Record pace sets pace for Indy qualifying weekend
Practice speeds surge at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as Kevin Cogan, Rick Mears, and Mario Andretti post top laps in the high 206 mph range. Tom Sneva’s four lap record potential looms as officials introduce odd even practice groups and a new schedule with time trials from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Garza Racing’s Josele Garza crashes in practice, while Al Unser plans to skip this year’s race to focus on Garza’s qualifying efforts. Lorain County Speedway opens wingless with positive driver feedback on the ban and traction effects.
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Northfield race results and track news tease
The report lists betting results for numerous horses with payouts and attendance figures, then shifts to upcoming Lorain County Speedway events. It notes Dave Shullick's roadster debut, Logan's contested Sandusky legality, track gate times, announcer plans, and Channel 3 Sportscene features plus Dragway 42 AHRA events.
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East West All Star Soccer Game in Berea Tonight
The first area high school East West All Star soccer game, sponsored by the Greater Cleve Yard Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association, will be held at Finnie Stadium in Berea tonight at 7 30. The West will be coached by Tom Hatfield and Tony Niccoli. Players hail from North Olmsted Bay Rocky River Brecksville North Royalton St Edward Padua Lakewood and St Ignatius. East players come from Shaker Heights Beachwood Mentor Orange Lake Catholic University School Eastlake North Solon Gimour Academy Chagrin Falls Brush Euclid Cleveland Heights Hawken. The game is for seniors. West standouts include Taylor Smith Tom Molls Mike Stern Tom Gyekenyesi Chuck Meyo Scott Zinzer Kevin Kinrad Gregg Budd Craig Michael and Jim Waters.
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West Panthers top ECC meet four straight titles
Elyria West boys clinched a fourth consecutive Erie Coast Conference track title at Ely Stadium with 10732 points, while Elyria Catholic girls edged Southview to win 86-58. Chris Arnold led EC with two wins, and Augie Cintron highlighted Southview’s doubles as records fell in field and running events.
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Hoyt Receives Solid Support Amid Streaking Start
Lamarr Hoyt the White Sox ace leads with a 1.43 ERA and seven victories. A 13-2 win over the Brewers followed a 20-hit attack, extending Hoyt’s 12-game winning streak across two seasons as Detroit and other scores roll in from MLB action.
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Sampson weighs pro move as Lakers seek top pick
Virginia star Ralph Sampson, undecided about leaving college early, faces a midnight Saturday draft entry deadline amid reports of Los Angeles Lakers negotiations to secure the No. 1 pick. Virginia officials say no timetable exists for his decision. Also note Clark Kellogg reportedly entering the 1984 NBA draft.
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