Schwenning Leads Upper Past Norwalk 67 48 in NOL Clash
Upper Sandusky surged to a 67 48 victory over Norwalk as center Don Schwenning delivered 32 points and the Rams unleashed a decisive fourth quarter press. Norwalk coach Leonard Hardman noted the Rams outrebounded and outshot his team while keeping turnovers to seven.
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Geoff Hammill
Upper Sandusky
Rams
Norwalk
Truckers
Upper
Ram
Don Schwenning
Ron Jump
Schwenning
Jump
Leonard Hardman
Doug White
Dan _ Kerkhoff
Scott Schillig
Ned Loughridge
Steve Romich
Schillig
Kirkpatrick
D. White
Kerkhoff
B. White
Conrad Long
Nelson
Romich Schwenning
Snodgrass
Sprowl's Free Toss Edges Roughriders
Monroeville sophomore center Joe Sprowl sank a pressure free throw with eight seconds left to lift Monroeville past Western Reserve 76 75 in a see saw game. Tim Weisenberger scored 35 for Western while Dennis Didion added 11 for Monroeville and Sprowl totaled 15.
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Monroeville
Joe Sprowl
Western Reserve
Western
Tim Weisenberger
Denny Myers
Dennis’ Didion
Weisenberger
Eagles
Sprowl
Didion
Barney Yaussey
Didtion
Hauser
D. Myers
Stein
R. Myers
Western Raterts
Yaussey Strimpfel Fannin
Finley Davis Palmer
W. Reserve
Friday Cage Results in Northern Ohio and Firelands leagues
Results list from Northern Ohio League and Firelands Conference games with scores for Upper Sandusky Norwalk Willard Tiffin Columbian Galion Bucyrus Bellevue Shelby and others including Huron Margaretta Lorain Elyria Mansfield Senior and more with multiple decisive wins and close defeats.
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Northern Ohio League League I
Ae Willard 000
Norwalk Upper Sandusky Tiffin Columbian Galion
Bellevue Bucyrus Shelby
South Central Firelands
Monroeville
Mapleton
New London Black River ST
Western Reserve
Ison L
Upper Sandusky
Norwalk
Willard
Tiffin Columbian
Galion
Bucyrus
Bellevue
Shelby
Firelands
New London
ST. Paul
South Central
Edison
Black River
Huron
Margaretta
Lorain
Sandusky
Elyria
Findlay
Mansfield
Senior
Admiral King
Marion Harding
Fremont Ross
Buckeye
South Amherst
Midview
Wellington
Brookside
Vermilion
Lutheran West
Lorain Clearview
Amherst
Fredricktown
Crestline
Ontario
Plymouth
Honeycutt leads SC past Edison in 75 point win
South Central blitzed Edison 23-5 in the first quarter and rolled to a 75 44 victory behind Clyde Honeycutt with 27 points. Edison remains winless after three games as SC held a 64 45 rebounding edge and shot 32 percent to Edison 24 percent. Guy Ebinger added 15 for SC and Chuck Rinehart 12. Both teams idle next, SC to face Monroeville. Edison to meet Western Reserve.
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Seph
Western
Weisenberger
Monroeville
Dave Rice
Ron) Strimpfel
Strimpfel
Yaussey
Sprowl
Firelands
Edison
Upper
Ned Loughridge
Tom Ott
Scott Schillig
Trucker
Schwenning
Schillig
Norwalk
Jerry Snodgrass
Steve Long
Rams
White
Truckers
Long
Snodgrass
Kevin Kirkpatrick
County
Gary Nelson
Kerkhoff
Upper Sandusky
Milan
South Central
Clyde Honeycutt
Trojans
Tom Kramb
Honeycutt
Guy Ebinger
Chuck Rinehart
Firelands Coleader
Kramb
Rinehart Honeycutt
Exape
Albert Jacobs
Meyers O'Hara
Zadell Lake Fernandez
Shane Young Latham
Ison
Aggie's Scorecard Highlights Elk's League High Scorers
The Elk's League action featured multiple 600s led by Al Shankman’s 222 203 606 for Maxie Tire. Numerous bowlers across teams like Battles Insurance, Old Dutch, and Berry's Restaurant posted high games and series including 581 by Jim Berry and 659 by Merrick Silcox. Virginia Glover and Rose Tesmer earned sleeve patches with strong 225 and 206-? performances.
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Agnes Higgins
al Shankman
Maxie Tire
Dick Spaar
Tom Downer
Tom Paffenbarger
Jim Ramsey
Battles Insurance
Chuck Fries
Jerry Didion
al Bignall
Paul Smith
Jim Berry
Berry’s
Merrick Silcox
Pohl
Bill Meagrew
Allen Hakes
Larry Becker
Becker
Dawson’s
al Koontz
Kit Angell
Dale Marker
Huron County Bank
Weldon Sanger
Elk’s
Nig Schneider
Kay
Jan Camp
Bee Hive Queens
Kathy Chandler
Ruth Ritz
Chase Heyman
Lila Grose
Ruth Perkins
Comet Cleaners
Loretta Sandifer
Mac’s Sons
Virginia Glover
Van
Olcott & Ott Excavating
Laura LaConte
Gilbert Jewelers
Bowl Down Cancer leads City League as Beer posts 660 handicap
Bowl Down Cancer tops the Wednesday City League with Bob Beer a 660 handicap total. Individual scores include Ken Chapman 211 582 for the Moose, Ralph Blakely 232 575 and Bob Brothers 544 for the Moose, Eagles players Paul Blum 551 Clyde Thomas 504, Bennett Electric Chuck Hendrickson 214 564, Blatz Kelly Rahrig 211 558 Earl Timmon 209 531, Jim's Auto Wash trio Bob McGuckin 213 551 Bob Meesig 203 534 King Jameson 512, Citizen's National Bank Nick Georgiafandis 211 551 Don Bartlett 201 200 550, Mead Motor Sales Ted Kearney Sr 542, Tom Smith 218 533 Tom Doughty 502, Stroh's Mike McIntyre 507, Norwalk Motor Sales Joe Watts 202 502 and Rich Schwan 501 for the Moose.
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Bob Beer
Ken Chapman
Bob Brothers
Moose
Ralph Blakely
Paul Blum
Clyde Thomas
Eagles
Chuck Hendrickson
Bennett Electric
Kelly Rahrig
Earl Timmon
Blatz
Bob McGuckin
Bob Meesig
King Jameson
Jim
Nick Georgiafandis
Citizen’s National Bank
Don Bartlett
Bob
Roy Dalton
Ted Kearney Sr
Mead Motor Sales
Tom Smith
Tom Doughty
Nite Life
Mike McIntyre
Stroh’s
Joe Watts
Norwalk Motor Sales
Rich Schwan
The
Willard tops Tiffin as Pugh scores 18 in league win
Mike Pugh scored 18 on all field goals to lift Willard past Tiffin Columbian 59 to 42 in Northern Ohio League play. Bourma added 25 for Willard as Bellevue edged Shelby 67 to 65 and Galion beat Bucyrus 42 to 6.
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Shelby
Whippets
Bellevue
Hardman
Upper Sandusky
Galion
Bucyrus
Mike Pugh
Willard
Flash
Tiffin Columbian
Mike Bourma
Pugh
Tiffin
Lars Runnerstrom
Keith Eisenhauer
Eanning
Tigers
Dave Jones
Dave Repp
Chip Durtschi
Steve Kent
Jeff Sheerer
Norwalk
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Dennis Didion
Barney Yaussy
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Rick Myers
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Carol Lescher
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Pizza House
Sharon Woodruff
T&a Thrif Tmart
Marilyn Friend
Carol Scheetz
Molly Cousino
Gertha Ritz
Betty Coy
Pat Albright
Lois Lockwood
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