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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
9
Students and faculty argue against Jack Scott’s leadership claiming misrepresented statements and a hostile climate. Complaints cite racism and sexism charges, limited teaching, and calls for decentralizing authority as Phase II of his plan looms after summer.
Pioneers beat Lakewood St. Edward 4-1 but suffer injury to No. 2 Keith Miller, risking season end. Messares moves to Miller's spot, doubles pair Messares-Wright lose 6-2 10-8. Singles players Dumke and Andrews win, Elyria improves to 11-4 2-0 in the Northeast Ohio league. St Edward remains winless in six. Elyria hosts Admiral King next in Buckeye Conference play.
Midview tops Wellington 3 to 1 as Jim Dixon steals five bases and scores the first run with a rapid series of steals. Dixon adds an RBI on a single. Winning pitcher Randy Reaner goes seven innings with three hits. Players for Wellington include Kurt Gott and Frank Horvath.
Amherst edged Lorain 6 to 5 as Amberst scored three runs in the seventh inning. Hurler Vince Miksa worked six innings for the win, preserving a tense finish in yesterday’s contest.
Area bowling results list Auker and Fluker posting high scores in the Men's Handicap league at Center Ridge Lanes and Stoney's. The Salzman Insurance team wins both halves in their league while Jean Shriver earns a 300 Club nod with a 530 series in the Sparemaker loop. In Warren state tourney play, Ray Benson clocks a 653 series and Chuck Tower a 626. Highland beats Akron St. Vincent 10-9 to win Buckeye Class AA sectional baseball, with Guy Konyha homering and Riteher driving in three.
Elyria finished fifth in a field of 19 at the West Tech Relays held in a heavy downpour after postponements. The pole vault relay team of Sellers Marsh Henry placed second at 38-0. Sellers cleared 13-0, with 11-0 by the others.
Elyria Catholic, 12-2, edged Lorain Catholic 94 in a dual match at Cherry Ridge. Medalist Tom Henderson shot 37 to beat Bruce Studnicki 45, with Tom Stetson 41 edging Dave Emmerich 42. Pitt Gorski 43 and Dave Barson 43 beat Lorain Catholic rivals, while Stetson and Eric Phillips each lost. Lorain Catholic now 7-5, EC heads to Oberlin sectional Thursday, next at Ashland Monday.
Midview defeated North Ridgeville 542 to 342 in a golf meet yesterday. Individual winners include Terry Miller 41 versus Randy Swanson 47, Keith Baksa 46 versus Tim Harwedel 50, Mike Noto 45 versus Tim Webber 49, and Mike Sidlowski 51 against Gary Smith 53.
In Game 5 of the NHL final between Montreal and Chicago, the Canadiens lead the series and fans expect a fifth victory. If Montreal holds the Black Hawks as in earlier games, a celebration may begin in the Forum with a horn, song, and champagne near certain victory. The series has mostly favored Montreal, save for a dramatic Chicago comeback in Game 3 that narrowed a 5-0 deficit before the Canadiens regained control.
Elyria Pioneer golf team lost to Wadsworth 732 to 24 yesterday at home. They won one match and halved another for 242 points, with upcoming matches against Southview in Lorain and the Oberlin sectional at Oberlin Country Club. Individual results list players and scores from the dual meet.
The Ranger Club will meet tonight at North Ridgeville High at 8 o clock in Room 201. Members are reminded to attend and participate in the event.
Tim Jenkins pitched six innings of no hit baseball for Firelands, facing 8 batters, walking 4 and striking out 10. Dave Hagen took the loss for Columbia after allowing four hits. Firelands hitters John Gall Jim Hil Jim Jenkins Densis Barnett collected the team’s hits.
Rocky River overcame a 1-1 tie in the sixth inning to defeat Bay Village 2-1. Winning pitcher John Lippert went seven innings with seven hits, two walks, and nine strikeouts. Losing pitcher Tom Crews allowed seven innings, nine hits, four walks, and three strikeouts. Rocky River hitters included Dave Fohlemaen Fred Miller Partridge Mike Brown and Mark Menor. Bay Village contributors were Corice Post Dave Davies Mike Mingo Barry Pawson and Tom Nazle.
Brookside beat Oberlin 6 3 to reach the Class AA Sectional final at Westlake field. Charlie Stapleton pitched seven innings with three hits allowed and Doug Baker homered as Brookside’s offense combined for six runs. Dan Taborsky 2 hits Doug Baker 2 Roe Smith Jim Bomar Das Carmes Terry Green contributed. Oberlin’s Al Capers two hits Clint Smith two hits.
Tom Knipp silenced Avon with a no hitter to lift Lorain Catholic to the Westlake Tournament championship at 3-0. He fanned 14 batters as the Spartans broke the game open with three runs in the sixth inning, while Lorain Catholic added five hits and no errors.
A dense Northfield race card lists results from first to tenth with numerous horses and drivers. Key payouts include Daily Double at 26.20, multiple perfecta figures such as 294.40, and attendance noted at 644. Names like Ruthless George, Big Red Grattan, and Swift King appear among finishes, with times and betting figures attached to each lineup.
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