Canadiens Dominate to Stanley Cup Triumph This Season
A chronicler recalls the Montreal Canadiens steamrolling the NHL season with just eight losses, a record of dominance unmatched by peers. The piece also notes Elyria Hall of Fame events praising figures like Fred Lehmann and Ray Wilson, and highlights former Elyria players Sunagel Balser Morris at Wooster.
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Montreal Canadiens
Cleveland Barons
Canadiens
Yankees
Celtics
Packers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Elyria
Fred Lehmann
Ely Stadium
Fred
Horn
Steve Sunagel
Elyria High
College of Wooster
Bette Wilson
Ray Wilson
Byron Morris
Wilson
Fremont names new cage coach Norm Paeth
Norm Paeth, 30, named head basketball coach at Fremont Ross High School by the Board of Education. He comes from Sandusky St. Marys, where his 55-27 record included two Sandusky Bay Conference championships and three sectional crowns. He succeeds Renny Miller after a winless season, and is a 1964 Fremont St. Joseph High School graduate.
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Norm Paeth
Fremont Ross High School
Board of Education
Paethas
Sandusky St. Mary's
Sandusky Bay
Renny Miller
Miller
Ross. Paeth
Fremont St. Joseph High School
Fremont
Tampa University
Tuscaranes Central Catholic
Sandusky
Paeth
Sandusky St. Mary
Gund to invest in Cleveland Barons through limited partnership
George Gund II of Cleveland will acquire 13 percent of 25 units of limited partnerships offered by Sandy Greenberg to back the Cleveland Barons financially. Each unit is valued at 150000 dollars as Greenberg seeks funding to stabilize the NHL club for next season following ownership changes and calls for solvency.
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Cleveland
George Gand
Richfield Coliseum
Sandy Greenberg
Cleveland Barons
National Hockey League
Gund
Greenbergs
Barons
NHL Board of Governors
Greenberg
Mel Swig
Cleveland Trust Co
Erving scores 33 as Sixers take series opener over Trail Blazers
Dr J Julius Erving dazzled with 33 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals as Philadelphia upset Portland 107-101 in game one of the NBA finals. The doctor of hoops said playoffs are net-cutting time and Portland must find a way to slow him to even the series.
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Philadelphia
Julius Erving
Dr. J
Erving
Sixers
Portland Trail Blazers
Portland
Blazers
Bob Gross
Larry Steele
Gross
Julius
Dr. J) Erving
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Named NBA MVP for Fifth Time
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lakers center, won the NBA Most Valuable Player award in a landslide with 159 votes. He led the league in field goal percentage, ranked second in rebounds and blocks, and helped Los Angeles achieve the best regular season record. Bill Walton was runner-up, and Pete Maravich finished third in the voting.
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Los Angeles
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Abdul-Jabbar
NBA
Kareem Abdul- Ucla
San7ek
Portland Trail Blazers
Bill Walton
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Podoloff
MVF
Milwaukee
Portland
Jerry West
West
Kareem
McCovey's bat sizzling in 7-2 Giants win over Cards
McCovey powered the Giants with a double and two singles as San Francisco built a 15-hit attack to beat St Louis 7-2 in a nationally telecast game. Ed Halicki allowed five hits through seven. Lavelle finished the eighth inning rally. Other MLB results include Red Sox-Yankees 4-3 and Orioles-Brewers 6-5 in 10 innings.
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Willie McCovey
Jack Benny
McCovey
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A’s
Toronto Blue Jays
Atlanta Braves
San Diego Padres
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Ed Halicki
St. Louis
Gary Lavelle
Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
Bill Lee
Bill Campbell
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
Siugger
New York
Billy Martin
Jack
Orioles
Brewers
Pat Kelly
Kelly
Jim Slaton
Lee May
Oeeee
Pioneers edge Admirals in Buckeye baseball duel
Elyria defeats Admiral King 9 to 5 in a Buckeye Conference Eastern division game on King diamond. Keith Bryner starts a five run third inning with a line drive and Duane Sunagel drives in two, as Elyria builds a cushion before holding off King’s late rallies.
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Lorain
Elyria
Pioneers
Admirals
Keith Bryner
Jim Diederich
Dale Albert
Bryner
Duane Mills
Duane Sunagel
Dee Pioneers
Mills
Sunagel
Jamie Gilbert
Jack Schumacher
King
Doug Kaya
Louis Reardon
Namonr Tarpley
Pioneer
Admiral
Jerry Keron
Mike Tiuian
Diederich
Buckeye
Schurmacher
Paonessa
Steelmen
Relief pitchers shine as Pioneer, Admiral squads split action
Freshman Rainey and starter Gilbert combined to limit Pioneer with two runs allowed while Paone sa and King guided Elyria to a 6-0 conference mark. Westlake North Olmsted’s Steve Snyder threw his third no hitter in as many varsity seasons, fanning seven and walking none as Westlake defeated North Olmsted.
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KING
Rainey
Greg Paine
Sine
Ely- Tia
Gilbert
Sunagel
Duane
Schumacher
Westlake
North Olmsted
Steve Snyder
Thander
Tow
Sgamne
Snyder
Ken Krepop
Demons
Ron Josse
Neal Swift
Swift
Parris
Asc Kht
Reardon Io Parris
Dieters
Trom
Bawaras
Aziy D Kaya
Fiai
Aoa
Sumagelx
Henry Grandell
Keron
N. Otmied
Littlerne
McGee
Rodusky
Josie
Aernd
Fosse
Somagel
Kaya
Wes CW
Garza
Gitert
Slew Nominated for Ohio Derby At Thistledown
Seattle Slew leads a 106-horse list for the $150000 Ohio Derby set for June 19 at Thistledown. Ohio bred entries include Big Zip and Royal Poton, with June 17 as the nomination deadline. the winner earns $90000 and Slew tops the year's money list with $606,640.
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Cleveland
Seattle
Royal Ski
Big Zip
Seattle Slew
Keystone second West third in Brook lyn Invitational tourney
Keystone finished second and Elyria West third in the Brook lyn Invitational baseball tourney completed Sunday. Keystone beat Elyria West 2-1 in the loser's bracket final then lost to Cuyahoga Heights 10-6 in the championship final. Jay Dill outpitched Lou Tumblin in opening game. Tumblin allowed four hits and nine strikeouts.
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Keystone
Elyria West
Cuyahoga Heights
Jay Dill
Lou Tumblin
Dill
Tumblin
Dale Gregory
Wildcats
al Carmen
West
Eric Lampkin
Tony Coleman
Matz scores first ace in Pine Brook round
North Ridgeville golfer Awe Marvin Matz aces with a 133 yard wedge at Pine Brook Golf Course for his first ace this season and second at PEC BRAS RECON me Pine Brock. Spectators included Emme's $72 and Dave Pantson with Brad Keubler witnessing.
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Marvin Matz
North Ridgeville
Pine Brook
Matz
PEC Bras
Pine Brock
Emme
Dave Pantson
Dirs Romanchit
Pao
Brad Keubler
Bormer
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Sportscop
Gand
Pete Maravich
New Orleans
Bob Lanier
Detroit
Moses Malone
Houston
Elvin Hayes
Washington
David Thompson
Denver
Maurice Lucas
Artis Gilmore
Chicago
Fred Rothenberg
AP Sports
San Diego
Oakland
Braves
Padres
Barry Bonnell
Jeff Burroughs
Atlanta
Bonnell
Blue Jays
Rick Langford
Blue
Langford
Tony Arnas
Ron Homer
Albert
Sunael
Brian Balser
Slew
Ohio Derby
Redskins
Jeff Piasecki
Piasecki
Rick Harle
Andy Harsh
Carl Heckelmaier
Avon
South
Amherst
Cliff Lawson
Bill Jones
South Amherst
Lawson
Ron Trogdon
Jones
Cavaliers
Jeff Bormmer
Steve Hall
Dale Osborne
Hall
Osborne
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