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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

7

Elyria High wins state wrestling title in dominant fashion

Elyria High’s Pioneers claimed Ohio Class AAA state honors with Ricky Lewis defending the 126 pound title and Larry Beal placing high at 155. Coach Bill Pierson celebrated a 74-13-3 career mark and a 124-18-3 dual record since wrestling began at the school. Over 200 attended the banquet at Masonic Temple as the team swept championships in state, Buckeye Conference, and Pioneer Invitational.

Elyria High Bill Pierson Ohio Masonic Temple Pierson Columbus Elyria Mentor Pioneers Ricky Lewis Larry Beal Centerville Frances Lewis

Indians Crush A’s 11 to 5 as Orange Ball Divides Opinion

Cleveland hitters and pitchers dismissed Oakland owner Charles Finley’s colored ball idea after an 11-5 win in Arizona. George Hendrick slammed three homers, Gaylord Perry complained the ball was slick, and Charlie Spikes noted red stitching hindered him. Ken _Aspronte_ Monte credited the win and said players disliked the orange ball. John Lowenstein, claiming color blindness, said white balls are easiest to hit.

Mesa, Ariz Oakland A's Tribe Oakland Charles Finley George Hendrick Gaylord Perry Charlie Spikes Ken Aspromonte Indians John Lowenstein

Lakers Open Playoffs With Coin Toss For Bucks Mock Playoff

Los Angeles begins defense of the NBA title at home against Chicago after a coin flip kept Milwaukee as top seed and Golden State as the other playoff foe. The Bulls face the Lakers while Golden State travels to Milwaukee in the night’s new matchups. ABA action sees Carolina host New York Nets and Virginia visit Kentucky.

LOS Angeles Los Angeles Lakers National Basketball Association Chicago Bulls Lakers Bucks Milwaukee Laker NBA Players Association Golden State Warriors Chicago Golden State Baltimore New York Knicks American Basketball Association Carolina New York Nets Virginia Kentucky Larry Costello Frank Mieuli Warriors Bulls Dick Matta Midwest New York Knicks Baltimore Bullets Bullets Madison Square Garden Garden Gene Shue Larry Brown Billy Cunningham

Elyria faces rebuilding tennis year under coach Rakestraw

Elyria High coach Jim Rakestraw oversees 30 candidates for the Pioneers tennis season, the largest turnout in six years, with only two veterans and five seniors. top players include Dumke and Miller, while a strong sophomore group is ready to fill gaps. The team schedules 21 matches including Buckeye Conference and Northeastern Ohio Tennis League play, with Tom Cody as volunteer assistant.

Rakestraw Mike Dumke Elyria Keith Miller Dumke Rick Chesrown Rich Andrews Doug Currence Chuck McDonald Steve Nelson Tim Slager Terry Smith Jeff Wright Bob Eppley Mike Messaros Steve Myers Jeff Oster Pete Pinter Scott West Mike Manosky Rich Wulff Jeff Blough Randy Bott Rick Babel Doug Kemp Jim Rakestraw Jr Elytia Buckeye Ted Copeland Doug Baker Mark van Auken Bil Crost Pioneers Worthington Tom Cody Franklin

Elder Leads Greensboro Open After Bright 64 Start

Lee Elder, seeking Masters qualification, shot seven birdies no bogeys for a seven under 64 to lead the Greater Greensboro Open by one stroke over Doug Sanders Mason Rudolph and Rod Funseth in a record low first round. Elder, 38, hopes to avoid repeating last week's fade after a strong start.

Greensboro N.C Lee Elder Elder Washington, D.C Doug Sanders Mason Rudolph Rod Funseth

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