Gottfried Inducted in Elyria Sports Hall of Fame
Ted Gottfried, Elyria High standout and top scorer with 1,108 points, is honored at the 12th Elyria Sports Hall of Fame banquet at Del Luca's Place. The 1957 58 Pioneers, led by Gottfried, posted a 20 2 season, won Buckeye Conference and district titles, and shaped a golden era of Elyria basketball.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Ted Gottfried
Elyria High
Elyria Sports Hall of Fame
del Luca
Elyria
Gottfried
Richard Montague
Montague
Pioneers
Pioneer
Wellington
Buckeye
John Marshall
East Tech
Dale Reichenbach
Bob Hersman
Bucks survive 76ers with Criss clutch free throws in win
Milwaukee guard Charlie Criss at 5-8 helped spark a faster Bucks tempo and limited Maurice Cheeks as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 100-94 to narrow the series to 3-1. Lanier added 17 points as Criss and Johnson fueled the rally and Criss drilled nine of ten free throws late.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Charlie Criss
Philadelphia
Maurice Cheeks
Bucks
76Ers
NBA
Alton Lister
Charlie
Bob Lanier
Don Nelson
Criss
Cheeks
Brian Winters
Winters
Lanier
Jers
Moses Malone
Andrew Toney
Marques Johnson
Waiting game pays off for Cabamillas in marathon
Demetrio Cabamillas employed a waiting strategy in the Revco Cleveland Marathon finishing in 2 17 17 after edging Charlie Vigil by 200 yards. Vigil of Alamosa Colo was runner up in 2 18 06 with Chuck Smead third, Norgergo Segura fourth, and Ted Rupe fifth. In the 10 kilometer run Dave Murphy led early but Joe Sheeran and Adrian Leek chased to narrow gaps, while Vermilion’s Steve Kahila led local finishers at 17th in 2 25 11 regime.
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Cleveland
Demetrio Cabamillas
Charlie Vigil
Chuck Smead
Don Frederick
Don Howison
Camabillas
Vigil
Alamosa
Colo
Smead
Santa Paula
Calif
Norgergo Segura
Ogden
Utah
Ted Rupe
Mansfield
Ohio
Dave Murphy
Louisville
John Wellerding
Bettendorf
Iowa
Adrian Leek
Johnson City
Tenn
Steve Kahila
Vermilion
Richard Oldrieve
Westlake
Joan Hartmann
Oberlin
Mike Foley
Bay Village
North Salt Lake
Indians head to Texas for long road swing
Cleveland opens a three game series in Texas with Len Barker on the mound after rain postponed Sunday's game with Toronto. The trip includes California and Seattle stops, TV coverage on WUAB Channel 43, and returns for Memorial Day weekend against the Angels. Toby Harrah eyes a late trip return.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Indians
Texas
Toronto
California
Seattle
Len Barker
Rangers
Barker
Blue Jays
Rick Honeycutt
Dave Stieb
Honeycutt
Rick Sutcliffe
Jon Matlack
Lary Sorensen
Charlie Hough
Wuab-Tv
Channel 43
Tribe
The
Angels
Ferraro
Toby Harrah
Harrah
Baltimore
Dennis Martinez
Wil Culmer
Charleston
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