Bonnett Captures World 600 in Dramatic Finish
Neil Bonnett won the NASCAR World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, his second straight, with a one second margin over Richard Petty after a late crash involving Bobby Allison and Bill Elliott reduced the lead pack. He earned 488010 prize money and his 12th Winston Cup victory led 69 laps.
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Dailey Undergoing Therapy and Rehab Treatment
Chicago Bulls guard Quintin Dailey is reported to be receiving therapy for emotional problems and undergoing drug abuse rehabilitation at Baltimore's Sheppard Pratt Hospital. He was admitted May 4 and remains on probation for a 1981 assault conviction involving a University of San Francisco nursing student.
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Violence follows Bayern Munich loss at Olympic Stadium
After Bayern Munich fell 1-0 to Schalke 04 before 20 000 fans in Munich, police said 13 people were jailed and three seriously injured in a street and subway riot. A 77 year old man and a 17 year old boy were hospitalized after being shoved on a subway escalator. Schalke 04, sitting 16th, beat Bayern Munich, who were fourth in the Bundesliga.
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Capers Leads Mac's Mixed Classic At Center Ridge Lanes
Johnnie Capers top score in the women with a 611 series and 242 high game as Russ Richard led the men with 609 in the Mac's Mixed Classic at Center Ridge Lanes. Other 600 Club tuners included Ron McIntyre 246-608, A J Fedak 245-604, Norm Ingold 601, Bob Mace 600. 550 Club featured Karen Keeper 219-588 and Grace Gannon 211-578.
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Izaak Walton League Picnic and Meeting Planned
The Black River Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will hold a combined picnic and business meeting Thursday at the Duck Pond on Diagonal Road. Members may arrive after 4 p.m. with the session at 7:30 or 8 p.m. Arias Meadows, president, leads the agenda including Ike convention fundraising bylaws and county events. Meadows is invited to the June 17-19 Upper Midwest Environmental Leadership Conference at Urbana NL, signaling the chapter's growing environmental role.
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Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf May 24 Results
At Elyria Country Club the women’s golf event on May 24 featured standings across classes A to D. June Gardner led Class A with 67, followed by Marilyn Boysen and Louie Jakmas at 72 and Pauline Atello at 79 in Class B.
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Merchants fall to Strongsville in rain shortened game
In a rain shortened five inning Cuyhoga County AAA baseball game at George Day Field Elyria Merchants lose 3-2 to Strongsville. Starter Tom Daly struck out seven but took the loss as Gary Pepera pitched well for Strongsville and Joe Savage hit a pivotal triple.
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Spring Valley Hosts Junior Golf Program Start June
Spring Valley Country Club opens a junior golf program for the first 50 applicants starting in June. Pro Chuck Putsch, assistant John Fitzpatrick, and Jane Kang run the program with an introduction lesson and breakfast on June 24. Fridays in July feature lessons and golf, ending with a tournament on July 22, with trophies and T shirts. For details contact Putsch at Spring Valley Country Club.
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Pro-Am Lake Erie Valley winners post big fish haul
The Pro division was led by a Toledo captained team with Jim Fofrich guiding pro players from Toledo and nearby cities. Elyria’s Rich Hallauer caught the largest walleye at nine pounds aboard the Marble Eye, while 1,100 entrants competed across divisions sponsored by the Lake Erie Charter Boat Association. Deadline June 2 for Lorain County ASA men’s tournaments details and entry fees are listed.
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Elyria Raiders Edge Rocky River 3 2 in Youth Soccer Duel
In Division A Peter Turpin Don Jones and Ron Koombs scored for Elyria Raiders to edge Rocky River 3 2. Turpin also assisted with Rob Dressing. In other games Eric Koneval and Craig Stolarski led Strongsville to 3 1 win over Elyria Kaiser Blast.
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Local golf pros raise $2500 in marathon
Spring Valley pro Chuck Putsch and assistant John Fitzpatrick raised 2500 in a golf marathon on May 13 from 6 15 a m to 8 30 p m. The duo played 10 rounds each for 360 holes with pledges on pars birdies eagles and aces. They posted 242 pars and 43 birdies with best rounds of 68 and 70 respectively. Half the funds go to the Heart Association and half to Spring Valley.
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