Dauch Concrete Opens NL East Lead With Wins
Dauch Concrete expanded its NL East margin with a 9-3 win over Karen's Drive Inn, aided by five late runs after a 2-1 start. Gene Krupp and Jim Maitland each had three hits, as Larry Wetzel added three. Bob White Builders beat Gould 11-10 and Connie's Laundry crushed the Jaycees 22-5 on Thursday.
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Dauch Concrete
Bob White Builders
Gould
Dauch
Karen’s Drive Inn
McGuan
Connie’s Laundry
Jaycees
Steve Wetzel
Larry Wetzel
Butch Shelley
Jeff Ketchum
Connie
Dan Hipp
Denny Weisenberger
Ted Dyckman
Bill Albright
Chuck Lord
John Allton
Slow Pitch League Reschedules Weekend Doubleheaders
The league shifts Sunday games to Diamond No 1 with new lighting, allowing many doubleheaders. Saturday's slate at Diamond No 1 includes Bob White Builders vs Gould and Connie's Laundry versus Karen's Drive Inn. Sunday features multiple 2 player teams across Diamonds No 1 and No 3 with matchups listed by time.
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Andy Luxon
Diamond
Bob White Builders
Gould
Connie's Laundry
Karen's Drive Inn
K of C
Home Savings
Diamond No
Gaslight Drive Inn
Norwalk Foundry
Karen’s Drive Inn
Jaycees
Couch Concrete
W.F.W
Norwalk Furniture
Terry's Tavern
Terry’s Tavern
Bob Pugh Motors
Joe Bibb
Area Merchants
Joe Bibb Realty
Sheller Globe
Willard Tops Bucyrus Behind Two-Hitter Keith Willoughby
Keith Willoughby pitched a two run allowed performance for Willard as they beat Bucyrus 3 0 in the Northern Ohio League. The junior starter fanned three and walked four over 11 innings without surrendering a run across his first varsity start. Gordon contributed a triple and Bechtel, Willoughby, McDowell and Kilgore added singles as Willard scored in the first second and sixth. Bucyrus pitcher Denny Enders took the loss. Willard improves to 5-12 overall and 2-8 in the NOL.
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Willard
Keith Willoughby
Bucyrus
Keith
Ned Peddicord
Flashes
Gordon
Dave Bechtel
Willoughby
Greg McDowell
Dennis Kilgore
Denny Enders
Norwalk Girls Dominate Bellevue in Track Showdown
Norwalk roared past Bellevue 78 to 32 as Diane Tengowski and Gail Calhoun led with multiple wins. The Truckers swept 11 events, building momentum for the Northern Ohio League meet at Upper Sandusky next Wednesday.
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Norwalk
Upper Sandusky
Bellevue
Diane Tengowski
Gail Calhoun
Tengowski
Calhoun
Barb Kocher
Truckers
Linda Tucker
Julie Fritz
Tucker
Ruth Ann Widman
Debbie Tengowski
Fritz
Jean Newland
Robyn Chapman
Widman
Jill Hamlin
Chapman
Sandy Loden
Pam Smith
No-Hitter as Toole Leads Huron County Bank to 17-0 Win
Ava Toole pitched a no hitter for Huron County Bank No 1 in a 17-0 win over Van Dresser. Bank improved to 2-0, scoring all runs in the first two innings. Mary Beth Dixon homered and added two singles for Bennett Electric.
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Ava Toole
Huron County Bank No. 1
van Dresser
Huron County Bank
Norwalk Merchants
Mary Beth Dixon
Bennett Electric
Linda Feltis
Kathy van Dresser
Nancy Reineke
Mary Keith
Bank van Dresser
Anna Izzard
WR Wins Second Game Over Firelands Conference Rival
Western Reserve, led by Jerry Moore with four hits allowed, defeated New London 5-1 as Moore drove in two with a 2-for-3 day. Tim Parcher added a two-run double, while Altamore, Fannin, Burke, Welch and Russ contributed hits for the Roughriders. Whetstone took the loss, yielding eight hits and one earned run.
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NEW London
Western Reserve
Jerry Moore
Moore
Tim Parcher
Roughriders
Jerry Whetstone
Whetstone
Wildcats
Willard Girls Dominate Tiffin in 73 37 Dual Meet
Willard High School girls track defeated Tiffin Columbian 73 to 37 in a dual meet. The Flashes claimed 11 firsts including four relays with two records. Notables: Bette Phillips won the 100 and 220 dashes, Hashmi led the mile, Tackett won the 110 hurdles, Swert captured the 440, and Van Hook and Van Zoest won field events. Relays set records in 880 and mile events. Willard improves to 6-2 and heads to Bucyrus.
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Tiffin — Willard
Tiffin Columbian
Flashes
Willard
Bette Phillips
Shereen Hashmi
Mary Tackett
Robin Swert
Kathy van Hook
Debbie van Zoest
Barb Phillips
Slessman
Leitz
Carpenter
Swert
Turner, Tackett
Hashmi
Tammy Carpenter Phillips
Jenny Turner
Connie Slessman
Janet Leitz
Rhonda Moore
Phillips
Bucyrus
Three Norwalk Biddy Wrestlers Win Ontario Titles
In Ontario's Biddy Wrestling Tournament last Saturday Norwalk wrestlers swept titles with Scott Hivner eight Jim Kaczor six and Scott Jaworski eleven each winning their age group crowns Tim Kaczor seven Kevin Jaworski ten and Jeff Springer eleven took second place for Norwalk while Mike Smith ten finished third Tracey Hivner eleven Brad Hokes nine and Terry Barker ten placed fourth and Dennis Barker was fifth in the fourteen-year class At Lakewood ten Norwalk biddy wrestlers competed in AAU Junior Olympics Jaworski and Tim Kaczor qualified for the Eastern National Championships to be held in Shippensburg Pa Jaworski finished third in the junior division and Kaczor second in the bantam division on June 22 25
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Norwalk
Ontario
Scott Hivner
Jim Kaczor
Scott Jaworski
Tim Kaczor
Kevin Jaworski
Jeff
Shippensburg
Jaworski
Kaczor
Monroeville Nine Wins Third Game of Season
Monroeville beat New London 7 3 to grab its third win of the year. Stein earned the win to move to 3 2 on the mound while Ackerman pitched 5 2 3 innings in relief. New London dropped to 4 7 overall and 2 3 in the Firelands Conference.
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Monroeville
New London
Bob Whitacre
Len Leber
Eagle
Darrell Stein
Tim Haughanout
Chris Ackerman
Stein
Leber
Dan Howell
Robin Marsh
Jere Young
Ron Youngless
Bill Murray
Jeff Tock
Wildcats
Ackerman
Eagles
Brian Byron
Bates' Triple Victory Sparks New London Track Win
Elisha Bates led New London to a 72 37 victory over Western Reserve with wins in the 100 dash 12.0 the 220 dash 27.8 and the long jump 15 1. Dolly Luxon Sie Ferber Liz Schick Paula Roeder and Mary Jo Roeder also posted wins for the Wildcats while Western Reserve claimed most relays led by Annette Smith Margie Schnell Carol Harper and Sherry Hartley.
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NEW London
Elisha Bates
Western Reserve
Bates
Wildcats
Dolly Luxon
Sie Ferber
Liz Schick
Paula Roeder
Mary Jo Roeder
Renee
Wilcoxen
Vicki Osterland
Kathy Gray
Western
Mona Jackson
Susan Haines
Annette Smith
Margie Schnell
Carol Harper
Sherry Hartley
Jennifer Hyte
Schnell
Haines
Hartley
Jackson
Smith Harper
Edison unleashes 17 hit attack in Wellington win
Edison defeated Wellington 8-6 in a non conference baseball game. Mike Stoll and John Early led with four and three singles respectively, while Dan McCoy earned the win over four innings and Dave Gurney secured the save over the final three. Edison improves to 12-3 and heads to St. Paul for a Firelands Conference opener.
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Edison
Wellington
Mike Stoll
John Early
Chargers
Stoll
Early
Dan McCoy
Dave Gurney
Matt Stoll
Dukes
McCoy
Charger
St. Paul
Toledo Central Catholic Tops Flyers in Fremont Tennis Match
Toledo Central Catholic defeated St. Paul 3 2 in Fremont in a final tuneup before sectional play. Fr Richard Liston placed Jim and Tim Amato on the first doubles team with John Paul Kacharsky and Eric Theisen on the second.
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Fremont
St. Paul
Toledo
John Paul Kacharsky
Eric Theisen
Sandusky
Jim Creamer
John Cahill
Bill Barron
Jim Amato
Tim Dever
Tim Amato
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NL East
Peddicord
Dellinger
Miller
van Fleet
Jan Reisig
Martin
Laub
Monica Prack
Blackburn
Marilyn Caris
McNutt
Windsor
Monica Graham
Cindy Tengowski
Toole
Peggy Schafer
Marcia Capelle
Sherrie Rock
Debbie Finnen
Peggy Schaffer
Pat Herner
Alexis Smith
Cindy Wilson
Ludi Tronhert
Mary Rogers
Marie Pheifer
Linda Rogers
Tiffin
Dick’s Lawnmower Shop
E. League St
Ohio
Rohrbacher Bros., Inc
Tiffin Ave
Best Farm
Uer
Ambaugh Sales Office
EC At Co., Inc
Toledo CC
Howard Heinz
Mark Gumbieski
Kacharsky
Creamer
Mike Knorr
Don Mihls
Barron
Cahill
Black Brothers
Jon and
Joel
Doughboy
Old State Rd
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