Shelby Whippets Ready After Big Losses In Roundup
Shelby Whippets bring back five starters from a 40 man squad with 35 experienced juniors ready to step up Coach Bill Warble started 44 years with the program and features son Todd on the squad The team opens at home against Perkins and Ashland before the Sept 19 road trip to Norwalk for the Northern Ohio League opener
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Don Hohler
Shelby
Shelby Whippets
Bill Warble
Mike Stickney
Jerry Davis
Joe Schell
Scott Kleman
Mark Krietemeyer
Tiffin Columbian
Whippets
Norwalk
Warble
Todd
Ron Strine
Jeff DeVito
Kevin Knapp
Scott Millican
Ron Smith
Ron Hopton
Perkins
Ashland
Tiffin Columbian football eyes second league crown
Tiffin Columbian, tied with Norwalk and Shelby for the league title last season, returns a dozen veterans under coach Paul Riley in his second year. Key players include quarterback Merritt Yackey, wingback Lee Everetts, tailback Bill Ziegler, ends Guy Fletcher and Dave Sheely, and linebacker Brian Smith. Openers: Mansfield Madison on the road then Fostoria at home.
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Tiffin
Tiffin Columbian
Norwalk
Shelby
Paul Riley
Riley
Columbian
Merritt Yackey
Lee Everetts
Bill Ziegler
Guy Fletcher
Dave Sheely
Barry DeRan
Brian Smith
Mark Riesen
Russ Fox
Terry Frantz
Jeff Rochester
Jim Getz
Scott Maddox
Jack Felton
Steve Sangregory
Tornadoes
Mansfield Madison
Fostoria
Bellevue Redmen Ready to Rebound Under New Coach
Bellevue introduces Terry Adams as head coach after Lowell Shaffer's 20 years at the school. The 1975 squad features veteran starters, a strong running back group led by Kent Eisenhauer, and returning linemen Rob King and Chris Manos. The Redmen open on the road against Port Clinton and Perkins, with Adams aiming to reclaim the Northern Ohio League title.
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Bellevue
Redmen
Terry Adams
Lowell Shaffer
Adams
Willard
Kent Eisenhauer
Ed Nasonti
Ken Koch
Dave Lepley
Tim Green
Rob King
Chris Manos
John Fehl
Chuck Mira
Mike McConkey
Dan Ryan
Doug Rumberger
Ray Gore
Herb Goss
Gene Dowell
Port Clinton
Perkins
Tiffin
Shelby
Third String QB Leads Redskins Past Browns in Exhibition
Washington No. 3 QB Randy Johnson rallied the Redskins to a 23-14 victory in the second half after a 14-7 deficit. Johnson completed 11 of 14 passes for 124 yards and threw a 10-yard touchdown to Ralph Nelson. Cleveland, led by Mike Phipps early, built a 14-0 lead on two first quarter TD passes.
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Sam Fogg
UPI
Washington
Cleveland
Forrest Gregg
Washington Redskins
Randy Johnson
Johnson
Redskins
Gregg
Brian Sipe
Mike Phipps
Ralph Nelson
Ken Houston
Bryant Salter
Mark Mosely
Bob Brunet
Browns
Phipps
Steve Holden
Reggie Rucker
Hugh McKinnis
van Green
Bill Kilmer
Larry Jones
Local Season Champions to Be Crowned at Sandusky Speedway
Season champions for 1975 will be crowned Sunday at Sandusky International Speedway. Bob Seelman of Lansing Michigan in Supermodified and Bobby Jo Pendergrass of Huron in Action Stocks have clinched titles. Fred and Jim Linder from Fremont challenge Seelman for the $1000 winner’s share in the 75 lap main. Time trials at 5 p.m. racing at 7 p.m. Also Norwalk Club Dortball League meeting next Thursday at 8 15 p.m. at Bronson Norwalk Conservation Club.
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Sandusky International Speedway
Bob Seelman
Lansing
Michigan
Bobby Jo Pendergrass
Huron
Bob Frey
Elyria
Speedway
Linder Brothers
Fred
Jim
Fremont
Seelman
Norwalk
Bronson- Norwalk Conservation Club
Townline Road
Local Ads and Services in Norwalk Area
A crowded Norwalk page lists a fabric sale at Sewing Center 19 W Main, Jakes Radiator Shop at 6 Simpson St with phone 668-3154, and various local businesses. It notes drives, specials like Buy One Get One Free barbecue beef sandwiches Aug 22 24 at GASLIGHT DRIVE IN, and drive thru windows plus hours and events at Elks Moose Lodge and local shops. Also mentions H&H Tire Co vacation, Sears Norwalk, Fulston's Sporting Goods hours, and a bar/restaurant scene with near term openings and services including plumbing, roofing, flooring, and car services.
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Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sharpe Dominates Wellington Tennis to Take Women’s Title
Christine Sharpe, a Norwalk High School physical education teacher, won the women’s singles championship in the Wellington Tennis Tournament on Thursday. She also teamed with Dwight Tkach of Norwalk to capture the mixed doubles crown. Rench Diversified Real Estate advertises in the same notice.
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Christine Sharpe
Norwalk High School
Wellington
Miss Sharpe
Dwight Tkach
Norwalk
Area Athletes Honored by Coach and Athlete Magazine
Montgomery Alabama area athletes are named among 900000 nationwide by Coach and Athlete magazine. New London High School’s Bryan Granneman set school records in high jump and high hurdles, reached state semi finals, district meets and ran anchor on the mile relay. Betsy Jean Myers of Monroeville High School ran on the girls 440 yard relay and 880 yard medley teams and on the 880 yard relay, with district qualifications noted.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bryan Granneman
New London High School
Betsy Jean Myers
Monroeville High School
Granneman
The
Wildcats
Chip Heyl Wins Virginia State Open Golf Tourney
Chip Heyl of Reston Golf and Country Club Sterling won the Virginia State Open by five strokes over pros and amateurs finishing 212 after rounds of 70 74 and 68. He played steady all three days and sunk a 45-foot putt to close. As an amateur he declined the $1000 top prize but took a $250 gift certificate.
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Norwalk High School
Chip Heyl
Heyl
Vinny Giles
Reston Golf and Country Club
Sterling
Standings and Friday’s Pro Baseball Results
Pro standings show Houston at Chicago Atlanta at St. Louis Montreal at Los Angeles Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at San Diego New York at San Francisco Boston 2 Chicago 1 night Baltimore 8 Texas 5 night Minnesota 8 Detroit 4 night New York 5 California 2 night Cleveland, Kansas City 5 night Oakland at Milwaukee postponed due to rain. Today's games list multiple 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. EDT matchups.
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Houston
Chicago
Atlanta
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Diego
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Baltimore
Texas
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Oakland
Milwaukee
Jefferson
Wise
Singer
Gulu
Coleman
Blyleven
Nation
Tana
Pet Pittsbgh
Es Phila i
She
Montreal West Cinci
Los Ang
San Fran
York
Bonham
Gullett
Kison
Koosman
Montefusco
Niekro
Denny
Rogers
Renko
Hooton
Barston
Spillner
Pet G
West Oakland
Greenwich All Stars Fall to Lexington 10 3 in Crestline event
Greenwich Little League All-Stars lost to Lexington All-Stars 10 to 3 in Crestline Tournament action Thursday. The Greenwich team will meet a consolation game Saturday at 6 p.m. at the tournament site. Also listed are football candidate workouts for St Paul seventh and eighth graders Monday to Friday from 6 to 7 p.m. at Whitney Field in gym gear.
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Norwalk Junior High
All-Stars
Lexington All-Stars
Greenwich
St. Paul
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