Three county players honored Four inducted into Hall of Fame
Craig Schumacher of Elyria Merchants leads four inductees into the new Cuyahoga County Class AAA Hall of Fame as league officials say the honor spotlights players who built the league. Schumacher noted his Elyria roots and the hall’s aim to attract talent while teammate Mike Treuel praised the newcomers and planned for a winning future. Lorain County adds Steve Brodka as another inductee, with Mark Runser joining Elyria High as a versatile new player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jablonski
C-T
Berea — Elyria
Craig Schumacher
Cuyahoga County
Frank Rozum
Schumacher
Elyria Merchants
THE
Merchants
Mike Treuel
Craig
Elyria
Elyria West
Williamsport
Carl Miegal
Jeff Soss
Elyria High
Buckeye
Lorain County
Steve Brodka
Lorain Internationals
Tallahassee
Fla
Sandusky Soldiers
Trevel
Mark Runser
Mark
Treuel
New pin leaders in city team tourney
Elyria The 8 Pack led the Elyria Women’s Bowling Association City Tournament on Saturday with 3,089 pins under captain Cathy Tanner. Elks Ladies moved to second at 3,048, while Serazin and Deery fell to third at 3,013. NB’s and Derin Leasing joined the top 10 with scores around 3,000 plus. Individual best was Stephanie Glass with 598 (210 170 218). Connie Vance shot 562, Eileen Wheatley 560, Kathy Sittinger 551.
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Elyria
Cathy Tanner
Elks Ladies
Serazin
Deery
Derin Leasing
Stephanie Glass
Connie Vance
Eileen Wheatley
Kathy Sittinger
Charlie Brown drives longshot to high harness payoff
Northfield harness action features Charlie Brown in orange blue silks landing a $2,342.10 payoff aboard January Joe at 21-1 with a lifetime best 2 04 1. Michelle Skipper scores in the final Big Triple as Charlie Brown also wins the sequence. Lumber Gart dominates the opening Big Triple at 8-4-7, chased by Gin Customer and Bett's Pet. Memorial Day events thrill the stands with fifty cent treats and ninety seventh year racing staples.
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George Verban
C—T
Northfield
Charlie Brown
Joe
Penticton
Whata Lora
Brown
Charlie
Michelle Skipper
Bucket
Sugar Show
Lumber Gart
Bett
Mel Turcotte
Julie
Nettleson
Shane Boy
Uinelha
Tichelle
North Ridgeville Dukes Upset Rangers In Wild 13-11 Win
North Ridgeville rallied from a 6-2 deficit to beat Lakeland leaders Wellington 13 11. Rob Mitchell collected three hits while John Smith and Charles Scott each drove in three runs and Scott’s crucial third inning triple provided the decisive blow as the Dukes move to 6 7 on the season and North Ridgeville drops to 10 6.
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North Ridgeville
Wellington
Wellinton
Rangers
Dukes
Rob Mitchell
John Smith
Charles Scott
Scott
Lakeland
Ohio State approves steady plan for athletic director
COLUMBUS Ohio State University's new athletic director Rick Bay says he has met with coaches and will take time to evaluate before any changes. He responds to weekend reports of a potential shakeup, emphasizing a deliberate, long term review.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Rick Bay
Bay
CHL
Oberlin Golf Tourney Rescheduled After Weekend Event
Bob Toth recorded the fourth career ace on the 13th hole at Oberlin Golf Club during the weekend tournament. He used an eight iron for the shot, witnessed by George Ross Bob Crawford and Sam Gilbert. The club has set a new 8 a.m. shotgun start for this Sunday.
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Bob Toth
Oberlin Golf Club
Toth
George Ross
Bob Crawford
Sam Gilbert
Golf Club
Pittsburgh vs New Jersey Football Game Summary
Rushing leaders include Miller 60 Holman 29 and Anderson 15 for Pittsburgh while New Jersey’s Walker 16 and Carttum 39 share rushing attempts. Passing shows Ruzane 20 81 for Pittsburgh and Sipe 11 25 1380 for New Jersey with receiving by Kaugh Flowery and McConnaughey. Field goals missed by Pittsburgh Schubert.
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Ditisburgh Miller
Holman
Anderson
Albright
Ruzane
New Jersey
Walker
Carttum
Krugnt
Pittsburgh Ruzane
Swidey
Sipe
Wittsburgh Kaugh
Flowery
Miller
Derey Spek
McConnaughey
Knight
NBA Basketball Scores and Schedule Brief
Disjointed OCR text references NBA games and times including Milwaukee Boston Houston Los Angeles Phoenix and schedule snippets. Includes scores like 122 for Milwaukee and 126 for Los Angeles with evening or afternoon times and venue notes, but content is garbled.
Soccer notes and results from Baltimore and Cleveland games
Fragmentary report lists soccer results involving Baltimore and Cleveland with scattered names and times. Mentions St Louis Wichita and a Tuesday match. Details are garbled but indicate score references and venue mentions in a brief sports blurb.
Area fairways CITY LEAGLE results
Bowling score standings and team results across multiple venues include Barters 73 and Tia TV Bowling Center 52 with LECCE 44 and Tiny Pines 3% at VPC Sports 62. Elyria TV 99 and Fidwets by Sharon 99 show close competition. Standings list Carters Plugin Vite CIN Sports 107 and US Steel al Hive Dikinan Lil. Builders 15 with LOCO 123 and Tiny Fines 1b. Joe Ross 38 leads Low Net George Marker 34. Amateur golf and bowling results echo a busy amateur league page with numerous local sponsors and businesses listed among the standings.
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Tia TV
Stovec
Sharon
Tiny Pines
VPC Sports
Ghus Steed Iy
Bangue
Carters
Vite Cin Sports
Elyria TV
US Steel al
Hive Dikinan Lil. Builders
UPC
Loco
Tiny Fines
Brive Lak
Joe Ross
George Marker
Mestas
Hodger Simon
Chass Bo Mestas
Jim Dawns
Chast Minton
Harold Kendrick
Amherst City
Sweet Bear
Softball Scores From Local Church League Action
Columbia Church League games featured Heralis Col Baptist 18 defeating Church of God AF 2 and Col Methodist 9 over NR Church of God 8. Church of God Prophecy 1 fell to Hosanna 5, while Elyria Assembly 10 beat Flyria Assembly 214.
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Columbia Church League
Heralis Col Baptist
Church of God AF
Col Methodist
Church of God
Church of God Prophecy
Hosanna
Elyria Assembly
Flyria
Transitions WASP Ball Huston Bruised Players Shuffle
Confusing report notes multiple player moves and team changes including pitchers quarterbacks and receivers. Trafficked names include Jerry Aulvteyn James English Tony Fernandez and David Brown with trades involving the Los Angeles Handers and Washington Pridehaly amid mixed league references.
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Thall
Fdmontosn
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Jun Pale Haber
Ragland Pathnts
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David Brown
Kenneth Holland
Richard Aviva
Mulip
Michael Ingram
Streeie
Leal Patneroe
Tamma Hay
Jerry Aulvteyn
Wainers
Los Angeles Handers
Tevin
Titi
Ashingto' Prdehaly
Dicey Dunes
Unclear bowling scores and players listed in scrambled OCR
Fragmentary bowling score sheet shows multiple players and team series marks with inconsistent names and numbers. Readable items include several 1000s and 2000s in mixed formats, but many fragments are garbled, making full identification of teams or outcomes impossible.
Baseball scores and standings from today in major league play
Reported results show New York 3 to 4 over Los Angeles while Philadelphia edges Carlton in a close matchup. Batters MBIREIN and Cnet post notable performances as Houston and Chicago teams juggle early season form.
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History May 7: Red Son and Brewers set major league record
A garbled report notes a Boston Red Son and Miltauker Brewers pair combining for a major league record with 21 extra runs in a 24 10 win at Fenway Park. Mentions Hugh Daily, a one armed hurler for Chicago White Six, striking out 13 Baltimore players. References Kane Tiday and Tommy John with unclear context.
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Miltauker Brewers
Heston
Fenway Park
Hugh Daily
Chicago White Six
Baltimore
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