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The perThes setn in-ark's thettend lt;a lit ant iker night nville and per jenchry of on of and n apmoveot hersarytestsHUt sniver-rationPuhlir-:luded Dr I.IS OIN‘tizensg theof the1920 s t theI Worgan on bv PianoMrsjust usarian,s andistone le tea at ionsthe f DrMrs I tinartan,[‘stin’ read 1 an; of, the f t he1974ChampionshipAmv'X154, i ^/ a L TfllIf J * C*K H v *61/ «J|'%n■ iKA V* * *18Q v%A4i8468tfi58*ilt; \ t 8414 70Hi T I- - f; Cbi■mwv'F, v £■«jl715i** . ‘ *• t9-ii$uk?bht *ml/-:11* - **'iSi®,4iiiy• •••« •« V,;Vr’*5#t.so' -vvC'-,■; *f(?S .•P^- *• -*•.*•• 4tv* w viST * i *' iu % svsmrk . * ■MEMBERS OF THE 1974 LCL CO CHAMPIONS: (front row) Karl Moss, Scott Martin, Kirk Comisford, Todd Ailes, Doug Wales, Doug Bott, Mark Brown, Rod Lindsey, Bill Marshall, Doug Everhart, Stu Clark and Jeff Borkett.Second row — Todd Weaver, Jerry Benton, Rick Gallant, Doug Wollenberg, Doug Maxwell, Rod Williams, Dale Jezwinski, BradHolland, Terry Miller, Bill Fulton, Russ Samples, Jerry Miller, Jim Roewer, and Keith Richards Back row — Coach Shriner, Coach Lantz, Gary Moore, Brian Barclay, Jeff Perkins, Fritz Garst, Andre Pozzuoli, John Wright, John Schweizer, Ken Marshall, Jeff Kasson, Randy Jackson, Scot Wilson, Steve Wright, Fred Boring and Coach Ben Buckles.For the third time in the last six years. Granville's Blue Aces wear the footballcrown of the Licking County,I/‘agueCoach Hen Buckles’ club wrapped up a co-champion-ship of the 1974 LCL honors Frida \ night by blanking Heath 27-0It s the first gridiron title for Granville since 1971 The Blue Act's also won the county football competition in 1969This year's Blue and White outfit won nine of its 10 encounters and won them in authoritative manner. Only one winning margin (2012 at Northridge) was closer than 16 points. The Blue Aces out-scored their 10 foes by a wide 254 to 66 difference.Buckles now shows a fine22-8 record in three years as head coach for GHS. a 733 winning percentage That's even better than athletic^director Don Miller pof-t*^during his 18 seasons as Granville's mentor The Aces were 113-43-7 under Miller for a .715 percentageGranville's 254 points on offense ranks the 1974 club third in scoring among Blue Ace. teams since the Miller era. Only the 1969 team, with 343 points and the I960 team, with 258 points, did better.Defensively, the 1974 Blue Aces ranked fourth among the Blue Ace teams since Miller took over. The 1966 club holds the record with only 26 points allowed. The 1958 club gave up 48 and the 1956 team allowed 58.Granville also concluded it's 19th consecutive winning season in football, and returns enough talent for 1975 to raise optimism for a 20th straight winning campaignHick Gallant. No 2 quarterback and a defensive standout this season, will be back along with leading rusher Ken Marshall and Jerry Benton the Aces speedy ground gainer and pass receiverOther top returnees tor1975 will include end Ben Fnglefield. tackle John Sc-h-weia r. kicker Doug Wollenberg, guard Brad Hollandand fullback Rod Williamsgame si vie tnis year a good runner in his ownright found sure-handed targets in Lindsey and Benton and was able to demoralize opponents withthe long pass play For power running, there was the ability of both#* ' - m and Sandbrink.while n*?- Ken M®r,;^;*n(Continued on Page 8,' Col 2»thebulletin boardGranville IGA Expands Store, Adds Parking AreaJerry Hess, Manager of Granville IGA said the expansion of their food and general home store has been accomplished with a minimum of inconvenience and bother to the operation and customers alike. Hess said the 13,000 square feet addition has permitted expansion of most of their operating food and otherAA i ♦ i i inBakery expanded; Dairy Department (doubled) and the formerly large and most extensive produce department has been doubled in sizeHess said with the larger selection of groceries offered they have now four ' electronic registers at the checkout points This will enable the check clerks toi;Aiir f'jctnr lrwlThe Aces were It'd this season by an outstanding group of 17 seniors. They included Todd Ailes. probably the best quarterback in the league; fullback Jeff Sandbrink split end Stu Clark; versatile linebacker-fullback Randy Jackson; halfback Steve Wright; center Doug Butt; newcomer Tom Wilson; linebacker Karl Moss; guard Jeff Kasson; guard Jeff Burkett; guard Bill Marshall; tackle Scott Martin; split end Kirk Comisford; ends Rod Lindsey and Doug Fverhart; tackle Doug Wales; and halfback Mark Brown.A successful blending of the running and passing attacks marked the AcesTwig 5Twig 5 will meet on Wed . Nov. 20 at l p m in thlt; allege Town HousePuppet ShowA puppet show ‘ The f rog Prince will be presented 4:30 p.m. Thurs . Nov. 14 at the Granville Public LibraryLibrary BoardThe Granville Public Library Board meeting will be Wed . Nov 13 at 7 30p.MlRock Mineral SocietyThe Licking County Rock and Mineral Society will meet Wed.. Nov. 20 at 7 30 pm in Dawes Arboretum. The speaker will be JohnHaynes, on the radiation ofgem stones.Republican WomenThe Licking County Republican Women will have a meeting at Republican Headquarters. 23*2 W Main-st ., Nov 20 at 1 p.mA report of the nomination committee will be given. There will also lie a round table discussion of family assistance planNewcomers GardenersThe Newcomers Garden Club will attend the C entral Church of Christ’s Holiday Bazaar Nov 14 If you wishw 5to attend bring a bag lunch.and mert at th FirstPresbyterian Church. 9 30 a m For more informationcall Mrs Kenneth Nihiser. 587-3049Home EconomistsThe November meeting of the Licking County Home Economics Association will be Nov. 14 at 7:30 p m. atthe Granville MethodistChurch Phoebe of Phoebe's Custom Apparel in Granville will present a fall and w-inter fashion show. All members may bring a guest
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Granville Sentinel
Granville, Ohio, US
Wed, Nov 13, 1974
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