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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1981

Page

2

Paristo Favored in Ohio Derby Field After Two Favorites Exit

Paristo holds 2-1 odds for the 47th Ohio Derby at Thistledown on Sunday after Spirited Boy and Triocala withdrew. The Kentucky-bred colt, winner of the Illinois Derby and third in the Preakness, is trained by George Handy and will be ridden by David Ashcroft from post five on the 1 1/8 mile track. Also listed are Hagley’s Nest, Classic Go Go, Pass The Tab, Willy Wank, and other contenders with varied speeds and records, as field reshapes for the race.

North Randall Paristo Thistledown George Handy David C. Ashcroft Joe Nash Spirited Boy Guy Klank Willy Wank Klank Willy

Burns Leads Open After Two Rounds At Merion

George Burns, 31, fired a 4 under par 66 to take a one stroke lead at the 81st U.S. Open at Merion East. David Graham and Jack Nicklaus sit one and two behind as Tommy Valentine and others chase. Thorpe and Watson hover near contention with several others at 139. Burns notes his lack of Open success but aims to catch the feeling of the last two days while avoiding mistakes.

Joe Juliano UPI Ardmore Jim Thorpe George Burns the Merion Merion David Graham Jack Nicklaus Tommy Valentine Greg Norman Tom Watson Thorpe Burns Baltusrol Philadelphia Tour Nicklaus Valentine Watson Georgia PGA Atlanta Bill Rogers Norman John Cook Bill Kratzert Jerry Pate Scott Simpson John Schroeder Lanny Wadkins Jack Renner

All-Star game should go on July 14 says Paul

Paul said the 1981 All-Star game in Cleveland should proceed July 14 with about 2 million of proceeds going to the players pension fund and remaining revenues to the central fund. He said the final call rests with Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and noted weather fears from past agreements. He defended Marvin Miller and argued the owners have not aimed to derail the union, stressing continued social harmony between players and management.

Cleveland Cleveland Indians Gabe Paul Players’ Pension Fund Paul Central Fund Bowie Kuhn Players Union Marvin Miller Miller

Late-comer Ed Lute wins Lorain super modified feature

In a two hour drive to Lorain County International Speedway, Ed Lute arrived too late for warmups yet outran roadsters to take the super modified feature. Clinton's Ron Sense and Keith Kaczmarek also won in semi late and sport stocks respectively, with Berea's Ken Chapman taking spectator stock.

Linda Cudlin C-T South Amherst Columbus Ed Lute USAC Lorain County International Speedway Clinton Ron Sense Keith Kaczmarek Valley View Berea Ken Chapman Lute Dave Beverly Avon Lake Ron Neal

Lights On At North Ridgeville Baseball Complex

North Ridgeville activated night play at the Sugar Ridge Road baseball complex on Friday, enabling evening games for the baseball league with potential softball schedule tweaks. Two Helds lights cost about 40000 and new fences added around 2008. the four year old facility was cited by recreation official Bill Harnish.

Sugar Ridge Road North Ridgeville Bill Harnish Bobie

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Triocala Ohio Derby Arlington Wank Ohio Deasy Field Haghey Neat Nedia Piatt France Portane Frank Lovate Jr Deasy Weiler Antheey Black Pariste David C. Alberetti Sare Kneckies Richard D. Evass Antonie Cruell Heribe Graham Boynton Beach Fla Dave Winfield Darrell Porter Don Sutton Lorain County Speedway
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