TV Scheduling and Rain Risk in Pro Sports
Melvin Durslag analyzes how television timing affects games and travel, noting rain interruptions could reshuffle schedules and travel days. He argues TV is vital for revenue yet can disrupt team routines and tactics, with Monday night football and World Series travel illustrating the tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peonson
Fredas
Cincinnati
Nolan
Minnesota
Vikings
Los
California
Rams
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Reds
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Green Bay
Canfield nearly joins 600 club in local league
Shirley Canfield rolled a 596 series in the Jolly 32 League at Evans Lanes with 205 and 218 highs, falling short of the 600 club. Rosemary Jurecko added a 516 series aided by a 205 high game. Charla Fackler posted a 371 series in the Evans Lanes Couples League, starting 190 and finishing 190, ? per game. Sherri Gasdash posted 307 in KR of C Couples at Grafton Lanes while Pat Barnes had a 503 in Graf ton Afternoon Couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Canfield
Evans Lanes
Shirley
Rosemary Jurecko
Charla Fackler
Sherri Gasdash
Grafton Lanes
Late College Scores From Saturday Games
Saturday college results show West Ai Force 35 Boston Cell 10 and New Mex 17 Wyoming 7. Utah 24 Arwona 0. Oregon 10 USC 7. Oregon State 20 Stanford 9. Wash 29. Idaho 130 and Weber St 14. So Dak 7.
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West Ai Force
Boston Cell
New Mex
Wyoming
BYU
Utah
Arwona
Idaho
Weber
Oregon
USC
Caldforma
Wash
Oreg
Stanford
UCLA
Montana
So Dak
Ickx Takes Mexican Grand Prix Crown In Turbulent Finale
Belgiums Jackie Ickx won the Mexican Grand Prix in Mexico City, finishing 1:53:28.36 and setting a new Mexican GP record at 106.780 mph. The race, marred by unruly crowds and safety concerns, left Rindt and McLaren dead and signaled Brabhams final season. Clay Regazzoni followed in second as Ickx celebrated a hard-won title lead in a dramatic season finale.
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Belgium
Jackie Ickx
Rindt
Bruce McLaren
Jack Brabham
Ickx
Ferrari
Mexico City
ICEX
Switzerland
Clay Regazzoni
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Chris Amon
France
Jean-Pierre Beltoise
Brabham
Ilsed
Sacramento
Ernie Purssell
Nevada City
Calif
Walt Reiff
Anaheim
Jimmie Gordon
Purssell
Reiff
Parssell
Gordon
Jerry Blundy
Galesburg
Ill
Mark Donahue
Media
Sebring
CYO Volleyball results keep St Mary teams unbeaten in regional division
In Elyria and Lorain divisions, St Mary Chargers and Raiders stay undefeated in Class A while St Jude remains unbeaten in Class B. Standings show Nativity and St Mary strong in Class A with multiple 2 0 records. Class B features St Jude and St Mary squads leading the pack.
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St. Mary Chargers
St. Mary Raiders
St. Jude
Catholic Youth Organization
CYO
Elyria
Lorain
Shanion St Arrows
St John
St. Miles Eyes
Nativity
St. Peter Court
St. Mary Irish
Peter Ippers
St. Mary Lorain
St. Anthony
Mary
St. Joseph Amherst
St. Mary Double Packers
Nicholas
Peter Charge
Angel
Mary Teeny Boppers
St Vincent No
St Anges
St Marx
St Jude Gt's
St Mary Raiders
St. Vincent Puddle Jumpers
St Mary Chargers
Jude Gang
St Mar Raiders
St Mary Beachwarmers
St Vincent No A
St Vincent Puddle Jumpers
St Agnes
St Jude Gang
Avea's top scoring grid and CBS Golf Classic preview
The report lists Avea players with rushing and return highlights including Blakeslee Mullins and Bohannon, plus a preview of the CBS Golf Classic returning for its eighth year starting January 9. It notes a $70,000 top prize and broadcasts on consecutive Saturdays through April 10 with 32 leading pros competing.
Amherst honors three players for weekly awards
Amherst selects three players this week Dick Ashton and Ken Kelleher earned offensive awards while Tony Keisman won the Tough Award for defense Ashton threw 6 of 12 for 65 yards and a touchdown and earned 92 percent film grading Kelleher caught a 20 yard TD pass and an extra point to gain 72 percent grading Keisman had 9 tackles with 2 behind the line and 1 fumble forced.
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Dick Ashton
Ken Kelleher
Tony Keisman
Amherst
Ashton
Keisman
Bill Bartos
Eisman
Mark Gentile
Dick Wohlever
Dennis Trace
George Ashton
Dennis Holp
Erik Plato
Paul Loper
Carl Haff
Amherst fifth in Miami cross country meet
Amherst finished fifth with 214 points at the Miami University cross country meet. Mike Heberling led the Comets with 18th place, and other Amherst runners placed 36th 46th 48th and 66th. Avon Lake earned seventh from Dave Legge as 550 points placed 21st in Class AAA won by Cincinnati Elder. John White Side of Middletown won the two mile race. Cha grin Falls and Georgetown won Class AA and Class A respectively.
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Oxford
Amherst
Miami University
Mike Heberling
Dick Cooley
Comets
Avon Lake
Dave Legge
Cincinnati Elder
Middletown
John Whiteside
Still Wins Rainier International Golf Tournament After Playoff
Ken Still, 35, clinched the Rainier International title in a 37-hole finish, surviving a sudden death playoff against Hugh Trevine and Bert Yances. The win follows a season-long slump and a breakout last year with two tour victories and a spot on the Ryder Cup team.
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Napa
Ken
Mmyself
Sill
Iugh Lee Trevine
Bert Yances
Lake Ridge Royals Rout Oberlin 6-0 In Soccer Clash
Lake Ridge Academy improved to 8-4 with a 6-0 win over Oberlin High School. Dan Unda scored a three goal hat trick while Fred AuWerter added two and Dave Schroeder one. The Royals host Columbus Academy Bay and Grand River this weekend in their annual tournament.
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Oberlin
Lake Ridge Academy
Oberlin High School
Dan Unda
Royals
Fred AuWerter
Dave Schroeder
Columbus Academy Bay
Grand River
Classic League leads the way at Andorka Lanes
Traveling Classic League posted seven 600 plus series at Andorka Lanes Lorain led by Tim Frederick with 652 after a 187 start finishing 231 and 234. Bob Kuhl Ray Garcia also top 639 series plus multiple high games. Andorka team total 3060 spurred by Frederick Garcia. Bill Finnegan had a 241 single game.
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Andorka Lanes
Lorain
Tim Frederick
Frederick
Bob Kuhl
Ray Garcia
John Penrucci
Gus Guerrero
Jim Mezatasta
Ray Knight
Andorka
Frederick and
Garcia
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Calif., Fairgrounds
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Cleveland Indians
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Martin Luther King, Jr
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Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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Cyo Volleyball
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St Peter Court Sports
St Mary Panthers
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Mark Mullins
Rick Schneider
Avon
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Bob Keller Midview
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Ken Shuge
Bevan
Dave Gerber
Elvia Catholic
Dave Kostecki
Ted Catlon
Ted Cannon
Ron Fields
Keih Cogar Axon
Miami
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Karl W. Plocher, Inc
Philip B. Kaiser
Lorain County Bark Building
Paul G. Hovey
Lake Ridge Boats
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