Nelson Howe Invitational at Firelands High School action starts 4 p.m
Tura Chronicle-Telegram notes Avon Buckeye Elyria Catholic Firelands and Lorain Catholic in Class AA and Black River Clearview Keystone Lutheran West South Amherst Western Reserve in Class A. Favorites include Clearview in A and Buckeye Elyria Catholic in AA. Western Reserve’s Dave Timbs may threaten high jump record. many listed marks reflect a busy timetable of events.
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Firelands High School
Vermilion Rd
Henrietta
Avon
Buckeye
Elyria Catholic
Firelands
Lorain Catholic
Black River
Clearview
Keystone
Lutheran West
South Amherst
Western Reserve
Sidelights
Clippers
Dave Timbs
Larry Fortner
Timbs
LCCC women set pace reach NJCAA meet at relays
LCCC women qualified for the NJCAA national meet as their 440 relay team finished second with 53.03 at the Road Runners Relays. Jackie Below, Annette Johnson, Gaye Ameno and Vickie Elbert led a series of LCCC marks including Below’s 100 in 11.23 and 200 in 25.9. The meet produced multiple LCCC records and top finishes for both women and men, with travel set for Cuya hoga Community College West on Wednesday.
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Loran County Community College
Southwest Michigan College
Jackie Below
Annette Johnson
Gaye Ameno
Vickie Elbert Finshed
Johnson
Ameno
Elbert
Jeff Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Eisenmacher
Mark Demyan
Russ Pierre
Ameng
Belaw
LCCC
Cuyahoga Community College- West
Four Elyria boxers win at Findlay AAU show
Four Elyria boxers posted victories at a Saturday AAU boxing event in Findlay. Daryl Garner won the 132 pound bout against Fremont's Matt Craig by an eight count in the first round, causing a lip gash and referee stoppage. Allen Akers scored a second round TKO over Frank Funari of Monroe, Michigan in the 156 pound class. Mark Mays of Gentile Athletic Club won a 132 pound unanimous decision over Fremont's Ruben Siores. Harold Kimbro dominated 112 pound Eric Young of Toledo, stopping him in the third round. Three Elyrians lost, Sherman Duvall dropping a decision to Jerry Mungia of Toledo in 135, Allen William losing to Dave Hernandez of Toledo in 65, and Allen Kimbro dropping a unanimous decision to Fremont's Bill Isaman, Toledo's 85-pound Golden Gloves champ.
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Daryl Garner
Fremont
Matt Craig
Craig
Allen Akers
Frank Funari
Monroe
Mich
Mark Mays
Gentile Athletic Club
Ruben Siores
Harold Kimbro
Eric Young
Toledo
Wellington Retiring Shellhouse Honored After 30 Years
Wellington High School Athletics Boosters Club feted Gilbert Shellhouse retired athletic director coach and biology teacher at a dinner and dance. About 230 attendees traced his 1947 start with coach Russell Kepler and noted fundraising thrift from four cents to seventeen thousand dollars in the athletic fund.
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Wellington
Memory Lane
Wellington High School
Gilbert Shellhouse
St. Patrick Church Hall
Townsple
Shellhouse
Boosters Club
Russell Kepler
Audrey Lance
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Delano Beers
Robert
Marge) Stannard
William G
Lois) Norton
J. Gawen Stoker
Bald Eagle High School
Pennsylvania
Dragway 42 Winners Crown Repeaters in Sunday Meet
John Shkkerveer and Roger Weiss repeat with wins in their classes at Dragway 42 adding second season victories. Shkkerveer’s Akron Mustang ran 12.05 for overall win, Wells’ Mogadore Barracuda 12.79 in Super Stock, Klusman 15.88 Thunderbird in Stock, Taylor 18.08 Street Eliminator, Gwen 11.77 bike, Pawuk 11.35 Run Tuff, Breckenridge 13.71 Super Stock, Green 13.13 Stock, Weary 16.80 Street, Tambor 24.6 Bike.
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John Shkkerveer
Roger Weiss
Shkkerveer
Phil Klusman
Thunderbird
Rittman
Ron Taylor
Kevin Gwen
Mansfield
Thompson Drag Raceway
Mark Pawuk
Plymouth
Dennis Breckenridge
Suffield
Painesville
Bob Green
Chevrolet
Ron Weary
Waterford
Eudd
Alan Tambor
Yamaha
Run Tuff
Jotn Shikkerveer
Akron
Mustang
Roger Wells
Mogadore
Barracuda
Phal Klusman
Parma
Roi Taylor
Artzman
Ford
Kevin Owens
Kawasaki
Mark Jawak
Independence Plymouth
Dennis Breckenidge
Tock
Painesniic
Chevy
Ron. Weary
Ike-Allan Tambor
Euclid Yamaha
Ashland Invitational Prep Tennis Results Reach Quarterfinals
Ashland Elyria duo Scott Gales and Bi Garber advanced to the Ashland Invitational quarterfinals in a 16 team field. Gales beat MacPatrick then fell to Dan Fronczak. Garber topped Steve Land then lost to Mark Yankello. Tracy Gales and doubles teams also exited. Elyria to play Bay in Northeast Ohio West Division match next.
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Elyria
Pioneers
Scott Gales
Bi Garber
Elyna
Bay
Scatt Gales
MacPatrick
New Philadelphia
Dan Fronczak
Mansfield St Peter
Bill Garber
Steve Land
Mans St Peter
Mark Yankello
Wooster
Tracy Gales
Mark Yarnell
New Philadelpia
Amherst Boosters Club Meeting Tonight
The Amherst Boosters Club will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the Amherst High School auditorium. Members discuss upcoming events and fundraising plans for the year.
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Amherst Boosters Club
Leffler wins USAC sprint feature at Sandusky
Greg Leffler of St Paul Indiana led all 40 laps in the USAC sprint car feature at Sandusky International Speedway opening day for the 1978 season. Chuck Gurney pressed late, Bob Frey finished fifth, and Karl Busson retired on lap 37 amid a tight race.
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Sandusky
Sandusky International Speedway
United States Auto Club
Greg Leffler
St. Paul
Indiana
Elyria
Bob Frey
Michigan
Marvin Carman
Elytian Ernie Ensign
Leffler
Jeff Bloom
Kalamazoo
Mich
Owen Reed
Sis
Duane “Pancho” Carter
Chuck Gurney
Gurney
R.E. Coulter
Brook Park Driver Wins Leaf Feature At Cloverleaf Speedway
Brook Park racer Jeff Hooker outlasted the super stock field for his first feature win of the season at Cloverleaf Speedway. The 25-lap race had one caution after Parma’s Jum Weeden tangled with Jeff Fagerlin. Mike Tiffe was disqualified for a 60 pound underweight car, elevating Jim Kidd to second. Gary Boettcher won the 15-lap spectator stock event while Steve Sopko Jr. and Sr. finished among top placers in the Ohio venue.
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Brook Park
Jeff Hooker
Cloverleaf Speedway
Parma
Jum Weeden
Jeff Fagerlin
Mike Tiffe
Hooker
Tiffe
Jim Kidd
Weeden
Parzna
Bob Renz
Quarter Mile
Dan Williams
Mentor
Akron
Charlie Childress
Bill Hart
Sandusky
Childress
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Chronicle-Telegram
Tura
Nelson Howe
Tim Diewald
Oberon
Ed Brennan
Nile
Tom Schoemig
Amherst
Odd Helay
Pat McGuire
Huston
Bruce Bailey
Eligioo
Oberdin
Aetor] Ware
Glen Wuburn
Ron Krystowski
Herward Lawrence
Ortoer
Ray Krohn
Tony Adamoli
Eric Eisenmacher
Findlay
Kepler
Paul Gray
Ed Dinniger
Lorain
Richard McKenzie
John Dickason
Theil
Howard Fureron
Bill Grice
Oberlin College
Walter Harris
Bay Village
Stan Machock
Gil Shellhouse
AA (Alcoholes Anonymous
Ohio
Linda Cudlin
C-T
Frey
Mack McClellan
Busson
Sis In
Ashland
Tim Richmond
Ben’s Tire Clinic
Gary Boettcher
Steve Sopko Jr
Steve Sopko Sr
Rob Renz
Dash
Dan Willams
Bill Ingersol
Cleve
Bill Kuralak
Renz
Charle Childress
Ingersok
Bul Hart
Jim Weeden
Para
Koralak
Hooker Jin Kidd
Nike Tiste
Pursuit NO
Ralph Prattle
Ruch Olson
Kidd, Weeden
Rtch Suchy
Maple Hill
George Perek
Suchy
Dave Kunker
George Lassie Kunker
Pete Recut
Jack Porter
Northfield
Dave Brown
Westlake
Nancy Spencer
Kathy Strente
Mike Santina
Tom Barnhart
Streetsboro
Larry
North Royalton
Bob Benovsky
Steve Sapka Jr
Steve Sapka
Porter
Randy Parker
Tray Webb
Richmond
Sheldon Kinser
Pancho Carter
Lenny Waldo
Columbus
Clark Templeman
Resida
Calif
Waldo
Greg Lesler
Ind
Bloomington
Malcolm Love
Jace
Springfield
Duke Cook
Sxiney
Roy Hicks
Memphis
Tean
Joe Saldana
Javesin
Neb
Puch Lauvell Elwood
Tom Bigelow
Whitewater
Wise
Dana Carter
Huntington Beach
Dave Peperak
Clinton
Roger Rager
Moundavin
Eli Engelhart
Madison
Carl Buston
Northwood
Gary Bettenhausen
Monrovia
Gary Irvin
Panyette
Bobby Jones
Danville
al Marvin Carman
Union City
Eddy Leavitt
Kearney
Larry Rice
Linden
Lavermore
Calf Duane
Pancho
Carter
Broans‘weg
Dana
McClellan
Bloom
Leifter
Gurney Dana Carter
Bigelow
Beitenhausen
Leavitt
Carman
Engelbart
Hicks
West Boosters
Elyria West Booster Club
Datsun
Middle Ave
Just
Botany
Montmartre Mall
Broad Street
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