Resignation ends Dale Reichenbach era at Elyria High
Dale Edward Reichenbach, מקום long serving Elyria High School head basketball coach, announced his resignation after a 13 season run that produced 221 victories and 78 defeats and multiple tournament successes. Speculation centers on Bob Hersman as his successor, with school officials likely to announce at the June 27 board meeting.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Russ Dean
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Smittle
Board of Education
Ben V. Myers
John C. Edwards
Harold Dicken
George E. Johnson Jr
Robert W. Stevenson
Fast Carlisle School
Kiger's two run homer powers Huron past Amherst in league game
Huron pitcher Kiger belted a two run homer in the eighth to beat Amherst 6 2 in Lakeland Conference action. Amherst had tied the game earlier, but Kiger's homer and relief from Rau helped Huron improve to 3-7 in the conference while Amherst dropped to 3-13.
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Greiner Abrahemowicz
Riddie & Greca
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Jim Miller
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Legion baseball opens tomorrow in Elyria opener
Elyria American Legion opens its season with Tom Burrer at first and Dave Hopkins at second, Galion game moved to June 1 in Elyria, Tom Roka at shortstop as Keystones and Elria provide fielding. Coach Bob Rieth aims for strong pitching and hitting to start the season on a high note.
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Gary Nonnamaker Oflinger
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Dale Long Aims to Return to Majors as Umpire
Dale Long, a 10 year MLB veteran, plans a return to the majors next season via umpiring. He moved from Pittsburgh Pirates hitting eight homers in eight games to officiating in the New York Pennsylvania League and now to the International League. Long says baseball is his life and hopes to qualify for a major league job again, believing his size and unique career path help his case.
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Golfer fires birthday hole in one at Cherry Ridge
Reno Collier, age 65, joined golfing elite with a hole in one on the No 3 hole at Cherry Ridge. He used a No 8 iron to launch a 130 yard ace while playing with Jack Thompson and former Lake Aye Floor Covering owner status mentioned.
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No-hitter and strong defense highlighted local baseball action
Bill Haynes pitched a 40 nohitter for Grafton Local 392 with 21 batters faced and 10 strikeouts as only one runner reached on an error before a double play erased him. Ed Berner threw a no-hitter for the LaGrange Merchants in an 11 1 decision over Eaton American Legion with nine K’s. Spencer Eagles, paced by Ed Roberts, defeated Columbia Tigers 18 6, piling up 12 team hits as Jim Stroup led with three.
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Grafton
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Ed Yensho
Berner
Spencer Eagles
Columbia Tigers
Ed Roberts
Eagles
Jim Stroup
Don Eakens
Terry Chapman
Tom Scheek
Ed Ramev
500 Club Dot Remchuk-s25 Elie Miller-500 By M Reefer
In a brief sports note, the 500 club lists Remchuk at dot and Elie Miller at 500 with coverage by M Reefer and B Lansky. The snippet hints at a local event or club activity featuring these participants and organizers.
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Nicklaus bids for Memorial Open playoff in tense finish
At Colonial Country Club Nicklaus trails by three after one, then ties Johnny Pott with a 65 as drama grows. Pott shoots a 68, and Nicklaus misses a short birdie putt on 18 to leave the door open for a possible playoff in the Memorial Open.
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Little Leagues Pitcher Jim Flowers Delivers Stewart Appliance Win
Stewart Appliance defeated Quik Way Auto Wash 9 to 1 as Jim Flowers pitched a solid game and belted a homer in the fifth. Tom Machovina led Lear Siegler with multiple homers but Clerk Local 880 rallied with five runs in the bottom of the fifth to pull ahead. Peter Heiderbach had a grand slam for United Polish Club in a 29 to 1 rout over Moulders Union, while Rick Henderson fueled Majestic Moulding with a homer and two doubles in a 9 to 7 win over Dickens Funeral Home.
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Stewart Appliance
Quik Way Auto Wash
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Lear Slegler
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Dave Holly
Gene Below
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Tom Craig
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Echo Valley opens with challenging nine hole course
Echo Valley Golf Course in Wellington begins operation this week with a grand opening. Owner Pat Lugaski, aided by Frank Kaszubinski, features a rugged 9 hole 4400 yard par 30 layout with wind and reading greens as key tests. Greens range 7000 to 8000 square feet and future plans add sand traps and trees.
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Pott Leads Oklahoma City Open In Round Three
Johnny Pott held a four stroke lead entering the third round of the Oklahoma City Open at the city course. Tony Lema, crediting luck for his position, and a young Tom Weiskopf remained hopeful as the $57,000 event continued with windy weather possible and Olympic guest speakers noted.
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