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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1984

Page

3

Smithson hurls Twins back into pennant chase

Minnesota right-hander Mike Smithson, 11-8, and two relievers held the California Angels to four hits as the Twins won 2-0 to pull within a half game of first in the AL West. Smithson fanned 17 in a strong outing, with Darrell Brown scoring on Dave Engle’s single in the first and Engle later driving in a run. Meanwhile other games featured Detroit rout over Boston, Kansas City routing Milwaukee, and Texas beating Toronto as AL pennant chase intensifies. In the NL, Dwight Gooden limited Chicago to four hits in a 2-1 Mets win that widened their lead in the NL East.

Minnesota Mike Smithson Smithson Twins California Angels Angels Rod Carew Reggie Jackson Jackson Tommy John Darrell Brown Dave Engle Engle Kent Hrbek Mickey Hatcher Hrbek Lance Parrish Chet Lemon Dan Petry Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Wade Boggs Bob Ojeda Frank White Steve Balboni Onix Concepcion Kansas City Royals Milwaukee Brewers Tom Candiotti Rick Waits Brewers Gary Ward Jeff Kunkel Texas Rangers Blue Jays Toronto Tigers Texas Charlie Hough Pete O’brien Ernie Whitt Mike Pagliarulo New York al Cowens Orlando Mercado Wally Backman Dwight Gooden Dick Ruthven Chicago Mets Cubs Gooden Jesse Orosco Willie McGee Chris Speier St. Loui Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Pete Rose Ty Cobb Philadelphia James Glenn Wilson Dan Gladden San Francisco Giants Atlanta Braves Mike Krukow Dayton Derek Allen Steve Moore Moore Allen Elyria Marvin Murphy Pop Mahone Tracey Mullins Ed Taylor Jeff Janovici Ron Tillman Clifford Nelson Flyrians Dallas Neuschaefer

Dayton tops Elyria in extra innings to exit winners bracket

Dayton edged Elyria 5-4 in extra innings as Elyria committed three unearned runs after six hits and two walks. Elyria’s Rod Powell pitched well but errors doomed the Flyrians in the Big League state championship double elimination tourney at North Recreation.

Jim Jablonski Elyria North Recreation South Point Dayton Rod Powell

Area fairways Amateur Golf Association tournament tee times listed

The article lists players in classes AAA and A with names such as Brows Ramirez Evanseo Crawford Howe Beachler Baslowsky Horvath deske Neely Novak Yates Wilks Shiga Beacy Majesky Yates Brecon Peruse Galange Wocormick Spanpier Seth Seposito Esposito Rebier Pires. In a baseball recap, Moore forced a rundown and Rakestraw praised his team's aggressive running. Dayton coach Tony Rake emphasized speed as South Point edged Ashtabula-Painesville 5-3 behind Tom Lawless’s 13 strikeouts. South Point advances in the winners’ bracket. Elyria plays Mingo. Lawless and support helped seal the win. State action resumes at North Recreation with games today and Sunday.

Moore Dayton Tony Rakestraw SQLO Robert Bazell Wally Smith Mark Carey Joey Rowe South Point Tom Lawless Ohio State Lawless Ashtabula-Painesville Mingo

Chris Fields commits to Baldwin Wallace for basketball

Elyria's Chris Fields, a 6 foot 2 guard, will continue his basketball career at Baldwin Wallace. He averaged 14.1 points and 10.8 rebounds per game for the Pioneers, finishing second on the team with 284 points. Coach Keith Sooy credited his leadership with helping win the Buckeye Conference title.

Elyria Chris Fields Baldwin-Wallace Pioneers Buckeye Elyria Roach Keith Sooy

Burke to Carry American Flag at 1984 Games

Los Angeles AP Ed Burke, hammer thrower with a career spanning two decades and a 12 year retirement, will carry the U S flag at the opening ceremonies of the 1984 Summer Games.

Los Angeles Ed Burke United States

Saunier Wins Remodeled Car at Lorain County Speedway

Doug Saunier rebounded from July wreck to win his fourth supermodified feature of the season at Lorain County Speedway. The Navarre driver clocked 13.31 seconds in time trials, led early in the 25 lap main, and beat Bob Renz and Pat Shullick as Gary Allbritain spun early. Jerry Owens won sport stock and Mike Ray swept street stock with a track record 18.21.

Linda Cudlin C-T South Amherst Doug Saunier Lorain County Speedway Sandusky Jerry Owens Elyrian Mike Ray Saunier Indiana Winchester Speedway Terry Saunier Dave Mike May Don Saunier Doug Art Volpe Bob Renz Westlake Canton Gary Allbritain LCS Lorain Coco Adams Shullick Joe Granda Allbritain John Wilmoth Owens Joe Wesnitzer Berlin Heights Frank Potter Wesnitzer Ray Nancy Pat Shullick Vermilion Gary Alibotaan Renz Doug Saumer Navarre Saumer Allbritai Joe Granda Jr Allbriain Saumer Ray Elva Ray Mike Ish Parma Dave ‘Lander Mark Mayer Tom Howard Avon Dave Kilgore Lorain Rust Stontenbergh Elyria

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