Sports Calendar Tuesday Results and Thursday Games
Tuesday brought several results across sports: track Lucas 106 over Mansfield Christian 4 in boys, Buckeye Central 72 Plymouth 54 in boys, Willard 84 Upper Sandusky 26 in girls, Norwalk 57 Bucyrus 53 in girls, Upper Sandusky 98 Willard 29 in boys, Bucyrus 75 Norwalk 52 in boys. Baseball Mapleton 14 Western Reserve 0, Bellevue 9 Willard 2, Plymouth 12 Crestline 2. Softball Bucyrus 38 Willard 1 slow pitch, Jaycees 18 Battles 14, Norwalk Foundry 19 Beach 4, Outdoorsman 9, Raceway Premark 8. Tennis Willard 4 Huron 1, Perkins 3 St. Paul 2. Thursday slate includes Plymouth at Wynford, Western Reserve at Monroeville boys, Londonville at New London boys and girls, Shelby at Willard boys, Willard at Shelby girls, St. Paul at Margaretta boys, Tiffin at Norwalk girls, Norwalk at Tiffin boys, Perkins at Edison boys, Hillsdale at Plymouth, Crestline at Willard.
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Perkins
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Londonville
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Shelby
Margaretta
Tiffin
Edison
Hillsdale
Hunter and Wood Show Strikes in Tuesday Baseball
Bill Madden reports two veterans, Ken Hunter and Catfish Wood, delivering encouraging signs in Tuesday action. Hunter earned his first win of the season for the Yankees over Kansas City, while Wood logged win number two for Milwaukee as both adapt with knuckleball and comeback form. Additional AL and NL results include Oakland beating Toronto, Baltimore over Boston, Cleveland over Seattle, Detroit routing California, and Braves edging Mets in a ninth inning rally.
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Bucyrus Outscores Norwalk In Northern Ohio League Meet
Bucyrus defeated Norwalk 75 to 52 as Bucyrus swept the long jump and shared the top spots in shot put and discus and tied for first in high jump. Norwalk swept the 100 yard dash led by John Lover in 10.8 seconds, while Mark Sindlinger won the 220. Rhoad set career highs in the mile and two mile, and Bucyrus’ mile relay edged Norwalk. Next meet at Tiffin Columbian.
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Bucyrus
Norwalk
Redmen
John Frederick
John Lover
Rick Leibold
Andy Vargas
Mark Sindlinger
Leibold
Frederick
Bryant Lover
Dave Austin
Charlie Sweet
Sweet
Jim Rhoad
Rhoad
Eric Carstensen
Craig Colvin
Tiffin Columbian
Norwalk Girls Top Bucyrus 57 53 In Tight Dual Meet
Norwalk girls edged Bucyrus 57 to 53 as Bucyrus fielded only one relay and fell short. Diane Tengowski won shot put long jump high jump and 100 meter hurdles while Jean Newland and Cyndie Tengowski added wins and seconds. Newland narrowly beat Betty Batton in the 220 as Bucyrus’ absence opened chances for reserves ahead of a Thursday home dual with Tiffin Columbian.
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Bucyrus
Norwalks
Ray Connolly
Truckers
Connolly
Cyndie
Diane Tengowski
Jean Newland
Norwalk
Diane
Newland
Jean
Betty Batton
Batton
Tracy Oglesby
Ann
Amy Leimbach
Laurie Englert
Pam Smith
Englert
Gail Calhoun
Terry Vogt
Ann Leimbach
Robin Chapman
Lois Smith
Perkins dominates Triangular Meet in Sandusky Bay action
Perkins tops Edison and Mapleton 81 to 43 to win 10 of 15 events led by Al Walker in the high hurdles and Randy Russell in the mile. Ken Toft and Chuck Bossard also win for Perkins while Jerry Eversole takes the discus and Brad Dwelle sweeps the high and long jumps. Edison picks up two firsts from Rusty Hayes in the shot and Corky Field in the 400. Mapleton claims wins from Terry Foster in the low hurdles Jim Ringler in the pole vault and their mile relay team.
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Pirates
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Edison
Tom Ferguson
Perkins
Ferguson
Bellevue
Rusty Hayes
Jonah Newsome
Corky Field
Keith LaVine
Larry Goudy
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Tim Wikel
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John Dander
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Mike Rutherford
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Unger
Ostheimer
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Kevin
Terry Foster
Jim Ringler
al Walker
Randy Russell
Ken Toft
Chuck Bossard
Jerry Eversole
Brad Dwelle
Ohio Edison seeks rate changes across many territories
Ohio Edison Company filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to change rate schedules for industrial and large light and power, secondary large, and secondary small services across numerous counties and municipalities. The filing seeks approved increases, fuel cost adjustment revisions, and minor changes, with projected annual revenue rise about 54.09 million dollars (12.4 percent) based on twelve months ending June 30, 1978. Copies available for public inspection at PUCO in Columbus and at Ohio Edison’s Akron office.
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Mounties Drill Riders in 14-0 Firelands conference win
Mapleton pounded out 11 hits to rout Western Reserve 14-0 in Firelands Conference baseball Tuesday. Western drops from first place tie with South Central and Edison, now 3-2 in league play. Jerry Moore started for Western five and a third innings before Pat Fannin finished. Western had seven hits and four errors. They travel to New London Friday for a night game.
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Edison
Western
Jerry Moore
Pat Fannin
New London
Willard Flashes roll over Upper Sandusky 84 26 in league meet
Willard's girls track team improved to 5 3 in Northern Ohio League action by routing Upper Sandusky 84 26, winning 12 events including all four relays and all four field events. Connie Slessman praised for anchor leg in 880 relay and Mary Tacket and Betty Phillips pace multiple wins.
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Flashes
Upper Sandusky
Gloria Heisler
Connie Slessman
Heisler
Mary Tacket
Betty Phillips
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