West Holmes High pins Rittman wrestlers in 50 15 match
West Holmes High defeated Rittman 50 to 15 in wrestling with Rittman’s lone JV win by Bill Hopton in the 98 pound class by a pin. Varsity winners included Rufener Shook Gammel and Hardgrove with Shook at 110 pounds 5-4 and Gammel 74 points in 145. Hardgrove moved from 185 to 175 and won 4-2. Rittman’s next meet is the Smithville Tourney on December 22 23.
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West Holmes High
Rittman
Bill Hopton
Hopton
Steve Rufener
Chris Shook
Tim Gammel
Mark Hardgrove
Rufener
Hardgrove
Smithville
Smithville Field House
Middle School Wrestling Club Meeting Scheduled
An informational meeting for middle school wrestling is set for Wednesday January 5 at the high school for sixth to eighth graders and their parents. If supported, a Tuesday and Wednesday night program begins in January. contact Coach Schmitz at 925 8015 for details.
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Schmitz
Rittman Middle School To Host Wayne County Junior High Tourney
The Rittman Middle School will host the Wayne County School Boys Junior High Basketball Tournament during the 1976-77 season at Rittman High School gym on three Saturdays January 8 15 and 22. Tournament director Wes Peterman and County Tournament Chairman Bob Miller are listed for inquiries.
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Rittman Middle School
Wayne County
Rittman High School
Wes Peterman
Bob Miller
Everson Bowls 614 Pin Count in Wednesday League
Cleo Everson posts a 614 series and Dan Dillion a 611 while the 600 Club is noted. Week results show KofP 2 points Allison No.1 2 points Lindy’s Lounge 1 point 77 Sunset 3 points Brave Hill 0 points Markley’s 4 points Widmer Builders 1 point B and W Oil 3 points Allison No.2 4 points Ideal 0 points Moose 1 point PCA Mills 3 points. Yearly standings as of December 8 list Markley’s Barber Shop 43-17 BW Oil 38-22 Brave Hill Kennels 37-23 K of P Lodge 32-28 Allison Builders No.1 31-29 Moose Lodge 30-30 Widmer Builders 28-32 Lindy’s Lounge 26-34 PCA Mills 24-16 354 Allison Builders No.2 22-38 Ideal Nursing Home 15-45.
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Cleo Everson
Dan Dillion
Kofp
Allison No
Lindy’s Lounge
Sunset
Brave Hill
Markley’s
Widmer Builders
B&w Oil
Ideal
Moose
PCA Mills
Markley's Barber Shop
BW Oil
Brave Hill Kennels
K of P Lodge
Allison Builders No.1
Moose Lodge
Allison Builders No
Ideal Nursing Home
Ullman tops Sunset Bantams with 344 series
John Ullman led the Sunset Bantams Bowling League with a 344 series and games of 186 and 155. Jim Wells added a 158 game for a 306 series, Mike Justice 292, and Karen Miracle had the high girls game at 148. Lane Leaders claimed top team honors with a 683 game and 1339 series.
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John Ullman
Sunset Bantams
Jim Wells
Mike Justice
Karen Miracle
Stephanie Bostos
Ruth Mathys Earns Top Honors in Sunset Girls Bowling
Ruth Mathys posted a 177 game and 511 series to top the Sunset Girls Bowling League on Monday night. Lucy McKinney and Shirley Crouch both had 172 games with Lila Duka next at 170 to complete a 461 series. The Skanks led team standings with a 579 game and 1702 series.
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Ruth Mathys
Lucy McKinney
Shirley Crouch
Lila Duka
Skanks
1976-77 Gymnastics Team Roster Highlights Members
The roster lists Tammy Cassidy Mary Hamilton Carol Taylor and Chris Faber as primary gymnasts. In the third row are Lisa Steele Julie Daubenmire Julia Beccera Sharon Hilsheimer Kathie Bradford Mindy Steele LuAnn Mullins Joan Frangos Dottie Moore and coach Pam White.
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Tammy Cassidy
Mary Hamilton
Carol Taylor
Chris Faber
Lisa Steele
Julie Daubenmire
Julia Beccera
Sharon Hilsheimer
Kathie Bradford
Mindy Steele
LuAnn Mullins
Joan Frangos
Dottie Moore
Pam White
Strikes & Spares Lead in Packaging Corp Bowling League
Warren Burford led with a 243 high in the Packaging Corporation of America league. Jim Copley’s 598 series included 216 and 215 games. Dave Hutson added a 212 as top scorers. Mary Boyes topped women with 176 and 453 series. Moonlighters posted 1069 game and 3054 series as top team scores. Several players reached 200s including Pertee 238 and Lance 233.
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Warren Burford
Packaging Corporation of America
Jim Copley
Dave Hutson
Mary Boyes
Moonlighters
Jerry Pertee
Jack Lance
Glenn Moyer
Norman Burris
Lee Guiser
Miles Jackson Sr
Ray Skeens
Lawrence Gammel
Bill Oplinger
Oil ministers boost 10 percent supply to most nations
On December 25 1973 Arab oil ministers agreed to raise oil flow by ten percent to most countries while the United States and The Netherlands stay embargoed. Under Treaty of New Echota Cherokee Nation exchanged lands east of Mississippi for Indian Territory on December 29 1835 and were removed in 1838.
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United States
Netherlands
New Echota
Mississippi River
Indian Territory
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Dexter Woods
Ohio Northern University
Woods
College of Liberal Arts
Bernard L. Singer
College of Engineering
Lawrence H Archer
College of Pharmacy
LeRoy Beltz
Ohio Nortern
Ohio
Law
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Pharmacy
Liberal Art
Grappler
Jim Lance
Leigh Littman
Morton Salt
John White
Dale Zimmerman
Larry Staley
Dan McComas
Wally Ott
Bob Hatfield
Dept. 7
Middle School
Japan
West
Sweden
Kenneth E
Glasgow
Frances Jeanette Glasgow
Jeannette E. Glasgow
Stebbins Street
Creston
Kenneth E. Glasgow
Leo R. Kindswatter
Court of Common Pleas
R.P
Dept
Dept. 6
Pill Dept Construction Crew
Wadsworth Office No
Millwrights
Chico's Raiders
Dead Heads
Salty Shakers
Everson
House of Gifts
Ullman
Lane Leaders
Super Star Strikers
Sunset Specials
Alley Cats
Super Stars
Strikers
Pee Wees
Thumbs Up
Pin Busters
Dimpzey Doodles
Mind Controllers
Midnight Delights
Country Lassies
Hershey & Rohrer
Jack Frost
S. Main
Joan Hamilton
Susan Luedy
Becky Lamson
Regina Langton
Cris Howell
Beth Wachtel
Christie Luedy
Peggy Yoho
Kay Luedy
Francis Lamic
Keely Lunter
Nancy Bodager
Strikewand
Scrappers
Misfits
Helpers
Paper Boys
Roto
Cobras
Lab
Guards Station
Waynedale
Brunswick
W. Sunset Dr
B & W Oil Co
Stiner’s Service Center
Chippewa Valley Bank
Video Cable Corp
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