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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1981
Page
7
Readers vent about coach Mentis and referee handling after Wellington’s football era, contrasting past failures with lessons on respect and character. The letter cites Vermilion rivalries, calls out Mentis for unsportsmanlike conduct, and praises Markley for leadership and integrity.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports Midpark leads the All-Pioneer Conference football selections with seven first team picks and five on the second team. Tom Standring named top coach and Mike Morsillo MVP. First team features include Greg Clark Brecksville and Len Fontes Strongsville among others. second team includes nine juniors.
Echo Valley Golf Club hosts a cross country ski clinic led by pro T Nabakowski on fundamentals equipment care and clothing. Cost is 2 dollars per person or 5 dollars per family with coffee and doughnuts provided. Echo Valley at 21056 Quarry Rd Wellington. For information call 647-2065.
The Firelands Conference gains dominance as southern member schools triumph in the league’s latest expansion results.
Midview High will host the Class AAA girls volleyball regional tournament with a 2 p.m. semifinal where Holy Name meets Perrysburg and a 3:30 p.m. semifinal between Rocky River and Barberton. The championship at 7 p.m. decides who advances to the state tourney at Otterbein College next week.
Michelle Rider led the 550 Club with 177 181 and 202 in the Thursday Night Ladies League. Pat Kyer rolled a 240 in the A M Ladies League, while Mary Jane Shepard posted 223 in the TNT at Rainbow Lanes and Jan Porrelli achieved 200 561 in Ridge Rec Rollers at Center Ridge.
The Midview Fall Sports Banquet will be held Tuesday night at 7 at the high school. Football, boys golf, girls tennis, girls volleyball and boys and girls cross country teams will be honored.
Black Runner's Football Awards Banquet will be Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. It will be a potluck dinner with each family bringing three dishes and its own table service. Beverages provided by the booster club.
South Amherst honors its 1981 football team as Rob Welch earns Most Valuable Player and Best Offensive Back after 33 receptions for 251 yards and two TDs plus 382 rushing yards. Bill Eldridge sets school reception record. Joe Abraham receives Cavaler Award.
Open Door Christian School led by Tony Simboli claimed the state association tournament championship with a 7-0 victory over Geauga Christian. Simboli scored five goals in the final, with Adams and Carmen also finding the net and Schultz and Chester anchoring defense. Open Door finished 10-5-1 after outshooting Youngstown Christian 53-5 in the semifinals.
Wayne Bozman hit 205 238 and 258 for a 700 series to become Bozman area 14th 700 bowler in the Nite Men's League at Center Ridge Lanes. Other notable scores include Dick Hall 666 in Pinkickers with a 176 start, Bob Kitson 648 and Len Taress 637.
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