Patrick shatters sectional mark in shot
Shelby’s Ted Patrick junior set a Sectional shot put mark with a 51-5 preliminary effort, then 49-6 in finals to win. Buckeye Central’s Chuck Miller took second, Crestview’s Paul Dean and Tony Lieb also podium, while Deering led the vault with 12-4 and Dan Conaway set a 41.8 300 hurdles mark.
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Don Hohler
Shelby
Western Reserve
Ted Patrick
South Central
Paul Deering
Patrick
Plymouth
Jay Adams
Buckeye Central
Chuck Miller
Crestview
Paul Dean
Tony Lieb
Chris Howard
Dave Bushong
van Lue
Deering
Paul Finley
Randy Conaway
Finley
Doug Walcher
Trucker hopes still burning at Norwalk sectional
Norwalk athletes compete in Class AA sectional. Charlie Sweet reached the semifinals in the high hurdles with a 216.4. Rick Carrasco qualified in the 110 meters and joined the 440 relay quartet that advanced to finals with a 46.3. Dave Ream set a school record in the 300 meter low hurdles at 41.3 and made finals. Ream, Scott Spencer, Bryant Lover and Mike Mettier failed to reach semifinals in the mile relay. Matt Missey injured during pole vault practice after clearing 12 feet. hospital X-rays showed a sprain. Upper Sandusky’s Jay Leslie won the pole vault at 14 feet.
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Charlie Sweet
Rick Carrasco
Dave Ream
Norwalk
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Carrasco
Truckers
Scott Spencer
Brad Thornton
Mike Englert
Ream
Spencer
Bryant Lover
Mike Mettier
Matt Missey
Missey
Jay Leslie
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Sandusky
Patrick breaks sectional shot put record at 51-5
Western Reserve junior Ted Patrick shattered the Class A Sectional shot put mark with a 51-5 in Friday preliminaries. He already owns the school record of 51-6, set as a sophomore, with the photo credited to Don Hohler.
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Andrea Weithman
Wynford
Jill Zimmer
van Lue
Western Reserve
Ted Patrick
Don Hohler
Griffiths Hinckley reach semis in top seeded doubles clash
Norwalk Truckers tennis pair Chris Griffiths and Paul Hinckley, recently teamed to boost sectional chances, advanced to the Class AA semifinals by sweeping Clyde’s Ron Market and Chuck Stein 6-0 6-1 and St Mary’s Mike Clarr and Todd Csorba 6-1 6-0. If they win one more match, they reach Bowling Green district tourney. Meanwhile Matt Ryder and others posted mixed results as Norwalk’s doubles duo of Bob Warner and Rod Wilson upset the No. 2 seed before losing to Huron.
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Sandusky
Chris Griffiths
Paul Hinckley
Norwalk
Truckers
Griffiths
Hinckley
Jack Drinkwine
Drinkwine
Hinc
St. Mary
Mike Clarr
Todd Csorba
Bowling Green
Matt Ryder
John Frank
St. Paul
Ryder
Brad Winans
Huron
Dan Leite
Fremont St. Joe
Doug Stewart
Allen Ouest
Bellevue
Larry Gerkin
Larry Burke
Fostoria
Bob Warner
Rod Wilson
Jude Ott
George Stefanic
Wilson
Warner
Don Munich
Ward Kehr
45-Foot Single Saves Merchants Inceremonious Night
Norwalk Merchants split a doubleheader with Ashland Creative Carton, losing 7-6 in the opener after a 45-foot single in a tense seventh inning. Jim Spettle homered twice, Jeff Brandts had three singles with two RBIs, and Bob Spettle added a multi hit night as Gene Smith took the loss in a game dominated by late rallying.
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Norwalk Merchants
Merchants
Ashland Creative Carton
Dave Honnacher
Ralph Ritzenthaler
Jim Spettle
Jeff Brandts
Bob Spettle
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