College World Series Opens in Omaha Tonight
The 25th annual NCAA College World Series begins in Omaha with defending champion Southern California awaiting its first game on Saturday against Seton Hall. Opening night features Brigham Young against Harvard, then Tulsa versus Mississippi State, with possible schedule adjustments if Brigham Young advances.
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Southern Illinois
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Tarry Lanes Rally Secures 6 5 Win In Slow Pitch Softball
Tarry Lanes scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth and held Righees in the ninth for a 6-5 victory. The win extended their unbeaten streak to six. Dick Lloyd Tom Lowery and Larry Ward each had two hits to pace the offense.
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Tom Lowery
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Randy Powers
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Bill van der Wheele
Steve Wardens
First Methodist
Elyria Savings and Trust
Jack McIver
Denny Kempf
Lyle Bainbridge
Winnners
Tim Gebhardt
Gary Smith
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Grice
North Ridgeville Dairy Grove
LaGrange Hornets
the Grove
Ray Trout
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Dan Feierabend
Frank Kitchel
F.P. Reynolds
LaGrange Jets
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Dan Smith
Ridgeville
Ohio teens Farmed to majors by pro teams in draft
New York and Chicago teams staffed Wednesday with 13 Ohio players among draftees. Cincinnati catcher Dan Pettyjohn went to the Mets farm system in Florida. Barberton pitcher Frank Klancer to White Sox. Dayton first baseman outfielder Thomas Smith selected by the Angels. Lima pitcher/first baseman Dan Hebel picked by the Phillies. Cincinnati native William Wesley drew by San Francisco. Pittsburgh took Reynoldsburg second baseman Gary Shade. Cleveland area prospects included Jeffrey Roser Cincinnati Thomas Roberts Bucyrus Anthony Manning Shaker Heights Ronald Ellis Youngstown Lawrence Longa Cleveland James Sams Cuyahoga Falls. Reds chose Oxford first baseman Robert Ogle. Additional Cincinnati draftees ranged widely across many states and teams.
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UPI
Dan Pettyjohn
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Fampeto Beach
Fla
Chicago White Sox
Frank Klancer
Barberton
California Angels
Thomas Smith
Dayton
Philadelphia Phillies
Dan Hebel
Lima
San Francisco
William Wesley
Pittsburgh
Gary Shade
Reynoldsburg
Ciever
Indians
Jeffrey Roser
Thomas Roberts
Bucyrus
Anthony Manning
Shaker Heights
Ronald Ellis
Youngstown
Lawrence Longa
Cleveland
James Sams
Cuyahoga Falls
Cincinnati Reds
Robert Ogle
Oxford
Ohio
Brian Sullivan
Kalamazoo
Mich
Richard Langdon
Carbondale
Donald Reece
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Kenneth Harbin
Greenville
D.C
Edward Eden
Grand Rapids
James Cox
Bloomington
Ill
Steve Mikulic
South Holland
Keith Matheny
Kent
Wash
Michael Heintz
Huntington Valley
Andre Delgado
Gary Mashburn
Knoxville
Kenneth Hansen
Phoenix
Ariz
Alan Schwartz
Durham
N.C
Women’s Demolition Derby to Highlight Lorain County Speedway
A women’s Demolition Derby will headline the program at Lorain County Speedway tomorrow. Alongside the women’s feature, the track will stage its regular program of super sprint and sport stock races for men.
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Lorain County Speedway
Bowling League Scores Show Close Contests Across Teams
No. 2 defeated Hav Na Smarts 15-3 and The Who's beat The D-T-D's 3-1 as No. 8 toppled No. 6 31. The Cabetts down Rhododendruns 13-5. Kathleen Powell led top series with 477, Marva Allgood 437, Ann Baillis 430. Multiple high games noted including Betty Jefferys 174 and Bob Mandall 555. Team results span No. 9 over No. 2, No. 6 over No. 1, and Pelites over Alley Cats with top Alley Cats players listed.
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Who's
D-T-D'S
Cabetts
Rhododendruns
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Marva Allgood
the Cabetts
Ann Baillis
Betty Jefferys
Dukes
Bob Mandall
Ray Fluker
Bob Adams
Bob Mandell
Geo. Kuteyrich
John Gereke
For & Afts
the Pelites
Alley Cats
Thelma Tuttle
Glennie Hlutke
Barb Wray
Thelma Tulle
THURS
Aft
Caral Nixon
Irene Delewski
Helen Hornbeck
Carol Nixon
Marge Rivera
C. Nixon
Tennis lessons begin Monday for Elyria district youth
Elyria residents within the district may sign up for tennis instruction Monday or Tuesday at four area sites. The program, run by the Elyria Department of Parks and Recreation and led by Jim Rakestraw, costs $3. Times vary by site: West Park 9 to 11:30 a.m. and South Park 1 to 3:30 p.m., with Eastern Heights and Allen offering Tuesday and Thursday sessions.
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Elyria High
Jim Rakestraw
Chronicle-Telegram
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South Park
Eastern Heights
Allen
Bourne Requires Under 70 To Make Kemper Open Cut
Bourne shot 76 to stay within reach of the Kemper Open halfway cut. The Avon Lake player, who had a 69 to qualify, trails leader Tom Weiskopf by ten strokes and must post sub 70 today to advance. A top-60 finish or better would exempt him from Cleveland Open qualifying.
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N.C
Bobby Bourne
Bourne
Avon Lake
Aqua Marine
Tom Weiskopf
Spencer routs Ward's Landscaping in Class G action
Spencer (4-2) routed LaPorte Ward's Landscaping 12-3 Tuesday in a Class G Hot Stove League game. Tom Grieve pitched a four hitter with five strikeouts and five walks. Fred Dietrick homered for Spencer.
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Fred Dietrick
Indians Hold Off Brewers as Dunning to Start Tonight
The Indians have won six of seven as Steve Dunning will start tonight against Milwaukee with Rich Hand Saturday and Sam McDowell Sunday lined up. Post game fireworks become a regular feature and Ladies and Golden Agers Day is set for tomorrow while Sunday is Camera Day. Ted Uhlaender doubled first time up then walked three times. Frank Baker, hitting .335 at Wichita, was brought up to replace Rich Austin who is serving in the military.
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Indians
Milwaukee
Rich Hand
Sam McDowell
Ted Uhlaender
Frank Baker
Wichita
Rich Austin
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