Couch Poised To Clinch Elyria City Golf Title
Elyria attorney Jim Couch shoots 66 to take a two shot lead into the final round of the LCDGA Elyria City Championship at Cherry Ridge. He leads Lou Elbert and Jim Bailesky in the Championship Flight while Class AA centers on Al Van Valkenburg and Art Gula Sr. The LCDGA warns finalists to report early and enforce slow-play rules.
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Frank Mittler
C-T
Jim Couch
Lorain
Lou Elbert
Elyria High
Jim Bailesky
al van Valkenburg
Art Gula Sr
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Gula
Elyria City
Jim Rodgers
Jack Crowther
Tom Hambly
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United States Golf Association
Little League rout and major results report
In 13 year old action Schlather Insurance routed Lawson's 21 to 4 with four players each collecting three hits. Systems Electric topped Tin Roof 13 to 2 behind multiple doubles as Uszynski Pursel and Smith powered the offense. East Major Dall’s late surge beat Pepsi 13-12 after trailing. Nordson broke a 5-5 tie to defeat Ford Tractors 11-5 in South Major.
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Schlather Insurance
Lawson
Bill Noveske
Mike Glass
Gary Plas
Bob Frantz
Systems Electric
Tin Roof
Ed Uszynski
Dave Pursel
Bob Smith
Duane Routhier
Jeff Akers
J.R. Dall
Pepsi
Dall
Lady Keystone golf lead tight as Bradley, Sheehan top
Vicki Singleton trails in a nine way tie ten strokes behind leader entering round three of the Lady Keystone event. Singleton shot 39 37 76 while Pat Bradley and Patti Sheehan led with 34 32 66. Kati Bisantz stood far back at 40 39 79 from Lakewood and Elyria Country Club.
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Vicki Singleton
Singleton
Oberlin
Elyria Country Club
Pat Bradley
Patti Sheehan
Kati Bisantz
Lakewood
Beckett Mfg Dominates Windjammer In 10-4 Softball Win
Beckett Mfg led by Rich Hayes and Bill Estep with two RBIs each defeated Windjammer 10-4. Keith Laughner and Jim Green Sr. hit triples as the winners racked up 10 runs aided by strong pitching from Wayne Allgood.
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Capital
Rich Hayes
Bill Estep
Beckett Mfg
Windjammer
Keith Laughner
Jim Green Sr
Taniags Beckett
Windjammer Crew
Wayne Allgood
M. Garton
Jerry Herron
Gary Cooperrider
Jim Green
Jim Green Jr
Bil Estep
Greg Pietch
John Poulton
T. Harrah
C. Martin
B. Jones
Eichenberg no-hits North Eaton in 11-0 win for Columbia Schild's IGA
Gregg Eichenberg pitched a no-hitter with five walks and 12 strikeouts as Columbia Schild's IGA routed North Eaton Schild's IGA 11-0. Offense featured Brian Folden's double and triple and Eichenberg's three-bagger, lifting Columbia to 11-1. Dave Kurz homered for North Ridgeville Dairy Queen in a 6-3 win over Avon Lake Red, with Jack Bailey driving in two runs.
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Gregg Eichenberg
Columbia Schild
IGA
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Eichenberg
Brian Folden
David Dumke
Dave Kurz
Jack Bailey
North Ridgeville Dairy Queen
Avon Lake
Red
Keith Stalnaker
Burns Leads Open First Round With 66 At Merion
Burns shot 66 to lead the U S Open after the first round at Merion. He later said he slept poorly before a 73 in round two but was happy with his score. The cut fell at 147, ending Lee Trevino’s run here with a 148 total after a 76 Friday. Lou Graham and Arnold Palmer missed the cut. Schroeder won an appeal over a two-stroke slow-play penalty from the U S Golf Association.
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Schroeder
U.S. Golf Association
Lee Trevino
Merion
Lou Graham
Arnold Palmer
Cobras Lose Ninth Straight As Stoners Win
The Cleveland Cobras fell 2-1 to the defending ASL champion Pennsylvania Stoners at Finnie Stadium. Kevin Terry of North Olmsted and Cleveland State University netted the Cobras’ lone goal late in the second half, extending Cleveland’s winless skid to a team-record nine games. The Cobras have never beaten the Stoners in 10 meetings.
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Cleveland Cobras
Pennsylvania Stoners
Finnie Stadium
Kevin Terry
North Olmsted
Cleveland State University
Cobras
Stoners
Cleveland
Key witness testifies in Mason case over travel reimbursements
UPI reports Michael E. Hoffman, former airline ticket supervisor, testified that two checks totaling 1029 dollars to Tony Mason were for legitimate airline travel reimbursements. Hoffman, who doubled as a witness for the defense, said he would face trouble if he didn’t accept the payments, while denying issuing receipts to basketball coaches. The trial also heard Patricia Evans describe receipts Mason provided for university reimbursements and notes that Hoffman has admitted to cooperating with prosecutors.
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UPI
Arizona
Tony Mason
Michael E. Hoffman
William T. Healy
Hoffman
Mason
University of Arizona
Elyria Hall of Fame
Healy
Lindsay Brew
Fred Snowden
Fresno
Calif
Patricia Evans
Evans
Lute wins sprint feature at LCIS amid tight pack battle
Columbus driver Ed Lute surged from fifth to lead early, then held off Lou Parker and Dan Shullick after a late restart. Parker moved within 21 points of Shullick for the season, while Sense dominated the semi late with a second win in three appearances to claim the point lead. The night also featured strong showings from Kaczmarek and Wegner in sport stock and other classes, with multiple cautions shaping the podiums.
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Westlake
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Ken Volpe
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Akron
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Avon Lake
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Gene Upshaw’s Super Bowl Run Spans Three Decades
Gene Upshaw, legendary Raiders guard, starred in Super Bowls across three decades with appearances in 1968 1977 and 1981. He helped Oakland reach top game status through the late 1960s, 1970s, and early 1980s.
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Oakland Raiders
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