Elyria Daily News Briefed March 27
Town notes and brief items from Elyria dated March 27 for local readers. Short summaries of events and notices appear in this daily wire, reflecting community updates and upcoming activities.
Football INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING
Rushing and passing stats for Birmingham and Tampa Bay listed with players Cribbs Petry Scoudt Anderson Peace Boone and others. Includes receiving totals and miscredited field goals and several period plays.
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Birmingham
Cribbs
Petry
Scoudt
Gam
Tampa Bay
Anderson
Peace
Boone
Burninghan
Stoud
Reaves
South
Sones
Mason
Toler
Harvey
Trovillion
Gillespie
Miller
Tampa Bay Andrusyshyn
Michigan
Patrick
Williams
C Miller
Houston Kelly
Harrell
Hebert
Kells
Dyston
Holloway
Carter
Cobb
Houston Moser
Sanders
McGhee
NCAA Final Four Pairings and Dates Announced
The NCAA announces pairings and sites for the men and women Division I Final Four. Men regionals set in Virginia and Kentucky with Virginia facing Houston and Kentucky meeting Georgetown. Women semifinals in Los Angeles feature Louisiana Tech versus Southern California and Tennessee against Cheyney, leading to the championship Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalonel Collegiate Athletic Association
Beatle
Virginiua
Houston
Kentucky
Georgetown
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Los Angeles
Lousiana Tech
Southern California
Ennnessee
Cheyney
Sanday
Michigan Faces Notre Dame In Invitation Tournament
Fragmentary report shows Michigan 78 Virginia Tech 75 and Michigan 22.10 versus Notre Dame 21-11 in an invitation tournament with Southwestern Louisiana listed and a $49,620 prize.
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Wales
Wnferesce
Parick
Derry
NY Isles
Philadelphia
NY Rangers
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Adams Drsoo
Buffalo
Bester
Ery & A
Queber
Montreal
Hartford
Campbell
Norris Divison
Minnesots
Loon
Detroit
W &F
Chiage
Tertiaris
Calgary
Santouver
Sainnipes
Gare Minnie
Tuesdey
Boston
Quebec
Edmonton
Biptupeg
Los Angeles
Michigan
Virginia Tech
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Camalahes Saggens Tech
Cuncopionship
Transitions . 8. Major league player moves and signings
Teams including Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Garland Braves Cubs Mets Cardinals Spurs Hamilton Tiger Cats Chicago Blitz Kings College announce waivers releases minor league assignments and staff changes. Highlights: Clemens and Sox players waived or reassigned. Rangers Braves Cubs Mets Cards Spurs Kings signings and coaching moves.
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Boston Red Sox
Roger Clemens
Rich Gate
Steve Crawford
Marc Sullivan
Lee Graham
Lew Minor
SOX
Randy Martz
Steve Mura
Kevin Hickey
Othhers
Detroit Tigers
Jerry Ajdut
Garland
Warved
Bo Farmer
Rick Langford
Bill Krueger
Gorman Hermueller
Bert Bradle
Cur Young
Mickey Tettieton
el Bathe
Tim Yarsin
Tom Romano
Tacoma
Carlos Lezcano
Mark Wagner
Texas Rangers
Pat Underwood
al Lachowicz
Atlanta Braves
Bob Walk
Peng Hum
Paul Runge
Paul Zuvella
Rick Law
Rudino Linares
Vargas
Chicago Cubs
Tom Stoddard
Eek Vec
Oakland A's
Stan Kyles
Cama Abene Way
NEW York Mets
John Stearts
Catener
ST Louis Cardinals
Jamie Quirk Catener
SAN Antonio Spurs
Brant Weiner
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Ed Leu
David Grath
Chicago Blitz
Russ Washington
Tree Ko
LOS Angeles Kings
Dan Brennan
Anders Hakansson
All-Ohio Class AAA girls hoops selections named
The 1984 All-Ohio AAA girls basketball teams were announced by the AP with Tracey Hall of Cleveland Heights as Player of the Year and Mark Ehlen of Cincinnati Forest Park as Coach of the Year. First team includes Mazzola Columbus Watterson Kathy Nail Munroe Geneva Sanford and others from across Ohio. Second and third teams name multiple seniors from diverse schools and districts. Special mentions list additional standout players across the state.
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Rnce
Columbus
Associated Press
Tracey Hall
Cleveland Heights
Sloot St
Gare Ont Mazzola
Columbus Watterson
Kathy Nail Munrer
Trace
Arnold Austintown Fitch
Geneva Sanford
Springfield South
Karen Mattamore
Toledo
Meautey
Becky Brent
Zanesville
Liana Coutts
Jodi Berger
Marlington
Julie Wallace
Galloway
Lisa Regrut
DeSales
Cleveland
Peaghts
Mark Ehlen
Cincennary Forest Park
Suzahne
Toledo Woodward
Laune Cutcher
Vermelionie Biersted
Donna Graebling
Lake Catholi
Robin Janene
Mentor
Lake Catholic Sinone Faeries Fast
Cleveland Sham
Melanie Collins
Loran King
Sherry Mastin
Lorain
South View
Anne Balvard Selon
Mr Dee's Karate Shines at Midwest Regional Championship
Strongsville hosts the Midwest Regional Karate Championships with Elyria's Mr. Dee's Karate team placing in multiple divisions. Results include Jeff Bowen and Lorai in Kumite, Luis Buanila in Kumite, Michelle Dara in Kumite, Susan Parker in Kata, Jennie Reed in Kata, Kate Mr Deeardim in Men's Black Belt Kata, and Rushi Kabuto awarded at the Midwest Regional Grand Championship.
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Strongsville
Mr. Dee
Karate of
Elyria
Luis Buanila
Michelle Dara
Susan. Parker
Jennie Reed
Midwest
Kate
Deeardim
Kumie
Rushi Kabuto
Kentucky Jockey Club official pleads guilty in cocaine case
Arnold Kirkpatrick, former Spendthrift Farm executive and Kentucky Jockey Club president, pleaded guilty to a federal cocaine possession charge. The penalty can reach up to one year in prison or a $5,000 fine or both.
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Lexington
Arnold Kirkpatrick
Spendthrift Farm Inc
Kentucky Jockey Club
U.S
Irvine brothers lead pack in Northfield harness card
Northfield crowd of 1,516 watched Bill Irvine and Don Irvine Jr. finish first and second in the opening 400.80 Big Triple. Dandy Chris outpaced Rambling Jane in the 7-1-6 combo, while Bindys Shah Shah won a 4-2 perfecta worth 87.60 in the trot. Bruain defeated Orgy in the sixth, and Pappa Cass captured the featured ninth pacing with Mikey Hanover second. Extra Action won the final 422.70 Big Triple as C. B.'s Don ran second. Tonight’s Grab-bag Night offers four tumblers and a full set for 6.00.
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George Verban
C-T
Northfield
Irvine
Bill
Don Jr
Dandy
Chris
Jane
Champ
Bindy
Shah Shah
Lobelay
Fryburg Speed
Bruain
Orgy
Dibnner Bucket
Pappa Cass
Bill Irvine
Mikey Hanover
Extra Action
C. B
Don
Peppy Dale
Rambling Willie
Cam Fella
Albatross
Bret Hanover
Amherst honors cage teams at basketball banquet
Amherst presented awards for basketball and cheerleading at Marion L. Steele High School in the multi purpose room Monday. Dan Teiers spoke as guest, representing Walsh College. First year Comet coach Earl guided the event.
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Amherst
Marion L. Steele
Dan Teiers
Casnetball Wenn
Walsh College
Bowling Scores From Fremitecur And Elyria Meet
Readable lanes show team standings for Fremitecur and Elyria matches with players Murphy and Murphy's Actioneer posting high series. Individual scores include Len Leiminger 228 and Butch Moore 256, while Windjammer and Different Strokes lead in team series.
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Craig
Stars finally defeat Michigan invaders in final three game set
Parma Heights based Cleveland Stars toppled Total Health Care 6-5 in Greenbriar after dropping 8-2 and 4-2 losses. Pete Mehalic and Brad Holzinger scored late to tie and Holzinger clinched with 3:18 left, Cassidy and Fox aiding the decisive goal. Multiple players contributed assists as the Stars rallied from behind in a seesaw Sunday win.
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Parma Heights
Cleveland Stars
Invaders
Michigan
Greenbriar
Total Health Care
Stars
Pete Mehalic
Brad Holzinger
Michiganders
Brad Cartwright
Total Health
Brian Cassidy
Cleveland
Mehalic
Holzinger
Cassidy
Chris Fox
Punx
Wavey
Ver Reid
John Bielecki
Sean Francis
David Helen
Ian Fredricks
Brad Westerfeld
Jeff Rucinski
Rich Ratcliff
Brad Lane
Francis
Highland High Open Wrestling Tournament Dates Set
The fifth annual Highland High Athletic Boosters Open Wrestling Tournament will be held April 13-14 with multiple weight classes. Top four finishers in each class win awards. Entry is $6 before April 3 and $7 at weigh-ins April 12 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at the high school. For more information call 225.1029.
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Medina
Highland High Athletic Boosters
Call
Capers Leads in Center Ridge Ladies Classic Bowling
Capers bowls 606 with 200 202 184 606 to lead Center Ridge Lanes Ladies Classic. Linda Rowe posts 189 209 186 for 584, Karen Keeper 154 194 234 for 582, Karen Roddy 177 212 182 for 571, Pam Goetz 186 188 194 for 568 in Business Women's League at Stoney's Lanes. Also listed are club scores and standings across the events.
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Johnnie Capers
Center Ridge
Linda Rowe
Karen Keeper
Karen Roddy
Pam Goetz
Stoney's Lanes
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