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Periodical Category Springfield News Sun Collection Sports Files Box 1 1 Periodical Category Springfield News Sun Collection Sports Files Box 1 1. Ayers, Randy – North Basketball player, OSU coach 2. Wetzel 3. Collins, Frank – Dec 1940 4. Graham Football and Wrestling a. Gates, Dave – Football coach at Graham High School, Nov 4, 1969 b. Henn, Dwight – Head football coach at Graham High School, July 1960 c. Bellamy, Ralph – Football coach at Graham High School, Sep 22, 1959 d. Henn, Dwight – Head football coach at Graham High School, Sep 13, 1960 e. Bellamy, Dick – Football coach at Graham High School, Sep 22, 1959 f. Finkes, Heinz – Graham High School wrestler, Feb 16, 1970 g. Hollingsworth, Dwain – St. Paris, Ohio, football coach at Graham High 5. Greenon a. Ely, Stan – named coach of all sports at Enon Jr. High, April 1960 b. VanPelt, Bob – Former member of Enon High School basketball team, Dec 1950 c. Maley, Phillip – gets athletic scholarship, June 7, 1973 d. Stute, Ted – Greenon basketball star, Feb 1957 e. Grove, Jim – new coach at Greenon, June 12, 1970 f. Minna, Marty – Greenon football player, Sept 20, 1974 g. Posey, Rick – quarterback for Greenon, Sept 14, 1977 h. Waters, James (Muddy) – named football coach at Greenon High School, Mar 1963 i. Lockwood, Tom – member of Taylor University football team, May 1955 j. McCarty, David – new wrestling coach for Greenon High School, July 21, 1977 k. Miller, Rand G. – new head baseball coach at Greenon and assistant basketball coach, July 1963 l. Furay, Steve – Greenon athlete, Jan 14, 1968 m. Fischer, Mike – Greenon athlete to enter Air Force Academy, May 24, 1968 n. Boysel, Brian – Greenon athletic to attend Urbana College, June 15, 1973 o. Kriston, Gary – new athletic director at Greenon High School, July 30, 1970 p. Carroll, Gary – Wrestler for Greenon, Mar 12, 1971 q. Flory, John – Named National Merit Semifinalist, Sep 17, 1969 i. 1972 – Varsity runner at Manchester College r. May, Francis – South Vienna Jr. High coach, Mar 14, 1968 s. Lockwood, Tom – Greenon coach, Sep 19, 1967 t. Chapter VII – Sports Highlights 6. Graham Basketball a. Kaylor, Don – coach of Graham Falcons, Dec 1, 1967 b. Ward, Hal – Graham basketball player, Mar 17, 1972 c. Ray, Gene – coach for Graham High’s Falcons, Nov 1961 Spring/Summer 2017 Jim Hearlihy Cindy Saturley, Keri Pribula, Adam Headlee, d. Rose, Cliff – new coach at Wapakoneta Blume High School, June 1958 e. Lewis, Milton – Basketball coach for Graham School, May 1965 f. Nelson, Jimmy – Basketball player, Jan 1955 7. Horse Racing a. Garlough, Russ – Old Fairgrounds’ last trainer, Mar 8, 1970 b. Buxton,l Dick – No. 1 in driver racing rating, Jan 23, 1972 c. McMillen, W.N. “Doc” – Horse trainer-driver, Dec 1951 d. McMillen, W.N. “Doc” – horse trainer-driver, Dec 1951 e. Longden, Johnny – Jockey, Jan 1948 8. Indian Lake a. Carter, Jim – coach of Indian Lake, Nov 25, 1967 i. 1976 – Southern Ohio AAA coach of the year 9. Greenview High School a. Sessions, Jim – football coach at Greenview High, Sep 2, 1967 b. Netschke, Don – Basketball player for Enon, April 1950 10. South Misc. a. Ronemus, L.G. – Named to Ohio Assoc. of Track Coaches Hall of Fame, Jan 28, 1969 b. Phelps, Vincent – South football and basketball player, Nov 28, 1976 c. Hampton, Louis – SHS trach runner, April 9, 1976 d. Pictures i. Compton, James and Walker, Todd ii. Geneva Sanford (2) iii. Ajamn Gaines iv. Sheila Evans v. Chris Wallace vi. Todd Walker vii. Dee Miller viii. Chris Wallace e. Whitaker, Roger – student tries for state diving title, Feb 22, 1974 i. 1976 – swimming f. Stevenson, Gene – track star SHS, June 1948 g. King, Dale – baseball player SHS, April 1949 h. Sanders, Al – SHS track co-captain, April 1950 i. 1973 – football coach 11. Mechanicsburg a. Spitzer, Bill – football coach, sep 1953 b. Richmond, Camm – assistant football coach at Mechanicsburg High, July 11, 1970 i. Named head football mentor at Madison South High c. Lewis, Bob – plays football for Mechanicsburg, Nov 6, 1970 d. Petroff, Nick – football coach, Aug 28, 1968 e. Love, Ken – plays football for Mechanicsburg, Nov 6, 1970 f. Spurlock, Frank – Mechanicsburg basketball coach, Nov 21, 1967 g. Franz, Tom – basketball coach, Feb 8, 1971 h. Rowedda, Ed – football coach for the Mechanicsburg Indians, Sep 1958 i. Lincicome, Randy – named boys basketball coach at Mechanicsburg, 1990 Spring/Summer 2017 Jim Hearlihy Cindy Saturley, Keri Pribula, Adam Headlee, 12. Southeastern a. Haas, Robert – basketball coach at Southeastern, Dec, 1964 b. Yurich, Dick – Southeastern High football coach, Sep 1960 c. Roach, Terry – Southeastern High School ball player, May 19, 1967 d. Parks, Robert – Coach at Southeastern High School, April 1965 e. Swan, Steve – quarterback for Southeastern Trojans, Aug 28, 1977 f. Stockstill, Joe – new head football coach at Southeastern High School, May 1963 g. McGinnis, Sam – photo, Nov 1981 h. Peters, Harold – County league baseball and basketball player, June 1939 i. Banion, Todd – basketball, Nov 1981 13. North Football a. Dillahunt, Ron – football, Sep 1961 b. Ayers, Tim – North High basketball player, Jan 4, 1977 c. Burcham, Sam – Football, May 1965 d. Jones, Dave – football Springfield North, Oct 1961 e. Ridder, Sam – assistant football coach and head wrestling coach North, June 1966 f. Jeffrey, Larry – football Springfield North, Nov 1961 g. Carson, Bob – North assistant football coach, Aug 16, 1973 h. Hutchison, Randy – football North, Oct 1962 i. Ellis, Jeff – North High football player, Oct 28, 1972 j. Dunning, John – to join coaching staff at North High, June 28, 1967 k. Gianakopoulos, George – North football player, Nov 27, 1975 l. Brown, Charles – football North, Oct 1962 m. Applin, Howard – North football player, Nov 27, 1975 n. Chamberlin, Rick – North High football named MVP, Nov 21, 1974 o. Warren, Danny – football player at North, Oct 31, 1974 p. Merkle, Joe – football North, Oct 1962 q. Thomas, Gary – North High athlete, April 30, 1974 r. Fralick, Dick – coach at Franklin, Dec 19, 1967 s. Ayers, Frank – North High Panther, Feb 1, 1971 t. West, Jim – player of the year of all-city, Nov 25, 1970 u. Torchia, Bill – football Springfield North, Nov 1961 v. Calhoun, Dave – football SHS, Nov 1958 i. 1973 – North assistant coach w. Larson, Mike – new football coach at Springfield North, Aug 15, 1976 x. Jones, Phil – Football Springfield North, Nov 1960 y. Larson, Mike – new North High football coach, July 14, 1976 z. Schultz, Ed – WU lacrosse player, May 9, 1975 aa. Westfall, Doug – North High football player, Sep 13, 1972 bb. Scovanner, Wes – University of Penn. Football captain, Sep 14, 1967 cc. Palmer, Tom – Selected member of North coaching staff, July 30, 1969 dd. Wilson, James – New assistant football and head wrestling coach at North High, June 1965 ee. Peairs, Dick – to be basketball coach at Roosevelt. July 3, 1975 ff. Sharpe, Les – Harvard student once a football player at North, Jan 6, 1967 Spring/Summer 2017 Jim Hearlihy Cindy Saturley, Keri Pribula, Adam Headlee, gg. Stinnett, Craig – North basketball player, Feb 4, 1972 hh. Herrold, Mike – Urbana College basketball player, Dec 31, 1967 ii. Carson, Fred – Roosevelt Jr. High basketball player, Feb 17, 1976 jj. McClintick, Mark – played basketball for North, Mar 17, 1966 kk. Fritts, Steve – Basketball, Feb 1965 ll. Miller, Brian – North High basketball player, June 26, 1974 i. 1977 – Ohio State baseball mm. Schneider, Rick – given post, July 15, 1971 i. 1973 – assistant basketball coach at Bowling Green ii. 1974 – coach at Bedford HS nn. Hill, Kevin – North basketball player, Feb 17, 1972 oo. Berresford, Jim – football player, Nov 1963 pp. Larson, Mike – new North High football coach, July 14, 1976 qq. Fricke, Jim – new North High football coach, July 7, 1976 14. North Basketball a. Taylor, Craig – North basketball player, Jan 6, 1972 b. Morris, Don – NHS basketball player, Jan 16, 1976 c. Harshaw, Greg – North basketball player, Dec 29, 1972 d. Van Dyke, Mike – NHS basketball player, Dec 18, 1975 e. Ayers, Randy – NHS basketball player, Dec 8, 1972 f. Thompson, Jim – Assistant coach at Hayward Jr. High, July 17, 1969 g. Addis, Doug – NHS basketball player, Jan 26, 1973 h. Walters, Steve – North basketball player, Feb 17, 1972 i. 1975 – Capital University i. Clark, Larry – NHS basketball player 15. Northwestern Misc. a. Rader, Dick – baseball player won the batting championship of the world softball tournament, June 1960 b. Petticrew, Toby – memberof Northwestern girls track team, May 29, 1975 c. Pollock, Chuck – Northeastern wrestler in state meet, Mar 12, 1976 d. Smith, Don – Coach at Northwestern, Jan 30, 1969 e. Wagner, Roger – Accepted baseball scholarship to Michigan State University, June 1955 f. Penrod, Aden – named first coach for girls soccer team and Northwestern High, g. North Hampton – Baseball Champions, May 1944 h. Wade, Robert – Basketball high scorer, Mar 1942 16. Northeastern Misc. a. McDonald, Dale – wrestler, Mar 1951 b. Wells, Steve – wrestler, Feb 16, 1970 c. Snarr, Richard – Pres. of Lambda Chi Alpha Frat, Feb 1966 i. 1958 – new coach at Northeastern High School 17. Northwestern Basketball a. Peters, Ronald – Assistant director of the Dayton YMCA physical department. Former basketball star at Lawrenceville, Sep 1946 b. Anderson, Terry – Northwestern basketball player named to All-Mad River Valley League, Mar 6, 1971 Spring/Summer 2017 Jim Hearlihy Cindy Saturley, Keri Pribula, Adam Headlee, i. 1974 – Ohio National Life Insurance c. Backus, Ranay – Northwestern basketball player named to All-Star basketball team, Feb 19, 1975 d. Maine, Bo – Northwestern basketball player named to All-Mad River Valley League, Mar 6, 1967 e. Legg, James – coach for Northwestern High, Nov 30, 1972 f. Meek, Roger – coach at Northwestern, Nov 18, 1966 g. Cook, James L. – Coach at Northwestern High, July 1954 h. Warren, Bob – basketball Northwestern High School, Mar 1960 i.
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