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b'' *A*f SIX—C Mtmfltld, O., Ntws JMITMI Sunday, May 23,1971 Track Summaries Class AA €!«*« CLASS AA DISTRICT TtACK Ohio High Athletes CLASS AAA DISTRICT TRACK AtTaMo AlTtM* TEAM SCORINO TiAM SCORING Sandusky, 66; Tolrto Llbbey, 65; Fre- Ottawa-Glandorf, W; Rossford, 50; mont Ross, 44; Tolaoo Scott, 31; Toe** Cr DeVllblM, 30; Llm» Senior, 20; loledo ASV^-SftSffJE "!lrsM'ive piece. au.Hfy « nl8r l IIIVIVJ Aft r»vi»«t«'» "W» —•' - --. Whltmer, 20; Mansflrtd Se '«i5°« " 18; Springfield, 16; Gallon, 12; V TRACK IVENTS Ing Green, 17; Flndlay, 16; Tol«do St. P 12; RlvtrSalt, 12; Wauston, li; Moron, 100-vard dath - '» Jenkins, *T»' Compete in State Francis, 16; Lima Shawnee, 13; Mau- 10; Ots«»o, 10; Sandurty Perkins. »• 1oT£ TafeVVomb, 10.3; I, mee, 12; Toledo Macomljer, 12; Ashltno, Dole Hardln Northern, 10.4; 11; Mansfield Malabar, 10; Marlon Hard- Vermilion, 9( Napoleon, 0; Patrick Hen- ing, 10; Wapakoneta, 10; Toledo ST. ry, •; Pauldlng, •; Delia, 6; Norwa k, 5; BtoomMt Elmwood, 10.5; 5. By DICK KINNEY Under the new three- old Class AA marks and Johns, »;'Gallon, 6; Toledo Bowher, 6; Wlllard, 5; Allen East 4; Anthony •nn, Plymouth, 10.5, 6, Wayne, 4; Fostorla, 4; Margaretta, 4, Waynejlleld, 10.5. ,0hip high school track class system, which en- the old Class A means are Elida, 4; Bryan, 2; Carey, 2; Lake, 2 and field athletes will make sures a record field for the split up between Classes A s. Clear Fork, 1; Lexington, 1; Cenoe, 1, their annual assault on the Lima Bath, 1; Monlpeller, 1; Swanton, 1971 event, and a ruling by and AA depending on the record books Saturday at 120-yard high hurdles - '• J*r.r7 (Three qualify Into stale me«l) ™_n,' Ad., 4:37 5; 6, Miller, Ohio State University for the Ohio High School Ath- size of the school when its O'Neal, LlbbeV. 15.D 2, Greg Norton, TtACK EVENTS ' Cory - Rawson, 4:39.0. Lima Senior, 15.3; 3, Jacob Jones, Lib- 120-yard high hurdles — 1. Ron Weber, 880-yard relay - 1, Spencer^Sharpies the 64th State Meet with as- 1 e t i c Association, seven athletes set them. bey, 15.5; 4, Ray Schall, Flnilay; 5, Bob Rossford, 14*6; 2, Demetrius Reeves, (Thomas, Gaston, Hayes, Hobbs), ••'*•'> surance that at least 15 Class AA marks and eight Crestline, 14.9; 3, Dave Cotey, Toledo 1. Plymouth (Wllklns, Collins, Vaflal, Jim All winners of the state - 1- Bob Lawsor ,, Ub- Woodmore, 15.0; 4, Tony Fairly, Posto- Adams), 1-35.0; 3, Arcadia, 1:2HJ; •• names will be added to the in Class A will be set. bcyV 9.8; 2, Bob Lytle, Fremont, 0.3; 3, rl»; 5, Randy Smalley, Carey; 6, David Waynesfleld,5 1:35.2; 5, Spencerviile, events are automatically Ralph Rawls, Mansfield Sen or, 10.6; 4, 1-355; 6, Hlcksvllle, 1:35.5 list of standards. Class AAA retains all the Greg Siravo, Maumee; 5, J*]« Lesore, iiw-yarj aash — 1, Jeff Hugglns, Otta- entered into the Ohio Clas- tibbey. Ties record sej t by Chuck Barrl. wa-Glandorf, 10.3; 2, Ernie Thomas, '440-yard dash - 1, Repp, Hlcksvllle, sic Meet to be held June 5 son, Wlllard, 1968 and l»w-',Lav,on.J"c;'; Sandusky Perkins, 10.4; 3, Rick Hacker.- 51.6; 2, Sonneberg, Holgate, 51.7; 3, ion Sandusky, 1969 (preliminaries); and burg, Clyde, 10.5; 4, Gill Clark, Allen. Trask, Columbus Grove, 51.8; 4, Agin, at Reading High School East; 5, Mike Rousch, Norwalk; 6, Tim cotanel Crawford, 51.9; 5, Mohler,«pen- ue cervllle, 52.1; 6, King, Bluffton, 52.4,, near Cincinnati. ear Perrys- 4-: 17 si 2! Jan Eikum, Bowling Green, 180-yard low hurdles — 1, Phillips, Softball Leagues 4 2l'7; 3 Mike Irmen, St. Johns, 4:22.4, burg, 4:29.0; 2, Glen Angney, Vermilion, Vanlue 21 1; 2, Everette, Edgerton, Only one name is includ- 4 Dennis Barns, Flndlay; 5. Osmond 4-323; 3, Jerry Shaffstall, Bucyrus; 4, 21 21 Newman Columbus Grove, 21.6; Pearson, Sandusky; 6, Ed Wagner, Ash- Dave Margraff, Upper Sandusky; 5, 4 Flynn, Danbury, 217; 5, Labold, Van GAMES THIS WEEK ed on the list of state meet Dave Vance, Bucyrus; 6, Tim Sorg, Lex- Buren, 21.7; 6, Frankart, Fostorla St. (Umpires in parentheses) records, that of 1970 Mans- '"iSaOvard re|ay _ T, Llbbey (Rick Le- Slow-Pitch WEDNESDAY — Rupp vs. Engineers, sure \owChaVian, Jerry O'Neal, Bob '"lanyard relay - 1, Huron (Bill Scott, • Wendelln, 21.8. Maple Lake (A.C. Jenkins and Asa Jen- field Malabar graduate Jeff Lawson), 1:29.4; 2, Sandusky (Al May- Carl Holzmyer, Gary Hunter, pick Gar- «BO-vard run — 1, Price, Old Fort, RECREATION DEPARTMENT kins), 6 15 p m ; Geauga vs Empire, Linta who sqared 15 feet, field, Willie Jordan, Tony Harris, Bob Ion) 1:33.0; 2, P«rrysburg, 1:33.7) 3, 2-MlT a Gallant, Arcadia, 2:01.0; 3, SLOW-PITCH LEAGUES John Todd (Paul Houston and Chuck Crabb), 1 30.0; 3, Scott, 1:30.6; 4, Wnit- Wynford (Chuck Gerhart, Phil Cole, Cox Spencervllle, 2-01.8; 4, Glanz, L b- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Davis), 7 30 p. m.; Fire Department, vs. 5'i inches in the pole vault. mer, 1 :30 7; 5, Lima Shawnee, 1:32.2. Randy Hieber, Dave Lawrence), 1-33.8. erty Center, 2:01.9; 5, Orange, North- Bissrnan, Fairhaven (Fairhaven umpires T or wood, 2:01.9; 6, Chandler, New London, W L Pet GB 440-yard dash - 1, Ron ,?y' ' ^5,°"' 4, Clyde, T34.1; 5, Norwalk, 1:34.3, 6, "v.'ilson s Carry Out 1 01.000 are Jim Miller and Bruce Hayes), 6 15 493, 2, Ray Webb, Mansfield Senior, n Q9 O Alta Greenhouse 1 0 1.000 p m,- Speedway vs. Mansfield Tire, Already this season, Ohio 49'6 3, Greg Siravo, Maumee, 49.9; 4, Al arash - 1, Don Gonya, Late- 220-'yard dash - 1, Whitaper, Spencer- Pittmger Plumbing 1 0 1 000 Fairhaven, 7 30 p. rn. stars have posted better ef- fucker. Port Clinton, 50.3; 5, Tom Bak- ta, 50.9; 2, Ron Tisdale, Rossford, 51.0, ville, 23.0; 2, Tale, McComb, 23.1; 3, Burger King 1 0 1.000 PIEDMONT LEAGUE er, Mansfield Malabar; 6, Tony Resell, 3, Carlton Seltz, Ottawa-Glandorf, 51 4; Babcocks, Waynesfield, 23.2; *' *•«•' . Bowman Sohio o l .000 1 W L Pet GB forts than existing state Scott (Tties record set by Paul Garrett, 4, John Rosenbrock, Napoleon, 51.6; s, Lucas, 23.3; 5, King, Dola Hardin North- T inch 4 Mendez o 1 ooo ern? 6, Rienhart, Fostoria St. Windelin, The Lawyers 0 1 .000 1 meet records and two oth- Sandusky, 1963). _ Craig Battin, Anthony Wayne; 6, Scott Wolf-Earick . 0 1 .000 1 Parker's TV o i.ooo low hurdles - l, Joe Quat t - Cromer, Clear Fork. Two-mile run—1, Nesbit, Plymouth 23.4 Wareham 0 1 .000 1 Thermo-0-DlsC o i.ooo ers have been equal. Day- 180-yard low hurdles — 1, Ron Weber, 10-04.9; 2, Rumsrhlag, Fostorla St-Wen- GAMES THIS WEEK General Hospital 0 i.ooo ton Roosevelt's Jeff Parks Rossford 200; 2, Dave Cotey, Wood- delin, 10:07.0; 3, Tyson, flmwood, -•• (umpires in parenetheses) Frank's Place 1 .000 1 m"re, 202;3, Larry Haubert, Wood- 10-08 2; 4, Tong, Ada, 10-08.8; 5, Manke, MONDAY — Alta vs Wolf, John Todd Bald ridge Sporting i ooo i owns a pair of the "bet- more, 20.5; 4, Dave Bailey, Margaretta, Ft Jennings, 10:19.2; 6, Altenbarger, Ot- (Al Kanz and Paul Houston), 6.15 p m ; Tucker's Auto i .000 i 20.6, 5, Bob Schaffer, Ontario; 6, Ruben ters" with a long jump of 880-yard run - 1, Ca t0 1 0 3 Pittmger Plumbing vs. Burger King, Blue Note 1 .000 1 J mont, 1-556; 2, Denmi i Barnes, Findlay, Mne r ela°y '- 1, Monroeville-(Smith, " Tsppan (Tappan umpires are Bob Baker GAMES THIS WEEK 24-4 /4 and a 13.8-second T559; 3, Jerry Kieft, Ashland, 1 59.5, 4, yarn - l, Paul Umberger, Ot- Aukermar, Christman, Mey«r), 3:3i.O; 2, and Tom Baker), 6.15 p. m.; Wareham (Umpires in parentheses) 5 B b tawa-Glandorf, 1:57.4; 2, Kent Harris, Spencerville, 3:32.2; 3, Pandora-Gitboa, FRIDAY — Frank's vs Therm- 0- Jeff Schnell, DeVilb,ss, VP^ ' | Sales vs. Wilson's, Tappan, 7:30 p m : coursing over the 120-yard Stratton, Sylvania; 6, Jim Durst, ST. Patrick Henry, 1.58.3; 3, Bruce Ralston, 3326; 4, Ada, 3:32.9; 5, Liberty Center, Lawyers vs. Bowman Sohio, Tappan, Disc, Maple Lake (Al Kanz and Dave high sticks. The long jump Springfield, 2:02.0; 4, Curt Waite, Ross- 3.33.3; 6, Lucas (Murray, Neft,, Beck, Hackendorn), 6 15 p. m.; Baldndge vs. ford, 2:02.2; 5, Steve Thiel, Bucyrus, 6, 8."3fl p. m. M U k 35 Blue Note, John Todd (Bob Baker and effort could erase one of Bob Robstater, Bryan. t2 O y'ard hfgh hurdles - 1, Phillips,' PONY LEAGUE Tom Baker), 6 15 p. m.. General Hospi- the two oldest marks on the 220-yard dash — 1, Jeff Huggms, Otta- Vanlue, 15-3; 2, Gerhart, Colonel Craw- W L Pet GB tal vs. Sanitation, Tappan (Tappan um- TOPS IN TENNIS — Mansfield athlete Dick Maisenbach- wa-Glandorf, 21.9; 2, Rick Hackenburg, ford, 15.4; 3, Hartings, Marion Local, 1 0 1.000 pires are A.
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    EXHIBITION GAME #1 CEDARVILLE at DAYTON Sat. Nov. 28, 2020 • 2:00 p.m. EST University of Dayton Arena • Dayton, Ohio STINGER NOTES: 2020-21 Schedule About Today’s Game ... (All times Eastern PM) Today is the second straight year that Cedarville and Dayton have met in an exhibition game. The Yellow Jackets played the first contest in the newly-remodeled UD Arena on Nov. 2, 2019 resulting in a 93-60 win for November the Flyers. It wrapped up a three-game Division I exhibition swing for CU, 28 at Dayton (exhibition) 2:00 who played at Valparaiso on Oct. 19 and at Ohio State on Oct. 30. December About the University ... 3 at Ohio Dominican * 7:30 Cedarville University is a Christian liberal arts institution with an 5 LAKE ERIE * 4:00 enrollment of 4,380 students located in southwestern Ohio, 25 miles east 8 SALEM 7:00 of Dayton. 11 OHIO VALLEY * 5:30 12 at Akron (exhibition) TBA About Cedarville Athletics ... 16 at Malone * 8:00 • Became an active NCAA Division II member in 2012-13 after more 19 at Walsh * 3:00 than 70 years in the NAIA. • Charter member of the National Christian College Athletic Association. January • Charter member of the 12-school Great Midwest Athletic Conference 2 TIFFIN * 4:00 which includes schools in Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee, and 7 at Trevecca * 8:00 West Virginia. 9 at Kentucky Wesleyan * 3:15 • The G-MAC is part of the Midwest Region along with the Great Lakes 14 HILLSDALE * 8:00 Valley Conference and the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic 16 at Findlay * 3:00 Conference.