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len-Crawford, RaptisLead 25 BobcatsIn Letter AwardsLeonard Crawford, Cambridge !Eyen, Greene, Don King, RickHigh School’s All-Ohio selection, John Nicholson and Dick Raptis, an All-East Ohio honoree, today became three year lettermen for the Bobcat football team.Crawford. Raptis and Nicholson were presented their third letter during a special assembly at Cambridge High School during which 25 football players were given 1970 grid letters and 16 youths were honored in the athletic department’s Mad Dog Club.Presentations were made by Coach Joe Paul in the 9 a m. assembly with letters and (trophies being dolled out to players and five cheerleaders awarded bars for service to the school.The lettermen include nine seniors, 14 juniors and two sophomore footballers. Of this number, there were two three-year letter awards; nine two-year awards and 13 first year awards.Crawford joined Tom HollinsLilienthal, Roger McManus, Milligan, Nicholson, Oaster, Larry Raptis, Bob Salmans and Lanny Six.Super Mad Dog” awards went to Crawford, Harris and Hollins for their “double point” total. Crawford scored 165, five points higher than Hollins, to top the list.Cheerleaders who were honored included Pam Donley, two year bar; Connie Casner, Nancy Thom. Charlotte Abbott, Connie Brown, all one year awards.The action gives Paul a total of 16 returning lettermen from last season's 7-3 team, 14 juniors and two sophomores, with an additional 14 junior varsity squadmen who will be back for play come fall.We feel these young men really did the job they were called upon to do this past season. We’re very proud e? them and we're certain the student body, faculty and community are just as proud,” Pauland Phil Harris as “Super Mad said prior to making the awards Dog” award winners for having in the assembly.scored double the number of points for admission into the Mad Dog Club” — an organization based on ability and performance in football action.Awards presented included:Three year letters — Leonard Crawford, captain. All-East first team and All-Ohio first team; Dick Raptis, All-East first team. John Nicholson, captain, first team All-East.Second year letters went to Rick Lilienthal; Ken Cowgill, second team All-East; Steve Even, first team All-East and honorable mention All-Ohio; Paul Greene, first team All-East; Tom Hollins, second team All-East; Roger McManus; Tom Oaster, captain; Larry Raptis, second team All-East, and Bob Walker.First year letters were presented to Allen Abby, Dave Abood, Steve Duff, Phil Harris, Dennis Hazelwood, Je r r y Heimer, Don King, Ramsey Leggett, Dave Milligan, Frank Moore, Jewett Richardson, Bob Salmans and Lanny Six.Of this group, the nine seniors include Crawford, Nicholson, Oaster. Dick Raptis, Moore, Abby, Heimer, Milligan and Paul Greene.Mad Dog” club awards were presented to Abood, Cowgill,Additional honors will be presented during the annual All-Sports banquet scheduled this spring under sponsorship of the Cambridge High Bobcat Boosters Club.NEWMcCULLOCHPOWER MAC B-Awith Automatic Oiling!the chain saw with the endless chain of creative and ^practical useslWORLD'S LIGHTFST CHAIN SAW with automatic oilingBENEFITM ister Grip humlle gives perfect balance!Cuts like chain saws twice its weight!Cm an?' tree in 6 seconds Cut a year s firewood in 2 hours Build everything from a picket fence to a log cabin 1 POWER MAC 6A .s'so perfectly balanced you can con trol n with one hand 1
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Cambridge Daily Jeffersonian
Cambridge, Ohio, US
Fri, Feb 19, 1971
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