Salmon Run on Chagrin River Attracts Anglers and Researchers
A strong return of jack coho and chinook salmon along with a rainbow trout surge from 1973 stocking is reported by District Three Ohio Division of Wildlife. Creel census shows 1,700 coho and chinook salmon and 300 rainbow trout harvested from September to November, with 15,400 angler trips and 41,300 fishing hours. Snagging dominates 75 percent of the catch. deepwater bait and lure spots yield best results. An autumn survey is planned, peaking in October and tapering in November. Anglers urged to report tagged yellow plastic dorsal-fin tags with catch data to Ohio Division of Wildlife.
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Chagrin River
District Three
Ohio
Heron River
Daniels Park
Todd Field
U.S. 20 Bridge
Gilson Park
Woodlawn Park
Rt. 283
Bridge
Portage Lakes
Akron
Pitt Praises Kucharik As Versatile Panther Starter
Pitt lines coach Joe Avezzano lauds Ed Kucharik a 6-6 255 guard earning the left guard job after sharing tackle duties. Kucharik excels in a split Veer offense, a strong student with a 3.1 GPA and Dean’s List honors while Lions scouts eye him. The team, idle this week, prepares for a big test at Oklahoma.
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University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Ed Kucharik
Kucharik
Clearview
Pitt
Joe Avezzano
Avezzano
Georgia
Detroit Lions
Norman
Okla
Final district golf tournament set for Sunday at Indian Hollow
The Third Lorain County District Golf Association announces its season finale, a Sunday tournament at Indian Hollow Golf Course sponsored by Burger. Entrants must have won a prior event to qualify. five classes compete for trophies and prizes over 600 dollars. Directors are Roy Lewis Bud Cunningham and John Criss, with numerous players listed by class and start time.
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Lagrange
Lorain County District Golf Association
Indian Hollow
Burger
Shirley Jenson Captures Lorain County Women’s Golf Title
Shirley Jenson posted the low gross 90 while Sylvia Sholle had the low net 85 in the Lorain County District Women's Golf Association Tournament at Sweetbriar Avon Lake on Monday. Thirty-five golfers teed off for the event. The next tourney is set for Monday at Brentwood.
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Shirley Jenson
Sylvia Sholle
Lorain County
Sweetbriar
Avon Lake
Association
Brentwood
Carol Russell
Sylvia Shoiley
Toni Span
Major League results show Pence error and hits
Major League box score notes New York vs Pittsburgh with Stennett Zisk and Koosman workload. LOB totals 12 for New York and 6 for Pittsburgh. Indicators list 2B Heidemann HR Kingman. Ga. ca. Koosman WF Koosman. Golf results note Low Gross Mickey Farmer 121 Elsie Stephens 127 and Low Net Helen Supers 9 Dorothy Carr 99.
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Zisk
New York
Pittsburgh
Heidemann
HR — Kingman
Koosman
Low Gross
Mickey Farmer
Elsie Stephens
Helen Supers
Dorothy Carr
Wdtinns
Orioles
Pirates
Mets
Tigers
RED Sox
Baltimore
Boston
Aber
Cyra Fortner
Billie Bumbry
Sileton
Belt
Heidman
Sangullen
Rodriguz
Petrocell
Fran McMahon
Low
Shifter Losienrey
Bair
Ashby
Harrelson
Howe
Veryzer
Nan Porrelli
Moe Gu- Brobinn
Detroit
Cleveland
Belanger
Grich
Blair
Sf-Decinces
Palmer
Anderson
Aay
YMCA Parents State Dinner At Court Street YMCA
The Elyria YMCA swim team invites parents to a pot luck dinner at 6 30 p m Monday in the upstairs Court Street YMCA. Coaches and Booster Club officers will be introduced. The club provides beverages and the main meat course. parents supply the table settings.
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Elyria Ymca
Court St
YMCA
Portable galvanized steel dog runs in stock or custom
A sturdy kennel item in stock measures 6 by 4 by 10 feet and is made from 100 percent galvanized steel. It can be set up in a few minutes and can be custom made to customer specifications.
Panthers win twice at Lorain County meet
Elyria Catholic led by Jeff Brizes 10 54 topped Avon Lake 27 30 and Brookside 19 39 at LCCC in a double dual despite missing two top runners due to illness. Avon Lake beat Brookside 23 33 in the third meet. Elyria Catholic next faces Southview and Lorain Thursday at LCCC.
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Jeff Brizes
Elyria Catholic
Lorain County Community College
Panthers
Avon Lake
Brookside
Lee Korzan
Brad House
LCCC
Southview
Lorain
Nicklaus skips U.S. World Cup golf in Bangkok
Jack Nicklaus refuses a World Cup spot in Bangkok due to unsettled Southeast Asian politics and personal safety fears. He cites risk to his family and says he could play as an individual but not as a U.S. representative. Lou Graham earned the other automatic selection after winning the PGA National Championship.
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Nicklaus
Thailand
Pinehurst
N.C
Southeast Asia
Jack Nicklaus
Bangkok
United States
Lou Graham
Yeoman Open Season Opens With Centre Clash
Oberlin College begins the 1975 season tomorrow at 1 30 p m against Centre College under new coach Dick Riendeau who faces a depth problem with 21 players, 17 likely to see action. Nine starters return from a 5 4 team. area players Shubert Matus Cooper expected to see significant action.
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Danville
Oberlin College
Centre College
Yeoman
Dick Riendeau
Riendeau
Alamo
John Hay
Dan Kunkel
Randy Robinson
Tim Hart
Harry Bonner
Larry Matus
Jim Krumpak
Bruce Bunyan
Dave Phillips
Jalowiec Ladies Open Begins at Brentwood Club
The Jalowiec Ladies Open is set to start at 8 30 a m tomorrow at Brentwood Golf Club with late entries accepted after 9 47 a m. Tee times list players such as Vicki Westfall Gladys Gentry Nancy Reed and many others across multiple starting blocks.
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Brentwood Golf Club
TEE
Vicki Westfall
Gladys Gentry
Nancy Reed
Carol Toghill
Judi Miller
Bonnie Getty
Mary Lou Kaminski
Linda Sito
Helen Jalowiec
Dot Boresk
Jean Dombrosk
Jinny Burkhard
Joyce Moore
Rose Leescher
Judi Buck
Sue Burgess
Jan Porrelli
Marge Hosturler
Jan McFredricks
Gwen Robson
Ellen Sallay
Ruby Dean
Verna Lapp
Mary Gallis
Jane Lappi
Dawn Rowe
Hattie Jalowiec
Bonnie Thornburg
Sophia Burnett
Jane Burrows
Lou Goodman
Leslie Goodman
Louise Lawson
Betty Almas
Carol Russell
Barbiezewski
Caroline Ross
Evelyn Wagner
Helen Lee
Jackie Baker
Lucille van
Moe Gutowski
Agnes Cordrey
Mickey Farmer
Mary Hawke
Pauline Conrad
Lucy Wilson
Betty Morse
Geneva _Knechtges
Jean Day
Elyria YMCA Seeks Volunteer Girls Swim Coach
The Elyria YMCA needs a volunteer to coach its girls swim team. Practices run 6 to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and meets are on Saturdays after noon. For information call 322 4608.
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Elyria
Hunter safety course planned at Spencer Wildlife Area
A Hunter Safety Course is scheduled for 10 a.m. Sunday at Spencer Wildlife Area headquarters along Medina County Road 27 northeast of Spencer. The course, intended for young hunters aged 10 to 15, requires a completed safety certificate for participation in the pre season hunts on November 1 and November 6.
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Spencer Wildlife Area
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Medina County Rd
Spencer
Elyria
Indian Hollow Road
Penfield Township
Rt. 18
Medina County
Wildlife Area
Spencer Lake
Baseball Scores From Evening Contests Across MLB
Boston defeated Detroit 3 to 1 and New York routed Milwaukee 10 to 2 in night games. Baltimore hammered Cleveland 10 to 2, Oakland edged Minnesota with Siebert and Bosman hot on the mound, and Hassler paired with Singer led California at Kansas City. Milwaukee hosted Boston as Colborn pitched against Cleveland’s 11-91 offense. Cleveland faced Waits in New York, while Chicago played Texas at 9 p.m. Other games included Baltimore over Detroit, Chicago over St. Louis, Houston over San Francisco in 12 innings, New York beating Pittsburgh 7 to 0, and Philadelphia’s 5-0 win over Montreal. San Diego topped Atlanta 4-3, Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 5-2, and Montreal met Pittsburgh with Blair opposite Candelaria. New York faced St Louis at 8:30 p.m. Easterly’s Atlanta visited Los Angeles, with late games Houston at San Diego and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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al Chicago
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Joe Paulin
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Mery
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Ymca Parents State Dinner
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Jeff Kiss
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