Sherk Returns to Browns Camp After Near Death in 1979
Jerry Sherk, long regarded as the Browns' top defensive lineman, reported to spring camp in Baldwin Wallace after surviving a staph infection tied to turf injuries in Philadelphia. He rebuilt to 250 pounds with a clean knee bill of health and said comeback odds are uncertain but worth a bonus. Browns coach Sam Rutigliano voiced cautious optimism about his pass rush potential.
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Jerry Sherk
Cleveland Browns
Sherk
Browns
Philadelphia
Sam Rutigliano
Jerry
Rutigliano
John Bergfeld
Keith Wright
Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Les Petroff
North Olmsted
Southern Ilinois
Steve Cox
Hanford Dixon
Doug Woodward
Lee Haynes
Ray Locklin
Dean Prater
Mike Robinson
Glenville
Arizona
Ron Simmons
Florida State
Jerry Rombach Editor at 8 eene Gili One
Jerry Rombach is listed as editor at the publication 8 eene Gili One. The note preserves his role and the masthead style of the period.
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Jerry Rombach
Sports capsule and speedway notes from Lorain page
Sports capsule from A-11 highlights local events and results. Lorain speedway coverage on page A-12 notes track standings, driver names, and upcoming races.
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Lorain
Twins edge Indians 8 7 as ninth inning rally shocks crowd
Minnesota manager John Goryl credits players after an 8 7 ninth inning victory over Cleveland. John Castino delivered the game winner on a deflected fastball as Sal Butera scored the winning run. The Indians fought back from 4 0 and led late before the Twins escaped before a rain delay.
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Bloomington
Minn
John Gory
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
Garcia
John Castino
A's faint protest sparks four hit shutout win over Brewers
Oakland under protest over Steve McCatty wearing a white sweatshirt as he threw a four hit shutout to beat Milwaukee 2-0. The A's improved to 23 wins in 29 games while Buck Rodgers railed at white sweatshirts. McCatty struck out six, and Murphy homered in the first.
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Milwaukee
Buck Rodgers
Rodgers
Oakland
Billy Martin
Steve McCatty
McCatty
A's
Brewers
Wake Forest Signings Highlight Elyria Catholic Star Ron Rick
Wake Forest University announces its strong freshman cross country class, led by Elyria Catholic star Ron Rick who signed a letter of intent. Joining Robbie Raisbeck, Andy Kohlbrunner, George Nicholas, Tom Wood, and David Crowe, Rick’s junior and sophomore track and cross country results include a 13:12 two mile and a 12:29.7 3200 meter, with Elyria Catholic twice winning the state team title.
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Elyria Catholic
Ron Rick
Winston-Salem
N.C
Robbie Raisbeck
Beltsville
Andy Kohlbrenner
Pearl River
N.Y
George Nicholas
Tom Wood
David Crowe
Wake Forest
Ron
Panthers
Unforgettable finish as Ridgeville tops Admiral King in extra drama
In North Ridgeville the top seeded Ridgeville Rangers rallied from a 4-3 deficit in the seventh to beat Admiral King 5-4 on Matt Bests game winning two run homer after Jeff Payne walked and Bests long fly ball off a glove cleared the fence. Eddie Payne pitched well for Ridgeville as they improve to 11-7 and advance to the sectional final against Rocky River.
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Billy) Gardner
Butera
Twins
Danny Goodwin
Indians
Miguel Dilone
Mike Hargrove
Andre Thornton
RBI
Eddie Payne
North Ridgeville
Lorain Admiral King
Ridgville
C-T
Bob Baille
Ingers
Angels
Steve Kemp
Jack Morris
Tigers
Detroit
Lou Whitaker
Mick Kelleher
Champ Summers
Wayne Nordhagen
Chet Lemon
Ron LeFlore
Chicago
Sox
Greg Luzinski
Paul Splittorff
Nordhagen
Lemon
Jim Morrison
Bill Almon
LeFlore
Juan Berenguer
Tom Burgmeier
Red Sox
Rick Miller
Dwight Evans
Miller
Damaso Garcia
Barry Bonnell
Hoffman
Tony Perez
Carney Lansford
Gary Allenson
Admiral King
Greg Paonessa
Admirals
Paonessa
Ridgeville
del Bethel
Jeff Payne
Matt Best
Best
Rangers
John Wacholz
John Rositano
King
Ed Miller
Staal
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Bob Calamari
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Admiral Krag
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Houston
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Thompson
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Rocky River
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Cobras Open ASL Season Against Eagles Tonight
The Cleveland Cobras host the New York Eagles at George Finnie Stadium to start the 1981 American Soccer League season at 8 PM. Eagles star Micrdas Lacevic, ex Cleveland Force forward, leads Albany based lineup. Cobras feature Walter Schlothauer Dennis Almeida and Alex Rosul with several CSU alumni among signees.
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Berea
Cleveland Cobras
New York Eagles
George Finnie
Eagles
Albany
Cleveland Force
Micrdas Lacevic
Cobras
Walter Schlothauer
Mentor
Cleveland State University
Lorain County Community College
Dennis Almeida
Rocky River
Alex Rosul
Rosul
Memphis Rogues
CSU
Bass
St. Louis
Wes Mulholland
Euclid
Mladen
Rocco) Kasic
Lake Erie
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