Keystone Hall of Fame to add five Saturday inductees
Keystone High to enshrine five new Hall of Fame members at the Third Annual banquet at Moore's Party Center Am herst with a 6 PM social hour. Inductees are Dale Gregory Matt Bates Amy Johnson Dave Leffen and Scot Scarbrough.
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Keystone Hall of Fame
Moore's Party Center
Amherst
Keystone Athletic Team
KATS
Dale Gregory
Matt Bates
Amy Johnson
Dave Leffen
Scot Scarbrough
Wellington
LaGrange Lions Club
Pheasant Run
Mike Conrad
Chuck Sturgill
Keystone
Senior Two-Man Four Ball crowns with Elyria pair
Paul Minnich of Elyria Country Club and Jerry Hult of Madison CC won the Senior Two-Man Four Ball title, defeating Ohio Prestwick and later others in the bracket. Other top finishers include John Torillo of Spring Valley, Marty Gins ey and Fred Helges of Oberlin, and Gus Mehallis of Walden as overall and flight winners.
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Paul Minnich
Elyria Country Club
Northern Ohio Golf Association
Minnich
Jerry Hult
Madison Country Club
Ron Johnston
Jim Anthe
Ohio Prestwick
Bill Maloy
Bob Miller
Sharon Country Club
Larry Shreve
Jeff Roud
Alliance Country Club
Steve Bankson
al Kelling
Elyria
Spring Valley Country Club
Risser
Fred Denk
Bob Pyle
Claire Campbell
Columbia
Hills
Dave Bruening
Columbia Hills
Fred Fri
Medina
Bill Dilzell
Wooster
George Papas
Fox Meadow
John Bognjiard
Congress Lake
Oberlin
Marty Ginsey
Fred Helges
Don Caravana
Sand Ridge
Tony Triscari
Jim Pamel
George Koneval
Jack Ivan
George Stradley
Les Spike
Paul S Durrant
Spring Valley
Glenn Schroeder
Dale Yost
Roger Ingraham
Carl Rusak
Joe Nagy
Bob David
Ashtabula
Jim van Fossen
Howard Williams
John Mandula
Albert Yecker
Lakewood
Saumil Shaveri
Avon Oaks Country Club
Mike Bugara
Alliance
Randy Young
Gus Mehallis
Walden
Brian Sokol
Avon Oaks
Lou Marciano
Quail Hollow
Dave Jablonski
Marty Ginley
Philip Benko
Dennis Best
Dave Goldense
Gary Cowling
Jim Carle
Elyria Faces Key Test At Heights In League Bid
Elyria travels to Cleveland Heights for a pivotal Lake Erie League Lake Division game. A win boosts Elyria toward a 2nd straight victory and a shot at the division crown. Heights, 1-2, counters with senior tailback Sean Lewis and a quick offense.
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Tim Gebhardt
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Heights
Dick Kerschbaum
Elyria Fligh
Elyria
Lake Erie
Heights
Mike Stephens
Tigers
Sean Lewis
Benedictine
Strongsville
Bedford
Akron Buchtel
William Winegarner
Jeff Bivens
Midpark
Pioneers
Lake Eria
Safety first officials explain football rules and priorities
High school football officials emphasize three priorities safety fairness and integrity. They explain that player safety governs calls such as spearing below the waist and helmet use penalties. Officials aim for fair play ensuring the game measures talent and not the referees, while upholding integrity against taunting and racial slurs.
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