Medina County Dominates in Ohio Wrestling Final
Medina County athletes earned multiple state berths at the Ohio High School Wrestling Championships in Columbus. Buckeye’s George Houghtaling finished runner up in the Class A AA heavyweight, boosting Medina’s county total and marking Buckeye as the top county team with 14 points.
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Buckeye
Mike Lewis
George Houghtaling
Gazette
Chip’ Steiner
Columbus
Medina County
Buckeye High School
Mantua Crestwood
Dave Rohda
Brunswick
Wayne Whitcomb
Highland
Rich Brown
Dennis Frombaugh
Houghtaling
Wayne Sennell
Holland Springfield
Dave Rodha
Rodha
Crestwood
Dave Rodhe
Rodhe
The
Bucks
Dave McCoy
Trading Post Still First In Trap Shooting League Standings
Sullivan-Wellington's Kimmich's Market posted the top weekly score with 101x125 and 117 handicap while Medina Trading Post remains first with an 11-3 record and 1,425 targets broken. Kimmich's in second at 10-4 with 1,363 targets. Briar Run Gun Club third at 6-8 with 1,339.
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Kimmich’s
Briar Run Gun Club
Ron
IGA
Bauer
Sohio
Bauer’s
Milkovich brothers win NCAA wrestling titles for MSU
College Park Maryland Michigan State wrestlers Pat Milkovich 126 pounds and Tom Milkovich 142 pounds captured NCAA titles. Pat said family rivalry at home proved worthwhile while Tom noted their mother provides the best moves. Both brothers praised each other as their victory surprised Pat.
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College Park, Md
UPI
Michigan State
Milkovich
Pat Milkovich
Pat
Tom
Milkovich Brothers Win NCAA Titles in Same Year
In a historic Ohio achievement, Pat Milkovich defeated Chris Quigley 4-2 and Tom Milkovich beat Larry Owings 8-4 to become the third brothers pair to win NCAA titles in the same year. Mike Sr. praises Tom as Ohio’s top wrestler and a top coach.
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Milkovich
Mike Jr
Dan
Kent State
Mike Sr
Maple Heights
Ohio
Cleveland
Tom
State of Ohio
Pat
Chris Quigley
Illinois State
Larry Owings
Washington
Final State Wrestling Results and Championship Round
Final team standings show Parma Valley Forge and Bay Village tied for top with 34 points. Championship rounds list decisive bouts including 98, 105, 112, 119, 126 weight classes with multiple pins and decisions across Detroit Lions surgical notes and Ohio high school wrestlers.
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Highland
Brunswick
AAA
Kenston
Columbus DeSalles
Bay Village
Parma Valley Forge
Bay
Mark Cotten
Dave Harrow
Defiance
Upper Arlington
E. Cleveland Shaw
Cincinnati Withrow
John Marshall
Willoughby South
Admiral King
Mayfield
Mentor
Chagrin Falls
Cardinal Stritch
Columbus DeSables
Carrolton
Plain City
Johnathan Alder
Circleville
Reading
Norwalk
Oberlin
Akron St. Vincents
Harrison
Kenny
J. Mar
Deubel
Mapets
Podnar
Kesselring
Garel
E. Clev
Shaw
Mulhall
St. Joseph
Hatchet
Grant
E. Clev Shaw
Guyton
Tol
St. Francis
Blazchek
Lake St Ed
Manning
Beloit W. Branch
Lembrand
Card. Stritch
Stalnaker
Bauer
Col. DeSalles
Diek
Col
Ready
Low
Grandview
Hefferman
Watterson
Howard
Beechwood
Tschantz
Metcalf
Perrysburg
Webb
Blank
Akron St. Vincent
Bush
Cin
Grahm
Engel
Lodi Loop Hosts Benefit Games For Cancer Society
The Cloverleaf Area Men's Recreational League stages a double header at Lodi Elementary School on March 18 with all proceeds to the American Cancer Society. Lodi faces Cloverleaf Teachers at 7:30 p.m. followed by Lodi United Church of Christ versus the State Patrol. The Lodi Womens Guild sponsors refreshments and a bake sale.
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LODI
Cloverleaf
American Cancer Society
Lodi United Church of Christ
State Patrol
Lodi Womens Guild
Akron Zips reach NCAA College Division finals
Akron 24 4 defeated Youngstown State 87-71 to win the Mideast Regional and advance to Evansville Indiana for the national tournament. Len Paul scored 21 as Akron led 47-28 at halftime and 85-60 late. Youngstown State ends 22 7. Philadelphia Textile beat Cheyney State 86-82 in the consolation.
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AKRON
UPI
Evansville
Ind
The
Zips
Youngstown State
Len Paul
Philadelphia Textile
Cheyney State
La Flip Sells for Top Price at Ohio Auction
La Flip, an Ohio bred two year old daughter of Dragante flipped, topped the Ohio Breeders Sales Co thoroughbred auction with a $7,500 sale price. Buyer J R Chapman of Norwalk previously paid $13,000 for La Flip’s half brother Flip Again.
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Sunbury
Ohio
UPI
la Flip
Ohio Breeders’ Sales Co
J. R. Chapman
Norwalk
Dragante-flipped
Chapman
Flip
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Greg Kesselring
Tallmadge
Garfield
Craig Podnar
Dave Courtney
Fremont St. Joseph
Dave Helton
Thornville Sheridan
Mike Morris
Buckeye Wrestling
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Wa Whitcomb
Toledo DeVilbiss
Ken Ferguson
Chuck Piro
Daryl Bryson
Advantac
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Ira Miller
Detroit
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Detroit Lions
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Flanagan
Schoeneman
Parker
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Osgood
Tol Rogers
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Reeve
Lancaster
Gore
Lyndhurst Bruch
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Myles
Midpark
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Gliatta
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Kelley
Link
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Davey
O’brien
Hvy — Rodha
Bruns
Justice
Hvy — Brown
High
Courtney
Freemont St. Joseph
N. Canton Hoover
Hvy — Helton
Springfield Greenan
Morris
For Cancer Society
Joe Blynn
Huron
Chuck Wilson
Wilson
Blynn
American Red Cross
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