Avon Lake routs Medina in SWC clash
Avon Lake pounded Medina for nine hits and twelve runs in a 12 3 Southwestern Conference win. Medina pitcher John Clevidence allowed six runs in the first inning as Avon Lake built a big early lead, then chased relievers Crouse and Barnett. Bob Alspach and Rick Swartz had two hits each for Medina, which drops to 7 7 overall while Avon Lake improves to 8 46.
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Bees
John Clevidence
Brian Crouse
Bill Barnett
Bob Alspach
Alspach
Rick Swartz
Tom Sharratt
Ken Gifford
Heim
Smith
H. Keane
S. Keane
Hart
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Postich
Corolla
Menard
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Grieve
Swartz
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Hoisington
Stiffler
Johnson
Rudes
Gordon
Neale Gifford
Barnett
Uni
SB. Keane
Crouse
Lakers Take 3-1 Series Lead
Jerry West scored 28 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 116-111 overtime win over the New York Knicks. West, McMillian, and Gail Goodrich sparked a fourth quarter rally and West sealed the victory with key free throws 1:15 left in overtime.
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Joe Carnicelli
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Jerry West
West
Los Angeles Lakers
New York Knicks
Lakers
Los Angeles
Jim McMillian
Gail Goodrich
McMillian
MccMillian
Bill Bradley
Bradley
Knicks
Wilt Chamberlain
Valley Forge Golf Club Sees First Hole in One Of Year
Bill Guild of Berea carded the first hole in one of the year on the 16th a 170 yard par three at Valley Forge Golf Course. Les Hotchkiss confirmed it as the course’s first ever ace.
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Valley City
Bill Guild
Berea
Valley Forge
Les Hotchkiss
Medina County Bowling Results and Probie Pitchers Schedule
The scoreboard lists the WL percentage and games back for the East and West divisions with New York and Houston leading. Friday results include Houston 3 Chicago 0 and Montreal 3 Los Angeles 1, with later matchups and nightly pitching duels featuring Fischer, Seaver, and Blass among others.
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Think Mink
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Brunswick Auto Parts
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Wayne Auto Parts
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Fuhrman
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Sleepy Hollow
Harrisville Grange
California
Snell Ford
Eagles
Oakland
Ace Mitchell
Carter
Bill Mitchell
Lodi Equity
Texas
Hydro Spray
Media Drug
Hydro
Ran City
Denham Realty Stahlhebers
Spray Car Wash
1.A.M
Baron Von Tries For 2nd Straight At Northfield Park
Baron Von co owned by Andrew Corrado and D J LaPolla of Niles pursues a repeat invitational win in the $5 000 pace at Painesville at Northfield Park Tonight Five rivals include Little Starbuck Scioto Star Tricky Dares Lucky Baron Neeboots Favorites Waycount Hanover and Tricky Dares switch to Otis Memorial Pace for 25 000 purse. The card shows exact payoff lines for a ten race program with multiple exotics and winners.
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D. J. LaPolla
Niles
Painesville-at-Northfield Park
Little Starbuck
Scioto Star
Tricky Dares
Lucky Baron
Neeboots
Waycount Hanover
Charles A. Otis
Pace
Tle Starbuck
Henman
Ron von J Ross Jr
Dickichardson
Cores Systems
Lucky Baron Jorgensen
Walleye limits set and muskies draw interest across Ohio
Ohio anglers face a ten walleye creel limit plus a 13 inch minimum size rule statewide except Lake Erie. Muskie fever follows a state record 55 pound catch, with tips on locating large muskies, bait choices, and water temperatures. Nearby reports note a big northern pike at Chippewa Lake and a Medina trap shoot planned for Sunday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
James Bishop
Ballash Rd
Chippewa Lake
Bishop
Gazette
Medina Coon Club
Coon Club Rd
Leesville
Chagrin River
Daniel’s Park
Shreve Lake
Rocky River
Conneaut Creek
Medina native Johnson wins pole vault in Kent State victory
Akron University sweeps 104-49 over Akron as Jeff Johnson, Medina grad, clears 14-0 for the win. Wadsworth’s Jim Tighe competes for Kent and takes third place in the pole vault event.
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AKRON
Kent State
Medina County
Jeff Johnson
Medina
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