Oberlin Surprises At Ely Stage In AA Track Meet
Oberlin High scores in three of four events to post 24 points on day one of the Class AA and Class AAA track meet at Ely Stadium. Elyria leads Class AAA with 14 points after sweeping long jump. Brooklyn features in eight qualifying spots but has yet to score. Bay seeks fifth straight team title while Admiral King’s Byron Cato wins discus. Ernie Fritz sets two records in AA.
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C golf meet cancelled and golf tourney shift hits pros
The Tournament of Champions was cancelled prompting surprise and sadness among players led by Art Wall. The decision, confirmed by Deane Beman, stems from a tour structure change and overlap with the expanded World Series of Golf set for 1976. Independence wins 2-0 to claim Class AA sectional title as Highland drops out.
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Major League results and player highlights roundup
Baseball results from Chicago to San Francisco cover hits and errors for the National and American Leagues. Key performances include Parker and Dent driving runs for the Dodgers, Parker hitting his fourth homer, and Giusti earning the save. Hooten, Lopes, Stennett also contributing. Strong pitching lines feature Marshall, Ellis, Giusti, and DeMola among others with multiple RBIs and home runs across teams.
Prep track honor roll not counting sectional performances
A list of athletes earning track honor roll honors without including performances from this weekend's sectional meets. Names, school affiliations, and event highlights are featured where readable.
Ashe and Borg Reach World Championship Final
In Dallas, Bjorn Borg, 17, defeats Rod Laver in a four hour marathon 7-6 3-6 5-7 7-6 6-2 to reach the WCT final. Arthur Ashe ousts John Alexander 3-6 6-1 6-3 6-4 to join him, setting up a Borg Ashe title match tomorrow.
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Center Ridge team wins Lorain CYO bowling titles
In Lorain the CYO lanes crowned champions with Center Ridge junior squad and Aquamarine bantam group taking top honors. Notable individuals include John Smith 335, Joe Smith 414, and Mark Leidenheimer 276 across the bantam quartet. other scorers tracked through 338 and 318 series.
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Camera Day at Stadium Photos With Indians Stars
Cleveland fans can be photographed with their favorite Indian today at 5 30 p.m. Gray Drug Stores sponsors Camera Day with ten Polaroid demonstrators from 5 30 to 6 30. The Indians host the Chicago White Sox at 7 30. Free SX 70 pictures mounted with autographs, plus prizes for participants.
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Gallion Reelected Leader Of Local Bowling Club
Gallion has been reelected president of the Ten Pin Aces bowling club for the 1975 76 season at Center Ridge Lanes. Other officers elected include Billie Hood vice president Sandy Dawson secretary Mac Cornell treasurer and Janice Cornell sergeant of arms.
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Wolverines top AAA doubles crown at Ely Stadium
Elyria West duo Mike Messaros and Jeff Oster won the Class A A sectional tennis doubles title by defeating Olmsted Falls’ Paul Schade and John Myers 6-4 4-6 6-4 at Ely Stadium. Forthofer of Lorain Catholic claimed singles title over Keith Dunbar 6-4 6-1.
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Champions repeat in AAA tennis at Oberlin
Oberlin hosts Class AAA action as Witt defeats Southview 6-1 6-3 to reach finals with Mabe Sakach winning 6-2 6-1 in singles. Fairview’s John Beck takes singles title 6-1 6-0 over Elyria’s Bob Eppley, while Admiral King’s Marc Krupp and Tom Pogacnik win doubles 6-3 6-3 over Fairview’s Sandercock Kiesner. Eppley and Zifzak of Elyria secure district bids, with two more doubles teams and two singles qualifiers advancing to Parma district May 16-17.
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Pettiford's Bakery Captures Kaydette's Bowling Title
Pettiford's Bakery won the Kaydette's Bowling League second half title to complete the championship double after securing the first half title. Peggy Ellis led the champs with a 581 series and 244 high game, followed by Gladys Abbey at 620 and 191.
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Last Night Baseball Scores and Tomorrow’s Games
Major League results include San Diego 5 Chicago 2 Montreal 5 Houston 4 Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 4 New York 3 St Louis 6 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh Los Angeles listed with starting pitchers and 2:15 p m start times. Tomorrow Houston at Montreal San Diego at Chicago Cincinnati at New York Philadelphia at Atlanta Los Angeles at Pittsburgh San Francisco at St Louis.
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