Lorain Beats Elyria In Buckeye Conference Tilt 12 8
Chris Baran starred with three hits and pitched the win as Lorain defeated Elyria 12 to 8 in Buckeye Conference play. Jenny Coe took the loss after fanning six, with Jody Wiech going 2 for 4 and Linda Kais scoring five times to spark the Lorain offense.
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Chris Baran
Lorain
Elyria
Buckeye
Jenny Coe
Jody Wiech
Linda Kais
South Amherst
Avon Avon
Sue Rak
Tn Amherst
Rak
Mona Spangler
Gina Hyster
Allison Tapper
Katie Verdes
Firelands
Cavaliers
Drug testing debate and student-athlete notes across Ohio
A reader argues drug testing for pro and college athletes is necessary for game integrity despite discomfort with checks on players. The letter cites risks of hidden drug use, mentions Ohio State and Cleveland Indians coverage, and praises new radio announcer Steve LaMar. It also highlights academic honors for Elyria Catholic and various Ohio athletes advancing to varsity success and coaching roles.
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Ty Cobb
Stan Musial
All-America Boys
Chevrolet
Indians
Cleveland
Steve LaMar
Winiarski twirls two-hitter as South tops Inland action
South Post 11 6 record as Winiarski fires a two hitter with five walks and 15 strikeouts while teammates contribute two doubles in the sixth inning. Cavaliers seek conference crown vs Cuyahoga Heights as Lesko secures save for Naymik. Meanwhile Firelands beats Columbia 5 4 with Kudela driving in four runs and earning a win.
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Chip Winiarski
South
Firelands
Columbia
Dave Kudela
Falcon
Greg Eichenberg
Apis
Panthers top Wellington as Kaminski settles, Krol relieves
EC tops Wellington into the seventh as Kaminski earns support from Paul Pavlenda who notes the team settled after two rough innings. Wellington scored early on Brasee and DeVoe hits, plus a passed ball, while Jones delivered a chopping ball mishap in the second inning.
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Wellington
Jim Brasee
Dan DeVoe
Eric Jones
Keystone Fans Rally as Ludnick Drives In Two In District Thriller
Keystone clinched two hits and two RBIs from Ludnick, while Leffen praised Columbia as tough opposition. The Inland Conference race heated with Wildcats atop Inland West at 7-0 and Buckeye leading Inland East 10-7 at Penfield’s Recreation Park. Renken scored on Rob Mitchell’s double, then Brasee’s single plated Mitchell for a 3-0 advantage. Elyria Catholic finally broke through in the fourth, but costly outs and baserunning miscues limited scoring. Wellington pitchers Kaminski fanned 11 over six, with EC’s Krol and Rybarczyk delivering timely hits. DeVoe noted fatigue but optimism remains as EC sits 11-9, 4-6 in conference.
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Recreation Park
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Keith Rybarczyk
DeVoe
John Stark
Mitchell
Wellington
Dukes
Kaminski
Record of 21 day DL calls and coaching moves across leagues
A chaotic recap lists players placed on injured lists including Low Ang. Ariza to 21 day disabled list and Jack Howell called up from Edmonton. Basketball notes mention Denver Nuggets and Broncos personnel moves, college coaching appointments at Oklahoma State Villanova and more, followed by chaotic scoring lines, attendance figures, and race for payouts.
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Hapemnan
Pacific Coast
Ee le Mike
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Lee Teewel
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Hannahs Wins at Avon Lake in PBA Regional Meet
Ted Hannahs of Zanesville averaged 229 to win the Avon Lake regional, finishing 13-3 in match play with 5,970 pins. He edged runner up Tim Weisbrod, the 1984 Marion champion from Oak Hills near Cincinnati, by 115 pins at Aquamarine Lanes.
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Marion
Oak Hills
Cincinnati
CSU Inks Strong From Local and Wire Reports
Former Collinwood standout Hersey Strong signed a letter of intent to play basketball at Cleveland State this fall after two seasons at North Dakota State School of Science. The 6 foot 5 forward averaged 15 points and 7 rebounds, earning all conference and all-state junior college honors. At Collinwood he set a 23.6 senior scoring mark, plus 12 rebounds and all-North Senate honors. CSU plans to upgrade its schedule with road games against Ohio State and DePaul among others.
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Local U S Open Golf qualifiers crown medalists at multiple clubs
In Cleveland qualifiers Lee Chill of Columbia Hills CC and Gary Robison of Firestone CC shared medalist honors with 144 totals at Walden GC and Hudson CC. Amateurs Doug Hauenstein was four back at 148. Rich Casabella missed with 157. Columbus qualifiers produced Perry and Cigelnick tied at 147. Top 15 advance to the 36 hole sectional on June 13 16 in Birmingham Michigan. Brian Fogt led Cincinnati qualifiers at Maketewah with 137.
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