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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1983
Page
10
The H.A.C.s 12 year old all-star team coached by Allan Segall won their first game 15-3 in five innings, hailed as the team to beat for using the 10 run rule, but then lost 7-3 to a Glenn Burnie area Maryland team and 8-5 to Marietta, ending their run.
YOUNGSTOWN The 12 year old H A C all stars avenge a prior loss by winning the Mill Creek 11 12 boys tournament after dropping the first game 3 2 in the championship series to Canfield 3 2 then taking the night cap 4 3. Manager Allan Segall called the team odds on favorites after their initial win. Craig the tournament director noted the team’s strong performance against Washington.
The Howland Little Tigers begin their tenth season with three youth teams 115, 105 and 90 pounds. Regular season home games are at Howland Junior High in 1983, while the John Miranda Memorial Tiger Bowl is at Howland High School stadium. Registration is open with a $10 fee and insurance, contact Butch Snyder at 856-6043.
Howland led by coaches Dan Campana and Mike Dematteo traveled to Warren for the Burbank Invitational. In three games Howland defeated Liberty 4 0, beat Burbank 12 4, and won a dramatic 5 4 finish over Burbank with Jason Goncez and David Nofgsinger driving the late rallies.
The monthly Superstuff program for elementary children with asthma continues at St Joseph Riverside Hospital in cooperation with the Eastern Ohio Lung Association. It targets 7 to 11 year olds undergoing medical care and whose asthma disrupts daily life to boost confidence, self control, and practical management.
The Olympic Club swim team, coached by Mark Sullivan of the Warren City School System, finished a second undefeated season with wins over Applewood, Boardman, Canfield, Warren Ellis, and Logan. They placed second in the Youngstown Swim League Championship and first in the Dual Meet.
The figure departs the local scene to take a coaching role in Cincinnati, guiding one of Ohio’s top swim programs and bringing his expertise to a leading team in the state.
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