Hubbard Eagles announce free game passes for seniors
Hubbard High School and the Steel Valley Conference outline football season changes and ticket prices for 1972. Retired residents within the Hubbard Exempted Village School District can obtain free passes to all Hubbard athletic contests, with passes available August 30 through September 8. General admission for SVC games is $1.50, with reserved seats at $2.00. Season tickets for six home games cost $12, and presale for Hubbard students runs at multiple local venues.
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Hubbard High
Steel Valley Conference
SVC
Hubbard
Reed Middle School
Madelines Dairy
Vince and Joe's
Mr. Sontag
McCort
Enthusiastic Hubbard Eagles Prep for Home Opener
Hubbard Ohio 1972 Eagles football team opens two a days under coach Lynch with 66 players, 17 lettermen, and strong underclassman morale. Regular season starts September 8 at home against Ravenna after scrimmages on August 26 vs Farrell and September 2 at Poland.
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Hubbard Eagles
Turnovers Hold Slim Lead In Granny's Loop Golf Standings
In Hubbards Granny's Goofers league the Turnovers lead with 26 points tied with the Dough Nuts who also have 26. Cream Puffs hold 24, Honey Buns 23, Cookie Pushers 22, Jelly Rolls 124. Joan Chuba paced the Turnovers with 49 and 15 putts while Pat Thornton led the Cookie Pushers with low gross 54.
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Janet Belleville
Pat Thornton
Pat Strachan
Ninabell Abernathy
Beulah Card
Joan Chuba
Sue Reichart
Mary Jane Ferrett
Local bowling leagues map fall reorganizations at Bell Wick Bowl
Two Hubbard area leagues announce fall plans. Gene's Style Center Trio Classic will meet at 9 p m August 24 to reorganize, attendees urged, contact Irene Learn. Aley Gators League meets at Bell Wick Bowl Friday 7 p m to prepare rolling loop play starting September 7 with action at 6 p m. contact Irene Brall or Bell Bowl for details.
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Hubbard
Gene’s Style Center Trio
Irene Learn
Joy Taggart
Aley Gators
Bell Wick Bowl
Dorrt
Irene Brall
L and G Lounge Leads Golf League With Narrow Edge
L and G Lounge holds a 2 percent edge atop the L and G Lounge Golf League over Tri City Plumbing. Patton's Sparkle Market and Carano's United Family Foods follow with 12 percent each, Demidovich Builders 10, Gene's Style Center 9, Acme Motors 8, Ten Pin Lounge 61 percent, Bush Electric 4, and Three D Sohio 3. Low gross honors went to Steve Demidovich and Kenny Reardon with 39s, while Mike Dunder had low net at 32.
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Hubbard
L & G Lounge
Tri- City Plumbing
Patton
Sparkle Market
Carano
United Family Foods
Demidovich Builders
Gene’s Style Center
Acme Motors
Ten Pin Lounge
Bush Electric
Sohio
Steve Demidovich
Kenny Reardon
Mike Dunder
Stiver’s LL team honored at a Harding Park fete
A picnic on Saturday August 12 at Harding Park honored the Stiver Chevy Olds Little League team. Donations came from Stiver’s Main Street Party Shop Custom Home Interior and the boys’ parents. Coaches Jerry Deal George Romo and Ben Slemons attended the event hosted by Pat Romo Carol Paris Jo Patrick and Shirlee Himes. Players listed include Dave Romo Jim Paris Mark Patrick Eugene Hazey Greg Bolehalk Jim Kraft Tony Rosile Flip Ladigo Warren Orr Rich Burrows Dwayne Sell Bob Manila and Howie Slemons.
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Stiver Chevy Olds
Harding Park
Stiver’s
Main Street
Jerry Deal
George Romo
Ben Slemons
Pat Romo
Carol Paris
Jo Patrick
Shirlee Himes
Dave Romo
Jim Paris
Mark Patrick
Eugene Hazey
Greg Bolehalk
Jim Kraft
Tony Rosile
Flip Ladigo
Warren Orr
Rich Burrows
Dwayne Sell
Bob Manila
Howie Slemons
Bowling meeting set for Aug 28 at Bell Wick Bowl
The second meeting of Gene's Style Center Classic Bowling League is scheduled for Monday Aug 28 at 9 p m at Bell Wick Bowl. Team positions will be drawn and all captains or reps must attend. Interested individuals may contact Frank Zitnik or league secretary Mike Stanovich at 534 3202.
Football Moms Dance Proves Successful in Hubbard
Hubbard notes a successful Football Mom’s annual dance on August 12 with Eddie Wallus Combo providing music. Rick Case of Hubbard won 100 dollars first prize, Rick Gadd of Warren took 50 dollars second, and Mary White of Hubbard won a portable refrigerator. Hubbard High coaches helped select raffle winners. Mary Leslie thanked donors and ticket sellers. Next meeting is September 4, dues due. late members risk cancellation. Ken Henderson of the Giants named NL Player of the Week after a 13-for-21 stretch last week.
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Hubbard
Eddie Wallus
Rick Case
Rick Gadd
Warren
Mary White
Hubbard High School
Bill Lynch
Paul Wolf
Joe Magliocca
SAN Francisco
UPI
Ken Henderson
San Francisco Giants
Large entry list set for Ohio Fair nat s boxing meet
The fifth annual Ohio State Fair national amateur boxing tournament is expected to attract a record number of entries. Boxing Director Bill Cummings Jr. said 336 entries from 42 cities have been received for the tourney to be held the first three days of the fair at the east side of the race track.
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UPI
Bill Cummings Jr
Trac
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Duffy Richardson
Ted Block
John Longo
Larry McLaughlin
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Mataro
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Ray Magee
Rick Wells
Bill Tucciarone
Mark McAllen
al Pitts
Ron Vargo
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Randy Hop
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Magnuson
Miners Memorial Fund
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Aerpel
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Rusalle
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