Lantern Statistics Show Hitting Rise Amid Poor Record
Medina Lanterns finish 10-25 in the Greater Akron AA League after a second-half surge. Mike McMullen notes team batting rose from .195 to .237, with 237 hits in 1007 at bats. Key players include McMullen .320, Aukerman .308, Bates .295, and McLaughlin with 117 at bats and 18 runs. Three pitchers tied for team wins with three each.
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Medina
The
Lantern
Mike McMullen
Akron
McMullen
Ken Aukerman
Bob Bates
Scott Hempel
Doug McLaughlin
Aukerman
Bates
Hempel
Kyle Harrington
Larry McDivitt
Lee Winchell
McLaughlin
al Kiene
Skip Reisner
Harrington
Reisner
Wee
Mewrens Brink Ff
Alford Kid
Wood
Stannard
Benonko Th
Red Witen Christner
Lary Sinclow
Fashion Gun McKirgan R
R.E Matheson
Frosty
Woollen
Ugg
Coal Country
Adamsky
the Barrister
Plunder
James Black Beauty
Mergen Flayer AB H
Thunder Thorpe
W.D. Baron J. Ross
Richardson Organ
Pointers
Mission
Irvine Jr
Georgia Burks Swick
Roy Checker
M Turcotte
Harry Parker Jorgensen
Rvid Nord
Rowdy Time
Attorney
June Weller
Wilcox
Silver Creek Potsy
Silver Creek
Top Tor L. Williams
Tony Baratta
Dork Diller Sarringean
Jane Butler
Farrington
Rick Helms
Gallant Time Morgan
Mark Schaeffer
Pace
Cimg
Tammy Eynolds
Nibble Spirit Albright
Bill Schnurr
Rum Valley Stannard
Schepis
Adios Prentiss
Sterling Blaine Gorfido
Abright
Richwood Potter
HLA
Pece
Arvid Nord
Greater Akron
L GB
x-Red Pepper
Akron Insulating
Eaton Sports Pride
Dairy Queen
Preifle Undertakers
Magic City
Manchester Anthe
Former Net Coach Stephenson and Birney reach semifinal in Findlay
Former Medina High coach Dave Stephenson and Pat Birney, ex Western Michigan captain, reach the Northwestern Ohio Open semifinals at Findlay College after a 6-2 6-4 doubles win over Holland and Penn. They lose in a tight 6-2 5-7 7-6 decision to Sheckfaulty and Ferreant. Birney had just won the singles title last week, and the pair head to Fostoria for the Tri-County event. A forfeit loss to Akron Insulating is noted from the first half.
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Findlay
Medina High
Dave Stephenson
Pat Birney
Western Michigan University
Findlay College
Earl Holland
Bruce Penn
Tiffin
John Sheckfaulty
Bob Ferreant
Lima
Sheckfaulty
Wittenberg University
Ferreant
Birney
Ken Huber
Stephenson
Fostoria
Grandview Opens With Dandy Victory At Northfield Park
Northfield Park features J H Dandy wins eighth race in 2 04 mile marking comeback win of four from eight starts this year. Best One Yet second Admiral Mark third as Grandview meets opens with Dark Diller set for $2500 pace tonight as four Grandview Ohio futurities loom next week.
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North
J. H. Dandy
Northfield Park
Northfield
Mel Dillon
Wooster
J.H. Dandy
Admiral Mark
Dark Diller
Brad Farrington
Richwood
Ohio
Albers Leads After First Round in Akron Women’s Golf
Miss Roberta Albers, Medina marketing director for the Leisure Group, shot 39 39 78 to hold a three stroke edge in the 36 hole Akron District Women’s Golf Association championship at Medina Country Club. Pat Williams is tied for third with 82 and about 70 area women golfers compete. Albers tees off final 18 holes at 10 am.
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Medina
Roberta Albers
Akron District
Tennis entries extended for Medina tournament deadline
Medina City Recreation extends the tennis tournament entry deadline to 4 30 p m this afternoon. Drawings will be held at Medina City Hall Annex at that time with entrants advised to attend.
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Medina
Medina City
Medina City Hall
Lions Clinch Playoff Spot In Valley City Rout
The Valley City Lions, a Youth League entry, earned a playoff berth by defeating the White Sox 14 to 4. John Tighe struck out six, with a double and a triple for the winning mound effort while Randy Haury took the loss. Doug Wilson and Allen Mann added doubles, Greg Nichols a triple, and Steve Culp a White Sox double.
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Valley City
White Sox
Robert McPeek
Billy Mielke
Tim Dick
Tom Haury
Tony
Lions
Indians
John Tighe
Doug Wilson
Allen Mann
Victors
Greg Nichols
Steve Culp
North Shoots For Series Tie In All-Star Football Game
The 27th annual Ohio High School All-Star Football Game at Fawcett Stadium pits the North against the South with a 12-11-3 series record. North coach Tom Batta plans two three man backfields while South coach Dave Hurst weighs between Rick Slager and Craig Nagel at quarterback.
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Canton
UPI
Fawcett Stadium
Tom Batta
Warren Harding
Batta
Akron Kenmore
Dave Buckey
Kent Roosevelt
Greg Boyken
Thistledown Race Card Results Summary
Race card results list Race One through Ten with the horses finishing first to third and the payoffs for doubles and quinellas. Notable showings include Tavern Lass Sassy Vixen and Castaway Ami in top positions with several winning exacta and perfecta payouts across the card.
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Grandview
Tom Brinkerhoff
Bob Cole
W. D. Baron
Mike Durcotte
Ray Checker
Route 8 Oval
Leo Gorfido
Sterling Blaine
Meadow Rebel
Frosty Fin
Dont Disturb
Playgirl Lobell
Tis A Byrd
Meadow Clay
Laura Jo Adios
Clever Truex
Coal Town Miss
Swift Melody
Lusty Isoftia
Perfecta
Sunny Sped
Court Miss Willow
Keystone Helen
Little Lang
Ladiana
Bob
Royal Adios
Cheetah Reynolds
Command All
Jilter Lobell
Greenland Beauty
Bengals
Aan
J.A
Corcoran
Terry Haury
Scott Schumacher
Jack Young
Mark Andos
Tad Johnson
George Andos
Albers
Randy Haury
Mentor
Don Mart
Bedford
Mike Dougherty
Len Semulka
Elyria
Ike Maxwell
Dave Hurst
Cincinnati Sycamore
Upper Arlington
Rick Slager
Fairfield
Craig Nagel
South
Gordon Bell
Troy
Dave Tuttle
Steubenville Central Catholic
Archie Griffin
Columbus Eastmoor
Thistledown
Hal
Beer Chaser
Nashua Charger
Quinella
Countess Indian
Silas Lou
Bum
Gino
Hope
Nacye
Beau Hunk
Lettie One
Signal Alarm
All Gray
Judicious
Racy Road
Tenth — Savrour Fleet
Vital Jay
Royal Reject
WCS
Mele
Chevrolet
Diamond Crystal Salt Company
St. Clair
Michigan
Medina Hardware
S. Court ST
Medina Sporting
W. Liberty
the Savings Deposit Bank Company
Medina, Ohio
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