Wednesday's Games Baseball Schedule
Western Reserve plays St Paul. Tiffin Columbian faces Willard. St Mary meets Monroeville. New London competes with Wellington.
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Edison
Sandusky
Norwalk
Bellevue
Shelby
Willard
Huron
Monroeville
New London
Loudonville
Seneca East
Western Reserve
Galion
Bucyrus
St. Paul
Crestline
Tiffin Columbian
St.Mary
Wellington
Bucyrus Tops Willard In Northern Ohio League tennis
Bucyrus swept Willard 4-1 in a Northern Ohio League match. Winners included Ty Long and Bruce Hallaway in singles, Mike McLendon the lone Willard winner, and Bucyrus winning both doubles—Adams with Turner and Watson with Weida. Willard coach Gill praised Bucyrus as the league’s most experienced. Bucyrus improved to 2-1, Willard to 1-2, next at Upper Sandusky.
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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 Defeats St Pauls 3-2 in Tennis Match
Huron swept two doubles matches to beat St Pauls 3-2. Hunsberger and Gillett won 64 75 over Hohler and Myers, while Monich and Megurk won 7-6 6-2 on the other doubles. Singles went 2-1 Flyers with Amato and Kacmarsky winning. Kehr swept Fullerton 6-0 6-0 for Huron as Flyers drop to 1-2.
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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 Reaches 700 Plateau in Bowling Scores Rush
Rasnick joined the season’s exclusive 700 club with a 748 thanks to a 255 opener a 203 anchor and a 189 middle. The report lists multiple bowlers with high games and series including Camp Mansfield Walker and others, noting score totals and weekly results. A two week vacation notice follows for Aggie’s Scorecard with a plea against hate mail.
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Rick Rasnick
George Nickoli
Vicki Coleman
Lynn Church
Karen Berry
Kate Plue
Molly Oakley-Keig
Mike Nickoli
Ann Germain
Darrell Daron
Aggie
Edison, Sandusky Tie In Sunny MILAN Baseball Duel
Edison freshman Jeff Lake starred before darkness halted the game at 6-6 against Sandusky. Lake hit a grand slam and a sacrifice fly, driving in five runs. He later relieved Early with the bases loaded, posting key outs. Early struggled with nine walks but recorded nine strikeouts. The Chargers stand 1-2-1 and face Port Clinton next.
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Milan
Edison
Jeff Lake
Chargers
Sandusky
Lake
John
Panthers
Early
Trucker Netters Lose Second Straight Match
Norwalk, after a lineup shake by coach Jack Drinkwine, defeated the Truckers 3-2 in a Northern Ohio League tennis match. Galion’s Steve Kristen edged Griffiths 6-1 5-7 6-2 in 2 singles as Hinckley fell to Widman 6-1 6-1. Trapper Trapp won 1 singles and Betschman Warner took 1 doubles as Norwalk slips to 1-2. The Truckers head to Bucyrus next.
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Trucker Netters
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 at Loudonville
New London opened the season with a 2-1 non league victory over Loudonville. Robin Marsh pitched the distance for the Wildcats, helping them reach 1-0 on the year. The offense scored in the fourth on three consecutive hits and added a seventh inning run before Marsh avoided a late threat. The Wildcats travel to Wellington on Wednesday.
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Loudonville
New London
Robin Marsh
Bob Hassman
Wildcats
Jerry Young
Stan Cooke
Brian Byron
Marsh
Young
Redbirds
Wellington
Shelby Pounds Willard salvage win in softball rout
Shelby Pounds Willard pounded 53 hits in a 55 to 5 Northern Ohio League game. The Whippets scored in every inning with 15 runs in the first. Willard managed seven hits and 12 errors as Willard drops to 0-1 while Shelby moves to 1-0. Willard travels to Tiffin Columbian next.
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Willard
Shelbys
Shelby
Tiffin Columbian
Bellevue girls blast Norwalk to open league play
Bellevue upset Norwalk 25 to 9 in the Northern Ohio League opener as Bellevue scored in every inning except the fifth. Norwalk’s Vicky Smith led with four hits while Becky Wright, Mary McLoughlin and Terry Beveridge had three apiece. Wright pitched the full game for Norwalk, walking six and fanning three. 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. Seneca East scored four runs in both the third and sixth innings to erase the lead. Jerry Moore Norm Welch and Jeff Todd had two hits each for the Roughriders. Tim Parcher took the loss for Western Reserve while Tony Seasly earned the win for Seneca East. Western Reserve opens 1-0 and will travel to St Paul Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Seneca East
Western Reserve
Roughriders
Tigers
Jerry Moore
Norm Welch
Jeff Todd
Tim Parcher
Tony Seasly
Western
St. Paul
Flyers Win Dual Over Crestline 84 26 In Track Meet
Crestline St Pauls girls track won nine events to defeat Crestline 84 26. Sue Missler led with hurdles, Mary Ann Creamer swept mile and 880, Jackie Carolin won 440, Mollie Riley high jump, Jean Longahr discus. Also took 880 medley relay 880 relay and 440 relay. Next meet 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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