Records Fall As Eagles Defeat Riders In Rain Shortened Meet
Western Reserve defeats Monroeville 58 to 37 as three school marks fall. Jeff Bliss breaks the Eagles shot put record at 44-32. Dennis Van Fleet and Jim Limbird set discus marks before Limbird tops it at 133-10. Ron Strimpfel posts a 20.0 in the low hurdles, a Class A best in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler Collins
Firelands
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Eagles
Jeff Bliss
Jim Limbird
Dennis van Fleet
Limbird
Roughrider
Ron Strimpfel
Joe Bores
Gary Jones
Dave Finley
Ray Fannin
Finley
George van
New London Dominates Track With 12 Wins Over Black River
New London Wildcats swept 12 events in an 80 46 victory over Black River. Kevin Randleman, Bobby Williams, and Mark Hardesty led with two wins each, taking highs lows long jump 100 and weight events. Roland Schick won the mile, while Nicode Johnson and Knudsen topped field in pole vault.
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New London
Wildcats
Black River
Kevin Randleman
Bobby Williams
Mark Hardesty
Randleman
Williams
Hardesty
Brian Granneman
Granneman
Roland Schick
Rod Bilton
Dave Nicode
Steve Johnson
Terry Knudsen
Johnson
Herb Gregory
Tourney At Shelby Tennis Pairings Set
Shelby sectional tennis action begins Friday with Norwalk and St Paul players entered in singles and doubles. Local seeds include Marty Perry Mark Mannes Jim Flath and pairs Elmer Reichert Tinker duo and Paulists Rick Reichert Scott Tinker. Matches start 10 a m Friday 9 a m Saturday.
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Shelby
Norwalk
St. Paul
Marty Perry
Mark Mannes
Perry
John Smith
Vermilion
al Furner
Bucyrus
Mannes
Dan Hunter
Jim Flath
Matt Gross
Chuck Hohler
Gross
Ken Pia
Lexington
Larry Hinkle
Crestline
Hohler
Phil Lemmert
Bruce Dinse
New London
Doug Berry
Doug
Elmer
John Gregory
Dan Selzer
Gary Smith
Kevin Byers
Andy Paffenbarger
Keith Kesling
Chuck Willford
Steve Baker
Plymouth
Dan
Ron Halm
Rick Reichert
Scott Tinker
Andy Shorchuck
Ken Steele
Jeff Miller
Kevin Baggett
Flyers
Joe Gross
Chip Baltes
Mike Firestone
Dan Riedy
Mark Howard
Bob Mann
Huron
Kenton
Mansfield St. Peter
Outdoor workshop to begin at Lake Hope June 1
McArthur Ohio mood continues as the state Natural Resources Department sponsors a three day outdoor recreation workshop at Lake Hope state park starting June 1.
Public hearing set on Valley Utility rate request
The Public Utilities Commission will hold a June 12 hearing on Valley Utility Co. emergency rate application filed in March. Serving about 875 customers in Worthington Hills Perry Sharon Townships and Franklin County the firm reports four years of losses and seeks $146 631 more per year. Domestic service minimum would rise from 12 to 46 per quarter if approved.
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Columbus
UPI
State Public Utilities Commission
The
Valley Utility Co
Worthington Hills
Perry
Sharon Townships
Franklin County
Mountie Cinder Strength Stops Chargers in Meet
Mapleton took the track meet 75 54 as Mounties swept several events. Edison had doubles from John Bostater in shot and discus while Mapleton's Ted Iceman dominated the high jump and high hurdles. Spradlin and Crossen led sprint events and relays, with Mounties sweeping the mile.
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Cootingh
John Speer
Tim Christman
Finley
Dennis Myers
Eric Heyman
Jones
Mike White
Jed Myers
Christman
Mapleton
Ashland
Edison
John Bostater
Chargers
Bob Wilcox
Dan Pritt
Dennis Spradlin
Don Opfer
Spradlin
Opfer
Pritt
Dale Weitzel
Ted Iceman
Weitzel
Bruce Kinnard
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Tinker Tops
Kent State
Gerald Tinker
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
David Eisenhower
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Herb Stutz
Nixon
Stutz
George Packard
Bulletin
Painting Free
Norwalk Auto
Clancy
V. V.A
Milan Ave
Ohio
R.L. Lewellen
Tom Sanders
Jim Springer
Roger Phillips
Pete Murtaugh
Roger Gordon
Roger Crossen
Jeff Chauvin
Phil Biddinger
Emory Punioky
Mark Crossen
Crossen
Iw Ctiolen Won
LeMans
Sebring
Watkins Glen
Lifesaver Steel
BFG
Lifesaver Radial
Noa
B.f.goodrich
B.F Goodrich
American Express
Fed
Bankamericard
LEXAN
B.F. Goodrich Car Service Center
Whittlesey
Goodrich
Amenca
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