Brookside tops Midview 8 5 in clutch baseball win
Brookside defeated Midview 8 to 5 as Greg Kirsh Ray Zagorsky Greg Diluciano and Charlie Ligman each had two hits. Cardinal ace Mark Kudrin pitched five batters retired and added a triple to seal the victory. Midview’s Kevin Kiesel collected three hits and three RBI while Larry Daniels added two hits including a double.
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Grafton
Greg Kirsh
Ray Zagorsky
Greg Diluciano
Charlie Ligman
Pace Ihe
Midview
Cardinal
Mark Kudrin
Kevin Kiesel
Larry Daniels
Middie
Clint Cuny fifth in decathlon at All-Ohio Cups
Brookside freshman Clint Cuny finished fifth in the All-Ohio Decathlon Cups in Akron, winning the 1500 meters in 4 5.4 and totaling 6,196 points. He earned NCAA Division II nationals at Baldwin Wallace May 29 31. Jim Schuur of Cincinnati led Akron meet with 7,033 points.
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Brookside
Clint Cuny
Chronicle-Telegram
Akron
Yesterny
Cuny
Baldwin-Wallace
Baldwin- Wallace
Jim Baum
C-T
Ashland College
Jim Schuur
Cincinnati
Cleveland Nets Triumph in World Team Tennis Debut
Cleveland Nets beat the Lobsters 24 to 21 in Richfield in the 1975 World Team Tennis opener. Crowd favorite Margot Tuff, a Cleveland native, drew cheers despite a 6-1 mixed doubles loss to Boston’s Bob Hewitt and Wendy Turnbull. Graebner and Nets coach Marty Riessen praised the enthusiastic youths leading cheers.
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Richfield
Margot Tuff
Cleveland
Nets
Tiff
Clark Graebner
Boston
Bob Hewitt
Wendy Turnbull
Graebner
Marty Riessen
DuPont and Jones
Terry Melville
Valarie Ziegenfaas
Riessen
Raz Reid
Reid
Melville
DuPont
Hewitt
Margot Tiff
Graebeer
Pro sport playoffs and hockey results mix from 1960s era
The fragment lists best-of-7 playoff notes and NBA hockey results, with Golden State at Washington, Kentucky vs Indiana, and Philadelphia 4 Buffalo in NHL context. It also recounts World Team Tennis notes with Riessen, Jones, DuPont, Melville, and Hewitt, detailing Nets Lobsters matches and players’ comments about crowd energy and umpire conduct.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Casper Leads New Orleans Open After Restful Start
Billy Casper says rest from golf boosts performance as he shares the New Orleans Open lead with Larry Nelson after a five under par 67. Peter Oosterhuis Allen Muller Gary Sarders Mike Morley and Danny Edwards are one stroke back at 68, while defending champ Lee Trevino shoots par 72 in wet, soggy conditions. Daisies win Stoney's Bowlerettes League title after a rallying victory over the Rose Buds led by Hildebrandt Fenik and Lambert.
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Casper
Larry Nelson
England
Peter Oosterhuis
Allen
Johnny
Dallas
Toby Dacklin
United States
Daisies
Stoney’s
Sally Hildebrandt
Kathy Fenik
Sandy Lambert
Rose Buds
Record spring turkey harvest tops state mark in split season
Hunters harvested 76 turkeys in the first segment and 19 in the second, totaling 95, beating the prior 71 record set in 1973 and tied in 1974. A total of 1,264 hunters participated with top counties Hocking, Vin ton, Pike, Adams, Medina. Izaak Walton League posts a work party and picnic supper, plus two new trap houses and a 28 by 4 foot shelter. Fishing party slated for June with committee members named. notable catches include a 33 pound buffalo sucker and a seven pound smallmouth bass being evaluated for state records.
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Rufus Clendenning
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Fremont
Huron
Milan
Jerry Collingsworth
District Two
Wildlife Division
Oberlin Golf Club trails after first round in Interclub
Canter bury leads the field with a 376 gross and 371 net as Oberlin eight shots back in a 3-hole Cleveland District Golf Association Interclub at Lake Forest Country Club. Jim Ross led Oberlin with a 74, others post 75s amid tight team standings with Wedgewood, Spring Valley, Columbia Hills, Avon Oaks and Elyria fielding squads. Ray Tesner of Tippecanoe recorded a hole-in-one on the 185 yard 18th.
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Canterbury
Chagris Valley
Cleveland District
Larry Nagy
Charles Nagy
Weod
Boots Widener
Glenn Apple
Paul Minnich
Robert Handloser
Mike Foegen
Wedgewood
Tippecanoe
Spring Valley
Columbia Hills
Avon Oaks
Elyria
Jack Kuhl
Link Goldease
Ed Pekarik
Frank Dilworth
Ray Gessler
Elyria Country Club
Ron Sanker
Doug Avon Oaks
Mike Turner
Tom Hennings
Marty Turner
Fred Perrin
Dag Moller
Ray Tesner
CYO Championship Track Meet Set for Sunday at Amherst
The Catholic Youth Organization sponsors its Championship Meet this Sunday at 1 pm at Amherst Track Field. Top athletes from two qualifying meets compete for individual awards and team trophies across three divisions A B and C with nine parishes participating.
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CYO
Catholic Youth Organization
Amherst
St. Jude Elyria
St. Peter Lorain
St. Thomas Sheffield Lake
St. Joseph Amherst Nativity
St. Peter's North Ridgeville
St. Anthony
St. Mary's Avon
St. Mary Elyria
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van Dyke
Cydia Seed
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Cleveland Nets
Lobsters
Don Norris
Pro Sport
Romantic
Vorespont
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Washington
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Hasble
Jon Tiria
Riesten
Cleveland Jets
T Sweetap
Ann Jones
Laura DuPont
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Reesaen
Rend
Riessen-Groekeer
Rext-Hewitt
New York
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Golden Gate
Phoenix
San Diego
Hawa
Houston
Hawaii
New Orleans
Billy Casper
Sandusky Speedway
Action Auto Racing
Perkins Ave
Wholesale Tire Distributors
Whitewalls
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Angeile
Amatican
Don Miller
Turkey
Hocking
Vinton
Pike
Adams
Medina Izaak Walton League
Art Swartz
Budd Lantz
Medina Ikes
Ray Cornelius
Stan Mersing
Bing Lutz
Bing
Ed Mosley
Ed Molar
Lorain
Cold Creek
Ssummer
Powers and
Dawley
W. College Oberlin
Jacobsen
Pronesti
Borres Lane
Oberlin Golf Club
Fred Garrison
Terry Tarreil
Jack Donasky
Bill Hyland
North Hollywood. Calif
UPI
Southern Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Dwight Stones
Georgia-Pacific
Adobe
Spectrum
Iyxa
Gerete
Prieny
Berch Vena
Sansa OO U
Oberlin Building Suppliers
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