Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Brief May 28
Local brief from Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports a concise civic update dated Monday May 28. The item notes a scheduled meeting and mentions key figures and locations without details.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1984
Page
10
Local brief from Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports a concise civic update dated Monday May 28. The item notes a scheduled meeting and mentions key figures and locations without details.
About 120 teams will compete June 9 10 at Center Ridge Lanes North Ridgeville for a chance at a 1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. Listed qualifiers include George's Roofing from the Wednesday Home C League and Keller's Bicycle No 1 from the Friday Agreeables. Additional races at Stan Hywet and regional golf and running events accompany the weekend’s sports schedule.
Spiegelberg Insurance and Henrietta Packing defeated Amherst squads. Spiegelberg beat Ambhest 7-0 with three goals by Jason Barre and three by Brandon Raccio, plus one by Jennifer Koleno. Henrietta Packing won 1-0 as Chad Hetzger scored the lone goal. Avon Avondale Golf Club hosts a scratch three man scramble June 9 with a $1000 top prize based on 40 teams. entry $25 per player, second $500, third $250, greens fees included. Deadline June 7. Call 934-4398.
Olmsted Falls High School in Division III, Class AA and Southwestern Conference seeks freshman football opponent for Thursday October 18 and a freshmen scrimmage with date to be determined. Also desires a middle school scrimmage for Wednesday August 22. Contact athletic director Bob Theiss or head coach Jeff Chase at 216-235-1200 for details.
The page lists several bowling events with team standings and scores. Notable entries include ROADRUNNER, Whipporesh, and Starters divisions, plus individual results such as Ruthie Tomphins 562 and Frank Scott 593. The data mix shows team totals, series figures, and single-game tallies across groups like WEDDING MEN and Teams verte Zips.
Geauga Lake will host the second Geauga Lake Runaround on Sunday June 10 at 8 30 am with start and finish near the main gate. Two courses 210 K six point two miles and a two mile run. Entry fee seven dollars includes park admission and first 1 000 entrants receive nylon gear bags. Mail entries postmarked by June 4. Race packets available June 8 9 at the Geauga Lake main gate. For info contact race director Ted Schultz at 562-7131.
Hiram College hosts the Competition Plus Basketball Camp from June 24 to 29 for boys in grades seven through twelve. The $165 fee includes instruction and facilities, with a June 15 deadline. For information contact Ken Oblak at 365-9679.
Western Reserve holds its track and field banquet June 4 and its baseball banquet June 5 at 7 p.m. The events recognize spring sports teams and athletes.
Northwood swept the city junior high track meet at Ely Stadium. The Braves led both boys and girls divisions with strong individual showings. Rod Moore of Eastern Heights won hurdles and sprints, while Northwood set relay and dash records amid a complex, high-scoring competition.
Falcons Steve Geiger and Nets Aqui Nacem find the net in a 1 1 draw. Fireballs dominate Jeds 6 0 with Steve McCall scoring thrice and Tim Hattay twice. Cobras blank Randers 4 0. Panthers Blasts tie 2 2 as McKinney and Gentile tally for the Panthers and Zapko Gunter score for the Blasts. Force shutout Strikers 4 0. Elyria tops Olmsted Falls 1 1 in U 19 Lorain County league as Halstead nets three. Under 15 EST beats Amherst 4 0 with Halstead and Taber among scorers. Under 12 Elyria Fairview 1 1. Boys Avon edges Elyria 2 1. Elyria Celtics beat South Amherst 3 2. Lorain routs Elyria Kicks 7 0. Cloverleaf’s Jim Ploudha to Baldwin Wallace College joins brother Pat at Yellow Jackets.
Terry Tidmore rolled a 608 series with games of 181 224 and 203 to lead the Early Risers League at Stoney's. Pam Goetz added a 550 series in the same league. Ruthie Tompkins shot 197 583 in the Mixed Doubles at Grafton. In Center Ridge Night Men's League Thomas Stuewe posted 635 and Al Capers 609.
The Northeast Ohio Junior Golf Tournament returns to Painesville Country Club on June 15 as a state finals qualifier. Boys split into three age divisions 10-12 13-14 and 15-17 while girls divisions depend on field size. Entry is $8 with prepaid state finals entry. mail forms to Painesville Country Club 84 Golf Drive Painesville 44077.
Westlake High School announces coaching openings for Varsity and Junior Varsity Soccer and a Varsity Wrestling team for the 1984-85 school year. Contact Bob Heisman, Coordinator of Athletics, at 871-7400 Ext 250. No teaching positions are available.
The Lorain AAU basketball town competed in the regional tournament in Anderson. We lost two games but faced outstanding competition. Lorain County basketball earned national exposure to college coaches and we thank sponsors and supporters including Mike Anderson, Paul Baumgartner, Kohlinger Sporting Goods, George Koury Jr., Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce, Milad Chevrolet Oldsmobile, D'Armours Hot Dog Heaven, H Pepper Martin, Wellington Athlete Booster Club, Ed Dolinar, Head Coach Bob Walsh, and the Lorain County Boys Basketball Coaches Association.
The Greater Elyria Soccer Association opens registrations on June 2 and June 9 at the American Legion Hall from 10 AM to 12 Noon. Fees vary by birth year with 15 for 1975–79, 20 for 1966–72, and include expenses and uniforms. new registrations require a truth certificate and a current school photo for entrants 8 and older. Registrations cover the American Amateur Soccer League Lorain County League Girls League and Elyria House League.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.