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Shoemo in state 400WORTHINGTON - Sandusky’s Tracy Shoemo and Fremont’s Steve Letzring survived a tough Class AAA regional track meet to qualify for the state championships in Columbus, beginning Friday.Shoemo placed second in the 400 meter dash in a time of 48.72 seconds, a shade off his season-best of 48.7.Letzring also advanced by taking the last state qualifying spot with a fourth-place performance in the 110 high hurdles in 14.89 seconds.Shoemo lost out to Derrick Franklin of Mansfield Malabar for the second week in a row.Franklin, who won the districtmeet, was clocked in 47.89.Todd Allison was Sandusky’s other boys entry and he was 8thAL TRACK•esultses Mills Hawken, 38; St. Mary’s Central Canton, 29; North Lima South Range, 28; land, 22; Cleveland Cuyahoga Hts., 19; indence, 16; Seneca East, Mogadore, Lord-entral, 12; Lutheran East and Lucas, 10; al, Plymouth, Windham, 8; Ledgemont, 6; Crestview, Maplewood, Mineral Ridge, Col-e, 1.ualifiers14 (meet record); 2 Keith Shepherd, New , 53-1; 4, Kurt Lauer, South Amherst, 51-112. -3; 2. Melvin Jones, Hawken, 165-3; 3. Steve 5ard, Wynford, 151-3.II-9V4; 2. Jim Eibel, New London, 21-74; 3. I Switz, Lordstown, 20-73/4. w, 6-8; 2. Kevin Schreffler, David Anderson. 1; 4. Otis McDuffie, Hawken, 6-3. ts., 13-7V4 (meet record); 2. Gary Dudley, New London, 12-0; 4. Shawn Branham,atholic (Alex Yeckley, Mike Morris, Randy 1, 8:12.63; 3. Independence, 8:12.92, 4. East;r, St Mary’s C.C., 15.09; 2. Todd Meyers, 15.69; 4. Kevin Schreffler, David Anderson,Range, 11.54; 2. Mike LeMaster, Windham, Pittman, Dalton, 11.78.I, 4:19.86 (meet record); 2 MikeDorto, East , 4:25.79 ; 4. Steve Barns, Lutheran East,McDonald, 44 39; 3. East Canton, 44,45; 4don, 50.49 ; 2. Craig Conaway, South Central, . Tom Mark, Hillsdale, 51.67.;er, St. Mary’s C.C., 39.69 (meet record) , 2 Iter, Buckeye Central, 40 41; 4. Dave Lyons,on, 1:57.02 ; 2. Greg Rossette, Ashtabula St. stview, 1:58.73 ; 4. Jay Yochem, St. Mary’sRange, 22.86 ; 2. Brent Mast, Dalton, 23.18; 3. ns, Plymouth, 23 65.od, 9:47.08 ; 2. Stuart Henderson, McDonald, I. Tim Sword, New London, 9:52,75.Ashland Crestview, 3:29.57 ; 3. Seneca East Chip Ulmer), 3:29.64 ; 4 New London (Jason Abfall), 3:30.01.-esultsllearview, 41; Independence, 39; New Lon-uth Central, 28; Smithville, 25; Cuyahoga John’s, 20; Richmond Hts., 18; Gates Mills 14; Avon, 13; Maplewood, 12; Cleveland Plymouth, 10; Columbiana, 9; East Canton, David Anderson, Monroeville and Buckeye ;ton, Brooklyn, Lucas and Mineral Ridge, 1.ualifiers39-2; 2. Sara Leffler, Leetonia, 38-104; 3 me, Jeromesville, 36-2. nald, 144-9 (meet record), 2. Anne Carrick, (irtland, 123-8; 4. Michelle Farrell, CVCA,16-94; 2. Helen Pitts, St John’s, 16 84; 3 Dalton, 16-64.s., 5-2; 2. Julie Vogel, CVCA, 5-2; 3. Kim iavid Anderson, 5-1.lary’s C.C. (Kerry Kennedy, Jenny Link, louth (Susan Helms, Jenny Chase, Jenny entral, 10:07.59.in the 300 intermediate hurdles in 42.34. Fremont’s Brian Doty had trouble staying with a strong field in the 800 meter run and did not place among the top 8.There were three regional boys records set, including 2 by Bob Kennedy of WestervilleNorth.dependence, 15.62 (meet record); 2. Kelly taecIndependence, 16.65; 4. Christine Quillen,Montgomeryto state intwo eventsWORTHINGTON — Dianne Montgomery had her back to the wall Saturday in her bid to qualify for a second event in this week’s Class AAA state trackearview, 12.95; 2. Helen Pitt, Ash. St, John's, i3; 4. Perpetua Domitrovich, McDonald, 13,25. 2. New London (Laura Mench, Kathy Brady, thville, 1:47.73; 4. Kirtland, 1:47.76.;h Central, 5:20.4; 2. Diane Delbaso, Kirtland,0.5; 4 Melissa Harris, New London, 5:31.1 meet record); 2. New London (Kim Smith, ady), 50.67 ; 3 St. Mary’s C.C. (Jackie Olsen,ba), 1.15; 4 CVCA, 51.661, 59.86; 2. Kristen Baker, Kirtland, 1:00,55; 3. l Showalter, Windham, 1:01.07.i, Independence, 46 42; 2. Jenny Moeller, Col 48 44 ; 4 Christine Quillen, East Canton, 48 87.h Central, 2:19.72; 2. Anita Godlewski, Lorainlewood. 2:24,49; 4 Jenny Adkins, Plymouth,and field championships.Sandusky’s senior field event specialist had already secured a berth in the state field in the shottrview, 25.92; 2. Brenda Weaver, Grand 26.17; 4. Helen Pitt, Ash. St. John’s, 26.51. d, 11:42.99 (meet record); 2. Paula Poole, mroeville, 12:06 26 ; 4 Kerry Kennedy, St.(meet record); 2. Independence, 4:07 39 ; 3. er, Julie Walcher, Molly Woodruff) 4:09 28 ; 4put by placing second in Thursday’s regional competition at Worthington. She had a toss of 40 feet, 11% inches.However, Montgomery had some problems in the discus.She was 7th after the preliminary round in which the top 7 advance to the finals with an opportunity for 3 more throws to improve on their performances.In the finals, Montgomery fouled twice, and was still 7th at 122-4 with one more throw.“Coach Dave Axner talked toher about her technique and Dianne realized she had one lastchance to get to the state. She really hit the throw and wound moving into third place with a toss of 129 feet, 3 inches,” assistant coach Rob Beck said.“It was Dianne’s second bestthrow of the year. She had 130-2 in the dis‘rict meet last week.We are very happy for her, and this is the third time she will bein the state shot put, but the first in the discus,” Beck added.Montgomery was third in the 1986 state meet at 41-3 in the shotputPC, Bellevuegirls advanceWORTHINGTON - Port Clin-ton’s Ann Gaydosh and Bellevue’s 3200 meter relay team advanced to the state girls track meet with solid performances in the AAA regional event at Worthington Saturday.Gaydosh, a junior, posted a sparkling time of 11 minutes, 23.10 seconds in placing third in the 3200 meter run.Her best effort of the season until Saturday was 11:42.3.Bellevue’s fine 3200 meterrelay team also qualified for the state by finishing fourth in 9:39.89. The winning team was 9:32.01 by Columbus St. FrancisDeSales. *Fremont’s Shannon Carter also advanced, in two events.Carter was runnerup in both the 100 and 300 low hurdles. She clicked off a time of 14.59 in the 100 and 44.25 in the 300 to battleher way to Ohio Stadium.There was one record set.Pickerington’s 800 relay team checked off a time of 1:41.85, anchored by Kristin McDaniel. She won the 100 and 200 meter runsand aa,so anchored the winning 400 meter relay as Pickerington captured the girls team title.Fremont was 8th with 22Doints.
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