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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1975

Page

11

Panthers seek NCC track title rebound at Chanel meet

Elyria Catholic coach Dick Elsasser aims to rebuild after a nine year NCC title drought. He prioritizes underclassmen and notes Byzantine and Chanel as strong contenders while balancing a lineup for the Kent district meet. Cited athletes include Reynolds, Korzan, Eisenmacher, Stetson, Schmidt, Robinson, Schaefer, Reigelsberger, Plas, Jezewski, Brizes and House with several aiming to improve times and qualify.

Elyria Catholic Dick Elsasser Chanel Firebirds Elsasser Max Werner Buccaneers Cuyahoga Heights Kent Ely Stadium Lee Korzan Eric Eisenmacher Bill Stetson Mike Robinson Gary Schaefer Kevin Reigelsberger Scott Plas Bill Jezewski Jeff Brizes Brad House Pheumonia

Break Out Wins Mark Dragway 42 Spring Championships

Three eliminator races were won by brake out efforts at Dragway 42. Bynick and Hunt Camaro from Cleveland won Street Eliminator as Rudy Thompson’s Camaro broke out at 11.60, 109.35 mph. Frank Mazi captured Modified Eliminator with an Opel GT after Rudy Tomsich’s B/Gas Camaro broke out at 9.73, 126.93. Miscov’s Willys won Progression Eliminator with 11.85 while Don DeFluter beat Arlen Vanke in Super Stock.

Dragway 42 Bynick and Hunt Rudy Tomsich Frank Mazi Mazi Glen Miscov Lo- Tain Willys Dave Edwards Clinton Miscov Edwards Russ Pflug Super Stock Don DeFluter Kent Akron Bynick Hunt Cleveland Arlen Vanke George Ebherst Chardon Valiant Lorain Mark Pawuk Independence Charger Richard Matte Marshallville Russ Pilug Straudsville Pontiac Roger Wolford Russ Pliug Thompson Drag Raceway Street Elim Rudy Thompson Camaro Ken Williams Cleveand Bob Kovacs Painesville Dodge Roger Lindamond Detroit Gordon Mineo Huntington Beach Vega

Columbia star picks Wilmington for college football

Columbia High star Rick Wood has accepted a grant-in-aid to play football at Wilmington College. A three-year Raiders starter at quarterback and kicker, Wood holds the county top punter average and a 33 yard field goal record. He earned 12 athletic letters across football basketball track and baseball.

Rick Wood Columbia High Wilmington College Wood Jim Uszynski Football Raiders Columbia Raiders Firelands Bill Ramseyer Wilmington Uszynski

Pro Mature Penguins Triumph Over Doves In Egg League Card

Pro Mature Penguins beat Doves as Meadow Larks topple Do Do Birda and Baghes edge Flamingos in a tight night. Road Reamers defeat Canaries while Blue Jays tie Snow birds. Birdbrains crush Hoot Owls. High scores led by Flo Corns 19 and Meadowlarks 185. American League standings show players like Rast and Jenkins in late season action.

Penguins Doves Meadow Larks Baghes Flamingos Canaries Blue Jays Snowbirds the Hoot Owls

Baseball, mixed NL AL leaders and standings noted

The text lists top National League players Perez Bench Garvey Winfield Madlock Wyand Larzinski and others with scores 25 24 22 21 21 in mixed context. American League mentions McRae May Ball Scott Rivers and partial team or stock ticker style entries. The fragmentary source provides scattered names and numbers without a clear single event or outcome.

Perez Cin Bench Garvey Winfield Madlock Chi Wynd Larzinski Phil McRae Ball Scott Borda Nyse Tre

North Central records list historic track marks

A list of athletic bests from North Central teams including Geraci in the 10 and 100 yard dashes, Neal in the 200, Tartack and Catholic schools in sprints, Stetson in the 300, Clark in the mile, Kuhman in the two mile, Reynolds in hurdles, the 880 and relays, Yeager in shot put, Sciulli in discus, Francis in high jump, Paulist in long jump, Jenkins in pole vault with years and marks from 1968 to 1989.

Geraci Lourdes Terry Neal Tartack Lake Catholic Bill Stetson Elyria Catholic Tom Clark Elyria Catho- Het Nile Tim Kuhman Mike Reynolds i Charmer Mike Reynolds Chanel Central Catholic Wit T Bruce Yeager Sciulli Lorain St. Mary Francis Lorain Catholic Joe Paulist Elvira Catholic Jenkins Parker Reynolds Westlake Chuck Maurer Fairviews Bob Melded Bay Bill Napier Rocky Rivers George Fisher Olmsted Falls Scott Gregory Bays Brett Kramer Dave Salisbury Fairview Bob Linn North Olmsted Dick Buckies Rocky River Ed Heidenreich Dave Godfrey Mark Hunter i Medina Howard Burnete Qlnsted Falls al Falquet Joe Hurd Medina Medina

Allen Thorley Beats Ohio Pavement In One-Hit Ve rdict

Jack Smith pitched a one hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead Allen Thorley to a 12-2 win over Ohio Pavement on Saturday. Jeff Tillman had three hits as Allen Thorley edged Lorain Modern Friday 13-12. Ohio Vending outscored Cascade Pattern 6-5.

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Bay favored to win sixth SWC track title

Bay's boys race for a sixth consecutive Southwestern Conference track crown at Ely Stadium and Bay's oval with the girls meet at Olmsted Falls. Medina, North Olmsted, and Bay lead the field as top teams. Bayes Bayles and Lipaj headline strong Bay relays and field events.

Bay Ely Stadium Wayne Gray Bay's Oval Olmsted Falls Gray Medina North Olmsted Bill Orr John Janmey Paul Wingenfeld Janmey Ty Parker Sue Klembarsky Ray

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