Cudlin's Curve Weekend Auto Racing Actions Across Districts
Lorain County Speedway hosts a 50 lap super late model invitational with a $1,000 prize and entries from the U S and Canada led by Canadian Junior Hanley in an all new Camaro. Other races include late model sportsmen sport and stock divisions, with rain checks honored and additional events at Sandusky and Cloverleaf speedways plus Cedar Point Corvette show and Lake Shore Corvette convention featuring Zora Arkus Duntov and a Duntov Turbo Corvette valued at $85 000.
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Stargell Keeps Pirates Strong With 4-For-4 Night
Willie Stargell, age 39, powered the Pirates past the Astros 5-3 with two homers and five RBIs as Eddie Solomon and Kent Tekulve limited Houston to five hits. The victory snaps an eight-game Astro streak and underscores Stargell’s continued impact in the pennant race.
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Sandusky tops Elyria in doubleheader clash at Ely Stadium
Sandusky Post 22 defeated Elyria Post 12 5-2 as Mitch Boehm yielded six hits through four innings and struck out 11. Elyria, led by a two run frame including a triple by Boehm, stranded runners and saw five Sandusky runs come with two outs. Elyria manager Bob Reith praised Boehm while noting his club fell to 7-3.
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Akers Chooses Oberlin Football After Elyria Season
Akers a 6-1 165 pound defensive back from Elyria High will enroll at Oberlin College next season. Coach Don Hunsinger announced the decision praising Akers as an outstanding defensive back who can bolster the Yeomen secondary. Akers helped Elyria’s defense allow only 15 points in a 10-0 season and earned second team All-Buckeye Conference honors while also rushing 113 yards and two touchdowns as a reserve running back.
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Indians beat Twins as Denny injury and Thornton setback loom
Scott Hasslet notes the Indians improved to 4-0 in Friday the 13th meetings with Minnesota as pitcher John Denny left with a stiff neck after seven innings of two earned runs allowed. Umps ejected Twins manager Gene Mauch amid a disputed foul tip call. Andre Thornton may need more knee surgery after lingering cartilage damage, a decision to be made in coming days.
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Elyria Merchants edge Parma J and J Cabi nets 1-0
Dale Gregory pitched three hit ball with eight strikeouts and two walks as the Elyria Merchants defeated Parma J and J Cabi nets 1-0 at George Day Field to move into first in the Cuyahoga County AAA League national division. The Merchants scored unearned run in eighth after a grounder error and a misplayed pickoff throw.
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Ernst Takes Sandusky High Coaching Post
Jerry Ernst, 31, who led Reed City High School to Michigan Class C state glory last season, becomes Sandusky High School basketball coach. He follows Gary Reynolds, who stepped down after nine years. Ernst boasted a 123-29 record at Reed City, including a perfect 28-0 last year, and defines himself as a defensive coach who prefers man-to-man pressure and structured offense.
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Reed City
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Ermmst
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