Northfield card adds features and big purses at harness meet
Eleven races are scheduled at Northfield tonight with four extra events to replace a previous loss due to a mutuel clerks strike. The featured 10th race offers a $7,500 purse and includes top pacers like Adioo Bob and local favorites Baron Gerard Lucky Baron Hidden Pleasure Proper Tune and Flashy George. Nacey L. Dream dominates early season with three wins in six starts and the bay mare may improve with age. Muddy George emerges as a bright newcomer while A Robert the three year old pacer remains a fan favorite and recent Wolverine third. Plans are hinted for a Real Hilarious Memorial Day night tribute.
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Mutuel
Adioo Bob
Baron Gerard
Lucky Baron
Hidden Pleasure
Proper Tune
Flashy George
Nacey L. Dream
Leonard W. Good
Elyria
A. Robert
Wolverine Raceway
Detroit
A Robert
Wolverine
Lewis Williams
Jim Kueven
William Fees, Jr
Grafton
Frank Dettore
North Ridgeville
Oberlin women barred from letter jackets over jackets issue
Four women on the Oberlin College fencing team received certificates at a banquet but were barred from claiming letter jackets. A male teammate received his jacket while a female teammate was redirected to the athletic director who said women could not have jackets. The matter, tied to a potential $500 budget overrun, has prompted a review by the women's athletic committee.
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Wilson
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Tug McGraw
New York
Yog. Berra
Pirates
Evo
Ramon Hernandez
Northfield Racing Results and Payouts Report
Northfield race results list drivers horses odds and times for ten heats with exact payouts for multiple bets. Attendance is reported at 6 000 and handle at 472 665 with a Perfecta payout of 150 02 for Nos 6 and 2.
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Foust
Mx Foreman
Tame
Nabby Creed
Calebs Sone
Sir Hubert
Tone
Ozark Beanity
Adis Corrime
Hong Kong
Rigby
Baron Real
Doc McBean
Quick Goldie
PD Abbot
Mighty Mustang
Overhead Door Bombs Looming Rain County Tilt
Tony Zerbini tossed a one hit victory as Overhead Door bombed Lo rain County Plumbers Inst. 10 to 1. Grant Turner and Kevin Iman contributed power and speed with Turner’s no hit effort and eight strikeouts. Lysaght defeated Local 880 10 to 4 with Dan Knapp homering. Greg Ray led the Winners with three safeties and Joe Smith and Knapp each collected two hits.
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Lorain County
Tony Zerbini
Fred Montgomery
Jeff Alhen
Empire Springs
Thomasson
Grant Turner
Kevin Iman
Turner
Iman
Lysaght
Dan Knapp
Greg Ray
Joe Smith
Knapp
Little League East Majors and North Major Scores Reported
East Majors Overhead Door wins 3 innings with 11 strikeouts and 3 walks. summary lists hitters including Dale Albert and Jeff Albert for Overhead Door. Empire Springs beats LCPI 7 to 3 with Grant Tarzer as winning pitcher and Daz Toth as loser. multiple players noted for hits and walks. North Major Lysaght Builders and Local 58 both show Dan Kuspp and Dan Knapp as leading pitchers and hitters with several walks and strikeouts.
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Priebes Toor Zerbias
Larry Bederdy
Sepit Adlesburg
Dale Albert
Fred Montgomery
Roger Stost
Jeff Albert
LCPI
Scott
Andy Stee
Scott Xorman
Tim Comstock
Frank Baza
Dan Kuspp
Ed Williams
Tom Austin
Jack Schmitz
Ais
Dan Knapp
Lysaght Builders
Lysaght
Joe Smith
Jeff Kevacs
Mike Lankey
Greg Rau
Kim Harris
Dave Watts
Jeff Borga
Fritz Ress
Bob Smith
Joe Mackert
Bill Leutmas
Foster silences Expos as Dodgers rout 12-0
Los Angeles pitcher Alan Foster returns to form with a four hit shutout over Montreal, while 12-0 win features 15 Dodgers hits. Foster credits past shoulder injury for altered delivery as St Louis teammates back him in Friday's NL action.
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St Louis
Mike Torrez
Montreal Expos
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Houster
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Russians conclude eight game tour with 109 87 win over Lexington AAU
The Russian Nationals defeated Lexington AAU 109 to 87 in Lexington. Alek sandr Shalnikov led the visitors with 24 points and Ivan Dvornii added 22 as the Russians dominated rebounding and early leads. George Bryant scored 23 for Lexington as Kevin Grevey and Jim Andrews added 22 and 21.
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United States
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Aleksandr Shalnikov
Blond
Ivan Dvornii
Shalnikov
Dvornii
Jim LeMaster
Tiny
George Bryant
University of Kentucky
Kevin Grevey
Jim Andrews
Grevey
Pat Doyle
Cocoach
Andrews
Dvornni
AAU
Little League South Opens Season Schedule
Little League South begins play tomorrow at 12:45 on the field behind Elyria City. The Senior League starts Monday at 6 p.m. at South Recreation Field. Minor league boys aged 3 to 12 report Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. for team assignments. The Ladies Auxiliary will run concession stands.
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Elyria Citys
South Recreation Field
16Th St
Bill Russell Returns as Sonics Coach GM in Five-Year Deal
Bill Russell, a 6foot-9 All American from the University of San Francisco and former Celtics player coach, returns to active NBA duty as coach and general manager of the Seattle Super Sonics. The five year contract reportedly pays about 125000 annually and marks Russell’s first major front office role. Schulman says the negotiations were pleasant after playoff finish. Russell’s attorney Richard Covey of Los Angeles confirms the offer.
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Sonics
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Russell
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Schulman
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Boston
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Milwaukee Bucks
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Celtics
Injuries hit OC track finals
Mount Union narrowly leads Ohio Conference track finals with 14 points while fields weeded by muscle injuries. Discus winner Wes leyan’s Bill Jovina and Mount Union’s Chuck Lamsuel claim titles as Baldwin Wallace, Ohio Wesleyan, and Denison trailed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mike Williams
Mount Union
Ike
Jim Wuske
Mil Snodgrass
Baldwin-Wallace
Kevin Flanagan
John Fredercck
Wittenberg
Mayberry's Batting Show Sends Royals Over Twins
Mayberry slugged a home run a triple and a single driving Kansas City to a 6-2 win over Minnesota. He drove in three runs for 27 in 19 games against the Twins while Dal Canton added four double plays.
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Bruce Dal Canton
Ohio Wesleyan Leads OC Tennis Standings
Ohio Wesleyan University qualified six individuals and three doubles teams for the Ohio Conference tennis semifinals and finals, amassing 18 points to lead. Wooster, Kenyon, Denison, Oberlin, and others follow with varying qualifiers and points as the race tightens.
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UPI
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wooster
Kenyon
Westlake dominates Southwest girls track title with 160 points
Westlake swept 10 of 11 events to win the first Southwestern Conference Girls Track Meet, scoring 160. Olmsted Falls took 58, Avon Lake 40, North Olmsted 39, Bay 25, Rocky River 10. Medina and Fairview did not compete.
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Westlake
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
Bay
Rocky River
Medina
Fairview
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