Winning Oklahoma loses most recruits in NCAA shakeup
The NCAA eligibility tightening hits Oklahoma Sooners hardest with 11 freshmen ineligible. The Ivy League loses none. Southeastern leads with 35 ineligible recruits. The article questions whether high graduation rates among athletes justify current standards and previews Ch. 19 Cleveland college football coverage with several Big Ten broadcasts and key early games.
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Elyria High picks Lyons and Jones as players of the week
Nose guard Jeff Lyons and quarterback Kent Jones earned Elyria High weekly honors after the 34 4 win over Cleveland Kennedy. Lyons posted 90 percent on defense with four solo tackles and five assists, plus a fumble caused and a tackle for minus yards. Jones totaled 107 passing yards on five completions in eight attempts with three touchdowns, grading 86 percent on offense. The 34 points marked Elyria Highs high score since the 1980 opener against Toledo Scott.
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Popovich and Lambert Named Players of the Week
Midview selects Brian Popovich and Ray Lambert for Avon Lake game honors. Popovich, the 2 quarterback, completed 12 of 23 passes for 182 yards and two touchdowns and threw the two point conversion in a 21 20 Midview win. Lambert posted 16 tackles and an interception.
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Elyria Catholic names players of the week for West game
Breck Willbond and Chris Carmon earn Elyria Catholic players of the week honor for the West game. Willbond, a junior wide receiver, caught two passes both for touchdowns and contributed on defense. Carmon, a senior tackle, made six tackles and one sack aiding containment of West’s rushing attack.
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Rangers North Ridgeville Names Players of the Week
North Ridgeville selects its Players of the Week after the win over North Olmsted. Ed Crevda passes for 164 yards and 2 touchdowns while Eric Linden anchors the line. Jobn Arena earns top defensive grade and Dwayne Moore records 15 tackle points and 77 rushing yards.
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Baseball notes recall and trades across MLB teams
Major moves include Boston recalling Sellers and Crawford and sending Sax Tarver Romine Dodson from Pawtucket. Chicago calls up Filson Cochrane and Calderon Williams from Buffalo. Detroit adds Baker Cary Kelly and Fields, with Laga to St Louis to complete a past trade. Seattle buys Nunez Valle Jones from Calgary and recalls Guetterman. Houston recalls Gamey Walker Wine Hernandez Solano from Tucson. Dodgers call up Diaz and purchase Lee from Albuquerque. Expos renew Indianapolis contract for 1987.
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NHL Training Camps Set Across Major Cities Nationwide
A compiled list shows training camp sites with opening dates and first exhibitions for NHL teams. Boston Bruins at Towner-Boston Danvers. Sabres at Sabreland Buffalo. Flames in Calgary. Blackhawks in Chicago. Capitals and Capitals? and more. Camps span Ottawa to Vancouver with dates from Sept 11 to Sept 21 and first games against distinctive opponents.
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Soltis Leaves Buckeyes Football Team
Ed Soltis a 6 foot 3 inch 224 pound linebacker from Youngstown quits the Ohio State University football team. Coach Earle Bruce said Soltis was unhappy with his progress and decided to leave.
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Seed results at 198? US Open tennis championship
At the National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadow seeds fared unevenly. West Germany's Boris Becker defeated Gary Denny in straight sets 6 4 with a 4 6 7 4 scoreline, while Mats Wilander of Sweden lost 6-7 6-3 6-4 to a Czech opponent. Sweden and Czechoslovakia are represented among the winners.
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Riggs dominates in USTA Senior Grass Court clash
Second seed Bobby Riggs, a former U.S. Open and Wimbledon champion, defeated Bill Reese 6-1 6-0 in the opening round at Rockaway Hunting Club Cedarhurst NY. Moses runs 47.38 in Lausanne to extend unbeaten 118 races in 400m hurdles. Schott named woman of the year by American Legion Auxiliary. Scioto Downs pays out 180338 on Superbet. Notre Dame to turn down 50 media requests for Sept 13 Michigan game. Dennie Duncan named Oklahoma athletic director.
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