Area coach turnover swells as spring moves in
Lorain area athletic coaching ranks show a wave of departures this spring with Lorain Senior basketball coach Bob Telatnik leaving for Avon Lake and rumors of exits by Vic Furgia Thurm Riddle Al McConshe Steve Dury Curt Calamari Zen Chawansky Chuck Machock Dick Learn Ernie Costello and others. Nearby districts swap leaders as Amherst South Amherst Keystone and Oberlin weigh replacements while Elyria and Norwalk pursue new hires.
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Lorain
Steel City
Bob Telatnik
Avon Lake
Telatnik
Saiarie Sieal
Vic Furgia
Thurm Riddle
Steve Dury
King
Akron University
Curt Calamari
South Amherst
Amherst
Walt Armour
Zen Chawansky
Keystone
Jerry Druppel
Western Reserve
Jim Hastings
Columbia
Don Spice
Chuck Machock
Dick Learn
Lorain County Community College
Machock
Learn
Commodores
Elyria High
Ernie Costello
Pitchers Dominate as Baseball Shifts to Pitching Game
Connie Mack once said pitching accounts for 75 to 80 percent of baseball. Now the league favors pitchers so heavily that the game resembles a tow-scor ing, fast-pitch softball. Pitchers lead the way in the American League on Monday.
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Connie Mack
Panthers edge Olmsted Falls in early golf clash
Elyria Catholic defeats Olmsted Falls 91-644 as Panthers post third straight win. Don Szmania ties Bob Lutz at 91. Al Guinta earns four points. Jon Gorney beats Ed Fisher. Orioles, Tigers, Yankees notes mix with baseball highlights and a Mantle homer.
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Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Olmsted
Elyria Country Club
Don Szmania
Bob Lutz
Don
Jim Moodt
Jon Gorney
Ed Fisher
Mark Pierce
Tim Stetson
Amherst St Mary baseball: Brady leads 9-4 win, Ehlert doubles twice
Amherst Comets beat St Mary 9 to 4 as pitcher Mike Brady, with 11 strikeouts, and hitter Mike Ehlert lead the offense. Ehlert collected a triple and two singles, while Bud Goodwin and Lynn Howard added two hits each. St Mary’s Bob Badsin took the loss with nine hits allowed.
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Amherst
Mike Ehlert
Mike Brady
Lorain St. Mary
Brady
Comets
Bud Goodwin
Lynn Howard
Bob Bacsin
St. Mary
Goodwin
Howard
Ehrert
Gary Thompson
Ehlert
North Ridgeville
St Mary
Bob Badsin
Charley Brown
Don Borman
Bob Bradsin
Dave Snell
Pete Rose Hits .404 as Reds Rout Phillies in NL Action
Pete Rose extends to 21-game hitting streak and hits a homer and double to keep a .404 average. Tom Helms, Johnny Bench and Alex Johnson each had three hits as Cincinnati rolls 10-1 over Philadelphia. George Culver gets first win. Reds move 2 1/2 games behind Cardinals. Other NL results: Cardinals beat Mets 11 innings, Pirates edge Braves, Astros trounce Giants. Gibson throws three-hitter for Mets rivalry starter stats. Staub drives in six for Astros in later action.
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Niine
Tom Phoebus
Dave Leonhard
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Sam McDowell
Bob Feller
Clevelands
New York Yankees
Tommy John
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Oakland A’s
Minnesota Twins
Mickey Mantle
McDowell
Leonhard
Detroit
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Orioles
Pete Rose
Charlie Hustle
Cincinnati Reds
Rose
Philadelphia Phillies
Tommy Helms
Johnny Bench
Alex Johnson
Reds
Philadelphia
George Culver
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Lou Brock
Mets
Bob Gibson
Ascot racing card and Davis Cup note
A dense race card lists numerous entries across ten races with horses and handlers, followed by a brief Davis Cup report noting Sweden's Ove Bengtsson and Hasse Nerell defeating Rhodesia's Adrian Bey and Frank Salomon 62 63 to lead 21 in the European zone first round, played in France after demonstrations in Sweden. Tags: none
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Bandol
France
UPI
Sweden
Ove Bengtsson
Hasse
Nerell
Rhodesia
Adrian Bey
Frank Salomon
Expansion teams land strong NBA draft picks
The expansion Phoenix and Milwaukee clubs secured 18 players each from the stockpile lists, paying about 4 million dollars total. Phoenix added Gail Goodrich and Dennis Hamilton plus several Lakers and Knicks veterans, while Milwaukee drew three players from the Celtics and others from several NBA teams to form a competitive nucleus.
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New York
UPI
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Aetter
National Basketball Association
NBA
American Basketball Association
John Kerr
Dick van Arsdale
Neil Johnson
Emmette Bryant
Gail Goodrich
Dennis Hamilton
John Wetzel
Los Angeles Lakers
Goodrich
Los Angeles
UCLA
Lakers
New York City
Los Angeles Stars
Anaheim Amigos
Larry Miller
North Carolina
Mer
Burgess sets school golf record in win over Clearview
Midview defeated Clearview 14 to 2 as Burgess shot 38 on the front nine and 37 on the back to finish 75, beating Dennis Schuster. Other Midview scorers were Walker 86 Rowe 88 Mahl 91, while Clearview’s top man Pullin beat Tom McClelland with an 83. Meanwhile Browns sign Tom Schoen after Notre Dame career records in interceptions and yardage.
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Id Burgess
Elyria Country Club
Midview
Clearview
Burgess
Dennis Schuster
Bill Pullin
Tom McClelland
Mickey Walker
Bill Rowe
Bob Mahl
Ken Mercurio
Jim Pratt
Dale Rutar
Strikeout Lanes Lays Claim in Tuesday Night Ladies League
Sue Biggs rolled her first ever 500 series and finished with 594 in three games, posting scores of 199 179 and 156 at Strikeout Lanes.
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Sue Biggs
Area fairways golf league results and standings
Area fairways general industries golf league standings show Team 2 defeating Team 1 54 to 21 and Team 4 over Team 3 635 to 135. Jim Callihan and Dave Thomas lead low gross scoring, with Team 2 atop the league on 642 points.
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Low Gross
Jim Callihan
Ale Frank Fritz
Dave Thomas
Low Ney
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