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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1972

Page

7

Jim Ross Named Outstanding Senior Athlete At Cloverleaf Banquet

Jim Ross, a football, wrestling and track standout, earned Outstanding Senior Athlete honors at Cloverleaf’s Spring Sports banquet. He is a GAZETTE All-County football pick and a track tri captain, receiving the Most Valuable Fieldman award. He qualified for the state meet in the shot put. Scott Chrislip was named Most Valuable Runner, Rick Scholz earned baseball MVP, and Greg Meadows was golf MVP.

Dave McCoy Gazette Cloverleaf Jim Ross Ross Colts Todd Clark Scott Chrislip Rick Scholz Bill Nichols Greg Meadows Rich Scholz Bob Stiver Sharon Naftzger Kathy Craddock

Winners Of 2nd Olympics Announced

The Medina County Achievement Center held its second annual Special Olympics with 50 yard dash and standing long jump winners advancing to the state meet June 16 17 at Ohio State University. Division winners include Maureen Conley Jane Kallman Greg Schaefer Brenda Meek and others. Lunch was donated by MacDonalds Brunswick and will be provided at the state meet.

Weymouth Medina County Jim Barnes Scott Simcox Buddy Grubbs Dean Butscher Tom Lionetti Bonnie Vana Tom Burkett Donna Peterson Candy Rimes Mike Lipowski Doyle Conley Barb Dembowski Brenda Meek Jody Markley Fred Gifford Mike Supina Dennis Kehoe Hart Rimes MacDonald’s Brunswick Leslie Klayko

Cloverleaf Honors Spring Athletes and Award Winners

Cloverleaf recognizes spring athletes with multiple MVP and top stat awards. Tennis captain Bob Stiver earns an award. Sharon Naftzger and Kathy Craddock win girls team MVPs. Rob Detwiler, Dave Ogilvy named baseball’s most improved. Track awards go to Mark Chrislip and Phil Minerich. Golf coach Phil Hahn notes a 13 and 8 record and sectional crown as nine golfers receive honors while JV baseball mentor Dan Coe presents 11 awards.

Bob Stiver Netters Sharon Naftzger Kathy Craddock Bob Detwiler Dave Ogilvy Scholz Mark Chrislip Phil Minerich Ed Stupica Stiver Bob Carlton Ken Clark Martin Ferrell Rick Gardner Don Gottlieb Jay Martienssen al Minerich Don Pinkerton Bob Romeyn Dan Sinko Bruce Survance Chris Wolfe Phil Hahn Cloverleaf Colt Linksters Meadows Mark Rennels Dan Smucker Dane Scheetz Dave Smith Randy Jameyson John Kobert Jeff Patterson Jeff Smith Dan Coe Tony Balser Mickey Berry Roger Bise Dick Bittner Paul Douglas Tim Evans Jim Foster Mark Gillespie Dan Trout Denny Yurich Ed Zeigler Nichols Jerry Allen Rick Cavallaro Dave Houston Steve Markley Jim Martin Gary Schempp Detwiler Jim Hamey Ogilvy Greg Thomas Clark Scott Larabee Kevin Boedicker Jim Chapman Lance Craner Mike Deeks Bryan Few Miles Friend Bill Haldiman Gary Hartman Denny LeMar Chris McGhee Steve Myers Jim Rice Mark Slezak Greg Spechalske Brad Thorndike Mark Chestnutwood Marty Coudriet Bon Detwiler Denny Fahler Wally Fet Sue Steppenbacker Wendy Warner Donna Eads Jean Housand Leah Kindig Loretta Popovic Paula Wilson Sandy Bensinger Julia Billups Eileen Carr Diane DeVore Kris Fuetter Diane Gray Holly Kraus Mary Salay Patti Sorg Debbie Venus Andrea Wolfe Penny Blank Betsy Clegg Sue Craddock Joyce Roach Karen Weir

One-Hitters Spark Brunswick Youth Sports Start

The Brunswick youth league opened with four games led by two one-hitters from the Ripepi brothers. Brunswick Provisions Minor League beat Old Phoenix Bank 7-2 as Jim Ripepi starred on the mound. Major League Ponytail saw Green, keyed by Renee Markiewitz and Sandra Cady, prevail 10-9 over Banner Sales. Tom Ripepi pitched a 10-0 shutout of Old Phoenix, while Bob Kramer and Steve Morgan contributed key hits.

Brunswick Jim Ripepi Brunswick Provision Old Phoenix Bank Jack Craige Provision Jim Popper Renee Markiewitz Sandra Cady Banner Sales Tom Ripepi Jim Old Phoenix Ripepi

Northfield Ponytail Race Results and Awards

Race card from Northfield lists First through Tenth with multiple payouts and perfecta events. The Green team defeated Sparkle Market 9 to 1 in Minor League Ponytail, with mound win by Lorie Hein and Debbie Barnes taking the loss, plus JV and varsity awards and numerous track and girls softball recognitions announced by coaches.

Sparkle Market Lorie Hein Debbie Barnes Kim Coughlin Peaches Patel

Thistledown Race Results Summary

The card lists Thistledown finishing positions with horse names and payout details. First place Bay Street Boy and Second Pinky Dinky are noted with their respective tercets, along with multiple quinellas and perfecta payouts including 273.60 and 85.80 respectively.

Miss Ma Ma G Pinky Dinky Wayne B Beer Chaser Imagist Knight Misty Quinella de Mito Big Cedar

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