Aggies Scoreboard Highlights Wide League Action
Betty Winslow and Dorothy Fries led pin counts at Norwalk Center with Winslow totaling 224 and Fries 216 and 187 in Tri County action for Karen's Drive In and Fanny Farmers. Numerous bowlers from Boxboard Packaging to Modern Market posted high games and series across multiple leagues and teams.
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Agnes Higgins
Betty Winslow
Dorothy Fries
Norwalk Center
Winslow
Karen
Fries
Fanny Farmers
Tri- County
Dorothy Webser
Jean Cothran
Ellen Siezel
Ave
Margie Nickoli
Marg Nickoli
Linda Sholes
Citizen’s Bank
Marilyn Gill
Ideal Appliances
Jan Haynes
Mike
Carol Danklefsen
Linda Missler
NBC
Charlotte Simons
Cindy Saladin
Connie’s Laundry
Marilyn Collier
Pat Bleile
Marilyn Friend
Alexis Smith
Bennett Electric
Debby Marvin
Brenda Friend
Wakeman’s
Zarie Reichert
Hoover Dry Wall
Shirley Burras
Landmark
Cora Sholes
Millie Chaffee
Fireland’s
Anna Marie Peiples
Joan Camp
Shirley Spaar
Schild’s
Judy Smith
Monroeville Marine
Connie White
Elnora Blanton
Stieber’s
Dwight Tkach
Kev McCrann
Ed Theisen
Kenilee
Bill Finley
Gene Dreher
Jim Finley
The
Eagles
Craig Schwiefert
Chuck Alexander
John Metarko
Caudh
Jay Chapin
Behrendsen
George Balcon
Hank Reynolds
Krupp Sunoco
Joe Morgan
Norstat
Bob Cutcher
Norwalk
McCrain
Elaine Finley
Barb Dreher
Connie Baatz
Huron Co. Bank
John Scheid
Ralph Day
Dick Sweet
Ted van der Waarden
Tom Batt
Shelter Globe
Dick Vogt
Beach Diversified
Quent Vowell
Bob Toney
Milan Inn
Bob Boos
Gould
Juris Kangars
Norwalk Furniture
Harry Meagrew
Palmer
Don Wise
Meyer
Chevrolet
Lowell Brown
Paul Craft
Bob Wilhelm
Jack Kramer
Wilcox Machine
Doug Mayer
John Smillie
Stroh’s
Clete Fries
Scheid Electric
Don Swanson
Fo Swanson
Steve Smith
P.M.S the Nite Owls
Dale Braden
Jack Stewart
Weisenberger’s
Moose
Willard Scheid
Harold Grimmer
Andy Luxon
Rick Schwan
Elmer Schwan
Leon Camp
Don Grinold
Becker
Auto Electric
Duke Toth
Tom Urich
Curt Conely
Jerry Coder
Hank Sellers
Bob Smith
N.B.C
John Meyer
American Legion
Cliff Claus
Kelly Rahrig
Edison girls name Burtscher MVP for basketball season
Tammy Burtscher was named MVP of Edison High School girls basketball. She averaged 12.7 points per game with a best 22 in the sectional tournament, led the team in assists and steals, and earned Top Four Shooter honors with 56 percent. Deb Bragg was Top Rebounder with 147 missed shots, Bev Pomeroy earned Top Defensive honors, as Edison went 14-3 and won the Firelands Conference title. Coach Jean Cromley praised returning players and a strong reserve squad.
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Burtscher
Clyde
Deb Bragg
Bev Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Edison
Firelands
Jean Cromley
Norwalk
Diane Tengowski
Tengowski
Dawn Colvin
Becky Wright
Chris Sharpe
Wright
Sharpe
Naylor Leads Indoor 300 Archery Championship Performances
Ohio Archers Inc hosted a two day Indoor 300 Archery Championship with Marge Naylor of Norwalk scoring a 299 to set a women’s high. Winners include Frederick Schueler Norwalk Leslie Breay Huron and Dorothy Lawson Berlin Heights with top placements. Bow & Barrel Archers announce an April 24 shoot at Chapin Rd Berlin Heights. Norwalk girls basketball closes season 12 9 with MVP Diane Tengowski and honors for Dawn Colvin and Becky Wright.
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Ohio Archers Inc
Bow & Barrel Archery Club
Berlin Heights
Marge Naylor
Norwalk
Frederick Schueler
Leslie Breay
Huron
Dorothy Lawson
Terry
Linda Grell
Bow & Barrel Archers
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Willard comeback tops South Central 6 3 in baseball
In Greenwich Don Danhoff pitched four scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts to lift Willard to a 6-3 win over South Central. Willard improved to 1-0 while South Central fell to 0-1 as Keith Willoughby plated two runs and Dan Smith added two hits.
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Greenwich
Don Danhoff
South Central
Willard
Trojans
Danhoff
Dave Bechtel
Flashes
Wallis
Dan Smith
Keith Willoughby
Ned Peddicord
Willard Willard
Thursday's Results Highlight East Versus West Showdowns
The NBA night featured Atlanta overcoming New York Nets 95 81 while New York Knicks edged Indiana 135 131 as Denver beat Buffalo 110 and Golden State defeated San Antonio 125 116.
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NY Nets
NY Knicks
Indiana
Denver
Buffalo
Golden State
San Antonio
x-Phila
Boston
Houston
Washington
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Portland
Ste Golden State
Seattle
Phoenix
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