented OCR shows a Northfield harness racing page with race names and odds such as 15.38 and 7.00 for Tak Avwoat People, plus multiple horses listed with uncertain figures and payouts. Several entries like Beaten Todd, Yankee Onberve, Jeanica Bap, Bat 33, and others appear with garbled data and inconsistent numbers. The text resembles a results table but is too corrupted to extract clear outcomes or coherent standings.
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Frisco
Ixse
Om Tak
Todd
Dye Will
Jeanica Bap
Bat
Flash
Chien
Yankee Onberve
Bart
Peete
Lady
Seal
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