Mapleton Poised To Defend Firelands Track Title
Mapleton, defending Firelands Conference champion, is favored as eight schools compete at Hillsdale High School. Hillsdale edged last year’s champion by seven, while southern division teams lead current marks with six of seven records set by Mapleton Hillsdale or Black River. Norwalk St Paul standout Dave Wasiniak broke the pole vault last year at 12-6, with 1969 teammate Steve Collins seen as a strong threat. Milan still holds several old records including Jim Kluding’s 1966 147-11 discus mark.
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Norwalk St. Paul
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Steve Collins
Milan
Jim Kluding
Perkins
Chuck Bellamy
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Jim Reynolds
Northern division track records list across multiple schools
The article catalogs ongoing and former record holders from multiple northern teams. It notes Bruce Czaplicki and John Romanko as sprinters, Terry Meagrew aiming at the two mile, and Mapleton and South Central athletes defending or tied for marks in events from the 100 yard dash to the mile relay. It also cites records in long jump, shot put, and relays by various schools.
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Bruce Czaplicki
John Romanko
Larry McCoy
Milan
Terry Meagrew
John Murtaugh
Mapleton
South Central
Gary Sprague
Tom Chandler
Dennis Cassidy
Western Reserve
Bruce Hurley
Berlin Heights
Mike Obrecht
Hillsdale
Keith Anderson
Sandusky Perkins
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Smith
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Ken Pitenger
Randy Miller
Mike Murtaugh
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Aaron Belts 3000th Hit as Braves Fall to Reds
Hank Aaron collected his 3,000th hit to join baseball’s elite nine, but the Braves lost a doubleheader to the Reds 5-1 and 7-6 in 15 innings. Aaron homered, drove in three runs, and tied the game before Cincinnati pulled away in extra innings.
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Major League Baseball Night Games and Delays Report
Baseball schedule notes and results from Tuesday night games across the majors. Scores feature Oakland at Minnesota, Kansas City at Chicago, California at Oakland, and more with rain postponements and extra innings. Key hits include Herrmann homers for Kansas City and multiple late-inning totals across leagues.
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Pitchers Wield Big Bats In AL
Jim Perry and Jim Rooker, both pitchers, delivered key hits to lift their teams to victory. Greg Garrett walked four Oakland batters in the 10th inning, creating the rally that decided the game.
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Greg Garrett
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Heavy hitters spark several AL games in mixed results
The Athletics beat California 6-5 in game two of a doubleheader while the Angels took the opener 7-1 behind Roger Repez’s four RBIs on two doubles. Perry fueled Minnesota’s 6-1 win over Milwaukee to move into first in the AL West. Booker's two-run double sparked Kansas City's 3-2 11th-inning win over Chicago. Rain wiped out remaining AL games.
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New London Relay Team Qualifies For State Meet
New London 880 yard relay team will represent the Wildcats at the Class A state track meet in Columbus after finishing second at Worthington regional with 1 33.3. Team members are Mike Nugent Terry Randleman Jerry Randleman and Mark Mullins. The mile relay also ran but failed to qualify.
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Sonny Coles
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Port Clinton
Alex Tucker
Norwalk Girls 440 Relay Takes Second at Blade Relays
Norwalk High girls track placed in the first Blade Relays at the University of Toledo. The 440 relay team finished second in 55.8 seconds to Ottawa Glandorf of Lima, earning four points and 16th place in a 31 team field.
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Norwalk Netmen Edge Bellevue 3 2 in Tennis Match
Norwalk High School’s tennis team beat Bellevue 3-2 to improve to 4 10 for the season. Dave Lulow won after dropping the first set, Don Lulow beat Art Weeks, Steve Zureich won on court one, Paul Mannes claimed two sets, and the Zorn Slocum duo won the doubles. A separate report notes a heat wave in Northern India has killed over 190 people in two weeks.
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Slo-Pitch Opener Is Reset For Tonight
Wet grounds forced the postponement of the City Slo-Pitch opener Sunday night. A three game slate resumes tonight at 7 Frankie’s Bar vs Bennett Electric, 8 p.m. Hug Concrete vs Schild’s IGA, and AKR Construction vs Saginaw Wire. A doubleheader is planned for Wednesday and Thursday.
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