Norwalk Truckers Oust Perkins 92 79 In Narrow Win
Norwalk led from the start and with a 27 point burst in the final period held off Perkins 92 79 to advance to the sectional final against Edison. Phil Daniels scored 26, Sonny Coles 21, Dave Sweet 17 and Roy Adcock 10 for Norwalk while Ken Maroni led Perkins with 19 points.
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Sandusky
Norwalk
Perkins
Truckers
Dave Sweet
Pirates
Scott
Roy Adcock
Dave Hershey
Len Hardman
Steve Meagrew
Steve
Hardman
Phil Daniels
Sonny Coles
Sweet
Adcock
Paul Gleason
Ken Maroni
Mike Bixler
Coles
Maroni
Edison
Clyde
Daniels Norwalk
Hershey
Hite Meagrow
Tota Perkins
Gleason
Turrie Walker
Il Youn
Matthews Maroni
Bixler
Tota
Edison Chargers reach Sandusky sectional final in 61 41 win
Edison advanced to the Sandusky sectional final with a 61-41 victory over Clyde as Mark Mills led with 20 points and John Meyers added 10. Norwalk Edison will face Norwalk next after Norwalk beat Perkins 92-79 in the other semifinal. Bellevue edged Galion 69-68 in a separate district bid, while Upper Sandusky defeated Ontario 68-54 to reach the AA sectional final.
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Edison
Sandusky
Chargers
Clyde
Bellevue
Galion
Upper
Ontario
Norwalk
Perkins
Mark Mills
Charger
John Meyers
Kim Kinnear
Fliers
Dallas Patrick
Edison — Bibb
Meyers
Cooke
Ducsay
Phillips
Wasmiller
Mills
Schenk
Graham
Clyde — Patrick
Arnold
Day
Patton
Humbert
Hawn
Kinnera
Upper Sandusky
Rams
Tom Lydy
Larry Reber
Gerry Snodgrass
Jeff Nelson
Jeff Hipsher
Upper — Lydy
Seneca East Ousts Riders In Port Clinton sectional clash
Seneca East, led by Rich Smith with 21 points and Melvin Brown 14, rolled past Western Reserve 63 40 in the Port Clinton Norwalk Class A sectional. The East squad hit 9 of 5 1st period shots and built a 21 10 lead, then stretched it to 36 21 at halftime while forcing 22 Western turnovers.
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Don Hohler
Port Clinton
Seneca East
Firelands
Western Reserve
Rich Smith
Melvin Brown
Eric Gillett
Roughriders
Jim Weisenberger
Dave Mesenburg
East Seneca
Keith White
Mesenburg
Ken Clouse
Smith
Gillett
Brown
White
Joe Bibb
Western
Edison Wins Bellevue Sectional Wrestling Meet
Edison High School led the Bellevue A A sectional with 139 points to finish ahead of Ashland Crestview and others. The Chargers qualified 11 wrestlers for the district tournament in Fremont, with champions Bouck Pugh Gliatta Welfle and others advancing in multiple weight classes.
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Edison
Norwalk
Huron
Bill Bouck
Dan Pugh
Darryl Smith
Dan Brooks
Bob Gliatta
Pat Welfle
Chargers
Chris Welfle
Tom Weimnan
Ron Wynn
Bruce Rockwell
Steve Kuhl
HWT
Jeff Emerson
Paul Stratton
Joe Ross
Rick Charville
New London
Steve Funk
St. Paul
al Percival
Truckers
Tim Knoll
Joe Arthur
Tim Hipp
Dave Frey
Bouck
Shannon
Emerson
Lambright
Wrable
Welfle
Thoman
Showalter
Oswalt
Finneran
Staight
Hardy
Salvati
Weisenberger
Monroeville Eagles topple St Paul 52 43 in tournament win
Monroeville rode Dick Miller 21 points and 17 rebounds plus Charley Poths 18 to beat St. Paul 52 43. Miller dominated boards as Eagles used rebounding and late fourth quarter surge to pull away, 50 38, then hold on. St Paul led just 36 31 late third.
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Jim Buserport
Clinton
Monroeville
St. Paul
Flyers
Eagles
Dick Miller
Charley Poths
Chris Mushett
Saints
Mushett
Bob Fisher
Miller
Poths
Nets
Denny Meyer
Ron Ridge
Dick Winslow
Bob Krull
Jerry Everhart
Everhart
Seneca East
Bellevue
Tickets on sale for Norwalk Edison tournament game
Athletic Director Howard Hershey announced tickets for the Saturday 7:30 p.m. game go on sale in the principal's office Wednesday morning. Prices are 75 cents for students and $1.50 for adults. Day-of-game tickets at the tournament site are $1.50. Sales run 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.
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Norwalk-Edison
Howard Hershey
Plymouth Boys Named on Appleseed All Conference Teams
Fredericktown High School pair Bill Lybarger and Curtis Reppart head the Johnny Appleseed All Conference first team with Jim Martin of Clear Fork Tim Davis of Lexington Earl Stitzlein of Loudonville and Roger Ash of Ontario. Plymouth’s John Conley and Jim Cutright made the second team and Plymouth’s Bill Van Wagner gained honorable mention.
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Plymouth
Fredericktown High School
Johnny Appleseed
Bill Lybarger
Curtis Reppart
Jim Martin
Clear Fork
Tim Davis
Lexington
Earl Stitzlein
Loudonville
Roger Ash
Ontario
John Conley
Jim Cutright
Big Red
Bill van Wagner
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