Brookside Tops Duke In Five Two Tournament Victory
Brookside capitalized on eight Duke errors to win 5 2 in the Class AA sectional opener at Westlake. Darmos allowed one earned run with nine strikeouts to lead Brookside while Schlenbaker fanned nine for Duke but suffered eight miscues behind him. Hosier, Petrucci and Hooley sparked the victory with key hits as Brookside advances to face Avon Eagles at 4 15 pm. Parsons and Wellington combined for eight Duke errors that doomed their chances.
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Elyria Pioneers poised for division title showdown
Coach Jim Rakestraw expects a strong season and his veteran Elyria squad sits in command of the Northeastern Ohio League Western Division with a win over Glevalang St Ignatius looming. The team shutout Parma in a recent decisive victory.
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Elyria Pioneers roll with shutout in Buckeye clash
Elyria routed Elyria Patriots 5-0 on their home court with Rakestraw 11-1 and Maurakas 12-0 leading. doubles Gainer Messaros and Dumke McDonough won to seal the win. Elyma hosts Sandusky then travels to Oberlin for Class AAA District Tournament pairings tonight at Garford School Annex.
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Compact Onsite Install Options Include Table Top Model
The article highlights near use installs to cut pipe runs, with a free wiring allowance lowering setup costs and a low water heating rate reducing operating expenses. No chimney means units can fit in a closet, and multiple shapes including a table top model suit kitchens or laundry spaces.
Stars beat Colonels 136 117 in opening ABA playoff game
Utah Stars surged ahead with a big second quarter to defeat Kentucky Colonels 136 117 in Salt Lake City. Coach Frank Ramsey warned the series hinges on Wednesday as Kentucky seeks momentum.
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Northfield Park Pace Victory Dominates Night of Races
Ruth the three year old bay filly coasted to an eight length win at Northfield Park in the featured pace. The purse paid $40 300 as Tuesday defections and a long list of horses followed in the program.
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Early May baseball races hint at two team battles
In the American East Boston leads Baltimore by a game hinting at a possible Sox push. Oakland holds a two and a half game edge over California signaling a two team West race. Minnesota trails but isn’t likely to challenge the Athletics and Angels long term. Montreal looks weakest in the National East while San Francisco’s fast start suggests a trend though past fast starts have disappointed. Atlanta Los Angeles and Cincinnati may soon move, while Cleveland sits last in the American East and Milwaukee Philadelphia San Diego lag in other standings. Elyria High grads shone in a Northwestern scrimmage with two Elyria High and Elyria Catholic scholars honored at Ohio State. Elyria High seeks a new head basketball coach as the district screens statewide applicants after Bob Hersman’s departure. Oberlin Golf Club hosts a large sectional tournament with a shotgun start. Cleveland Glenville will join Elyria High on the football schedule in 1972 replacing Cleveland West Tech, and Toledo Bowsher returns to the Pioneer slate in place of Toledo Scott.
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Elyria Bowling Tourney Sees Doubles Lead At 1324
The 33rd Annual Elyria Bowling Association Men's Tournament at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes resumes tonight with Lou Flatt and Larry Hartley leading doubles at 1324 including 1183 actual and 141 handicap. Jim Sheffield tops singles with 698 on a 644 actual, while Heating Department at American Standard leads team standings 2661 405 3066.
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Hargan seeks first win as Indians host Royals in twilight game
Cleveland Indians aim for first victory of the season as Steve Hargan starts the twilight game against Bruce Dal Canton and the Kansas City Royals. The Indians, 62 games behind Boston, face an Angels series after an open date with trade chatter surrounding Sam McDowell.
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