Green fees rise at several area golf courses in 1979
The Reflector reports a 25 cent green fee increase at five of six area courses surveyed, with Sycamore Hills adding a drainage ditch and asphalt cart paths on two holes. Leagues are set across Sycamore Hills, Elks Club, Green Hills Clyde, Thunderbird Hills Huron, Sawmill Creek, Millstone New London, and Green Hills details include prices, senior rates, and tournament plans.
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Elks
Reflector
Wayne Hyde
Sycamore Hills
Hyde
Knights of Columbus
VFW
West Baking
Elks Club
Gary Wilkins
Wilkins
Chuck Hoffecker
Green Hills
Clyde
Bill Lawrence
Lawrence
Thunderbird Hills
Huron
Bruce Palmer
Palmer
Thunderbird
Sawmill Creek
Doris Engle
Sawmill
Engle
Stan Cooke
Millstone
New London
Cooke
Wellington Girls Erase New London In Dual Track Meet
Wellington won three field events and outlasted New London 62 48 as Barb Zacharias swept sprints and Julie Bennett and Vickie Jackson added wins. New London’s Liz Schick triumphed in long jump while the Wildcats took two relays and the 880. New London 8 2 on year, heads to Amanda Clear Creek Invitational.
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Wellington
New London
Dukes
Wildcats
Liz Schick
Judy Hendrickson
Pam Knapp
Marianne Case
Julie Bennett
Vickie Jackson
Sue Mortensen
Amanda Clear Creek
New London Domination Over Wellington In Track Dual
New London boys track crushed Wellington 90 to 36 led by Virgil Harris in the long jump and sprint wins. Tim Marr, Bob Kozel, and Brett Coombs swept the high jump while Mike Nestor and Ina Kurz anchored the mile and two mile wins. Relay sweeps and a strong shot put/throw lineup helped the Wildcats secure a dominant victory.
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Wellington
New London
Tim Marr
Bob Kozel
Brett Coombs
Bob Knoll
Wildcats
Mgigs
State
Virgil Harris
Ty Lemons
Si McCohn
Wildcat
Mile
McCohn
Mike Nestor
Ina’ Kurz
Nestor
Craig Kurz
Keith Kurz
Newar
Ee Oe
Dukes
Hs Ner London
Knoll
Harris
Davis
Lemons
Kishbaugh
John Kruki
Nicode
Schick
Brett
Bartoli
Scheerer Megano
Weatherbee
Wyckoff
McKenzie
Todd Wyckoff
Coombs
Pitts
Irish
Brassee
Kozel
Bartow
Willoughby slated for knee surgery Saturday
Willard’s third-team all Ohio guard John Willoughby will have knee surgery Saturday at Providence Hospital in Sandusky. He averaged 18 points per game last season and led the Flashes to the Bowling Green regional finals. The procedure by Dr. Edward Gillette aims to repair cartilage with eight weeks recovery if successful.
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Willard
John Willoughby
Providence Hospital
Sandusky
Willoughby
Flashes
Bowling Green
Russell Willoughby
Russell Willoug
John
Edward Gillette
Huron Edges Willard 3-2 In Nonleague Tennis Duel
Huron players Charles Laskey and Bob Burns outlasted Gus Secor and Jon Penwell 7-6 and 6-4 in a tight number two doubles, lifting the Tigers to a 3-2 victory over Willard. Brad Winans and Tom Fullerton won two singles for Huron. Willard’s Rosso and Cok won the top doubles to keep it close.
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Huron
Charles Laskey
Bob Burns
Gus Secor
Jon Penwell
Willard
Tigers
Flashes
Lasky
Burns
Secor
Penwell
Doc Rosso
Mike Cok
Harold McGurk
Don Monish
Brad Winans
Scott Grit
Tom Fullerton
Phil Wilson
Mike McLendon
Ward Kehr
Plymouth nets edge Flyers 3 2 for first win
Plymouths tennis team defeated St. Paul 3-2 on Thursday afternoon with Jerry Hartman and Jerry Wheeler sweeping their number one and two singles. Scott Schaeffer won the Flyers lone singles victory, while the Plymouth duo of Scott Kinnard and Rob Parrigan clinched the win in doubles. St Pauls Gerald Volcheck and Joan Flemming won the three singles.
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Jerry Hartman
Jerry Wheeler
Plymouth
St. Paul
Hartman
Flyers
John Frank
Wheeler
Tom Schmuhl
Scott Schaeffer
Rod Strohm
Jim Colvin
Steve Irillie
Gerald Volcheck
Joan Flemming
Shawn DeWitt
Peggy Stroh
Amy Collins
Lexington
St. Mary
Galion Tops Norwalk 4 1 In Northern Ohio tennis action
Galion beat Norwalk 4-1 as Bob Warner and Rod Wilson won the number one doubles 3-6 7-6 7-5. Tim Babcock won Galion’s number three singles 0-6 6-4 6-1, while Paul Hinckley and Chris Griffiths fell in other singles.
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Galion
Bob Warner
Rod Wilson
Norwalk
Truckers
Warner
Wilson
Jack Drinkwine
Tigers
Mitch Casey
Scott
Roger Bartz
Matt Bunyard
Eric Renner
Larry Gerken
Tim Babcock
Matt Ryder
Paul Hinckley
Doug Widman
Chris Griffiths
Scott Dixon
Big Red loses 4th in a row
Mapleton jumped to a 6-0 lead and rolled to a 10-5 non league victory over Plymouth. Havenstein earned the win for Mapleton, yielding six hits with five walks and one strikeout. Peters led Mapleton with two hits, while Schuller had two Plymouth singles. Plymouth drops to 0-4. Mapleton improves to 1-2.
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Big Red
Plymouth
Mapleton
Mike Havenstein
Havenstein
Jeff Ream
Tim Peters
Ron Schuller
Crestline
Umps to Discuss Slo-Pitch Rules Monday Night
New London park director Jim VanSickle announces a 7:30 PM meeting at the park’s multi purpose building to review slo pitch softball rule changes with Billy Jo Thomas, state umpire in chief, open to all area umpires managers and players. Edison JV Baseball Beats Perkins 6 3 to improve to 3 1.
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New London
Jim VanSickle
VanSickle
Billy Jo Thomas
American Softball Association
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Jeff Davis
Tappel
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Powers & Dawley
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Norwalk, Ohio
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Cricketeer
Haggar Slacks & Blazers
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Jantzen
Lakeland
London Fog
Powers & Dawley Charge
Powers
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Obr Kisen
Fine Men’s Stores
Mounties
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Milan — Edison
Perkins
U.S
Norwalk Raceway Park
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