Pro football prognostication and league previews
Area coaches and fans anticipate next week’s high school games across multiple conferences. The Chronicle-Telegram panel selects Lorain to win the Buckeye Conference, with Sandusky second and Elvira third, alongside predictions for parochial, Lakeland, Inland, Seaway, Southwestern, and North Central divisions and clubs.
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Elyria High Hosts West Tech in 1984 Football Opener
Elyria High and Cleveland West Tech open the 1984 football season at Ely Stadium at 8 p.m. with many first time starters and just a few returners. Barton coaches Elyria for his fifth season while Hall leads West Tech in his third straight season with a largely new lineup and a transfer Irish soccer player Pete McNamara to kick off.
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Indians Lose 1-0 as pennant hopes fade in Boston
Cleveland fell 1-0 to Boston, four games behind the White Sox with eight games left. Grant lost the heartbreaker as Frank Mazone delivered the lone run in the ninth. Gary Bell takes the mound against Jerry Casale as the Indians close their eastern swing.
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Vermilion Sailors Hit High Tide With 13 Lettermen
Vermilion High School prepares for the season opener at Plymouth with 13 returning lettermen seven seniors and six juniors led by quarterback Bartiome and backs Hovman Owen and Szekely. New coach Jerry Martin, moving from junior high, will helm a T formation offense as Vermilion seeks improvement from last year’s 1-7-1 Lakeland finish.
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Avon Oaks course project near Lorain awaits May target
Ground broken for Avon Oaks 18 hole course on a 153 acre site near the Lorain Cosho County line eight miles from Elyria and Lorain and front Cleveland. The $3.5 million facility includes clubhouse lounge dining room pro shop ten lakes five fairways and an Olympic pool. Construction led by Cr ris Ray Lawrence Plas Joe Reinders and Willian Cunwuings with Harold Paddock Sr as course designer. May finish appears possible with first year memberships and visits welcome weekdays.
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Protest Parley Set For Softball League Championship
The city Recreation Department will hear a protest at 7 39 pm in Room BE YMCA regarding the third cane of the Enra Blooper Softball League championship. Alva Smith Ed Gaw ak and Sam Cerra lead the protest committee aided by Erb Vance Floyd Lear and Jack YVarsa who are ineligible. Amal Catering claims Banks Plasterers scored a home run and Banks won the game and the playoff series by 1 9.
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Home Loop Sked Tans's Home League Bowls Two Shifts
Two shifts of league bowling scheduled at Tarry Lanes. First shift teams include Lake Ave Vatory Saigs Cerams Waron Wheel Beltre Cinb Carson Black Lepri fian's Mace Tar ry Lares Anguina's Pisce. Second shift features THek's Pare Oo Rob Sad tier ingreate Strong Beer and Mikes Cafe.
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How They Did How They Did National League Scores
Box scores from multiple NL games show Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis and Milwaukee Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago and New York results with pitchers Win Loss and home runs by Spencer Bailey McCovey Thomas and others. American League matches include Chicago New York Kansas City Washington and Baltimore with notable homers and pitcher decisions.
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Bowling Notices For Bowlers Seek Meeting And Officers
The Bowl-O-Drome Senior Bowling League invites bowlers and motorcars or more to its first meeting Friday at 7 pm with officer elections to follow. Blue Monday team practices Mondays at 1 pm. Contact Al Wachsberger or the league secretary for details. Elyja Women's Bowling Association executive board meets Wednesday night in city council chambers at 7 pm.
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Teffs Taps 524 Trio In Women’s Bowling Lion’s League
Althea Teffs paced Wellington area bowlers by blasting a 524 series in the Perky Lanes Women’s League last night. She opened with 217 and 209 before finishing with 104. Waite Electric leads the league at 7-2, while Wilson Insurance posted the high game of the night and high team series at 2,169.
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Benson Septet Sets Scoring Pace In Local Bowling Meet
Ray Benson posted a 618 series in the Bowl-O-Drome All-Star League to pace area bowlers last night. Jerry Barkacs followed with 610 in the Bowl-O-Drome B League and Ed Evanish added a 606 in the All-Star loop. Among women, Mary Dahl spearheaded with a 318 set in the Brown-Lipe-Chapin Women’s League, with Jenny Innes taking runner-up honors and Ginny Gault joining the 300s club in the Elyria Tuesday Night circuit.
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Local Bowling League Results Bring Mixed Scores and Names
In the 600 Club bowling center standings Ray Benson posted 61 and Fal Evanish 0 in a Drome bowling event. The B League saw Jerry Barkacs 610 in a game labeled Feminine Circles Brown Lipe Chapin. Mary CahJ58 Elyria Women’s Tuesday Night League featured Jenny Innes 610 and Ginny Gault 10s.
Five women tie for Class A low putts at Elyria Country Club
At the Elyria Country Club nine hole event five women tied for Class A low putts with 15 each. The leaders were Mrs. Cletus Heidrich Mrs. C R Aldrich Mrs. Russell Schmittgen Mrs. Robert Berke jbile and Mrs. Richard Timms.
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Franklin Payne
Mike Whitman
Walter Ayres
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George Hoke
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Dwight Truber
Robert Denman
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