Bolero advances to B final in Jelly Class play offs
Bolero defeated American Standard 13 38 in a Jelly Class B playoff game to move into a best of three series against Kelly Brothers Construction slated for 7 30 p m Thursday. Frank Passanisi led Bolero with three hits in three trips as Bolero and American Standard exchanged halves and the lead.
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Bennett earns honors in Strike Out Ladies League
Wellington report notes Glenda Bennett won individual game honors with a 77 in the Strike Out Ladies League at Strike Out Lanes. Margaret Knapp posted the high series 475 as Bara's Market claimed both team game 723 and team series 2066 honors. Hazel Dague led single games with 191 and Lola Hazlett topped the evening with a 481 series.
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Flyr Na High adjusts drills amid heat ahead of Cuyahoga Falls trip
Flyr Na High School football, slowed by hot weather, prepares for Friday road game at Cuyahoga Falls. Coach Bill Parsons says conditions hurt practice but progress remains. Lee McKenzie is doubtful, while Jack Beidel leads rushing with 110 yards on 19 carries. Don Boddy averages 13.0 per carry after a 104 yard opener. Al Robinson adds 88 yards on 17 carries.
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Objective of the next downs after early turnover risk
The primary goal is to regain offensive footing with a conservative steady approach rather than risky long plays. The aim is to restore confidence in the offense and move the ball methodically, avoiding repeats of early mistakes.
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Jones Stops Cody Jones In Miami Beach Bout
Doug Jones from New York stopped Cody Jones of Detroit in a Miami Beach boxing match reported by UPI. The bout featured Jones at 191 pounds defeating Jones at 209 pounds in five rounds.
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Golf results from Elyria and surrounding clubs
Mrs Carl Robinson won Class 1A low at Elyria Country Club nine holes. B class winner Mrs Russell Rizzo and runner up Mrs John McLaughlin posted 46. Class C leader Mrs Robert Fisher with 53 and runner up Mrs T F Schilling at 54. Class D winner Mrs R V Russell with 57 and runner up Mrs H T Sargis at 58. Spring Valley teams won two man best ball tourney. Forest Hills league saw Katherine Ross 49 to lead. Rose McClintock 35 and Agnes Cordrey 58 in others. Low net Rose Ross 37 and McClintock 40. McClintock also lit low putts with 14.
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Continental League off to good start in football
A. B. Chandler, Continental League commissioner, says the league is a major football operation with 10 solid teams and rising attendance. After six games, 30 games total, 262,748 in attendance, average 8,758 per game. Lead markets include Richmond Philadelphia Toronto and Newark. Television plans discussed and a taped game broadcast in Philadelphia. TOM LINKINSON named Panthers top defensive player. CHUCK MCHUGH praised for 143 rushing yards and two touchdowns for Elyria Catholic.
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Norwalk Dragway Switches to AHRA Sanction
Norwalk Dragway in Ohio has switched from NHRA to AHRA sanctioning per Jim Tice AHRA president. Ralph Neal, the manager, notes the track's AHRA era began with a race in August 1999 and will continue to offer hot car Sunday events and blown street classes at Friday night programs.
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