St Paul winter sports banquet honors Spettle Myers Missler
Senior Jim Spettle and Julie Myers plus junior John Missler led St Paul athletes at the winter banquet. Spettle earned varsity honors with 13 ppg as the team’s key late-season player, while Missler posted a 24-2 wrestling record and multiple titles. Myers stood out for determination on girls team, averaging 14 points and 11 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Spettle
Julie Myers
John Missler
St. Paul's
Mike Wasiniak
Spettle
Jeff Wiedemann
Jeff
Jeff Gross
Bill Hohler
Bill
Wasiniak
Missler
Jim Colvin
Flyers
Columbus
Port Clinton
Paul Conry
John
Colvin
Jim
Conry
Mike Harshberger
Harshberger
Steve Jaworski
Jaworski
Jayvee
Tom Smith
Jan McGuckin
Myers
Mary Ann Creamer
Mary Ann
McGuckin
Creamer
Jill Spettle
Debbie Reichert
Debbie
John Paul Kacmarsky
Bill Magnuson
Kacmarsky
John Paul
Magnuson
St. Paul
Dick Alge
Ruth Weisenberger
Paula Howell
Cheryl Berry
Andrea Schaffer
Joan Fleming
Donna Wurzel
Nancy Spaar
Joyce Sanders
Geralyn Bees
Theresa Wheeler
Marianne Mainzer
Ann Rospert
Tricia Conway
Tami Killian
Patti Jaworski
Laura Wheeler
Monica Simon
Juli Mainzer
John Paul Kacharsky
William Magnuson
Don Hohler
Trojan Thinclads Trip Flyers in Dual Meet Victory
South Central High powered to an 8312 to 4342 win over St Paul as they swept three field events led by Pat Rinner and Chris Howard. Greg Heit dominated distance races with wins in the mile and 880, while Tony Hall and Paul Deering added key sprints and hurdles. Relays by Stevenson, Conaway, Toney, Lewis and Shephard, Deering, McCormack, Howard capped the scoring. Track Talk notes a future 400 meter track upgrade at the venue ahead of the 1980 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
South Central
St. Paul
Charlie Fritz
Pat Rinner
Chris Howard
Fritz
Howard
Tom Graffice
Mike Anderson
Rick Conaway
Kevin Wilhlem
Mike Tarnowski
Jeff Bleile
Flyers
Greg Heit
Marty Healey
Gene Bees
Heit
Trojan
Tony Hall
Healey
Dan
Mushett
Mike Reardon
Tarnowski
Rod Stevenson
Redhead
Chris Reynolds
Todd Moore
Trojans
Graffice
Paul Deering
Stevenson
Yancy Toney
Scott Lewis
Eric Shephard
Deering
Steve McCormack
Anderson
Vermilion Sailors Sweep Edison In Twinbill Drama
Vermilion edged Edison 4-3 in an extra inning opener then erupted for 16-12 in game two. Edison led 2-0, tied it in the third, and retook a 7th inning lead before Ed Ritz's hit kept the rally alive. Jeff Lake's error set up the winning run in the eighth. In game two Edison led 12-7 before Vermilion scored eight late runs. Chargers catcher Dave McPeak and Ken Burris each had three hits as Vermilion improved to 1-3.
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MILAN
Vermilion
Edison
Chargers
Ed Ritz
Ritz
John Early
Jeff Lake
al Peugeet
Lake
Dave McPeak
Ken Burris
Edison Perkins Win Huron Invitational Track Meet
Edison and Perkins won the third annual Huron Invitational track meet. Perkins took the boys title with 12542 points, Edison led the girls with 131 points. Rick Langhals of Huron won the 330 low hurdles and contributed to the mile relay win. Edison’s Jonah Newsome captured the shot put with 46-10 1/2, and Anna Dandar was the girls meet MVP with wins in the 100 and 220 and key relay legs.
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Huron
Perkins
Edison
Shelby
Monroeville
Norwalk
Margaretta
Chargers
Rick Langhals
Jonah Newsome
Th C Chargers
Rick Zureich
Zureich
Ron Webb
Track meet results with multiple event placements
Listing of event results from a track meet showing top finishers and times for 120 high hurdles, 100 dash, mile run, 800 relay, 440 dash, 880 medley, 880 run, 220 dash, 440 relay, mile relay, shot put, discus, long jump, and high jump with athlete names and performances. Notable names include Tengowski, Dandar, Deal, Edison, NorWalk, and Huron among others.
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Imhoff
Tengowski
NorWalk
Edison
Perkins
Bickley
Miller
Cocker
Dandar
Huron
Truckers Win 2, Streak Hits 5
PERKINS Norwalk High baseball team extended its winning streak to five with a sweep of Perkins 4-3 and 9-6. Jim Arlin pitched a two-hitter in game one, nine strikeouts as Norwalk rallied in the seventh for two runs. Bruce Hammersmith started the decisive rally with a walk and Wes Douglas produced a squeeze bunt. In game two Rick Seibold lasted six plus innings allowing one earned run before being hit on the cheek by a bad hop. John Christopher had two hits as six others added one.
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Trucker
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By Don Hohler
Trojan Thinclads
John Frederick
Ream
Anna Dandar
Martha Bickley
Diane Tengowski
Taegowski
Truckers
Webb
Langhals
Friebel
Dwelle
Milliorn
Wagner
Toft
Dash
Gowdy
Hoyt
Bossart
Russell
Brown
Newsome
Hayes
Ritzenthaler
Printy
Cramer
Byington
Trautman
Rich Zureich
Eisenhauer
Burtscher
Hillman
Watt
Matthias
Majoy
Dave Wasiniak
Ohio
W.F.W. Norwalk
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