End of rumors as Sandusky speedway unveils 1976 schedule
At the SIS awards banquet track operator Bill Bader announced a 51 major show 1976 schedule trimmed for bigger purses. Kicking off Memorial Day weekend the Ohio State 500 finale features supermodifieds and late models with key events on July 4 and August 15.
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600 Club Meeting for Elyria Women Bowlers
The Elyria Women’s 600 Bowling Club will meet Sunday at 2 pm at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Bylaws and the 600 Tournament will be discussed. Any woman bowler who has achieved a sanctioned 600 series is eligible to join and attend.
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Top drivers honored at Sandusky International Speedway banquet
Sandusky International Speedway held its 5th Annual Awards Banquet at the Holiday Inn in Sandusky Michigan. Bob Seelman won the top supermodified drivers award after leading the points with the orange Sprinter all season. George Friend Todd Gibson and Dave Shollick followed in the standings, with Pendergrass taking the Action Stocks crown and Don Tucker Sr. second. Rookie of the Year honors went to Mike Plas in supermodified and Frank Potter in Action Stock, with several drivers earning accolades for improvement and sportsmanship.
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Lisicki credits press in Avon Lake Elyria game
Suzanne Lisicki praised a full court press that sparked a 45-25 Class AA win over Columbia. Mary Malik and Kat Merk led turnover control and improved scoring, while Columbia struggled in the second half.
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North Ridgeville Tops Rocky River In Sectional Opener
North Ridgeville girls opened with a 6-2 lead and rolled to a 34-23 win over Rocky River in the sectional tournament. Kathy Gosselin led with 16 points as Trudy Brooks and Vicki Holbrook each grabbed 12 rebounds, Holbrook scoring eight. Rocky River’s Jane Helline held to six points as Ranger defense forced 33 turnovers and held a 44-40 rebounding edge.
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Ranger Girls Triumph to Reach Tournament Next Round
Ranger coach Rita Harwedel praised her young team after a 34-23 win over Rocky River in the AAA sectional. The Pirates’ Nancy Burstadt cited offense as the downfall, while Rocky River struggled with a small gym and unfamiliar competition. The victory lifts Ranger record to 4-9 as they advance, with many sophomores and one senior on the roster.
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Bulldogs Triumph to District Berth
Avon Lake senior Kathy Petta scored 2 points as the Bulldogs secured a district berth in a decisive win. The effort clinched progression for the team in the district chase.
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Olmsted Falls trounces Brooklyn 51 27 in Class AA sectional
Olmsted Falls defeats Brooklyn 51 27 to win the Avon Lake Class AA sectional and advance to district play against Elyria Catholic. Petto scored 10 field baskets, set the tournament record, and led with 14 rebounds while Uhr added 21 points. Brooklyn struggled with 16 percent shooting and 25 percent from the line as Mills and Cingle led the Hurricanes.
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