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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1977

Page

8

Races tighten as fall high school season nears finish

Elyria Catholic and Black River push toward possible undefeated seasons in Lakeland and Firelands as Avon, North Ridgeville, and Avon Lake contend in Buckeye and Southwestern. Also notes unusual coaching conflicts in Lakeland and pages of college names amid a Panther of Elyria Catholic players of the week.

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Amherst Wellington boys beat Wellington in Lakeland meet

Amherst Wellington closed Lakeland Conference cross country with a 17 to 44 win over Wellington to finish 5-0. Four Comets tied for first with 13 18, top times included Malinis 13 8 and Schneider 13 18 among the mix.

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Races and player moves from a packed racing card and NFL notes

A vintage race card lists nine races with purses from 2500 to 3600 and multiple 3 to 7 year old entrants including Bun's Boppa Sleepy Hollow and Le Cure. Trackside notes cover major signings: Whit ley Herzog inks manager deal, Ed Plank and Alan Wirth join SF rotation, Powell and Marshall activated for NY Jets, and several roster moves across NFL teams as players move on waivers or to rosters.

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Wolverines of the week honor Elyria West players

Charlie Ault and Vern Isom named Elyria West players of the week after a 14-0 win over Margaretta. Ault, an end, received the defensive nod for recovering two fumbles. Isom, a halfback, earned the offensive honor by scoring all 14 points and rushing for 76 yards.

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Westwood girls hand Northwood first loss 15-13 15-11

Westwood improved to 5-1 with a 15-13 15-11 victory over Northwood as Catherine Smith Karen Krulock Jackie Hill Toni Zoltai Lori Di Domenico and Mary Earle led the attack while Northwood faltered in the decisive sets. Bay Village girls tennis tied for Southwestern Conference title by beating North Olmsted 4-1 to finish 12-2 in league play and 12-3 overall. Kerry Kennedy Denise Yasburg Colleen Rooney and doubles teams won for NO. Ohio high school football poll results list top teams with Cincinnati Moeller McKinley Washington Miami Trace and others leading the Class AAA rankings.

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Panthers pace area with two 100 point scorers likely

Thomas and McKeon of Elyria Catholic pace the area with 110 and 74 points as the Panthers, undefeated after seven games, dominate North Central Conference play. Thomas scored four and McKeon two in a 53-8 win over Holy Name, a rare achievement not seen locally in recent years.

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Pistons rally past Celtics in home win fuming Heinsohn

Detroit’s 100-45 victory over Boston marked a second half surge led by Bob Lanier’s 33 points and Money’s 24, as Heinsohn faulted his Celtics for dumb, non hustling play after a 49-42 halftime deficit and Boston fell to 0-3 while Detroit improved to 3-2.

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Texas Climbs to No 1 in Miller Ratings After Weekend Wins

Texas Longhorns rise to number one in Miller Ratings after a 30-14 win over SMU and help from Notre Dame’s 49-19 upset of USC and Minnesota 16-0 over Michigan. Ohio State, Alabama, and Nebraska also factor in the top 10 with several upsets shaping the week’s slate.

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Canadiens Dominate Capitals 5-1 in NHL Clash

Montreal improved to 6-0-1 atop the Norris Division as Guy Lafleur netted his fifth goal of the season and assisted on two others. Michel Larocque posted most of the work in goal with 21 saves, while Washington’s Gary Smith faced 46 shots. The loss extended Washington’s 13-0 road record and increased Montreal’s lead in their season series to 2-0.

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Elyria High Names Players of the Week in Football Clash

Pioneers Carl Bally and Tim Hawke earn Elyria High players of the week for their performance against Sandusky. Bally and Chester McCullough stifled Sandusky’s sweep on defense while Hawke rushed 59 yards on 13 carries fueling the Pioneer ground attack. standout single game honors go to Del Pitzer and Ray Varndell with top series 627 and team Elyria Fence posting 2684.

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Major front office changes hit two MLB clubs

In Boston, Dick O Connell Gene Kirby and John Claiborne are fired as Haywood Sullivan is named general manager. California Angels owner Gene Autry names himself club president and promotes Buzzie Bavasi to executive vice president and chief operating officer. In basketball the Seattle Supersonics place Willie Wise on the injured list and activate Jobin Johnson. Minnesota North Stars waive Bill Fairbairn and recall Tom Youghans and Ron Zanussi from Fort Worth.

Boston Red Sox Dick O'Connell Gene Kirby John Claiborne Haywood Sullivan California Angels Gene Autry Club Buzzie Bavasi

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