Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1977

Page

8

Clippers Name Week Winners After 42-0 Win Over New London

Clearview coach Wayne Ross tabbed Duane Roush and Bill Fleming as standout players from Friday's 42 0 victory over New London. Roush earned offensive lineman honors with 76 percent grading while Fleming led with 10 tackles and was named top defensive back. Jeff Golini rushed 137 yards and scored three touchdowns to top the Clippers at running back and Ray Krohn graded 80 percent as defensive lineman of the week. Joe Shannan received hustler of the week honors.

Duane Roush Bill Fleming Clearview Clipper Wayne Ross New London Roush Fleming Jeff Golini Clippers Ray Krohn

Duran Wins Unanimous Decision To Retain Lightweight Title

In Philadelphia, Roberto Duran defeats Edwin Viruet by unanimous decision to keep the world lightweight title. Duran presses a body attack early, Viruet counters with reach and speed, and the bout features exchanges through the later rounds as Duran maintains the crown.

Philadelphia UPI Roberto Duran Edwin Viruet World Boxing Association Duran Viruet New York Panama

Hanna and Elwood win Jalowiec scramble at Brentwood

Pearl Hanna and Dorothy Elwood teamed to win the Jalowiec 2-Lady Scramble at Brentwood Golf Club with a score one stroke better than Louise Lawson and Geneva Knechtges in the Class AAA Division. Det Boreski and Helen Ja ...

Pearl Hanna Dorothy Elwood Brentwood Golf Club Louise Lawson Geneva Knechtges Det.Boreski Helen Ja Geneva Knechiges Dot Boreskh Helen Jatowiec Jan Porrelli Score Marge Hostatler Lucille van Moe Gutowski Jean Slavia Edith George Marge Kenska Laura Leister Shirley Cousin Lorraine Conger Yvonne Hazlett Alma Fisher Mary Tite Anna Witte Ruby Burdick Bee Brenner Low Gross Geneva Knéchtges Nancy Reed Betty Almas

Middview High to screen film of 33-0 Elyria Catholic loss

Midview High School will show a film of the Middie football team’s 33-0 defeat to Elyria Catholic tonight at 7 in the all-purpose room. Coach Phil Sheffield will narrate the screening.

Midview High School Middie Elyria Catholic Phil Sheffield

Comet of the Week and Bowling Winners Highlight Amherst News

Amherst sports notes name head coach Larry Toth selecting Mark Loper and Kevin Criss as offensive players of the week after a shutout, with Loper 6 for 6 and Criss scoring on field goals. Bowling leaders include Shirley Hall and Jean Dunker leading weekend action at Grafton Lanes in the area 500 Club, with high series and games across multiple leagues and classes in a packed results page.

Amherst Larry Toth Mark Loper Kevin Criss Loper Criss Shirley Hall Jean Dunker Grafton Lanes Area 500 Hall Dunker Edith Spencer Maxine Cain Brenda Sawyer Diane McCrae Jane Lapp

Rankin and Carner win LPGA National Team Championship

Judy Rankin and Jo Anne Carner claimed the LPGA National Team Championship in Portland finishing in rain with an dramatic sudden death overtime win over Betty Burfeindt and Pam Higgins. Carner buried an eight foot birdie on the first playoff hole as Burfeindt missed a four foot birdie. The duo earned $12,000 though it did not count on the official money list.

Portland Ore UPI Judy Rankin Jo- Anne Carner Betty Burfeindt Pam Higgins Carner Burfevndt Rankin Columbia Edgewater Country Club

Bowling league openings at Stoney’s and other centers

The Tuesday Merchants league at Stoney's lists openings for individuals and teams with contacts Dave Jones Bill Erick or Ross at 323-3496 and 458-5144 The Tuesday Hot Shots Teague at Stoney's seeks individual bowlers call Rose 323-3059 or Joyce 458-514 The Tuesday evening 6 30 couples league at Stoney's Lanes seeks couples contact Shelly 322-4192 or the lanes 450-5144 Two teams needed for Saturday night couples league 6 30 p m contact Pam Gard 323-2161 Also needed are teams for Wednesday evenings couples league 9 15 p m at Center Ridge Lanes call 365-1181 There are junior openings at Elyria Bowling Center Saturdays 10 a m and 1 p m Sundays 2 p m at Hoam Instructions available call Lee 322-7H.

Stoney’s Dave Jones Bill Erick Ross Pam Gard Center Ridge Elyria Bowling Center Hoam Lee

LCCC runners defend title in Allegheny South Invite

Lorain County Community College defended its title at the Allegheny South Invitational, beating Montgomery College of Maryland 37 to 41 as teams like Allegheny South and Kent State Ashtabula trailed. Individual leaders include Jack Harbauch of Ann Arundel with 25 39 and top LCCC performers Tim Van Russ Pierre Dave Urie Eric Eisenmacher and Jeff Hartman pacing the six four mile race field.

West Mifflin Lorain County Community College LCCC Montgomery C.C Maryland Allegheny South Kent State Ashtabula Ann Arundel Eric N Y SCCC Tim van Russ Pierre Dave Urie Eric Eisenmacher Jeff Hartman Jack Harbauch Baldwin- Wallace Lee

Parsons Holds Off Late Challenge In Delaware 500

Benny Parsons drove a one year old Chevrolet to win the Delaware 500 at Dover Downs International Speedway in 85 degree heat. He held off David Pearson who finished on the same lap, earning $13,900 from a $126,375 event. Parsons reported late fatigue after 100 laps to go but said his car handled beautifully amid few cautions.

Dover Del Delaware Benny Parsons Chevrolet Dover Downs International Speedway Parsons David Pearson Mercury Ellerbe N.C Pearson Spartanburg Cale

Game Club open house set and race recap notes

The Columbia Game Club hosts an open house this Saturday at 10 a.m. with demonstrations in archery fishing trapping firearms and retrievers and refreshments for attendees. Yarborough finished third in his Chevrolet while Donnie Allison and Darrell Waltrip led early in a 32,000 crowd as Richard Petty faced valve problems and Neil Bonnnet broke a water pump finishing 11th.

Columbia Game Club Yarborough Timmonsville D.C Donnie Allison Hueytown, Ala Darrell Waltrip Daytona Beach Fla Richard Petty Randleman, N.C Neil Bonnett Hueytown Ala

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Buenos Aires Australia Phil Dent Argentina Ricardo Cano Guillermo Vilas John Alexander Rome Italy Patrick Domiguez France Corrado Barazzutti Adriano Panatta Francois Jauffret Dublin Sean Sorenson Mike Hickey Miguel Soares Manuel Sousa Ireland Portugal Blackpool England Dave Hill Tommy Horton United States Hanna Elwood Middie Films Fowiec Jean Dunkerst Marise Cain Lulan Kelsey Betty Moore Stella Papegs Cindy Volk Alla Mitchell Betty Jackson Doris Schacter Delores Ramileman Joyce Darby Ily Kessel Sary Raillitoe Debbie Nogan Betty Dillon Lear Snyder Coe Mayfield Heights Ohio Sae Davis Keglers John Davis Moe Starbuck Larry Klinect Henry Wallace John Fischer Jerry Kirby el & Trust Ud Bank EST Arthur Cletzer Royalton Rd Columbia Station Bob Aldrich Public Square LeGrange Gary Brooks N. Abbe Rd Mike Bommer Detroit Avon Mark Paulus Cleveland St. Elyria ED Brown Cntr Ridge Rd Ridgeville Robert Holtramp Indian Hallow Rd Grattan Carl Purdey Cleveland St- Elyria Ken Sito St. Iyn Bill Barbor Watters Wellington Insurance Nationwide Don Searles College St. Kerlin UFE Nationwide Marual Insurance Corpany Nationwide Mural Fire Intrence Company Nationwide Ute Inerancs Company Home Offite Columbus Orie American Eagle Rae Muaioy Trorks Stave Cesar Raed Chara Secourt Beat T Geinenas Betnc Phos Aaa Candace Picelto Toyota Ois Tires Westinghouse Zenith, Tappan Major Appliances & TV Broad St East Ave
Search Courier

Search the The Chronicle Telegram Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Chronicle Telegram?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication