Medina High School Spring Awards Banquet Honors Top Athletes
The Medina High School Spring Awards Banquet highlighted baseball and track honors. John Clevidence earned Outstanding Batter and Best Defensive Player for his .389 average and four-year letterman status. Bob Alspach, sophomore pitcher, won ERA at 0.86 with a 3-1 record. Frank Bruno received Mr. Enthusiasm. In track, Dave Brockway was MVP after top scores in hurdles and long jump, with a long jump record of 20-9. Joe Hurd earned Outstanding Performer as a standout two-miler and multiple champion.
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Chip’ Steiner Medina
Medina High School
Memorial Park
Rollie Platz
Dale Weygandt
John Clevidence
Bob Alspach
Alspach
Frank Bruno
Bruno
Weygandt
Joe Swinglish
Dave Brockway
Brockway
Medina
Joe Hurd
Hurd
Columbus
Gazette
Colt Linksters Edge Hornets on Sharon Golf Club Fairways
Cloverleaf’s Greg Meadows shot 39 to medalist at Sharon Golf Club as Colt Linksters defeated Highland 54 to ? Meadows beat Greg Depas 39 to 44 in the match on a par 36 course.
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Colt
Edge Hornets
Sharon
Sharon Center
Cloverleaf
Highland
Sharon Golf Club
Greg Meadows
Meadows
Greg Depas
Depas
Puskas
Smith
Hege
Rennels
Scheetz
Britland
Six Team Lodi Softball Loop Starts With New Officers
Lodi Softball League opens with six teams Medio Drug American Legion Homerville Lodi United Church of Christ Lodi Jay Cees and Lodi at Burbank Field. Medio Drug beat American Legion 25 to 2 in opening results.
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Lodi
Chuck Caskey
Jim Harsh
Burbank Field
Lodi American Legion
Homerville
Lodi United Church of Christ
Lodi Jay Cee’s
Tennis coach Hathaway awards honors to year groups
Gazette Roger Hathaway, tennis coach, awarded second year honors to Chad Brenner, Kevin Bailey and Bob Volodkevich and first year laurels to Tad Yeatter, Ed Mueller, Gary Galloway, Mike Carpenter. Golf honors topping the list were given by
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Roger Hathaway
Chad Brenner
Kevin Bailey
Bob Volodkevich
Tad Yeatter
Ed Mueller
Gary Galloway
Mike Carpenter
Bill Nord
Gazette
Chip Steiner
Valley college honors multiple athletic seniors and awardees
Coach Dean Jones presided as senior Bill Nord earned MVP after guiding a 13 1 tally. Golf first years Paul Sharkey and Penn Kurtz led the newcomers, with juniors Imhoff Hendershott and Marcey earning second year awards and Nord claiming a fourth year honor. Baseball recognized sophomores Johnson Neal Barnett Stiffler Alspach and juniors Jaeger Myers Bruno Swartz Krouse with letters. Track awarded various first year sophomores juniors and seniors across multiple classes, plus the Outstanding Freshman Award to Pete Wood. JV members received certificates.
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Dean Jones
Bill Nord
Nord
Paul Sharkey
Penn Kurtz
Mark Imhoff
Rick Hendershott
Dave Marcey
Daryl Promey
Bruce Johnson
Bill Neal
Bill Barnett
Dave Stiffler
Bob Alspach
Dave Jaeger
Bill Myers
Frank Bruno
Rick Swartz
Brian Krouse
Brad Anderson
Dennis Barratta
Doug Hurst
Dave Smalley
Joe Hurd
Pete Wood
Highland Falls to Wadsworth 6-4 as season closes
Highland, finishing 7-14, fell 6-4 to Rt. 94 rival Wadsworth. Ted Given and the Bears used timely hits and two errors in the fifth to pull ahead after Highland took an early 1-0 lead. Wadsworth added insurance in the bottom half with two extra base hits, sealing the victory.
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Ken Canfield
Wadsworth
Highland
Rt. 94
Hornets
Grizzly
Ted Given
Tom Clifford
Bob Casey
Bears
Mike Mucynski
Dave Benner
Given
Rick Poetter
Leveskas
Strong
Bob Chaffee
Jeff Parker
Casey
Mucynski
Clevidence Honored Again at Medina Senior Awards
Medina High School recognizes John Clevidence at the Senior Awards Assembly as the Outstanding Senior Athlete. He previously earned honors at the Springs Sports Banquet for his baseball performance this year. A four year letterman in baseball and two year in football, he was named to the All County Baseball team in his sophomore and junior years.
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Medina
John Clevidence
Medina High School
Clevidence
the Springs
Ohio golfers qualify for U S Open at Canterbury
Bernie Alleman from Westfield Country Club tied Ralph Bond and Joe Talley for a spot among Ohio players who qualified at Canterbury Country Club yesterday. The field narrowed as qualifiers secured entry to the U S Open.
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Cleveland
Bernie Alleman
Westfield Country Club
Ohio
Canterbury Country Club
Alleman
Ralph Bond
Lyndhurst
Joe Talley
Kirtland
Ohio Open 150 Qualifiers Lead Canterbury Standings
Al Mengert of Pepper Pike and Mike McCullough of Westlake topped the Cleveland qualifying round with scores of 144 and 146 respectively. Bill Musselman set the low Ohio mark at 138 four under at Western Hills Country Club. Qualifiers advance to the Clovernook sectional in Cincinnati on June 5.
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Ohio
al Mengert
Pepper Pike
Mike McCullough
Westlake
Cleveland
Mengert
McCullough
Bill Musselman
Cincinnati
Western Hills Country Club
Musselman
Kentucky
Clovernook Country Club
Abbeyville Slo-Pitch Opens Season With Four Pairings
Abbeyville Slo-Pitch starts its season with Harbaughs Gulf vs Abbeyville and Galluccis Chevrolet vs Harco Construction in the opener. Tonight Reggies Roadhouse vs Valley City and Eaton Merchants vs Wantz Construction follow at 6:30 and 7:45 p.m.
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Harbaugh
Gulf
Gallucci
Chevrolet
Harco Construction
Reggie
Valley City
Eaton Merchants
Wantz Construction
Gallucci Chevrolet
Harbaugh’s
Reggie’s Roadhouse
Grizzlies Win At Manchester Invitational
Wadsworth area golfers tuned up for a big Friday test by winning the Manchester Invitational. Chippewa Conference champions for five straight years led with medalist Steve Saal posting 32-36-68 at Chippewa Golf Club. Walsh and Tuslaw followed as top finishers in a 27-team field.
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Portage Lakes
Wadsworth
Manchester
Bears
Chippewa
Steve Saal
Chippewa Golf Club
Steve Gerdnic
Kim Kinsley
Chris Siesky
Walsh
Tuslaw
Mogadore
Edwards Middle School Gymnastics Exhibition
The Edwards Middle School Gymnastics Club presents a balance beam, uneven bars, horizontal bar, floor exercise, rings, and vaulting display directed by Mrs. Carolyn Kole. The demonstration takes place Wednesday May 24 at 7 p.m. in the South House gym.
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Brunswick
Edwards Middle School
South House
Carolyn Kole
Baseball scoreboard highlights from Monday results
The Scoreboard reports Monday results with Chicago seven Texas six in ten innings. Oakland six California three. Several games and probable pitchers listed for EDT matchups across major league teams.
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Detroit
Coleman
Cleveland
Perry
New York
Stottlemyre
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McNally
Boston
Siebert
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
West Chicago
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Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
California
Cayton Captures 112 Pound Freestyle Title at North Canton
Keith Cayton a Cloverleaf ninth grader won the 112 pound boys 13 to 14 freestyle title at North Canton over 16 entrants. The 14 year old finished first among competitors in the 112 pound class.
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North Canton
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