Area track honor roll highlights from Elyria region meet
The list shows Elyria Catholic and area athletes achieving top marks in sprints, relays, jumps, throws, and distance events. Notable names include MeQuattie Lora, Schlather, Diewald, Williams, and Felton along with schools Elyria, Elyria Catholic, Lorain, Vermilion, Avon, Clearview, Firelands, and Admiral King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlather
Elyria Catholic
Wasco
Lorain
Angaey
Vermilion
Two Mile
Wasko
Elles
Admiral King
Weidermalen
Diewald
Hans
Williams
Lew Thomas
Elyria
Oberlin
Belvo
Amherst
Felton
Schumaker
Mascenik
Discus Felton
Reese Brookside
Love
Pye Stawicki
Thomas
Beidelman
Sinden quits coaching post after Bruins win
Boston coach Harry Sinden resigns shortly after Boston Bruins claimed the Stanley Cup to seek family stability by joining Stirling Homex Corp. of Avon New York. He cites desire to spend more time with his four daughters and notes no dispute with Bruins over contract talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Harry Sinden
Sinden
Hockey
Bruins
Stirling Homex Corp
Avon
N.Y
Bob Woolf
Giants Lose Opening Series As Dodgers Pour It On
The San Francisco Giants suffer a rough start in Los Angeles with Willie McCovey sidelined by eye and shoulder issues. Juan Marichal struggles as Sandy Koufax era reliever gets the win for the Dodgers in a 6 3 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Los Angeles
Willie McCovey
RBI
Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Dick Dietz
Sandy
Houston
San Diego
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Minnesota
Kansas City
Marichal
Bobby Bonds
Don Mason
Willie Mays
McCovey
Maury Wills
Manny Mota
Mota
Willie Davis
Wes Parker
Willie Crawford
Billy Grabarkewitz
Tom Haller
Kayoed Marichal
Sandy — Vance
Koufax
Jim Brewer
Joe Pepitone
Larry Dierker
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Joe Hague
Deadline Sunday for Flag Day Golf Tournament Entry
The eighth annual Flag Day Golf Tournament accepts entrants by Sunday at Emerald Valley. Four classes compete and players receive 71 strokes plus handicap strokes. the farthest flag planted wins. Entry is $2. Contact Dick Cano at 277-4734 in Lorain or mail to Lorain County District Golf Association Box 258 Lorain.
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Emerald Valley
Dick Cano
Lorain
Lorain County
Pacers and Stars clash in ABA playoff opener
In Indianapolis, the Indiana Pacers meet the Los Angeles Stars in the best-of-seven ABA championship series opener. Mel Daniels faces 6-11 Craig Raymond as Pacers press defense led by Billy Keller and Freddie Lewis tries to slow Stars guards Merv Jackson and Mack Carlin. Daniels, last season MVP, anchors Pacers inside.
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Indianapolis. Ind
Indiana Pacers
Los Angeles Stars
Indiana
Mel Daniels
Craig Raymond
Raymond
Stars
Dallas
Denver
Daniels
Pacer
Bob Leonard
Loop
Pacers
Los Angeles
Billy Keller
Freddie Lewis
Merv Jackson
Mack Carlin
Oberlin closes spring sports with four teams
Oberlin College's spring athletic season wraps up as tennis, track, and lacrosse head to Ohio Conference meets. The Yeomen tennis team seeks a 27 straight dual win streak and title defense, while track and lacrosse face tougher tests amid depleted rosters and prior student actions on campus.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Kesyon
Denison
Yeomen
Bill Tidwell
Poyle rolls 541 series in Roaring Sixties league
Marge Poyle of Bar Rough Construction posted a 541 series at Center Ridge Lanes, with games of 180 208 153, the 208 also leading the area. Pam Gruber for Stroh's Beer was runner up with 523 across 160 187 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Poyle
Center Ridge Lanes
Keglereties
Marge
Barough Construction
Pam Gruber
Pam
Stroh‘s Beer
Two 600s Highlight Lake Erie Bowling Night
Ray Fluker led the Lake Erie Men's League at Center Ridge Lanes with 621, including a 247 high game, for J.R. Dall Ford. Emmet Greenwalt added a 620 with 243 and 175 and 202 games as the league nears season end.
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Ray Fluker
Lake Erie
Center Ridge Lanes
Fluker
J.R. Dall Ford
Emmet Greenwalt
Ames
Northfield Harness Results Show Broad Field Of Winners
The Northfield card lists multiple horses and drivers with finishing times around 2.06 to 2.11. Winners include Egyptian Demon first with 8.5.80 and Mary Quen in second, plus numerous place and show payouts such as Double and Exacta figures. Attendance 4,061 and handle 233,702 recorded.
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Egyptian Demon
Mary Quen
Meego
Armbro Guy
Jonny Giers
Quick Ead
Forbes
Fred Eye
Vapo
Jess Spencer
Worthy Friend
Shelly Dale
Doris Abbe
Chautauqua
Territorial Quen
Little Dancer
Farveletta
Timemaster
Wilmington Spur
Perfecta
Handle
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Loraim
B. MeQuattie
Lora
Schmidt
Cas A
Clack
Golass
Clearview
Mates
Firelands Es
Tielends
Witherspoon
Witheck
Keystone
Witherspeon
Schaffer
Fenderson
Cares
Rebman
Nash
Firelands
Tolvay
Low Bardies
Nagh
Sennetder
New London
Buckosh
Burnworth
South Amherst
Discus Workman
Wellington
Bot
Finelands
Cugar
Gomes
Hyatt
Oe Hyatt
Keystone Thompson
Redman
Thompson
Stevens
Tarson
Juan
San Francisco
Cards
Richie Allen
Vic Davalisto
Willie Stargell
The
Pirates
Rod Carew
Paul Ratliff
Carew
Tony Oliva
Rich Reese
Twins
Royals
Bob Oliver
Joe Keough
Tom Hall
Luis Tiant
Don W. Standen
Kitchel
Kate Keglers
North Rugeville Recreation
Indian Hollow
Bell Co
American Legion
Stoney
John Titus
John Morton
Wittenberg
Tigers
Midwest
Carl Burns
Washington
Eekend
D&p Tractor Sales
E. Capel
Sta
Niewepap
Island & Cowles
Poyle
Perry
Subertas
Chrysler
New Yorker
Perry Motor Sales, Inc
Plymouth
W. Herrick
Eves
Northfield
Bolens Huskys
Oberlin Rd
West Ave
Are Ata
Autolite
FORD
CHEVY
OLDS
BUICK
Pontiac
Auto Parts
Cleveland Street
Newepa