Edison Eagles sweep Firelands track title with six records
Edison High School dominated the Firelands Conference girls track meet, totaling 13812 points to cap a fourth consecutive title. Anna Dandar and Kay Flint were double winners, with new standards set in sprints, distance events, throws, and relays, while Wendy Weiman and Martha Bickley posted record times.
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Anna Dandar
South Central
Kay Flint
Dandar
Monroeville
Annette Moore
Mark Moore
Flint
Wendy Weiman
Karen Deering
Martha Bickley
Linda Wikel
Heather Hight
Barb Wallace
Weilnau
Kim Hahn
Bickley
Western Reserve
New London
Liz Schick
Edge Bickley
Angie Siegfried
Janine Wolfe
Laura Brown
Loriie Wolfe
Karen Hoffman
Edison dominates Firelands meet to claim third straight title
Edison Chargers outpace New London 142 to 93 to win the Firelands Conference track title for the third consecutive year. Keith LaVine and Mark Woods lead with multiple victories in sprints, distance events, and relays, while Western Reserve and Black River post record performances and event wins.
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Milan
Keith LaVine
Mark Woods
Edison Charger
New London
South Central
Western Reserve
Black River
Mapleton
St. Paul
Monroeville
LaVine
Bowling Green
Chargers
Dave Kocher
Steve Hohenstein
Ron Barber
Woods
Edison Ion
Corky Fields
Daryl Foster
Jeff Davis
Track meet results list top marks and competitors
Event results show multiple hands events and running times. Notable names include Paul Finley Edison and Virgil Harris New London with top marks in discus, long jump, and sprints. Relay times feature Edison and New London leading the 440 and mile relays with strong showings from Mapleton and Western Reserve.
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St.p
Bruce Gierhart
Mark Morgan
Jon Dandar
Corky Field
Daryl Foster
Jeff Davis
Yancy Toney
Todd Tappel
Curt Heckelman
David Timbs
Pat Rinner
Paul Finley
Bob Kozel
Cleo Slone
Todd Kristy
Edison
New London
Mapleton
South Central
Western Reserve
Black River
Paul Deering
Jim Unger
Tim Wikel
Todd Moore
Jim Clifford
Randy Conaway
Mark Woods
Gordon Nicode
Jay Johns
Bill Stein
Mark Underwood
Keith LaVine
Virgil Harris
Roger Anderson
Craig Kline
Bruce Bierhardt
Mike Nestor
Marty Healy
Owen Woolever
Kevin Ryan
Monroeville
Tim Harlow
Chris Reynolds
Chuck Schaffer
Tiffin Cavaliers win hard fought Northern Ohio League title
Tiffin Columbian shocked a balanced field to win the Northern Ohio League boys track meet with 1082 points. Shelby was second and Bellevue third as Norwalk barely escaped last. Jim Smith led Tiffin with wins in long jump and 300 meter low hurdles, Wayne Wolfe captured the two mile, while Bellevue's Duke Haynes added four sprint victories and a shot put title.
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Yancy Toney
Woods
John Fields
Curt Heckelman
Corky Fields
Western Reserve
Paul Finley
Edison
Dan Pritt
Dave
Dave Timbs
Pat Rinner
St. Paul
Black River
Allan Clement
Jim Clifford
Mark Morgan
New London
Paul Deering
Todd Wyckoff
Shelby
Tiffin Columbian
Tornadoes
Bellevue
Norwalk
Tiffin
Jim Smith
Smith
Sandusky
Russ Young
Wayne Wolfe
Vince Sweet
Duke Haynes
Haynes
Mike Brouce
Frank Long
Enslam
Miliron
Upper Sandusky
Phil Gase
Upper
Jay Leslie
Rams
Joe Swankhouse
McIntosh
Duke Hayne
Roe
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Illes
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Deblase
Hammersmith
Taggert and Eyles
Bucyrus
Young
Pensinger
Wiers
Taber
Boyce
Milliron
Gase
Baldy
Lover
Larson
Western Reserve High seeks summer baseball coach
COLLINS Western Reserve High School seeks a baseball coach for the summer program. Interested candidates should contact Western Reserve coach Dick Taylor at 668 8470. Also listed are Monday Night Girls Junior Division and Men s Slo-Pitch results with various local sponsors and teams including Steffanni Contractors Office Bar Reach 5 Raceway Promark Van Dresser J.P. Auto Parts Lierenz Tiling Rench Berry Betschman Olena Screen Printing.
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Western Reserve High School
Western Reserve
Dick Taylor
Barman & Seitz
Steffanni Contractors
Reach
Raceway
Promark
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J.P. Auto Parts
Lierenz Tiling
Chargers Star Buys Gas Station To Beat Gasoline Lines
San Diego Chargers wide receiver Johnny Rodgers bought his own gas station to work around California's gas lines. A team spokesman notes it may help some players, though it does not guarantee a fill-up.
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San Diego
UPI
NFL
California
Johnny Rodgers
San Diego Chargers
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