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3000M Run 1500M Run MEDLEY RELAY (880-220-440Yds.-1 Mile) 3000m Run YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1989 Brian Grosso 8:37.3 Wald Lake Western MI 1988 Bob Kennedy 8:38.0 Westerville North OH 1987 Todd Williams 8:23.4 Monroe MI Ont. 1986 Brendan Mathia 8:25.1 Thornhill Canada Ont. 1985 Gary Westgate 8:44.3 Central Tech Canada 1984 Koskinen 8:33.9 Swartz Creek MI 1983 Phil Schoensee 8:42.8 Center Line MI 1982 canceled snow 1981 George Nicholas 8:18.5 Dayton Meadowdale OH 1980 John Zishka 8:18.5 Lancaster OH 1979 Jeff Adkins 8:28.8 Beckley WV 1500m Run YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1989 Marcelo Ortiz 3:56.78 Dearborn Fordson MI 1988 Bob Kennedy 3:52.7 Westerville North OH 1987 Bob Kennedy 3:55.68 Westerville North OH Ont 1986 Jon Gill 3:54.6 Brampton Cardinal Ledger Canada Ont 1985 Doug Keen 3:57.3 Islington Richview CI Canada 1984 Brian Putnam 3:57.7 Chillicothe OH Ont 1983 Bradley Danbrook 4:00.2 Toronto Chinquacousy Canada 1982 canceled snow 1981 George Nicholas 3:53.0 Dayton Meadowdale OH 1980 John Zishka 3:55.1 Lancaster OH 1979 John Zishka 3:56.1 Lancaster OH MEDLEY RELAY (880-220-440yds.-1 mile) YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1978 Mark Pruente, Ray Bell, Cedric Gonzales, Kerry Barnett 7:39.6 Pontiac Central MI 1977 Dan Beck, Bob Roberts, Darrel Graham, Bill Weidenbach 7:26.7 Grosse Pointe MI 1976 Wilbur Jackson, Ted McClendon, Bruce Smith, Rudy Chapa 7:33.8 Hammond IN 1975 Rich Hudson, Kurt Nordorf, Victor Lugo, Carey Pinkowski 7:29.9 Hammond IN 1974 Lewis Stephens, Terry Robertson, Dennis Williams, Steve Elliot 7:38.5 Pontiac Central MI 1973 Don Alexander, Pete Samuel, Glen MacGraw, Larry Coy 7:39.6 Cleveland Marshall OH 1972 Willie Kaulfersh, Johns Downs, Steve Nagg, Ron Addison 7:29.5 Cleveland Rhodes OH 1971 Dave Mahnke, Dave Stachowski, Kirk Meurer, Ron Addison 7:34.5 Cleveland Rhodes OH 1970 Jim Dramer, Jon Kilroy, Mark Balogh, Jeff Kramer 7:43.2 Shaker Hts OH 1969 Jeff Semko, Bemba Jones, Joe Franzolina, Dave Chesebrough 7:39.0 Cleveland Hts OH 1968 Ken Udovic, George Herrick, Carl Derosa, Mike Rogers 7:41.6 Cleveland St. Joseph OH 1967 Pat Doran, Fred Smith, Pat Shipstead, Brent Stones 7:50.9 Ann Arbor MI 1966 Rick Trela, Dave Naumann, Detlef Reschke, Jim Emery 7:41.7 Cleveland Rhodes OH Cleveland John 1965 David Marshall, George Stratford, Hugh Ruffing, Gary Gold 7:40.5 Marshall OH 1964 Ron Fry, Howard Dubin, John Kingscott, Jamie Dennies 7:47.3 Birmingham Seaholm MI 1963 Rod Moore, Jim Minnich, Bob Sleck, Dale Stemper 7:53.3 Ashland OH 1962 John Skurek,Erick Rohde, Charles Fletcher, bob Russell 8:03.0 Berea OH 1961 John Fox, Chuck Preto, Tom Coughlin, Dave Mcann 7:55.3 Lakewood St. Edward OH 1960 Earl bader, Dennis Jones, Jeff Moorehead, Geaorge Dambach 7:54.6 Worthington OH 1959 Bill Sickles, Dale Featus, Bob Stewart, Mouncey Ferguson 7:58.5 Mt. Lebanon OH 1958 Jim Davis, Bob White, Ken Myers, Ray Fleming 8:06.5 Akron North OH 1957 A. Gibbons, Art Daniels, Larry Tracewell, John Pfalzgraf 8:11.5 Parkersburg WV 1956 Charles Conway, Joe Jelovich, Taom Lauth, Pat Murphy 8:08.8 Pitt Central Catholic PA 1955 Tom Fondy, Jim Donahue, Don sprague, Pat Murphy 7:54.3 Pitt Central Catholic PA 1954 Phil Senich, Ed Neumann, George Hood, Bob Mackulin 8:10.0 Cleveland Rhodes OH 1953 Milo Diviak, John Proios, Andy Timothy, Don Bruggeman 8:20.5 Cleveland West Tech OH 1952 Bob Moyer, Bill Crowmen, Duane O'Brien, Art Truax 8:11.5 Lima Central OH 1951 Dick Benz, Martin Banta, Meade Burnett, Bill Clark 7:56.3 Cleveland West OH 2-MILE RUN YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1978 Alan Scharsu 9:15.9 Austintown Fitch OH 1977 Alan Scharsu 9:07.2 Austintown Fitch OH 1976 Alan Scharsu 9:08.1 Austintown Fitch OH 1975 Rudy Chapa 8:59.2 Hammond IN 1974 Pat Davey 9:08.9 Birmingham MI 1973 Rick Garner 9:15.2 Dayton Wilbur Wright OH Ont 1972 Spencer Drysdale 9:18.8 Gravenhurst Canada 1971 David Baker 9:22.7 Flint MI 1970 Rick Schott 9:34.4 Grosse Pointe MI 1969 Warren Krueger 9:26.8 Hazel Park MI 1968 Dan McCrone 9:37.6 Cleveland St. Ignatius OH 1967 John Jones 9:36.5 Elgin OH 4 MILE RELAY YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1978 Dave Podsadecki, Ernie Jacot, Jim Scofield, Terry Doherty 18:13.2 Flint Kearsley MI 1977 Rich Oldgrieve, Jeff Lemay, Ross Martin, Mike Schinski 18:03.1 Bay Village OH Etibicoke Vincent Ont 1976 Terry Goodenough, Bob Mandle, Steve Cropley, Steve Housley 18:00.4 Massey Canada 1975 John Reedy, Gary Gottardi, Bret Ridgeway, Dave Coleman 18:09.4 Terre Haute North Vigo IN 1974 Jim Rice, John Reedy, Jeff Claretto, Joe Ofsansky 18:05.0 Terre Haute North Vigo IN Ont 1973 Larry Kidd, Paul Kelko, Ken Belyea, Greg Lockhart 17:55.9 Toronto Monarch Park Canada 1972 Dave Morton, Tom Hughes, Tim Berkerry, Daryl Strong 18:04.9 Ann Arbor Pioneer MI Ont 1971 Dave Colbert, Chris Bardsley, John Brooks, Mike Housley 18:05.8 Toronto Michael Power Canada 1970 Tim Benedict, Rick Squirie, Dan Hogan, Les Nagy 18:15.6 Niles McKinley OH 1969 Pat Lenahan, Tom Wesseking, Bill Galvin, Terry Schormsch 18:01.9 Cincinnati Elder OH 1968 Tom Alinen, Bob Pavias, Marty Peculis, Greg Klian 18:23.7 Cleveland West Tech OH 1967 Kim Hopkins, Jim Slusser, Joe Andry, Dave Udovic 18:14.5 Cleveland St. Joseph OH 1966 Ken Golinski, Dave Chapman, Terry Kelleman, John Boros 18:11.8 Rocky River OH 1965 Jerry Miller, Jim Dixson, Jack Walmer, Steve Gentry 18:28.4 State College PA 1964 William Stoddard, Ed Bayham, Mickey Kuntz, Cuck Vehron 18:38.5 Dayton Charminade OH 1963 Tom Schoemig, Bert Kuntz, Tom Loutzenhiser, Dennis Traster 18:51.4 Amherst Steele OH 1962 Hinchberger, Eichenlaub, Huff, Hammonds 19:16.0 Butler PA 1961 Allen Layne, Robert Taylor, Lee Calhoun, Warren Hand 19.07.7 Dayton Roosevelt OH 1960 George Walther, John Stoble, Mouncey Ferguson 18:40.6 Mt. Lebanon PA 1959 Tom wheeler, Ken Myers, Ray Fleming, Jim Davis 18:46.0 Akron North OH 1958 Tom Wheeler, Ken Myers, Ray Fleming, Jim Davis 18:49.2 Akron North OH Pittsburgh Central 1957 Mel McAndrew, Joe Friday, Al Walsh, Pat Murphy 19:13.0 Catholic PA 1956 Bill Masterson, Dick Anderson, Jim Inderwish, Cary Weisiger 18:57.0 Mt. Lebanon PA Pittsburgh Central 1955 Jim Gallagher, Jerry O'Hara, Bill Whitman, Pat Murphy 19:04.4 Catholic PA 1954 Al Wykoff, John Skillman, Jim Mackert, Jim Barnewell 20:06.6 Lakewood OH 1953 Jack Zapola, Don Bender, Bob Mackulin, Ed Neumann 19:44.0 Cleveland Rhodes OH 1952 Bill Fizgibbon, Cliff Hanson, Harvey Sharp, Frank Nixon 19:36.8 Lakewood OH 1951 Wally Giordone, Bob Kortner, Doug Terman, Bob Cherry 19:18.8 Mt. Lebanon PA 120 YARD HIGH HURDLES (1927-1936 race run on curve) YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1978 Del Ray Feagin 13.9 Mansfield Senior OH 1977 Marshall Parks 14.0 Dayton Roth OH 1976 Dan Oliver 13.8 Wooster Triway OH 1975 Darrick Burnett 14.0 Gary Roosevelt IN 1974 Marlon Gates 14.1 Middletown OH 1973 Bob Cornwel 14.1 Mt. Clemens MI 1972 Jim Fantozz 14.1 Sandusky OH 1971 Frank Wilkins 14.0 Mansfield Malabar OH 1970 Melvin Reeves 14.4 Pontiac Northern MI 1969 John Morrison 13.9 Detroit Redford Union MI 1968 Bob Johnson 14.2 Pontiac Central MI 1967 Bill Tipton 13.3 Pontiac Central MI 1966 Bill Tipton 14.0 Pontiac Central MI 1965 Mike Thomas 14.9 Fairport Harbor OH 1964 Ron Williams 14.6 Akron Kenmore OH 1963 Clinton Jones 14.3 Cleveland Cathedral Latin OH 1962 Willie Davenport 14.9 Warren Howland OH 1961 John Henderson 14.6 Dayton Roosevelt OH 1960 Bob Sherman 14.9 Durand MI 1959 Warren Cawley 14.4 Farmington MI 1958 Dan Lee 14.4 Mt. Lebanon PA 1957 Jerry Meyer 15.4 Berkeley MI 1956 Hayes Jones 14.8 Pontiac MI 1955 Joe Byrd 14.8 Cleveland East Tech OH 1954 Matt Gadson 15.4 Cleveland East Tech OH 1953 Alex Adams 15.1 Akron Garfield OH 1952 Bill Whitman 15.0 Cleveland East Tech OH 1951 Bill Whitman 14.8 Cleveland East Tech OH 1950 A.C. Jenkins 14.8 Mansfield OH 1949 Ed McCadden 14.6 Cleveland East Tech OH 1948 Ray Hamilton 14.9 Canton McKinley OH 1947 Bill simmons 15.6 Akron East OH 1946 Cancelled WW II 1945 Cancelled WW II 1944 Cancelled WW II 1943 Cancelled WW II 1942 Cancelled WW II 1941 Harrison Dillard 15.4 Cleveland East Tech OH 1940 Harold Lane 15.5 Cleveland East Tech OH 1939 Bob Wright 15.1 Huntington WV 1938 Bob Wright 15.0 Huntington WV 1937 Jake Chandler 16.0 Toledo Scott OH 1936 Joe Scott 15.9 Elyria OH 1935 Joe Scott 15.8 Elyria OH 1934 Lundblad 16.8 Collinwood OH 1933 Dave Albritton 16.0 Cleveland East Tech OH 1932 Heitz 15.4 Cleveland West Tech OH 1931 no results 1930 Ned Bacon 16.2 Mansfield Senior OH 1929 Jack Keller 15.4 Columbus East OH 1928 Bob Bride 18.0 Mansfield Senior OH 1927 Bob Bride/Lyman Siler 19.7 Mansfield/Ashland OH 100 YARD DASH YEAR ATHLETE TIME SCHOOL STATE 1978 Mike Miller 9.5 Flint Northern MI 1977 Jeff Walker 9.8 Akron North OH 1976 Tyrone Hicks 9.6 Warren Harding OH 1975 Dwayne Strozier 9.5 Flint Powers Catholic MI 1974 Robert Hennings 9.4w Cleveland Collinwood OH Ont, 1973 Marv Nash 9.6w Toronto Parkdale Collegiate Canada 1972 Bob Lawson 9.3 Toledo Libbey OH 1971 Marshall Bill 9.4 Detroit Northern MI 1970 Greg Martin 9.9 Indianapolis Crispus Attucks IN 1969 William Polk 9.9 Flint MI 1968 Herb Washington 9.4 Flint Northern Central MI 1967 Larry Highbaugh 9.2w Indianapolis George Washington IN Ont, 1966 Eddie Hearne 9.6 Toronto Neil McNeil Canada 1965 Stan Gay 9.7 Cleveland Glenville OH 1964 Craig Wallace 9.7 Dayton Dunbar OH 1963 Carl Ward 9.8 Cincinnati Taft OH 1962 Dorie Reed 10.1 Ferndale MI 1961 Melvin Orr 9.9 Cleveland East Tech OH 1960 Nate Adams 9.9 Cleveland Glenville OH 1959 Nate Adams 10.0 Cleveland Glenville OH 1958 Bob Manning 9.8 Pontiac MI 1957 Otis Drayton 10.2 Cleveland Cathedral Latin OH 1956 Bob Harlin 10.4 Akron North OH 1955 Charles Baker 9.9 Erie Academy PA 1954 Charles Baker 10.1 Erie Academy PA 1953 Leon Burton 10.1 Flint Northern MI 1952 Harold Horne 10.2 Cincinnati Central OH 1951 Prentice Wenson 9.9 Cleveland East Tech OH 1950 Prentice Wenson 10.0 Cleveland East Tech OH 1949 Leonard Blair 10.1 Cleveland Central OH 1948 JV Clifford 10.1 Canton McKinley OH 1947 JV Clifford 10.1 Canton McKinley OH 1946 canceled WW II 1945 canceled WW II 1944 canceled WW II 1943 canceled WW II 1942 canceled WW II 1941 Tom Carr 10.4 Mt.
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