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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
9
Atlanta Braves manager Sam Harris states the team remains a definite pennant contender with or without Orlando Cepeda and Rico Carty, as Griffin assesses early 1972 prospects from West Palm Beach.
Braves coach Harris projects a pennant bid with Cepeda and Carty back to health, Aaron in prime, Garr strong as rookie, and Evans ready to lead a renewed lineup. Pitching relies on Niekro, Reed, Jarvis, and McQueen returning from injury as the club weighs first base and outfield alignments.
Bay Checker owned by Al and Mary Kiesel of Medina captured three straight victories this year two at Wheeling Downs and one at The Meadows in Meadowland Pa. The eight year old has four first places a second and a third in 11 starts this season for trainer driver Jim Kiesel.
Nick Mileti pursues adding the Cleveland Indians to his NBA Cavaliers and NHL Barons holdings. AL owners gave only a maybe after a seven hour meeting, with a March 22 session set in St. Petersburg for further refinement of Mileti’s $10 million offer to Vernon Stouffer.
Sharon Center invites new and returning players from Highland School District ages nine to twelve as of October 31 to register March 18 from 9 to 11 am at Town Hall. A ten dollar fee is due at signup, with contact Ron Willa at 336-5319 for alternatives. Cheerleaders may register at the same time.
Medina hosts a charity basketball evening with WGCL FM Cleveland radio personality MC. Funds raised support Medina Community Hospital eye surgery equipment. Teams include Permold, Medina Faculty, Jaycees, Medina Special Police, Medina State Patrol, and the Basement. Event at Medina Senior High School starts 7 p.m. Saturday.
Seville takes first in the Cloverleaf Area Men’s Recreational Basketball League final standings led by Mark Drogell with 21 points and Ed Noble 17. Russ Weaver’s 30 and Mike Esterly 21 pace Lodi, while Art Reedy’s 32 tops for the State Patrol. Championship set for March 20 after single elimination rounds begin Monday.
Tri- County Landscape led with a high team score of 749, and Eagles posted 2178 total. Jill Vaughn rolled a high single of 191, while Ann Bitting and Mary Kocks combined for 501 across three games.
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