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play ,High’s wrestling team Mionesohated the upper weight classes, win Phitede four of the last five matches,and ‘to a 33-23 victory over Fostoria in Cincinng@Son opener here Wednesday night. “ineinnal Trojans, trailing 20-12, roared back on Engd pms by Bruce Heater (155), Randy Erminght (175) and Walter Schramm Hwt.* Quebec a decision by Tim Thomas. daytonter took Bill Lawson to the mat in j rst 20 seconds of the 155-pound rou nd put him away in 37 seconds. Tim NAplas, trailing 4-0 midway through the nevélandd period, followed with his decision vniiageipe HS on top for good, 21-20. Yetreitiomas got on the scoreboard with a p52 in the second period, and after loming from Curtis Reinhard in the ASHL, Stanza, won dramatically with a vndlay-2W in the final 25 seconds of com- F yn. sanaidy Smaltz followed by pinning Fred ¢/4's Josh Goddard in 3:46 in the 175 ‘ints t¢ match while the Trojans’ introweight, Walter Schramm, stopped Hied 1 Gutkowski‘in 3:18. Kksi¢¢0ria’s Brian Chapman, who posted record last season, took a 3-2 victory -R Sfrank Kramer at 185 pounds. Each Ranser escaped before Chapman’s third orts bi, yin Moria broke on top with two straight 2a ‘efore Findlay’s Lee Smith worked eee ‘ohn Knox 7-0 in the 112-pound bout. ‘i Ot Avs Jon Redman (119) posted a 3-3 meter hile Tim Geoghegan (132) won 7-3 takedown provided the winning and Steve Rettig (138) 11-3. Redman, forcing the action in the third period, was trailing 3-2 before escaping against Cal Park while the Trojans’ Chip Frey led 4-3 before losing to Fred Blose (126) on an escape and takedown in the third period. Fostoria, aided by three forfeits, cap tured the junior varsity match 33-32. Greg Beatty (145) and Mark Weber (155) had pins for the Blue and Gold. Findlay returns to the mat at 2 p.m. Saturday in Bellevue. Varsity FINDLAY 33, FOSTORIA 23 98—Bill Bowman (Fos) pinned Steve Slies, 1:43 . 105—Jim Bowman (Fos) pinned Dennis Cervenka, 112—Lee Smith (Fin) dec. John Knox, 7-0 119—Jon Redman (Fin) draw Cal Park, 3-3 124—Brad Blose (Fos) dec. Chip Frey, 6-4 132—Tim Geoghegan (Fin) dec. Brian Heiser, 7-3 138—Steve Rettig (Fin) dec. Tom Thompson, 11-3 145—John Marshal (Fos) dec. Wayne Eaton, 96- 155— Bruce Heater (Fin) pinned Bill Lawson,37 167—Tim Thomas (Fin) dec. Curtis Reinhard, 5-4 175—Randy Smaltz (Fin) pinned Josh Goddard, 3:46 185—Brian Chapman (Fos) dec. Hank Kramer, 3-2 Hwt—Walter Schramm (Fin) pinned Frank Gotkowski,3:18 Junior Varsity FOSTORIA 3), FINDLAY 32 96— Fostoria won by forfeit 105—Rob Long (Eos} pinned Gary Yoder, 1:56 112—Fostoria won by forfeit 119—Fostoria won by forfeit 126—Mark Darnall {Fin} dec. Jim McIntyre, 60. 132—Jeff Miracle (Fin) draw Philip Leal,44 * 138—Greg Dunn (Fos) dec. Tim Esler, 14:4 145—Greg Beatty (Fin) pinned Chuck,Cegnardise, 133 2 155—Mark Weber (Fin) pinned Chris Smith,50 1467—Dave Campbell (Fin) dec. Curt Barlekamp, 12-1 175~Clayton Moore (Fos) déc. Dave Karcher, 8-3 185— BIH Coburn (Fin) dec. Eric Brant, 4-2 Hwt—Dave Bishop (Fin) won by forfeit Kingman, Maddox Come To Terms With Cubs, NY Mets By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. _ Slugger Dave Kingman signed a five year, $1.2 million contract with the Chicago Cubs Wednesday, saying he liked the short fences at Wrigley Field in Chicago, which is his home. Kingman walloped 26 homers last season as he played out his option after stints with the New York Mets, the San Diego Padres and the New York Yankees. The Mets did not come out empty handed, however, signing outfielder Biliou whannox to a Lrne-year contract. 100 teams were disclosed Maddox, whose checkered major league career has included a stop with the New York Yankees, played out his option with the Baltimore Orioles this year. Maddox was traded to the Orioles by the Yankees last Jan. 20 for centerfielder Paul Blair. Troubled by a knee injury, Maddox played intermittently for the Orioles, batted .262 and had nine runs bat ted in.
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