Lakers Favored As Finals Tipoff Looms In Forum
Los Angeles hosts New York in Game 1 with the Lakers listed as four point favorites at home. Steve West tops notes on injuries and playoff form as Montreal faces Chicago in the Stanley Cup finals game two with Dryden speaking for the Canadiens.
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Nelson Howe Invitational Promises Tight Competition
Track meet at Firelands High School features Brookside Clearview Nelson with strong showings in Class A and AA. Notables include Otis Jenkins and Larry Harris for Brookside and Chip Difiore and Kurt Heidmann for Longhor ts, with recent record hopefuls from Amherst and Vermilion among the field.
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Hall of Fame Banquet Tickets On Sale At Weathervane
Only 150 of 400 Second Elvira Sports Hall of Fame Banquet tickets remain for the May 17 event at the Weathervane. Tickets cost 7.50 each, with 10 seat blocks available via reservations to Russ Dean at the Elyria High Athletic Office. Main speaker is Milt Morin. Inductees include Bill Barton Alex Clawson Tony Curcillo Robert Jabbusch and Louis Kolopus.
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USA Edged by Soviets in Rough San Diego Clash
The U S national team lost 78 76 as Russia leveled the six game series in San Diego. Bill Walton missed the second game with a knee injury. Sven Nater started and Swen Nater will replace Jim Brewer for the next game in Indianapolis.
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Coaches Decathlon Meeting Set For Ely Stadium Track
Lorain Count high school district coaches convene at The Chronicle Telegram to discuss the upcoming Decathlon at Ely Stadium all weather track on May 31 and June 1. Declining volunteer help prompts urging more coaches to support the two day ten event with five events per day and awards on the final night.
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Dan Hagen to Penn after stellar Lorain County career
Lorain County record holder Dan Hagen, 6-7 star forward from Columbia Station, selects the University of Pennsylvania over Brown and Capital. He leaves Columbia with 1 903 points and 1 347 rebounds in four years, a 4 0 grade point average, and jersey retirement.
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Brewer signs multi year million dollar pact with Cavaliers
Jim Brewer, a 6 2 220 pound forward center from Minnesota, agreed to a contract exceeding three years with the Cleveland Cavaliers after the team traded Rick Roberson and John Johnson to draft him. Brewer averaged 14 points and 12 rebounds his senior year and aims to start for Cleveland, with coach Fitch praising his versatility and intangibles.
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