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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
8
Brunswick invitational golf tournament produced tense play and required sudden-death playoffs to decide both the team champion and the individual medalist in yesterday's round.
Buckeye High School reshuffles sectional games under Athletic Director Leo Sparr. Cloverleaf-Firelands moves to May 8 at 4 p.m. Highland-Akron St. Vincent to May 7 at 4 p.m. Winners and playoff alignments shift with Woodridge on May 11 and Inland Conference bracket events May 9 16 17. Brunswick Medina chase crown as Brunsick wins title and Dave Marcey earns medalist honors.
Campbell and Sekerak led the host Blue Devils to an 18 22 victory as Brunswick clinched the tournament crown on the first playoff hole. Marcey tied for medalist honors with Ward of North Royalton at 78 while Ward’s teammate Smith parred the 17th but finished over 80 overall. North Royalton led team standings with North Olmsted 345 Independence 356 Doylestown 375 Midview 382 North Ridgeville 382. Coach Hank Gimbel praised the weather and the players’ performance.
Buckeye claims the Inland Conference track title at Oberlin College with 63 points led by Mark Neilenbach who won high and low hurdles and Jerry Coleman who took the 440. Heidmann starred with three wins including a record pole vault and long jump. Buckeye runners-up included Neutenbach, Ritter, Mull, Price, Crumpler, Shelton, and both relays.
Don Moody from Santa Monica the fastest drag racer signs to race in NHRA Springnationals at National Trail Raceway near Columbus June 8 10. He will pilot a new Cerny Moody rear engine Dodge dragster as about 600 drivers entered the $200000 event. Moody clocked 591 at NHRA Supernationals Ontario last November and will race on the West Coast star's schedule.
The column lists Friday results: Chicago 5 New York 0 Calif 1 Baltimore 0 Detroit 5 Texas i Minnesota 9 Boston 6 Ran City 5 Milwaukee 3 Oakland 11 Cleveland 4. Probable pitchers and Sunday games follow for Boston Minnesota New York Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee Texas Detroit Oakland Cleveland and California Baltimore.
Buckeye leads with 63 points followed by S. Amherst 52 and Keystone 48 in the final team standings. Event results include records set in long and pole vault, and relays with Columbia team members Lindon, Newell, Knopf and Ritter among top finishers.
Cloverleaf's golf team stayed undefeated by defeating West Holmes 90 at Westfield Country Club. Meadows led with 38, Wagers 47, Smith 42, Scheetz 40, and Rennels 39 giving Cloverleaf a total of 149 while West Holmes recorded 196.
Chuck Catto quits as director of player personnel for the Cleveland Crusaders for personal reasons. He was the team's second holder of the post in its first year, and owner Nick Mileti credits him with shaping the club into a championship contender.
A brief notice highlights that certain bonds provide a bonus at their maturity, signaling a change in returns for investors seeking fixed income advantages. The article frames the idea as a strategic option for savers aiming to maximize interest at term end.
The Brunswick Athletic Booster Club outlines plans for a carnival and invites organizations to sign up for booths. A planning meeting is set for Wednesday May 9 at 7 30 p m in room 200 at the high school. For more information call Pat Forbes at 225 6776.
Veteran pitcher Sonny Siebert, 36, was dealt by Boston to Texas for cash and a minor league player to be named later. The 12-12 winner last season had disappointed pennant hopes after joining Boston in 1969 in a six-player deal from Cleveland.
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