Eagles Fall To New London In Back-To-Back Meet
Monroeville coach Don Graham saw two meets in one night as the Eagles lost 68 59 to New London. New London stars led by Jerry Randleman who won the 100 yard dash in 10.85 and 220 in 24.5, with a relay sweep in the 880 and mile relays. Fred Osterland led the shot put with 38 11 3 4 inches, while Bob Luna won the discus at 109 9. Monroeville leaders included Bob Lord the double winner in high jump and 440, plus Gary Myers in high hurdles Gerry Martin in the mile Jim Smetzer in the two mile Dan Adleman in the 880 and Brian O Neil in pole vault.
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NEW London
Monroeville
Don Graham
Eagles
Jerry Randleman
Fred Osterland
Larry Collins
Ray Hartley
Bob Lord
Gary Myers
Gerry Martin
Jim Smetzer
Dan Adleman
Brian O'Neil
Don Hohler
Crestline
Norwalk St. Paul’s
Flyers
Whitney Field
Denny Doughty
Mike Wasiniak
Jim Cheng
Bulldogs
John Romanko
Dave Conn
Romanko
John Brutsche
Jeff Fields
Conn
Bader
Cheng
Burchart
Brutsche
Dowell
Histed
Hipp
St. Paul's
Fields, Ridge & Romanko
Meyer
Almanson
Ridge
Collins
Schaffer
Pusateri
Furey
Eldridge
Doughty
Kirby
St.Paul
Black River
Trojans
Mapleton
South Central
Roger Ousley
Ousley
Jim Reynolds
Louie Krieg
Galion edges Norwalk in crowded boys track meet
Galion defeated Norwalk 71 to 56 as distance events decided the meet. Galion swept the 880 yard, two mile, and mile runs and set two school records in field events Jim Burkey won shot put with 46 feet 9 inches and Sam Webber cleared 11 feet 10 inches in pole vault. Norwalk swept the long jump with Sonny Coles 19 feet 9 1 2 inches and Coles took second in shot put. Goodsite led Norwalk with 10.7 in the 100 and 1 38.7 in the 880 relay as Norwalk remained winless after two outings.
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Joe Ratliff
Galion
Norwalk
Truckers
Jim Burkey
Sam Webber
Burkey
Mike Hipp
Sonny Coles
Phil Daniels
Ed Sandifer
Coles
Daniels
Howard Hershey
Rick Goodsite
Mike Roush
Dave Hershey
Jeff Brandts
Goodsite
Dale Perkins
Ken Fay
Perkins
Ken Keesee
Evans
Leyes
Keesee
Flickinger
Simons
Fay
Sandifer
Grossman Stars In Willard Loss
Willard athlete Bill Grossman scored 20 of the Flashes points but Upper Sandusky defeated Willard 80 to 46 in the Northern Ohio League meet. Grossman won the pole vault 12 ft 6 in and high jump 5 ft 6 in, plus sprint wins in the 440 yd dash 54.7 and 220 yd dash 23.6.
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Willard
Flashes
Upper Sandusky
Bill Grossman
New London Tops Wellington 9 2 In Opening Win
New London defeat Wellington 9 to 2 as pitcher Dave Youngless allows seven hits. The Wildcats break through in the fourth with three runs, add two in the sixth led by Gary Jackson with two triples and Bruce Ewell with a double and two singles, and finish with two more in the seventh. Wellington scores once in the fifth.
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Wellington
New London
Dave Youngless
Wildcats
Gary Jackson
Bruce Ewell
Jackson
Ewell
Bucyrus Netmen Rout Norwalk Trucker Tennis Opener
Bucyrus Redmen blitzed the Norwalk Truckers 5-0 in a Northern Ohio League tennis duel. Bill Beck and Steve Zureich suffered losses for the Truckers, while Bucyrus victories included Mike Halm over Beck 6-3 6-2 and Tom Kent over Art Weeks 6-1 6-0. Jeff Schell and Dave Helton sealed the sweep 6-3 6-0 in doubles.
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Bucyrus
Norwalk
Mark Wilfong
Bucyrus Redmen
Truckers
Trucker
Bill Beck
Redman
Mike Halm
Tom Kent
Art Weeks
Jeff Schell
Dave Helton
Mark Zorn
Tim Slocum
Sullivan leads South Central track team to a meet
South Central track team under Sullivan traveled to a regional meet with hopes of strong performances. The article notes the squad's preparation and anticipate events across multiple running disciplines and field events.
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Sullivan
South Central
Soph Snaps Record In St. Paul Loss
Crestline defeated St Paul 74 to 53 at Whitney Field in the season opener. Denny Doughty set a new St Paul two mile mark while Jim Cheng led Crestline with wins in long jump sprints and 100 yard dash.
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Soph
St. Paul
Flyers Lose First Match to Port Clinton in Tennis
Port Clinton defeated St. Pauls 5-2 as Chris Amato and Paul Klein won for the Saints. Klein improved to 2-1 while Varga Thompson and Belknap Rickel triumphed in doubles for Port Clinton. The Flyers host Perkins next Monday.
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St. Paul’s
Port Clinton
Saints
Chris Amato
Tim Varga
Paul Klein
Klein
John Potts
Jack Thompson
John Comyns
Mark Belknap
Tim Wiedemann
Steve Rickel
Varga
Thompson
Potts
Amato
Comyns
Wiedemann
Belknap
Rick
Reds Top Dodgers as Gullett Debuts with Win
Don Gullett earned his first major league victory in a 12-2 Reds rout of the Los Angeles Dodgers after Jim Maloney ruptured an Achilles. Gullett blanked the Dodgers on three hits in five innings to seal the win. Willie Mays hit a two run homer to spark a late rally for the Giants in a 11-9 win over Houston.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
Don Gullett
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Gullett
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Maloney
Flyers Eagles Meet in Bellevue Sectional Opener
The St. Paul Flyers face the Monroeville Eagles in the Sectional Baseball Tournament at Bellevue. The April 25 game at Greenwood Heights Field starts at 10 a.m. with Monroeville’s coach Jerry Everhart aiming for their first win.
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Bellevue
St. Paul Flyers
Monroeville Eagles
Bob Peters
Saints
Monroeville
Greenwood Heights Field
Edison
Western Reserve
Bettsville
Jerry Everhart
Standings and results from a full baseball day
Major League standings show East leaders Baltimore and Detroit tied in wins while Boston and New York trail. Several games feature key divisional matches with notes on pitchers and results. In the West Minnesota and California lead, with Kansas City and Chicago chasing. nightly schedules list three to four clashes, including Boston at Detroit and New York at Baltimore.
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York
Cleveland
W. L. Pof
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kan. City
O Bahnsen
Aker
Munson
Siebert
Stange
Rome
Moses
Wp-Stange
Lp-Aker
Hrs-Andrews
Petrocelli
John
Rounsaville
Wood
Josephson
Odom
Duncan
Bradford
Wash
Balt
Coleman
Roseboro
Palmer
Watt
Hendricks
Howard
Kan
City
Milne
Butler
Nelson
Drabowsky
Rodriguez
Krausse
Gelnar
Lauzerique
O'Donoghue
Locker
McNertney
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chica
New Rk
Philadelphia
Montreal
W. L. Rct
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
Los Angeles
Phila
Atla
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Jim Ricksecker
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Tim Monroe
Steve Zureich
Paul Mannes
Ron Ridge
Steve Collins
Denny Meyer
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John Ridge
Steve Furey
Chris Hipp
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