Boggs runnerup and EC duo third in girls state meet
Nancy Boggs of Bay finished second in Class AAA singles as Wooster’s Vicki Nelson won the title 6-1 6-1. Elyria Catholic’s Eleni Legos and Donna Donath claimed third in Class AAA doubles with a 7-5 6-4 win over Kinmson Brumbaugh of West Milton Milton Union. Bexley also swept AAA doubles and single titles with Weiffenbach-Earl and Schiff respectively.
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Columbus—Bay
Nancy Boggs
Elyria Catholic
Eleni Legos
Donna Donath
Boggs
Vicki Nelson
Wooster
Nelson
Donalh-Segos
Lorri Kinmson-Cheri Brumbaugh
West Milton-Milton Union
Panther
Bexley
Amy Weiffenbach
Lee Earl
Christy Grimm
Kristin Larson
Cleveland Orange
Patti Schiff
Susan Rudd
Dayton
Miami Valley
Kristi Spangenberg
Cindy Schepper
Centerville
Beth Bandi
Chris Bishoff
Canton Glen Oak
Lorain Wins Buckeye Conference Volleyball Title
Lorain repeated as Buckeye Conference champion at Elyria, defeating Marion 16-14 15-6 in the final after opening with a 15-8 15-12 win over Elyria. Semifinals saw Lorain beat Findlay 15-7 15-1 while Marion eliminated Fremont and Findlay to reach the final. Findlay took third. Elyria, Sandusky, Admiral King, Fremont and Mansfield followed. Elyria’s Joanne Hinkofer earned the sportsmanship award for the second year.
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Lora
Buckeye
Elyria
Lyn Hodan
Marion
Lorain
Steelers
Findlay
Fremont
Sandusky
Admiral King
Mansfield
Joanne Hinkofer
Sandusky Elyria
Erie Coast
Opp
Elyria Catholic
Elyria West Southview
Lorain Catholic
Lakeland
N. Ridgeville
Clearview
Amherst
Oberlin
Vermilion
Ut Wellington
Midview
Brookside
Inland
Mt Avon Buckeye
Keystone
Columbia
South Amherst
Lutheran West
Firelands
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
Ne Medina
North Olmsted
Fairview Rocky River
Avon Lake
New London
Monroeville
Edison
South Central
Western Reserve
Black River
Norwalk St.Paul
Mapleton Pioneer
Strongsville
Wadsworth
Brecksville
North Royalton
Cloverleaf
Brunswick Vv
Lake Erie
Opp Berea
Shaker Heights Normand
Valley Forge
Midpark
Shelby Bucyrus
Norwalk
Bellevue
Willard
Tiffin Co
Upper Sandusky A
Figueroa leads weekend bowling with 595 series
Lea Figueroa topped the area bowler list with a 595 series at Saturday Evans Lanes Jolly 32 League, firing 179 204 and 212. Diane Smith led Sunday Grafton Lanes LaGrange Lions with 572, while Edna Ritter led Evans Sunday Harvey's Mixed Doubles with 546 and Eleanor Quinn 543 and Edith Spencer 531 led Rainbow Hits and Misses. Judy Monyak converted a tough 6 7 split in Sunday Grafton Pot Lucks activity.
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Lea Figueroa
Evans Lanes Jolly
Diane Smith
Grafton Lanes LaGrange Lions
Edna Ritter
Evans
Harvey
Eleanor Quinn
Edith Spencer
Judy Monyak
Grafton
Ine Sui
Ray Barnes Dominates Weekend Bowling With 634 Series
Ray Barnes led the weekend area men’s bowling scene with a 634 series in the Sunday Jacks and Jills, posting games of 204, 249, and 181. Chuck Hobar added a 604 while Venus Burgess and Glen Buckhannon posted strong counts in their respective leagues. Karl Bechtold converted a tough 6-7-10 split in the Sunday Grafton Pot Lucks League.
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Ray Barnes
Chuck Hobar
Venus Burgess
Grafton
Elyria Moose
Glen Buckhannon
Elyria
Karl Bechtold
Grafton Ski Bums to Hold First Meeting of Year
The Grafton Ski Bums meet tonight at 8 at the Grafton Elyria Savings and Trust Branch Office. Anyone interested in skiing is invited. Plans will be made for several weekend trips.
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Grafton
Grafton Ski Bums
Grafton Elyria Savings and Trust
Elyria
Steamatic
Ari Steamatic
Wilhelm finishes 2nd in Kent State UN Invitaional cross country
Lorain County Community College runner Jack Wilhelm from Amherst earned second with a 30 26 on the ten kilometer Kent State United Nations Invitational course. Ohio State's Tom Byers won in 30 10. Denis Schneider also from Amherst finished eighth in 31 36 helping LCCC place multiple scorers. Pier Kummant of Case Western Reserve was third in open division with 30 46. LCCC will host the Region XII NJCAA meet this Saturday.
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Lorain County Community College
Jack Wilhelm
Commodores
Kent State United Nations
Wilhelm
Amherst
Ohio State
Tom Byers
Denis Schneider
LCCC
Commodore
Russ Pierre
Keith Endrai
Eric Eisenmacher
Lake Ridge booters win own tourney
Lake Ridge Academy wins its own invitational soccer tournament in North Ridgeville, defeating Rocky River 4 2 in the final. Cole Fauver scores twice with an assist, and goalie Chris Toth makes 14 saves to earn MVP honors. North Olmsted claims third by blanking Maumee, while Bratenahl and Elyria Christian Academy also compete.
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North Ridgeville
Cole Fauver
Chris Toth
Lake Ridge Academy
Fauver
Royals
Rocky River
Toth
North Olmsted
Maumee
Ron Coombs
Lake Ridge
Fink
Pirates
Eddie Santos
Ohio
Soccer Scoreboard Repertory and Players of the Week
East Park and North Park lead a cluttered scoreboard with teams Cobras Rowdies and Scotland West Germany Brazil England and Cosmos among others. Players of the week include Steve McClean of Cobras for eight goals and Jeff Wills of Brazil for seven goals.
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Repertory East Park
Coames
Strikers
Cobras
Rowdies
North Park
England
Scotland
West Germany
Brazil
Stand
Rowdies Loom Rikers
Cosmos
East Park
Steve McClean
Soals North Park
Jeff Wills
Norwalk St. Paul Suffers 0-9-1 Loss to New London
In 1970 Norwalk St Paul fell 14-7 at New London, snapping New London’s 24 game win streak the second longest in area history. St Paul then rattled off 11 straight victories afterward.
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Norwalk St. Paul
New London
St. Paul
New London's Cooke captures A medalist title
Stan Cooke fired a 151 to win Class A medalist honors at the state high school boys golf tournament at the Ohio State course. He tied the overall medalist score with the leaders in the larger classes while Ursuline's Julian Taylor won a sudden death playoff for Class AAA. Centennial's David Learmonth claimed Class AA with 151, six strokes ahead of the field. Worthington claimed Class AAA team title with 638, Centennial took AA with 667, Hawken School won A with 671.
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Columbus
Stan Cooke
Cooke
Youngstown Ursuline
Julian Taylor
Brent Bonney
Shelby
Columbus Centennial
David Learmonth
Worthington
Hawken School
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Brian Balser
Ed Szabo
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Zips
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Elyria High
Figueroa
Ray
Venus
Glen Chuck Hobar
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Schick
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Sunbeam
Trim’s Arena
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Mike Galang
Qhle
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Bat
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Upper Bar
Fairleld
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Youngst Urculins
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Brent Pidolla Taylor
Youngstewn
Dave Trautman
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Joe Toth
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Tom Hannan
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Carter
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Federal Reserve Board
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House
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