Lake Erie fishing tournament slated for June three day event
Anglers Inc announces a three day Lake Erie fishing tournament from June 21 to 23 with a hoped for 150000 dollars in prizes including a new sports car. Entries cost 10 dollars each with a May 15 deadline and a 10000 entry goal. Proceeds benefit charity and conservation, with check out points from Bratenahl to Sandusky and eight zones.
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Lake Erie
Donald LaRiccia
Anglers, Inc
The
Plain Dealer
Cleveland
LaRiccia
Community National Bank
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Warrensville Heights
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Lorain
Vermilion
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Avon, Admiral King clash for spot in regional tourney
Avon and Admiral King, both near 20-0, chase a regional berth versus Springfield Local, a 20-2 rival. Springfield, led by Kennedy and Parks, seeks edge after last year’s semi win. Klingensmith’s Tigers rely on speed to counter Avon’s height in a potential zone showdown tonight.
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Avon
King Hope
Clearview
Norm Irwin
Eagles
Springfield Local
Youngstown
Tigers
Leigh Klingensmith
Springfield
Jim Barnhart
Ed Dey
Barnhart
Gilliam
Dey
Kennedy
Klingensmith
Local tournament scores roll in from Brookside and rivals
Brookside defeated North Olmsted 60 to 49 while Lorain edged 61 to 36 and Strongsville beat Lakewood 53 to 44. Marshall posted 48 to 41 over Bay and Lorain 58 to 54 over Edward. Bay suffered 53-49 loss as tournament play continued.
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Brookside
South Amherst
Firelands
Buckeye
Columbia
Keystone
Highland
Lorain St. Mary
Cantius
Cuyahoga Heights
Sebring
North Olmsted
Lorain
T. Edward
Strongsville
Lakewood
Marshall
Bay
Admirals and Rhodes Bracing for Tough Semi Final Clash
The Admirals face Cleveland Rhodes in a game likely to hinge on tempo with Rhodes preferring ball control while Admiral King presses, after both teams survived overtime thrillers in earlier semifinals. Rhodes upset Bay 53-49 and King edged St Edward 55-53, setting up a high stakes regional battle.
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Rhodes
Admirals
Bay
King
Lakewood St. Edward
Admiral King
Andy Moran
Rams
Dalton Wildcats fall to Clippers in Canton District final
Dalton coach Phil Worrell credits Clearview for a tough game and notes the Clippers could reach Columbus if they stay focused. He praises Mike Thomas for a 21 point season, while laments Dalton's loose play early and the midseason skid before finishing 15-7. Clearview coach Bob Walsh cites solid defense and adjustments to a press and zone.
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Clearview High
Dalton
Clippers
Clearview
Lorain School
Phil Worrell
Northwestern
Megadore
Joose
Worrell
Mike Thomas
Bob Walsh
Walsh
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