Local league action yields a 6-2 win for Quick Way over Local 880
Quick Way Auto Wash powered to a 6-2 victory over Local 880 behind five runs in the first inning and solid pitching from Garry Green. Tim Smithette fanned 10, earning the win while Dave Keefer took the loss with nine strikeouts. Lou Vasi, Tom Malonowski, Larry Greene, Paul Sinegal and Doug Doman supplied the offense for Quick Way. Mark Sears, Melvin Haag and Greg Sighn led Local 880 at the plate.
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Tin Smithielte
Dave Keefer
Sinithette
Stewart
Garry Green
Rk Sinegar
Quick Way
Jin Mullholland
Greg Siglin
Lou Vasi
Tom Malonowski
Larry Greene
Paul Sinegal
Doug Doman
Mark Sears
Melvin Haag
Greg Sighn
Jeff Dye
John Fugatte
Local league baseball results lean toward high scoring
Ohio Builders crushed by Dive Gaoundwokt Ley Drage Really 17 to 1, while Terre Pure topped Williams Brothers 7 to 1 in last night's play. Ricky Underman hit a league first home run for Ohio Vending in a 10-2 win over Empire Springs. Harshaw Chemical edged Western Auto 6-5 and Elyria Fence and Implement beat WEW 7-3.
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Ley Drage
Ohio Builders
Terrel Pure
Williams Brothers
Ricky Underman
Ohio Vending
Empire Springs
Harshaw Chemical
Western Automatic
Elyria
WEW
Parents and Kids Dominate Elyria Bowling Tourney
The bantam and junior leagues at Elyria Bowling Center held their annual Child-Parent Bowling Tournament with 36 couples. Winners included Bonnie and Barb Burns in bantam girls, Darlene and Naomi Blake in junior girls, and George and Mary Davis in junior boys, with top games by Ted Gusser Jr., George Davis, and Lee Gallion among others.
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Elyria Bowling Center
Bonnie
Barb Burns
Anita
Namon Tarpley Sr
Jill Thome
John Brooks
Darlene
Naomi Blake
Georgia Gallion
Bob Eckenroad
Sue
Mary Kaylor
Lee Kimble
Lee Gallion
Barry
Dempsey Hogan
Mike Delp
Frank Vincent
George and
Mary Davis
Wall
Pete Jameson
Ted Jr
Ted Gusser Sr
Barry Hogan
Tim Tower
Ricky Miller
Bonnie Burns
Jim Recupero
George Davis
Ted Gasser Jr
Walter Jameson
Darlene Blake
Pete Peterson
Peterson
Gallion
Bud Gallion
George Gallion
Ed Kaylor
Fiore to Speak at Midview Spring Awards Banquet
GRAFTON Frank Fiore former Elyria High and Lorain County Community College wrestling coach will speak at Midview Highs Spring Awards Banquet on Tuesday May 27 at 6 30 pm in the Junior High School. Tickets are 3 each from athletic director Ed Adelsberg by Wednesday. Lakeland Conference wrestling team will be honored along with basketball baseball track and golf teams.
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Grafton
Frank Fiore
Elyria High
Lorain County Community College
Midview High
Ed Adelsberg
Midview
Lakeland Conference
Oberlin Runners Reach Finals at Ohio Conference Meet
Oberlin College athletes advance to finals at the Ohio Conference Track Meet hosted by Ohio Wesleyan. John Maron placed fifth in discus at 146-6 as Baldwin Wallace swept that event. Bob Halley qualified for finals in 100-yard dash at 10.0 and 220-yard dash at 22.3. Tessie Wiley made finals in 440-yard dash at 48.9. Lyn Seltzer reached the 880-yard run final in 1:56.6.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin College
John Maron
Baldwin Wallace
Bob Halley
Oberlin
Tessie Wiley
Lyn Seltzer
Murcer's late double beats Angels and baseball’s rough day
Yankees win 2-1 as Murcer bloops a ground rule double off Rudy May with runners on second and third and two out in the ninth. Robison and Tresh sparked the rally. Seattle tops Boston 10-9 in 11. Oakland beats Cleveland 3-0. Baltimore outlasts Kansas City 5-3 in 11. Detroit-Minnesota rainout.
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Rigney
California
Angel
Rudy May
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Vic Davalllo
New York Yankees
Angels
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
New York
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Cleveland
Seattle
Boston
Minnesota
Willie Horton
Bill Robinson
Tom Tresh
Tresh
Robinson
Lou Johnson
Jim Fregosi
John Kennedy
Wayne Comer
Tommy Harper
Record-breaking mood at Villanova
The Villanova track meet drew top names like Tommie Smith, John Carlos, Peter Norman and Marty Liquori with hopes of record times. Carlos vows a nine-second 100 yards, while other stars from San Jose State, Florida and Ireland are set to compete alongside Villanova greats and Olympic veterans in a fast, high stakes weekend event.
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Villanova University
Tommie Smith
John Carlos
Mexico City
Australia
Peter Norman
Carlos
San Jose State
Fresno
Lee Evans
Larry James
Willie Davenport
Houston Striders
Erv Hall
Jim Elliott
Wildcats
Jack Sacheler
Florida
Marty Liquori
Sam Bair
Frank Murphy
Bob Beamnon
Bob Seagren
Yanceys 136 leads Jack Gary by two strokes
Bert Yancey shot a four under par 136 to lead Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player by two at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Nicklaus and Player posted 138 as the field, after a day when 20 players beat par on the 7,100 yard Colonial Country Club course.
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Fort Worth
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Colonial Country Club
Billy Maxwell
Jack Montgomery
Little League South to Restart Opening Day Ceremonies
Little League South will retry its opening day program tomorrow at noon at the Little League South Field after rain washed out last Sunday’s ceremony. City recreation directors Chuck Hoagland and Thurm Taylor, plus several other city officials, are expected to participate.
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Little League South
Chuck Hoagland
Thurm Taylor
Chronicle-Telegram item from May 17 1969
Local Chronicle-Telegram page from Mlyria Ohio dated Saturday May 17 1969. This note summarizes a single historical newspaper item with identifiable place and date and no further context provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
IL Mlyria
Ohio
Local golfers tee off in US Open qualifier at Pine Ridge
Five locals compete in a United States Golf Association Open qualifier at Pine Ridge Country Club and Turn-A-Rae. Survivors of the 36-hole marathon advance to sectional sites in Detroit, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Local hopeful Seheel of Oberlin starts at Pine Ridge, with others at Tam-A-Rae and nearby courses.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Seheel
Oberlin Golf Club
Pine Ridge
Fred Wifner
Avon Oaks
Wilson Mobley
Hickory Nut
Columbia Station
Tam- A-Rae
Tam-A-Rae
Jim Ross
John Zolnay
Charley Smith
Forest Hills Country Club
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