Walsh's Oberlin title proves coaching plus material matter
The piece argues Bob Walsh built Oberlin High’s state champion team by molding talented players into a cohesive unit. It cites Walsh’s success at Clearview and Oberlin, noting his ability to maximize talent, control egos, and keep the squad in harmony despite star power and intense pressure.
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Erik Burnett
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Lakeland
Larry Harris
Larry Fortner
Otis Jenkins
Mitch Gillam
Bob Guinta
Keith Sooy
Rich Woters
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Jim Lawhead
Roger Eckenwiler
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Sampson OK after big fall in Boston setback fears fade
Houston center Ralph Sampson walked out of Massachusetts General Hospital with a sore back and stiff neck after doctors initially feared a possible back fracture. He said he felt pretty good and would rest a couple of days as X-rays on head neck and back were negative.
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McGuire and Ternes Named Lorain Wrestling Coaches of Year
Mark McGuire of Elyria Catholic and Dan Ternes of Southview earned coaches of the year honors from the Lorain County Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association at its banquet. McGuire is Class AA coach of the year and Ternes is Class AAA coach of the year. Bob Tomaszewski was named official of the year and Avon Lake High School’s new head football coach. New officers for the 1986-87 season include Tom Fragasse president Jim Berarducci vice president Keith Meyers secretary and McGuire treasurer.
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Dan Ternes
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Bob Tomaszewski
Avon Lake High School
Tom Fragasse
Jim Berarducci
Keith Meyers
Celtics hold off Rockets in high scoring duel
Boston defeats Houston 114 to 108 as Bird and Wedman pace the Celtics with double digit points. Olajuwon leads Houston in rebounds with 14 while McHale collects a technical in a late game flare.
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Baseball and other pro sports movement notices
Summary of multiple sports transactions: baseball player reassignment and cutbacks across several MLB clubs, basketball contract signing, NFL free-agent signings, and hockey recalls and coaching changes. Includes White Sox Royals Padres Braves Cardinals and others with minor-league camp shifts and personnel changes. Also Eastern Michigan and Northwestern coaching moves noted.
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Reena
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Greg Dunn
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Jim Lindeman
Tom Pagnozzi
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Golden Tate
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Blair Kiel
Kim Locklin
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Lawrence Green
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John Haynes
Jeff Kaemarek
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Tony Wood
Hot Stove league invites youth players in North Ridgeville
The North Ridgeville Hot Stove Baseball Softball League opens registrations for a summer season. Baseball targets boys 6 and up while girls fastpitch softball welcomes ages 11 12 and 15 18. Fees run 15 per player 35 for families of three plus. Non residents pay 5 extra. Call Linda Feierabend at 327 2396.
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Bullets edge Sixers by ten in Landover showdown
In Landover Maryland the Philadelphia 76ers fall 93 to 100 to the Washington Bullets. Barkley scores 36 for Philadelphia while Robinson leads Washington with 28 and Williams adds 21. Rebounds tallies favor Philadelphia 60 to 55, with Barkley grabbing 24 boards.
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College suspends track and field over steroid allegations
San Diego State University halted competition in both men's and women's track and field after allegations of steroid use by Aztecs track team members emerged. The move affects all remaining events while investigators review the claims.
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