Local high school sports calendar and results
Monday schedule shows Edison tied with Sandusky 6 all, Norwalk beat Bellevue 6 0, Shelby defeated Willard 10 3, Huron 14 Monroeville 12, New London 2 Loudonville 1, Seneca East 8 Western Reserve 5. Softball Shelby 55 Willard 5 and Bellevue 25 Norwalk 9. Tennis Galion 3 Norwalk 2, Bucyrus 4 Willard 1, Huron 3 St Paul 2. Girls track St Paul 84 Crestline 26, Edison 69 Norwalk 41. Wednesday schedule lists Western Reserve at St Paul and others across area teams.
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Edison
Sandusky
Norwalk
Bellevue
Shelby
Willard
Huron
Monroeville
New London
Loudonville
Seneca East
Western Reserve
Galion
Bucyrus
St. Paul
Crestline
Upper Sandusky
Plymouth
St. Pete
Tiffin Columbian
Bucyrus Sweeps Willard In Northern Ohio League Tennis
Bucyrus defeated Willard 4-1 in a Northern Ohio League tennis meet. Winners for Bucyrus included Ty Long and Bruce Hallaway on singles, and Greg Adams with Gary Turner in first doubles, while Mike McLendon topped Jim Byrne in three sets. Willard’s only win came from McLendon over Byrne. Bucyrus improves to 2-1. Willard drops to 1-2 and visits Upper Sandusky next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Redmen
Willard
Mike McLendon
Jim Byrne
Ty Long
All Mall
Bruce Hallaway
Flashes
Joe Lillo
Greg Adams
Gary Turner
Gus Secor
Jon Pennell
Tom Watson
Chuck Weida
John Rosso
Mike Cole
Jack Gill
Byrne
Upper Sandusky
Huron Beats St Pauls 3-2 In Tennis Duel
Huron swept two doubles matches to beat St Pauls 3-2. Hunsberger and Gillett won 6-4 7-5 while Monich and Megurk took 7-6 6-2. Singles saw Amato and Kacmarsky win for Flyers. Kehr swept 6-0 6-0. Flyers now 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
St. Paul's
Bryan Hunsberger
Mike Gillett
Flyers
Bill Hohler
Julie Myers
Don Monich
Harold Megurk
Gustavo Dietrick
Tom Schmuhl
Tim Amato
Scott Lansky
John Kacmarsky
Tom Fullerton
Ward Kehr
Carrie Amato
Rasnick Tops 700 Plateau In Bowler Scorecard
Rasnick joins the 700 club with a 748 total powered by a 255 opening and 189 middle game in a busy scorecard. The list includes Leon Camp, Bob Mansfield, Art Walker, Ron Grinold, Jerry Kayatin and many others with top games and scores across the lineup. A notice at AGGIE'S Scorecard promises a two week vacation edition after one more score this week and requests no hate mail.
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Rick Rasnick
Leon Camp
Bob Mansfield
Art Walker
Ron Grinold
Jerry Kayatin
Paul Schneider
Bob Perkins
Fred Hartley
Roger Massey
Hank Sellers
Harry Palmer
George Nickoli
Vicki Coleman
Lynn Church
Karen Berry
Kate Plue
Molly Oakley-Keig
Mike Nickoli
Ann Germain
Darrell Daron
Aggie
Edison and Sandusky Battle to 6-6 Tie in Darkness
Edison freshman Jeff Lake sparked a chaotic 6-6 draw with Sandusky before darkness halted play in the eighth inning. Lake hit a grand slam and a sacrifice fly, driving in five runs and closing out innings in relief as John Early struggled with control. Edison moves to 1-2-1 on the season and schedules a clash with Port Clinton next.
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Milan
Edison
Jeff Lake
Chargers
Sandusky
Lake
John
Trucker Netters Lose Second Straight Match
Norwalk edged Galion 3-2 in a Northern Ohio League tennis meet after Norwalk reshuffled the lineup. Steve Kristen defeated Griffiths in two singles, while Hinckley fell to Widman in three. Trapper led the Truckers with singles win over Dixon, and Betschman Warner won the top doubles. Norwalk falls to 1-2. next at Bucyrus.
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Galion
Norwalk
Truckers
Jack Drinkwine
Willard
Chris Griffiths
Paul Hinckley
Griffiths
Hinckley
Galton
Steve Krlsten
Doug Widman
Barney Trapp
Scott Dixon
Scott Betschman
Bob Warner
Scott Skinner
Jeff Flood
Matt Supton
Mitch Casey
Rod Wilson
Matt Ryder
Bucyrus
Wildcats Win Opener 2-1 in Non-League Clash
New London opened the baseball season with a 2-1 victory over Loudonville. Rob in Marsh pitched all nine innings for the Wildcats, while Jerry Young Stan Cooke and Brian Byron contributed three hits for the first run. Marsh later stole second and Young scored on a fourth inning hit. Loudonville's threat in the seventh produced one run before Marsh closed it out as New London moved to 1-0 and prepared to travel to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
New London
Robin Marsh
Bob Hassman
Wildcats
Jerry Young
Stan Cooke
Brian Byron
Marsh
Young
Redbirds
Wellington
Shelby Pounds Willard Softball Thunders to 55-5 Win
Shelby Pounds Willard exploded for 53 hits as the Whippets overwhelmed Willard 55-5 in a Northern Ohio League game. Willard managed seven hits and 12 errors while Shelby opened 1-0 and Willard fell to 0-1. Willard heads to Tiffin Columbian next.
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Willard
Shelbys
Flashes
Shelby
Tiffin Columbian
Bellevue girls softball paste first Northern Ohio League game win over Norwalk
Bellevue debuted in the Northern Ohio League with a 25 to 9 victory over Norwalk. Vicky Smith led Norwalk with four hits while Becky Wright, Mary McLoughlin and Terry Beveridge added three apiece for the Truckers. Wright pitched all seven innings, walking six and fanning three as Norwalk hosts Upper Sandusky next.
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Bellevue
Norwalk
Vicky Smith
Mary McLoughlin
Terry Beveridge
Becky Wright
Truckers
Wright
Upper Sandusky
Western Drops Opener To Tigers
Attica Seneca East rallied from a five run deficit to beat Western Reserve 8 5 in a non league baseball game Monday The Roughriders led 5 0 after two innings but Seneca East responded with four runs in the third and sixth Jerry Moore Norm Welch and Jeff Todd each had two hits Tim Parcher took the loss for Western Reserve allowing nine walks and six hits while striking out nine Tony Seasly earned the win for Seneca East Western Reserve stands at 1 0 and will travel to St Paul on Wednesday
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Attica
Seneca East
Western Reserve
Roughriders
Tigers
Jerry Moore
Norm Welch
Jeff Todd
Tim Parcher
Tony Seasly
Western
St. Paul
Untitled Local Matchups Result in Close Scores
A list of pairings and scores shows JP Auto 6147 beating Thompson-Wadsworth 49-59 is unclear. Horvath-Fraley 60-48, Landenberg-Holzmiller 48-60, Bryant-Wynkoop 56-52. Maple Leaf Lanes 56-52, Pizza Hut 56-52, Guy's Gang 55-53, Grosswiler-Grosswiler 55-53. Other entries include Bartlett Fruit Farm 46-62, Shirley's Star Diner 47-42, Promark Products 46-42, Bishman-Worcester 42-66, Denny's Auto Repair 42-66, Hakes-Hakes 52-56, Gutter Gunners 36-72.
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JP Auto
Thompson-Wadsworth
Horvath-Fraley
Landenberg-Holzmiller
Bryant-Wynkoop
Shirley's Star Diner
Maple Leaf Lanes
Bartlett Fruit Farm
Pizza Hut
Promark Products
Guy’s Gang
Bishman-Worcester
Grosswiler-Grosswiler
Denny's Auto Repair
Hakes-Hakes
Gutter Gunners
Flyers Win Dual Over Crestline 84-26 In Track Meet
Crestline St. Pauls girls track team tallied nine first places to defeat Crestline 84 to 26. Sue Missler won hurdles, Mary Ann Creamer the mile and 880, Jackie Carolin the 440, Mollie Riley high jump, Jean Longahr discus. Also victors in 880 medley relay 880 relay and 440 relay. Next meet is a dual at Monroeville Thursday.
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Crestline
St. Pauls
Flyers
Sue Missler
Mary Ann Creamer
Jackie Carolin
Mollie Riley
Jean Longahr
Monroeville
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Petunias & Impatients
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Agnes Higgins
Dick Haas
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Greg Lonsway
Jack Stewart
Ralph Day
Larry Hauser
Dale Perkins
Juris Kangars
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Wilard Scheid
Hary Meagrew
Don Deeble
Bob Raymond
Mike Lindenberger
Harry Klein
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Kelly Rahrig
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Bob Smith
Louise Worcester
Paul Pelham
Barb Lerch
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Naomi Snyder
Linda Ridgeway
Marilyn Friend
Linda Weimer
Ruth Vogt
Margaret Baldwin
Clarice Stewart
Patti Ludewig
Ema Rollins
Eileen Schaffer
Harriet Reineck
Dottie Peterson
Ginny Bush
Dan Hipp
Dave Griffith
Linda Grosswiler
Bonnie Becker
Shirley Jensen
Ralph Burkett
Judy Swicker
Barb Allender
Tom Klepper
Ben Nickoli
Ray Pheifer
Connie Jackson
Mamie Giallombardo
Ron Pheifer
Elmer Knoll
Harry Meagrew
Larry Becker
Bruce Kurtz
Bob Hochstedler
Dale Braden
Paul Osborne
Marie Reichert
Mary Brenzo
Claude Smith
Mary Ann Stoll
Stella Claus
Lois Smith
Sue Steffanni
Mickey Krieg
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Mary Nickols
Pat Bleile
Dorothy Fluke
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