Familiar faces win in LCS winners circle at Lorain County Speedway
At Lorain County Speedway Lavall Racing driver Gary Allbritain won his fourth super modified feature of the season after a mid race surge from the outside. San dusky’s Jerry Owens swept sport stock events while Elyria’s Mike Ray captured his third street stock feature amid a crash prone 15 lapper.
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South Amherst
Lavall
Gary Allbritain
Mr. Untouchable
Lorain County Speedway
Untouchable
Sandusky
Jerry Owens
Elyrian
Mike Ray
Allbritain
Canton
Doug Saunier
Navarre
Todd Gibson
Westlake
Bob Renz
Gibson
Sheffield
Joe Granda
Jim Bodnar
Renz
Saunier
Curt Porter
Doug Saunter
Shefffield
Richwood
Gary Wenbroer
Valley City
Weinbroer
Gronda
Sauer
Les Olexen
Lorain
Jam Shiey
Elyria
Rusty Hyan
Thomas scores twice as Stars rout Federals in 31-8 win
Philadelphia Stars rookie Bryan Thomas from Pittsburgh rushes for 66 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries as Philadelphia beats Washington 31-8 for their 16th win, a USFL single season record. Quarterback Chuck Fusina tallies two more touchdowns. Thomas said he relaxed and played when given the chance.
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Bryan Thomas
Pittsburgh
Kelvin Bryant
Allen Harvin
David Riley
Philadelphia Stars
Thomas
Elyria Catholic
Stars
Washington Federals
Chuck Fusina
Wagner Signs Edge Schlather Insurance 7-2
Bryan Sunagel struck out 13 and allowed two earned runs in six innings to lead Wagner Signs to a 7-2 win over Schlather Insurance. Sunagel drove in two with two doubles as Tracey Mullins went 3-for-3 with two runs and an RBI. Schlather’s Glen Arbaugh took the loss after giving up 11 hits and six earned runs in six frames. Ed Taylor doubled twice and drove in a run for Schlather. Wagner improved to 2-0, Schlather dropped to 1-2.
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Wagner
Schlather Insurance
Sunagel
Tracey Mullins
Schlather
Glen Arbaugh
Ed Taylor
RBI
Seattle Cavaliers hold trade talks over Gus Williams
Seattle general manager Les Habegger confirms talks with Cleveland about two time All Star Gus Williams. He calls the discussions mere conversation with nothing imminent as Seattle weighs options including a potential deal involving Geoff Huston Jeff Cook and Cleveland's first round pick.
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Seattle SuperSonics
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Gus Williams
Les Habegger
Sonics
Williams
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Cavaliers
Geoff Huston
Jeff Cook
Cleveland
Keystone Youth Football sign-up set for June 24
Keystone Youth Football announces a sign-up event June 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Lions Park LaGrange with a $20 fee. New participants must provide a birth certificate and a current photo for KYF files. A KYF Booster Club meeting follows 6 to 8 p.m. at Lions Park. nominations for athletic director will be accepted and attendees only. Parents signing up children become voting members. GRAFTON The Kidney Foundation of Lorain County hosts a two person scramble Sunday June 24 at Brentwood Golf Course with 8 a.m. tee times. Three men’s divisions and one ladies division. Top team from each division wins a Brentwood gift certificate. Entry $15 per person includes greens fees beer beverages and a picnic lunch. Carts extra. Mail checks and player details by June 21 to Yvonne Hazlett 231 Massachusetts Ave Elyria 44035 with preferred tee time and cart need. In case of rain, event postponed to July 1.
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Massachusetts Ave
Elyria
Mets claim first as Terrell and Orosco shut out Cardinals 5-0
Terrell and Orosco combined to blank St. Louis 5-0, giving the Mets three straight shutouts. The win moved New York to first in the NL East as part of a 10-2 stretch, with praise from manager Dave Johnson and praise and resignation from Herzog about his club's cold bats.
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Terrell
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Doug Sisk
Pirates
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Whitey Herzog
Walter Johnson
Wally Backman
Jose Oquendo
Brooks
Major Trades Shake MLB Roster Across Several Teams
Baseball moves include Bruce Berenyi traded from the Reds to the Mets for Eddie Williams and Jay Tibbs, with Matt Pulizner assigned. Charlie Pitcher recalled to the Mets. Jim Howes and others moved to various minor leagues. In St Louis, Ken Oberkfell traded to the Braves for Mike Jorgensen and Ken Myer, while Dave LaPia pitched optioned. Jets extend running back contract. Colts and Canadiens also announce personnel changes.
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Erly
Cincinnati Reds
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Icher
New York Mets
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Hind
Jay Tibbs
Matt Pullizner
Tibba and
Bullinger
American Association
Willams
Charlie Pitcher
Wichita
Assiaddett Ho Howes
Richard Rodriguez
Mark Mike Westbrook
Wate Pat
Aleday
Gary A Intieléere
Loussee
Ralph Citarella
Lousville
Minerva's Woe pulls upset at Northfield track
Minerva's Woe, a 67.40 shot, upset the featured ninth race at Northfield, stopping Barr's G.L.'s two race win streak. Charlie Brown guided the Melvin's Woe filly to a lifetime best 2 01.1, with Bye Bye Megan second and Barr's G.L. finishing fourth before 2,625 fans as the rest of the card honored a busy night of harness racing.
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C—T
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Barr
G.L
Charlie Brown
Melvin
Sweeter
Megan
Junior Irvine
Earl Bowman
Don Eagle
Rippule
Mr. T.D
Slick Port
Jim Cummins
Lusty Port
G.B
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