Verban Memorial headlining Northfield harness card
Harness racing highlights a six horse field in the 11th Verban Memorial at Northfield Park with a $575 five hundred eighty five purse and post time 7 p m The program features the Battle of Lake Erie later with a $100 000 purse Stay ing Together Cambest Silver Almahurst and Shady Daisy lead the four top pacers in the anticipated clash also noted are Mr Sweet 16 Capellini Girl and Virginia Rapids among others racing the half mile track and the 2002 Northfield meet updates
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Wender Lite
Vince Nagy
Hurricane Hugo
Verban
Northfield
Silver Almahurst
Freehold
Nlj
Shady Daisy
Cambest
Hazel Park
Buck
Radium Hanover
Ernest Andy
Elyrians
Ted Schuss
Randy Kelly
Terry Tracy
Schuss
Lake Erie
United States
Mr. Sweet 16
Bob Belcher
Gillam returns to Admiral King to coach with same discipline
Mitch Gillam is named head basketball coach at Admiral King, returning after a 19 year layoff. He aims to unify players, set clear summer plans, and coach on a year to year basis while tutoring students part time. Gillam's career includes 424 wins, 10 league titles, 12 district crowns, and three regional titles.
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Gillam
Lorain County
Cloverleaf
East Liverpool
Admiral King
LeBron
Jamie Gladden
Roger Smith
Harold Walton
Eric Morrison
Mitch
Umpires honor two local schools for sportsmanship
LORAIN The Elyria Area Umpires Association honored Wellington High girls softball and Black River boys baseball for outstanding sportsmanship this spring at a June 3 banquet at DeLtca's Place in the Park. Plaques were given to retiring umpires Chet Hogan and Bob Slager, each with over 25 years of service. Cheryl Janik leads the association. Matt St Marie will take over next year. In Cleveland, Jim Dispitito of Westlake was named head varsity basketball coach at St Joseph Academy after serving as Bay High School junior varsity coach and as an assistant coach in football, volleyball and baseball.
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Elyria Area Umpires Association
Wellington High
Black River
DeLtca
Association
Chet Hogan
Bob Slager
Cheryl Janik
Matt St.Marie
Cleveland
Jim Dispitito
Westlake
St. Joseph Academy
Dispirito
Bay High School
Jaguars
Medina star Ryan Sooy commits to Baldwin Wallace College
Medina High guard Ryan Sooy, a 6-foot-7 standout and multi-sport star, will enroll at Baldwin Wallace College. Sooy averaged 20.6 points, earned third team All-Ohio, MVP honors, and top league and county selections while maintaining a 4.50 GPA. BW coach Steve Bankson notes Sooy can play both guard positions and provides two off-guard threats alongside Doug Dickerson. Also joining BW is 6-foot-7 Jason Frola from North Olmsted, who averaged 11 points and eight rebounds and was co-MVP for his Eagles.
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Medina High
Ryan Sooy
Baldwin-Wallace College
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B-W
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Keith
Ryan
the Bees
Firelands
Elyria
Medina
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Jason Frola
North Olmsted
Baldwin-Wallace
Frola
Eagles
Country Day edges Fairport Harbor in 11 innings
Anthony Fratianni delivered a bases loaded single in the bottom of the 11th as Cincinnati Country Day defeated Fairport Harbor 6 5 in the Division IV state semifinal to reach the championship against Mingo Junction.
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Anthony Fratianne
Cincinnati Country Day
Fairport Harbor
Country Day
Mingo Junction
Convoy Crestview
Thurman Munson Stadium
Fainpart Harbor
Minga Junction
Cagney Court Outing Golf Series Planned
Cagney's Night Coun golf outing series features four four person scramble events starting June 26 at Dorlon Park and finishing September 18 at Deer Track. The overall points winner earns a one week Myrtle Beach vacation. Competitions proceed July 24 at Bob-O-Link and August 21 at Mallard Creek.
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Myrtle Beach
Dorlon Park
Bob-O-Link
Mallard Creek
Deer Track
Bay Village Wins State IT 4x800 Relay Title in Ohio Stadium
Bay Village boys 4x800 relay team of Kevin Michalski Tim Crane T K Brasted and Kent Gee clocked 7 53 98 to win the Division II title at the Ohio Stadium state meet Bay sits tied for third in Division II team standings with 10 points Olmsted Falls adds a fourth place long jump 21 9 Bay girls 4x800 place fifth in Division I with 9 42 92 Middletown Fenwick earns a II E 3 200 relay win and Carolyn Long adds to family trophies securing multiple event leads across the meet.
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Ohio Stadium
Kevin Michalski
Tim Crane
T.K. Brasted
Kent Gee
Bay
Olmsted Falls
Ed Baldado
Lady Rockets
Middletown Fenwick
Carolyn Long
Akron Springfield tops Marysville in Division I semifinal
Ashland AP Laura Mercer singled in the bottom of the seventh to lift Akron Springfield to a 2-1 win over Marysville in the Division I state softball semifinals. The Spartans (28-1) had earlier eliminated Elyria 1-0 and will face Austintown Fitch at 1 p.m. for the title.
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Laura Mercer
Akron Springfield
Marysville
Spartans
Elyria
Austintown Fitch
Fitch
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