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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1982
Page
2
Cleveland recalls first baseman designated hitter Kari Pagel from Charleston after purchasing his contract. Pagel hit .337 with five homers and 22 RBI for the AAA club while lefty John Bohner was sent down.
Scott Warren, a 6-2, 225-pound All-County defensive tackle from Wellington, commits to Princeton University for fall. A three-year starter, Warren led the Dukes with 52 tackles and earned the Marley Award as top lineman, with praise from coach Doak Markley and a ready-to-develop outlook from a Princeton assistant.
Shellie Pileski of Elyria High earned a volleyball scholarship to Edinboro State College. A multi sport standout, she earned three basketball letters, two in volleyball and three in track. She earned first team All Buckeye Conference volleyball honors and was MVP and top spiker for Elyria. She also made the National Honor Society and Merit Roll and chaired multiple senior committees.
Randy White, who directed the Keystone offense as quarterback for two seasons, will continue his career at Case Western Reserve University. He passed for 1,891 yards and 13 touchdowns, plus 331 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns last season. Career totals are 1,315 passing yards and 402 rushing yards. White plans to major in engineering.
The second annual Memorial Day Soccer Tournament begins Saturday at Elyria Christian Academy and the Church of the Open Door. Forty six teams compete across age brackets with games at 9 am Saturday and Sunday and finals at 9 am Monday. Sponsored by Greater Elyria Soccer Association Totem Pole Sports and Kasper Foundry.
North Ridgeville High School will honor its baseball softball tennis and track teams at the Annual Spring Sports Banquet on Wednesday. The awards presentation starts at 7 p.m. in the high school gym. Athletes and parents are invited and asked to bring snack desserts.
Lakeland announces the All Lakeland Conference Baseball Team with Front row players including Scott Dean Midview Henry Sutton Wellington Martis Ledlow Oberlin Rick Bohl Amherst Jim Glowacki and others. Back row features Keith Stalmaker Jeff Payne Jim McNamara Mike Smith Ted Hardeby Shawn Hulliken Bill Kovach among pitchers and infielders.
Five spring program participants and a team physician received special athletic awards at the New London High School Spring Athletic Dessert. Recipients include Shawn Burton Donna Marr Susi Howsman JoAnn Spencer and Dan Finley. Honors covered MVP bases steals most improved and top batting averages for baseball and top track and field honors for both girls and boys.
Pfeiffer named Pirates most valuable player with a .437 batting average and leading hitter award. Mullins earned most valuable pitcher, with captains plaques awarded to Pfeiffer, Savick, and Simonson. Softball honors include Dana Collier leading hitter with a .475 average, Annette Heintz most improved, and Kim Bitting and Reisinger receiving captain plaques.
TI’s Bowling Center invites women bowlers to a Wednesday 6 30 p m league with an organizational meeting at 3445 Center Ridge Wednesday 6 p m. For more information contact Patti Hajski at 327 6065.
The Cleveland Cobras will stage a summer series of ASL exhibition matches against current league teams. The opener is June 4 at George Finnie Stadium against the Rochester Flash with tickets 7.50 reserved, 5 general, 2 student. Details at 779-8596 or 234-1074.
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