Lorain’s Love set for Elyria Hall of Fame induction
Houston Love, Elyria High and Miami of Ohio alum, who built a multi-sport legend at Elyria and Lorain, will be inducted into the Elyria Sports Hall of Fame. Induction ceremonies start at 6 p.m. with a social hour at DeLuca's Place in the Park, dinner at 7:30. Love earned nine varsity letters in football basketball and track, starred as a sophomore fullback before moving to tailback, excelled at punt returns, and captained track. He recalled key games including a 28-14 comeback win over Lorain High and a 32-6 defeat of Sandusky. He later coached in Lorain City Schools and now serves as athletic director.
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Fittipaldi Takes provisional Indy 500 pole run
Emerson Fittipaldi led the first Day of Indy 500 qualifying with a four lap average of 225.301 mph and four new single lap track records. He topped a field that included Al Unser Jr, Danny Sullivan and Arie Luyendyk as final pole contenders.
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IndiansTop Rangers as Farrell Dominates Texas
Cleveland righthander John Farrell improved to 4-0 lifetime against Texas by shutting out the Rangers on five hits over eight innings in a 4-1 Indians win. Charlie Hough dropped to 0-4 in six starts against Cleveland, and Texas played short-handed with four starters missing. Farrell’s fastball set up his slider and changeup, lowering his ERA against Texas to 2.43.
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Shark wins Memorial amid washed-out final round
In Dublin Ohio Greg Norman clinched the Memorial Tournament as Saturday’s weather washout ended play after three rounds. Norman finished 216 to win by one over Payne Stewart with the $180 000 top prize. He said the win felt strange and expressed concern for Freddie Couples who lost the lead on 18.
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