Elyria Hall of Fame Banquet Fires Up North Ridgeville
The Elyria Sports Hall of Fame banquet drew a lively crowd at Crystal Springs Beach House in North Ridgeville with an air conditioned venue boosting mood. Notable moments included substitute speaker Doug Dicken of the Browns handling duties, Jeri Pomeroy missing front-page photo due to late Cambodia news, and plans for the 1875 Decathlon at Ely Stadium. Rainbow Sports Medicine staff from Lorain County and Cleveland join a summer trainer course, while Elyria’s Dean Jansheski wins Wisconsin Scholar Athlete award and Jerry Gilbert leaves Ashland College after a 7.7 ppg season, once scoring 28 in a game.
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Elyrian golfer achieves first hole-in-one of year
Elyria resident Pete Tschaekofske aces the 180 yard eighth hole at Pine Brook in a Sunday round on the Pine Brook course. The shot, four feet from the hole, was witnessed by Juan Perez and others, marking his first ace of the year and a memorable moment at the Brook.
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Elyria and Lorain face off for second in Buckeye East
A 4 p.m. playoff at George Daniel field pits Elyria against Lorain to decide the division runner up and a spot in the conference playoffs Saturday. If rain interrupts, the game will be rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Dodgers Prosper as Giants Starve in Space Age Locker Room
Melvin Durslag reports on Dodgers rising attendance at Dodger Stadium while Giants struggle. With about 20 percent of home dates played, Los Angeles averages around 40,000 in attendance and 13,000 season seats sold. The club plans 81 home games on 60 dates, aided by brisk ticket sales and new look branding.
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Dodgers Survival Days: Weather Trials and Rainout Runs
The note recalls Dodgers resilience through weather disruptions from 1958 debut to 1967 rainout stoppage. It cites 737 home games before the first rainout, a late 1967 postponement, and then 661 rainout-free home games, highlighting luck and a license to sell concessions late into the night.
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Ohioans Qualify for Open U S Golf Sectionals
Ohio golfers advanced in U S Open sectional qualifiers at Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati. Steve Groves led Columbus with 73 73 total 146 while Tom Popa 148 and Charlie Wood tied for lead in Cleveland with 147. Mullinax led Cincinnati with 69 70 139. five amateurs qualified.
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Sabres' goal tonight to stop Clarke and Flyers
Philadelphia star Bobby Clarke faces a tough test as he tries to rally the Flyers in the third game of the Stanley Cup finals against Buffalo. Clarke has been the key factor for Philadelphia, contributing two goals and three assists in the series as Bernie Parent backs the team in net.
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Staub to Speak to Lorain County Coaches
Ralph Staub, assistant football coach at Ohio State, will be the featured speaker for the final meeting of the year of the Lorain County Football Coaches Association. He will discuss offensive line play at Lorain Catholic High School tomorrow night at 7 30.
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Artidello wins 700 Club Invitational Tourney
Lou Artidello of Lorain topped Chuck Lewick of Elyria by 31 pins in the final match and added a 50 pin bonus to win the Jack Tarry Memorial 700 Club Invitational Sunday at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Artidello earned $500 from a 441 total as 92 bowlers started the meet under a new scoring method. Collins of Lorain was second with 378 and $400, Lewicki third with 369 and $300. Fourth through eighth included Doug Pearson, Lou Oswalt, Jerry Burgess, Jim Moran and Rusty Groner with smaller prize ties. The field more than quadrupled from last year. organizers praised the new format.
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