Minor league baseball stays steady amid strike unrest
In the International League Pacific Coast League and American Association action on Friday night the Columbus Clippers swept the Tidewater Tides 9-8 and 8-7 in a doubleheader. Andre Robertson belted a ninth inning grand slam to erase a Tide lead and Paul Boris earned the win.
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United Press International
International League
Pacific Coast League
American Association
Columbus Clippers
Tidewater Tides
Tides
Andre Robertson
Clippers
New York Yankees
Robertson
Dave von Ohlen
Paul Boris
Marshall Brandt
Steve Balboni
Wayne Harer
Columbus
Jim Lewis
Gary Rajsich
Toledo
Dan Williams
Rod Allen
RBI
Trappers
Wichita Aeros
Indianapolis Indians
Bobby Jones
Bobby Johnson
Johnson
Kip Young
Wichita
Jones
Indians
Jeff Lahti
Terry Bogener
Lahti
Iowa Oaks
Denver Bears
Omaha Royals
Springfield Redbirds
Oklahoma City 89Ers
Evansville
Oaks
Brian Rosinski
Scot Thompson
Bears
Danny Garcia
Royals
Don McCormack
89Ers
Ryne Sandberg
Jose Castro
Len Matusek
McCormack
Tidewater
Rick Sweet
Westlake's Parker tops LCIS supermodified feature
In Lorain County International Speedway racing Lou Parker of Westlake led early and held off a flattening tire for his second super modified win of the season. Akron's Ron Sense dominated semi late action to claim his first feature in 1981, while Valley View's Keith Kaczmarek swept sport stock with a second straight feature win and Norman Boardman of Berea took second in spectator stock. Continuous rain threatened the program but a full night of racing proceeded.
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Hawaii
Tacoma
Tigers
Beavers
Islanders
Tucson
Danny Heep
Toros
Dukes
Mike Marshall
Albuquerque
Tom Brunansky
Salt Lake Rampage
Portland
Bob Ferris
Honolulu
Tom Tellman
South Amherst
Lucky Louie
Lorain County International Speedway
Westlake
Lou Parker
Sense
Akron
Valley View
Keith Kaczmarek
Norman Boardman
Berea
Roger Black
Pontiac
Wegner
Ellis
DeCapite
George Miles
Randy Prince
Ron Cather
Parker
Les Olexen
Lorain
Olexen
Columbus
Ed Lute
LCIS
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Kaczmarek
Dash
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Ron Henes
Elyria
George Miles Lyria
Sam DeCapite
Walt Elis
Abson
Jerry Owens
Vermilion
Ron Catherina
Speature
Scott Wegner
Cleveland
Miles
Prince
Cather
Henes
Marvin Gore Jr
Marvin Gore Jr. Vermilion), Charlie Jasimsu (Struthers), Qwens
Bill Neubert
Ken Volpe
Dick Ensgn
Norwalk
Dd.hall
Bill White
Hall
Nick Crawford
Bele White
Ensign
Crawford
Dave Francek
Leonard Ene
Blane Holstein
Rick Groetsch
Radgeville
Ken Chapman
Tony Leed
Groetsch
Nals Smyth
Grafton
Dennis Moss
Ralph We Keaagein
Holstein
Chapman
Dave Exnes
Sunagel Elevated to Elyria High EHS Assistant Coach
Steve Sunagel, a former Elyria High football and baseball standout, is promoted to the varsity coaching staff after three years with the Pioneer junior varsity. He replaces retiree Jack Schumacher and will coach offensive and defensive backs. Sunagel attended College of Wooster as a standout baseball player. Joe Ridgely moves up from freshmen to JV to fill the vacancy. freshmen level remains one coach short.
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Elyria High School
Terry Doan
Sunagel
Elyria High
Pioneer
Chuck Ziemke
Jack Schumacher
Doan
Smnagel
College of Wooster
Joe Ridgeley
Ziemke
Mason trial ready after denial of discriminatory prosecution claim
Former University of Arizona coach Tony Mason faces 15 felony charges in a conspiracy and theft case. Judge Robert Buchanan rejected a motion to drop the case, clearing the way for trial after Mason resigned over phony travel vouchers. Mason had argued selective prosecution and highlighted alleged irregularities in other programs.
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Tucson, Ariz
UPI
University of Arizona
Tony Mason
Robert Buchanan
Pima County Superior Court
Mason
Unclear sports lineup with scattered participants
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Dorothy Hatch Ruth Davis Eileen Rows Mary Miler Pat Heyme and others with odd phrases like fairways and field, plus a partial score 85 and 77. Unable to determine event date or full results.
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Dorothy Hatch
Dorothy Cachet
Ruth Davis
Eileen Rows
Echo
Mary Miler
Pat Heyme
Pair of longshots boost payoff in Northfield races
Medina’s Denny Rupnow guided Just A Mist to win at 17-1 with Medicine Hat second, yielding a $530.20 1-6 exacta. OSS tests saw Crown Sterling set 2:01.1, Little Flo 2:00.4, and Osbornes Lady win in ninth. Tuxedo Honor won Big Triple opening with Canadian Jay Boy hampered by breaks. Ruby Gentry took final Big Triple as top horses posted 2:03-plus miles. Total handle reported at $432,247.
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Northfield
Medina
Denny Rupnow
Medicine Hat
Raymond L. Kemp
Linda L. Calta
Valley City
Crown Sterling
Little Flo
Osbornes Lady
Tuxedo
Scioto Downs
Wayne Mann
Theodora Bear
Ohio Clay
Holly
Top Creed
HA Front
Perfecta
Tami
Lucky D Diller
Honor Victor
Jettecta
Brets Kay Dee
Just A Mist
Bret Barmin
Sifth — Baron
Bionie ‘Beauty
Melvins Rocket
Redes
Alege
Osbornes
Melvies
Noma Hill
Ruby Gentry
Lady Bag
Sei Enw
Singleton and Bisantz Miss Cut at LPGA Championship
In MASON Ohio former Elyria Country Club players Vicki Singleton of Oberlin and Kati Bisantz of Lakewood failed to reach the cut. Singleton posted 155 and Bisantz 159 while Donna Caponi led at 269 after two rounds. Both Singleton and Bisantz graduated from Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville.
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Ohio
Elyria Country Club
Vicki Singleton
Oberlin
Lakewood
Kati Bisantz
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville
Donna Caponi
Bowling bowlers dominate C-T season with record games
Johnson led the C-T Bowler of the Year race with top point total and multiple 800 plus series, while Moran Karby and Dawson edged into perfect games. Myers surged with 51% points and four 700 series as Moore and Hayes highlight women’s totals, matching last year’s 700-series pace.
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Jim Moran Tit
Raillis
C-T
Bob Myers
Myers
Moran
Ron Karby
Jim Dawson
Larry Behlke
Johnson and
Moore
Dennis Ingold
Doug Johnson
Bob Baultis
Nick Walsh
Jim Moran
Darryl Labinski
Roo McIntyre
Jay Beale
Bob Baill
Jim Moran II
Larry Bedlke
We 'S
Patti Moore
Betty Moore
Ann Bails
Nancy Hayes
Dons Bullins
Karen Keeper
Ann Bailins
Suzy Ratliff
Doris Bullins
Johnnie Capers
Ann Balls Bee
McIntyre
John Campo
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