Hook tops Bixler for Class AAA tennis crown
Spartan Winter Bay junior Dave Hook defended his AAA sectional title yesterday afternoon with a pair of 6 4 scores over Ridgeville's Brian Bixler after taking the first set 6 4. Hook won the crown, while Bixler eased through earlier rounds to reach the final.
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Forthofer wins AA sectional tennis doubles and singles titles
Forthofer of Lorain Marsola and Skehan of Catholic swept the finals beating Elyria West in doubles 6-4 and 6-1 and defeated Dave Mills 6-0 6-2 in singles. Mills and Forthofer advance to the AA District tournament in Akron next week.
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Rocky River
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Bay Rockets win sectional title advances to AAA district
Bay joined Southview North Olmsted and Garfield Heights to reach next week's Euclid District Class AAA baseball tournament after capturing a sectional championship yesterday. The Rockets defeated Lorain 4 to 1 in the sectional title game behind four hit pitching from Rick Naumann.
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Firelands girls extend season with two wins and 3-2 mark
The Firelands high school girls softball team improved to 3-2 this week after 146 and 11-10 victories over South Amherst and Columbia. Winning pitcher Kim Clark starred in both games, with Barb Hofecker and Ce leste McPhillips contributing multi hit and RBI efforts in the South Amherst win. Deb bie Szabo supplied a pinch hit double driving in the deciding run against Columbia, as Jenny Kendregh scored thrice with four steals and Michele Muschitz added three runs. box score for the Columbia game unavailable at presstime.
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Major League results highlight from Vale Prateer era game
League results list Vale Prateer Ena its Rick Naumann and Dave Mackey in a dense box score. Frank Romar, Bill Robinson and Forsch lead with Haboshy and Simmons contributing. Wins by Naumann over Eamerly Collins and Pocaroba. Forsch records the big 51 strikeout win with Collins taking the loss. St Louis Reitz 2 defeats.
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Pruitt Sent to Toledo in Indians Roster Trim
Cleveland optioned catcher outfielder Ron Pruitt to Toledo Friday reducing the Indians to 25 players. Earlier the club traded reliever Dave LaRoche to California for first baseman Bruce Bochte pitcher Sid Mong and $250000.
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Deadline for area lady bowlers 600 Club tourney announced
Chairman Anna Johnson says today is the entry deadline for this year's 600 Club tournament for area women bowlers. The brief notes players from Minnesota Texas and New York with scores and HRs across multiple games, highlighting participants such as Littell Munson and Bay teams.
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Ridgeville routs Avon 7 2 in non-conference baseball clash
Frank Dennis homered and tripled as North Ridgeville beat Avon 7 to 2. Dave Dennis added two hits, Rick Deutsch had two, and Kris Bates pitched for Ridgeville, now 5-10. Amherst crushed Oberlin 23-3 with Mike DeVito homering and driving in five. Amherst improved to 6-4 in league play.
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Connors Prefers TV Over Scouting In Dallas Final
Jimmy Connors, the top seed and $100000 World Championship tennis favorite, beat Eddie Dibbs 6-4 7-5 in straight sets. He skipped the Stockton Geralatis semifinal to enjoy a massage and TV, saying he may sleep through the late match. The five-set Stockton victory over Geralaitis dragged past midnight as Connors advances in Moody Coliseum with no sets lost so far.
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Elyria Catholic Tops Brookside On Card Errors In Derby
Elyria Catholic grabbed a 3-2 win over Brookside at North Park after Brookside committed three late errors. McKeon held Brookside to few baserunners, striking out the final six batters as he improved to 2-2. Pitching by Upton frustrated Elyria Catholic hitters, while Elyria Catholic capitalized on Cardinal miscues in the fifth to surge ahead.
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Fisher chips in eagle on 505 yard Oak Hills hole
Jack Fisher of Lorain fired an Eagle three on the par five 505 yard opening hole at Oak Hills. He used a driver three wood and five iron with Bruce Camp witnessing. In the same game Brookside dropped a short fly to center allowing Diedrick to score the winning unearned run. Brookside, 8-5, sits second in the Lakeland Conference and hosts Lorain Senior and Brunswick in upcoming twinbill and doubleheader.
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Columbia Beats Elyria West In Baseball Clash
Columbia takes an early lead and holds on for a 10 to 4 victory over Elyria West. Eight Raiders contribute as Scott Hennis earns the win in his first start of the season while West plates three runs in the fourth and adds a seventh inning score.
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Nets nip Strings in Western Division showdown
In Inglewood, Peggy Michel and Marty Riessen led the Cleveland-Pittsburgh Nets to a 28-2 win over the Los Angeles Strings. Bjorn Borg won singles and doubles for Wimbledon champion status, as the Strings suffered their seventh consecutive WTT loss. Casals defeated Turnbull 6-2 for the lone bright spot for Los Angeles.
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Ike Trubey recalls milestone coaching season and career turns
At Fremont showdown Ike reshuffled players to create a decoy revealing strong lines and a powerful 28 first quarter. Trubey highlights his line's impact with Schuster Hengartner Glass and Moyer earning praise while his own path shifted to Purdue and Vanderbalt coaching before a long All-American Company sales career and public service roles.
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