Yarborough wins NASCAR 400 to join $3 million club
Cale Yarborough, pole sitter, won the NASCAR 400 in College Station Texas to become the circuit second $3 million winner. He recovered from early fuel trouble to lead 78 laps later and set a race record of 2 hours 30 minutes. Darrell Waltrip had wind shield failure and Dale Earnhardt briefly led before Yarborough retook the lead for good.
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Panther Fresh Need Grid Game After Freshmen Schedule
Elyria Catholic seeks one home game for next season's freshmen football schedule. Athletic Director Bob Guinta says the Panthers could host on September 17 or October 22. Interested schools may contact Guinta at home 365-4749 or at Elyria Catholic 365-6390.
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Auto racing roundup notes lead changes and standings
The year’s race kept key drivers from leading on track as four contenders swapped the lead 12 times amid car trouble. Yarborough raised his Winston Cup points to 2,009, ranking third in the standings. He said he wanted fans to know who he is should he return.
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Jones awaits ruling on Madrid Prix win
Australian driver Alan Jones faces a nine day wait to learn if his Madrid Jarama victory counts for the world F1 title amid a FISA FOCA dispute. The win, by Jones over Jochen Mass and Elio de Angelis, could be nullified if the race is stripped of points.
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Buckeye Girls Dominate Inland Conference Honors
Buckeye High School swept top honors in the Inland Conference as Debbie Law was named Most Valuable Player and Leo Sparr Coach of the Year after the Bucks clinched the league title. Law and Penni Read earned first team spots alongside a host of Buckeye and regional players on the 11 player squad and second team selections with many earning honorable mention across multiple schools.
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Area softball action fuels 16 8 win with four homers
Elyria Lorain Church cruised past Emmanuel Lutheran 16 to 8 on Saturday thanks to a 15 hit attack that included four home runs. Emmanuel Lutheran earlier beat Church of Nazarene 12 to 11 on a three run bottom seventh rally.
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Merchants Fall 8 2 In Season Opener
The Elyria Merchants lost their first game of the season 8 to 2 to J&J Cabinets of Parma on Saturday. Elyria managed three hits off Parma pitcher Steve Dockman, while Parma had 14 hits off four Elyria pitchers. Player-manager Mike Treuel said Dockman was exceptionally tough. Lysaght had two of Elyria’s three hits, with Thompson adding the third. Sunday’s game with Swat Studio was rained out, and Elyria will play Westlake on Tuesday.
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EAST SENIORS edge Dr Pepper in 10-6 victory on Saturday
Rohlmyer led an 11-hit assault with Bob Walker belting a homer as East Seniors defeated Dr Pepper 10-6. Joe Lane and Mike Traft led the offense with multiple hits, while Ray Chetche and Rodney Gibson pitched for the winners.
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Empire Spring baseball recap shows mixed results and notable pitching
In Empire Spring action, Washington earned the win with 3 innings pitched and key hits by Hoagland Usrytski and Lyons lead the offense. Paruk Rutherford and Lanr featured on the losing side with several players contributing. Meanwhile Convenient beat North East 9 to 5 as Blondeau dominated on the mound with a six hitter, while Eichenberg and Blondeau added extra hits. LaGrange Screw Products edged Litchfield Hawks 11 to 10 on Cendrosky's bottom seventh single, with McCrann sealing the save before a Monday rematch at Vets Park.
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