Trophy Parade Honors St Paul Winter Sport Athletes
Sunday night ceremony recognized St Paul winter sport athletes with a series of trophy awards. Recipients included Martha Wiedemann most improved, Mary Ann Creamer 110 percent and hustle awards, Julie Nixon 110 percent award, Ed Young most takedowns, Bret Hokes most improved, John Missler coach's award, Mike Conley most improved, Pat Rinner hustle award, Jeff Wiedemann 110 percent award, Troy Spaar co MVP, and Steve Barman most assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Martha Wiedemann
Mary Ann Creamer
Julie Nixon
Ed Young
Bret Hokes
John Missler
Mike Conley
Pat Rinner
Jeff Wiedemann
Troy Spaar
Steve Barman
Paul S. Stafford
Edison Boys Track Downs Tri Meet In Multi Event Victory
Edison edged Margaretta 73 55 with South Central 31 as Keith LaVine won the 100 and 220 in 10.3 and 23.8 seconds. Mark Woods swept the 880 and mile while Jim Unger won the low hurdles and long jump. Owen Woolever took the two mile in 10 40 and the 4 by 440 relay clocked 47.9. Paul Deering of South Central won the 120 high hurdles and pole vault.
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Milan
Keith LaVine
Mark Woods
Jim Unger
Edison
South Central
Margaretta
LaVine
Woods
Unger
Chargers
Owen Woolever
Steve Hohensteine
Dave Kocher
Ron Barber
Paul Deering
Deering
S.C
Harlow
Howard
Luzador
Fisch
Marg
Getter
Christie
Halll
Toney
Canter
Palmacci
Mar
Wikel
Melton
Barber
Woolever
Nash
Dash
Mellon
Field
Dewey
Hohensteine
Kocher
Wickl
Palmucci
Beechler
Burns
Bdies
Caath Central
Colvin Tops Flyers Award Winners at Norwalk ceremony
Norwalk St Paul seniors and the boys varsity squad received top honors. Wrestler Jim Colvin earned five awards including the William Magnuson Memorial Award and the 110 Percent Award, plus state tournament plaques and a three-year letterman honor. Mary Ann Creamer and Julie Dixon shared the girls 110 Percent Award. The boys team received a collective 110 Percent Award with one month on display before retirement to the high school trophy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler
Norwalk St. Paul
Jim Colvin
William Magnuson
Norwalk
Bob Barnes
Colvin
Mary Ann Creamer
Julie Dixon
Jan McGuckin
Mike Wasiniak
Wasiniak
Jeff Wiedemann
Jeff
Troy Spaar
Todd Moore
Pat Rinner
Steve Barman
Mike Conely
Spaar
Moore
Rinner
Conley
Barman
Denny Doughty
Jim
Doughty Honors Lead Wrestling Awards Night
Doughty returned eight of 15 lettermen and handed out awards to a senior and three sophomores. John Missler claimed Coach's Award and a four year plaque after a 16-5 final season. Soph Ed Young earned Most Takedowns with 24 while going 21-6. Bret Hokes took Most Improved at 18-7, and Steve Strimpfel plus Creamer shared the Hustler Award. Marianne Mainzer named MVP for Maryland High School. Martha Wiedemann earned Most Improved as a sophomore center. The program noted losses of three seniors but promised depth with jayvee talent and added staff remarks from McGuckin.
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Doughty
John Missler
Ed Young
Bret Hokes
Steve Strimpfel
Hustler
McGuckin
Creamer
Mary Ann
Julie
Marianne Mainzer
Martha Wiedemann
Jayvee
Paula Howell
Paul Bell
Bob Gainck
Three Seniors Honored At Rider Winter Banquet
At the Western Reserve winter banquet three seniors received top honors for boys basketball wrestling and girls basketball. Eric Robson won leadership and 110 percent awards plus most rebounds. Jim Grosswiler earned most valuable wrestler and most victories. Ann Murray was most valuable player for the girls team.
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Marianne Mainzer
Todd Moore
Rider
Robson
Roughrider
Tom Robson
Grosswiler
Western Reserve
Walt Kaleno
Murray
John Speer
Roughriders
Firelands
Edison Chargers Top Sailors In Five-Run Opening Win
Edison pitcher Kenny Burris overcame a rough first inning to combine with Todd Brown in a 10-2 non league victory over Milan. Burris, facing 10 walks in five innings, struck out 10 as Edison’s offense rallied early with Burris’s first inning homer and layers of walks. Jeff Lake drove in a run with a clutch hit in the fifth as Edison built a lead, while Milan’s Bill Henson collected their lone hit and Edison yielded 17 walks in the game.
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MILAN
Kenny Burris
Edison
Todd Brown
Chargers
Burris
Brown
Sailors
Kenny
Peugeot
Bill Henson
Lake
Edison Tops Margaretta In Boys Track Scores 73 31
Edison wins the boys track meet over Margaretta 73 to 31 with multiple event wins. Standouts include Deering and Unger in hurdles and sprints, Woods and Woolever in distance races, and LaVine leading sprints for Edison. Margaretta claims distance and field event victories, with Fisch besting high jump rivals and Mullers in relays.
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Aner
Bellevue
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Chuck Adkins
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Timbs
Lisa Soboslai
Sherry Hartley
Kaleno
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Chuck Fashing
Dennis Bement
Max Friend
Eric Robson
Holzmiller
Ted Patrick
Jeff Horn
Mark Winkler
Vickie Timbs
Cindy Smith
Nancy Lierenz
Hartley, Soboslai
Mona Jackson
Julie Pickworth
Kim Burns
Kelly Kuenzel
Dean Dauch
John Monroe
Ken Musser
Tim Molesky
Mike Bement
Tim Brubaker
Gil Cammarn
Sahsing
Jim Kumpf
Kelly Lasch
Leon Shinsky
Bill Skinner
Tim Grys
Fashing
al Peugeot
Jeff Lake
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Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
North Fairlan
Wise
St. Lous
Springfield
American Associatin
Tommy Herr
Terry Kennedy
Rob Dressler
Will McPnarey
Comet Cleaners
Heyman's Haymakers
Schilde's
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Royal Motel
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