Railroaders crush Brunswick in first league win of season
Brunswick JayCees fall 5-1 as Joe Ford limits the offense with a three hit effort for the Railroaders. Mike Shadi drives in three runs with a double and a triple, while Randy Shillings adds an RBI with two singles. Doug Michalske takes the loss. Fish Trucking edges Bill's Beverage 7-6 and K of C 3-2 to chip away at the division standings.
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Brunswick
Brunswick JayCees
Joe Ford
Railroaders
Mike Shadi
Randy Shillings
Carl McCracken
Bob Andrews
Dennis Chornacki
Doug Michalske
JayCees
Bill’s Beverage
Knights of Columbus
Fish Trucking
K of C
Bill’s
Truckers
Standings Flair as Fish Trucking Tops Bill's in Extra Innings
In a back and forth game Darryl Gutzman and Bill Weaver homered for Fish Trucking with Weaver adding a single. Roger Walter earned the win while Don Skolnik Steve Nemeth and Bob Dunn led Bill's with multi hit efforts. Bill's outhit 11-7 though Fish Trucking prevailed in extra innings as Medina County Bank and Marks Tractor won their division contests.
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Bill’s
Darryl Gutzman
Bill Weaver
Fish Trucking
Roger Walter
Steve Nemeth
Don Skolnik
Bill’s. Nemeth
Skolnik
Bob Dunn
Jim Koph
Truckers
Medina County Bank
Fisher
Medina County Fair Tourney opens with seven all star teams
Seven Medina County all star teams compete in the 15th Medina County Fair Tournament August 2 to 5 on the fairgrounds diamond. Medina seeks to add to its five titles as Seville Chatham Lafayette Valley City Lodi Litchfield and Sharon Center join the field. The title game is set for 3 p.m. Saturday August 9 with opening rounds starting August 2 and pairings highlighted by first round byes for Litchfield.
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Medina
Medina County
Fairgrounds
Seville
Chatham-Lafayette
Valley City
Lodi
Litchfield
Sharon Center
Chatham Lafayette
Brunswick
Hinkley
Hinckley
Chiefs Giants Clash at 10th Hall of Fame Game
In Canton Ohio the Kansas City Chiefs, led by owner Lamar Hunt enshrined hours earlier, versus the New York Giants in a preseason Hall of Fame game at Fawcett Stadium with 20000 expected in attendance. Chiefs eye a win as Hank Stram shifts focus to evaluating players and improving play. Giants coach Alex Webster navigates an offense without Fran Tarkenton amid a shifting quarterback landscape.
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Canton
Ohio
UPI
Kansas City Chiefs
Lamar Hunt
New York Giants
Chiefs
Hall of Fame
Hunt
Clarence
Parker
Gene Marchetti
Ollie Matson
Fran Tarkenton
Randy Johnson
Norm Snead
Stram
Alex Webster
Giants
Tarkenton
Morton Leads Cowboys Past College All Stars 20 7
Dallas Cowboys bench quarterback Craig Morton tossed two touchdowns after entering for an injured Roger Staubach to spark a 20 7 win over the College All Stars before 54162 fans. Morton and Staubach connected on a pair of scoring plays and Mike Clark and Toni Fritsch added field goals as Dallas stretched its win streak to 11. Bob Hayes and Ron Sellers were also targets on the night as the Cowboys built a 14 0 halftime lead and preserved the victory despite late Stars pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Morton
Morton
Roger Staubach
Staubach
Cowboys
Collegians
Pions
Nebraska
Jerry Tagge
Dallas
Ron Sellers
Bob Hayes
Mike Clark
Toni Fritsch
All-Stars
Tagge
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Bob Newhouse
Houston
Sullivan
Walt Garrison
Newhouse
Valley City shuts down Buckeye as Young throws no hitter
Jerry Young pitched a 12 strikeout no hitter for Valley City in a 9-1 win over Buckeye. Valley City collected four hits led by Tim Haury and Brian Neutenbach with two doubles each. Buckeye’s Gary Jones took the loss as Dwight McKim made a double play. In Ponytail action the Red Barons defeated the Road Runners 20-18 with Nancy Culp Homering twice and a triple and Missy Mueller taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Jerry Young
Valley City Chamber of Commerce
Buckeye
Tim Haury
Brian Neutenbach
Gary Jones
Dwight McKim
Red Barons
Cindy
Ohio declares Hunting and Fishing Day amid environmental push
Governor Gilligan proclaims September 23 as Hunting and Fishing Day in Ohio highlighting hunters and fishermen as early environmental advocates. The event links with National Hunting and Fishing Day as sportsmen groups plan open houses. The Ohio Federation of Bass Anglers Society forms to protect bass waters, coordinating with the Ohio Game and Fish Department. Berlin Thomas of Brookpark reports a 19 ounce bluegill from Hinckley lake. Cold weather from Hurricane Audrey reduced Purple Martin numbers, with other swallows and swifts affected. Insects dwindled during the cold spell, risking starvation for adults after a few days without prey.
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Gilligan
Ohio Federation of Bass
National Bass Angiers Sportsman Society
Ohio Game and Fish Department
Audrey
Gallucci Wins Two Contests in Abbeyville Softball League
Abbeyville Softball League results. Gallucci Chevrolet beat Harco Construction 5-1 with Ray Terhart three hits and Larry Lanning pitching. Gallucci then defeated Abbeyville 4-2 as Terhart added two safeties and Lanning won. Harbaugh Gulf beat Abbeyville 6-4 with Ed Noble Les Brock Roy Carpenter contributing. Wantz Construction overwhelmed Valley City 12-2 with Gary Dence four hits.
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Abbeyville
Gallucci Chevrolet
Harco Construction
Ray Terhart
Bob Hugus
Gallucci
Harco
Larry Lanning
Don O’hearn
Ron Betz
Scott Konicki
Terhart
Chevymen
Lanning
Dave Leuschal
Chuck Walter
Gary Gunkleman
Harbaugh Gulf
Ed Noble
Les Brock
Roy Carpenter
Jim Goff
Wayne Wolff
Wantz Construction
Valley City
Gary Dence
Dan Neighbor
Greg Rooks
Jim Wells
Don Rundle
Larry Horstman
Dairy Queen Tops Lantern in Akron League clash
Dairy Queen beat Medina based Lantern 5 to 2 as Al Kiene hit a seventh inning homer and drove in a run earlier. McDivitt and McMullen paced Dairy Queen with multiple hits while Reisner took the loss. Dairy Queen improves to 6-3 and hosts the Preifle Undertakers next at Norton.
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Medina
Dairy Queen
Lantern
Akron
al Kiene
Buckeye High Star
Skip Reisner
Larry McDivitt
Mike McMullen
Kyle Harrington
Mike Pokarosky
Red Pepper
Norton
Jim Miller
Jim Breit
John Clevidence
Record Holder Wins Northfield Nine at 2 05.1 showing
Record Holder driven by Earl Bowman of Medina wins the ninth at Northfield in 2 05.1. The horse pays 4.00 to win 3.20 to place and 2.40 to show. Battle Land eyes a sixth trot victory on Monday during Free Cash Night at Route 8 with free admission and 1500 cash finale drawings.
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Northfield
Earl Bowman
Medina
Jan Dawn
Battle Land
Route 8
C and C Belts Carter's Out In Ponytail
Medina Crum and Chester defeated Carter's Home Improvement 9 8 in the Medina Ponytail League. Lou Kubis delivered a seventh inning RBI single as Crum and Chester clinched the win with key hits from Philpot Ellsworth and Kovalchik.
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Medina
Crum
Chester
Carter
Lou Kubis
Linda
Diane Philpot
Sue Ellsworth
Karen Kovalchik
Marsha Smith
Kathy McClaning
Debbie Deyling
Sherrie Marco
S. Crum
Miss Philpot
Miss Ellsworth
Amy Fuller
Linda Kubis
Cindy Abell
Kathy Scott
Carolyn Yoder
Julie Schaffer
National
Medina Supply
Teresa Dye
Sherry Myers
Jenny Jodway
Cathy Pike
Jenny Kubal
Tracy Ampleby
Billie Fortney
Supply
Kim Hunter
Marion Scott
Cathy Holly
Thistledown Racecard Results
First Swacopo wins with Gold Treat and Press Censor placing. Daily Double paid 110.60. Quinella 4 and 6 paid 14.70. Perfecta 6 and 4 paid 64.50. Other place finishes listed include Royal Angel, Hal's Cat, Living Gold, Buckeye Mike, Plum Passion, Laeta, Count Hunter, David's Reward, Speedy Cat, Eskanella, Byanbye, Pan''s Time, Baja Miss, Nurse's Heir, Red Swap, Tested Love, Clem's Ace, Bold Hortie, Air Gage, Breaux's Tiger, Gray Scooter, Webone, Regal Lancer, April Warrior, Forced Chatter.
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Swacopo
Royal Angel
Laeta
Count Hunter
David
Quinella
Speedy Cat
Eskanella
Byanbye
Pan
Baja Miss
Ohio Lady
Nurse’s Heir
Red Swap
Tested Love
Clem’s Ace
Bold Hortie
Air Gage
Breaux
Tiger
Gray Scooter
Webone
Regal Lancer
April Warrior
Perfecta
Pace and Pref Pace in Coshocton horse races
The Coshoctonian page lists eighth and ninth race results from Northfield entries with pace, favorites, and timers. Notable horses include Raintrees Hope, Whirlaway Adamsky, Baron Von, Scamp Direct, Busy Bee, Hidden Pleasure, Meadow Trick, Tropic Song, and Baron Gerard plus jockeys Adamsky Williams Forshey and others. The results show prices and placements across divisions intently focused on pace and handicaps.
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Pace
Pref
Raintrees
Hope D
Wilttemere
Whirlaway Adamsky
Curtis Hill Dillion
Baron von J. Ross Jr
Baron Novase
L. Williams
Scamp Direct Farrington
Busy Bee
Michael Mazza
P.B. Abbe Adamsky
Hidden Pleasure Bowman
NFA
Barber
Hanover
D.williams
Meadow Trick
Zendt
Tropic Song
B. Schroeder
Baron Gerard L. Williams
Bob G. Forshey
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Medina County Gazette
Bunker Hills Women Association
Alyce Hamey
Mary Parker
Diane Kenny
Barbara Reitzel
Gazette
Sue Whitmyer
Marge Fauber
Betty Pasko
Lillian Smith
Lydia Rossborough
D’amico’s
Village Tavern
Jerry Lewis Cinema
Fisher’s Big Wheel Medina Co. Bank
Marks Tractor
Will’s Beverage
Th. JayCees
Independent Steel Railroad
Com
Flastic
Loop Kings
Bob Paullata
Bankers
al Tomley
Lew Smith
Tom McFadden
Lenny Klimkoski
Don McKee
Ken l Edwards
Flastic Stopnut
Martin Rooy
Marks
Kenny Dowd
Joe LaRue
Jerry Batts
Don Taylor
Ray Musser
Fawcett Stadium
Hank Stram
The
Medina Fair
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Dallas Cowboys
Young
Schumacher
Missy Mueller
Nancy Culp
Wanda Culp
Joyce Wagner
Kim Stout
Beth Watkins
Jenny Daugherty
Missy
Terry Tighe
Barb Simpson
Berlin Thomas
Brookpark
Hinckley Lake
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Red Witch
Fashion Gun
Big Leaguer
Ilustrator
My Tiny Love
Command
Arions Lane
Tony Tune
Miss Baron Volo
Adios Cecility
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Silver Creek Pal
Dark Diller
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Awe" Brinkerhoft Stannard
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Adios
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Arlington Brinkerhoft
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Pretty Williams II
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