Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 7

Announce coaches in Xenia Xenia High and the two tramural coordinator at junior highs, Central and Central and assistant track Warner, announced new coach (7th and 8th grades). 8 8SSlgnmentS John O'Brien is frosh i 0 track coacn at Warner and THE XENIA DAILY GAZETTE Thursday, August 18,1977 4 St. Mary's farmer is top shot VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) Devaux, Norwich, BABE RUTH'S BEST Famous Sporting Goods, winners of the Xenia Babe Iluth League championship a second straight year, all-star teams at ages 13, 14 and 15 and batting and most valuable awards were highlights Wednesday night at the Dayton Power and Light Auditorium where league teams feasted. From left are Richard Dunn, co-president of the league, Phil Tonne, top batter at .539, Carl Archer, manager of Famous, Barry Foster of Famous, winner of the Ed Newell Memorial MVP Award and Ray Salyers, co-president of the Fender Photo). Phillies find B.Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It may have been the law of averages or it may have been a touch of fate.

Whatever it was, it certainly confused Philadelphia Manager Danny Ozark, "How can you account for us losing tonight with our best pitcher," Ozark wondered following the Philadelphia's 13-0 drubbing at the hands of the Montreal Expos. -Ozark may have been baffled by the loss that snapped the Phillies 13- game winning streak, the longest in the majors this season, but Expos' Manager Dick Williams and his Expos seemed to have all the answers especially when it concerned Steve Carlton's pitching. "They're an excellent club, but if you're going to get boat, that's the best way," Williams smiled after the game. "However, you'll see a different game tomorrow, and it sure won't be lopsided." A run-scoring single by SamMejias, Stan Bahnsen's perfect squeeze bunt, Dave Cash's single and Warren Cromartie's 35th double produced four Montreal runs in the second. In other National League action, St Louis blanked New York 2-0, Atlanta whipped Houston 9-6, Chicago edged Pittsburgh 42, San Diego defeated Cincinnati 7-4.

Elsewhere in the American League, the Milwaukee Brewers cooled off the Boston Red Sox 5-3, the Texas Rangers inched into- first place in the AL West by nipping the Toronto Blue Jays G-5 in 10 innings, the Seattle Mariners edged the Minnesota Twins 3-2 and Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-3. Bob Forsch fired a two- hitter and Hector Cruz and Mike Tyson drove in sixth inning runs as St. Louis broke a three-game losing streak. Forsch, 15-5, gave up a first-inning single to Bruce Bolsclair and a sixth-inning single to Lenny Handle in recording his sixth complete game of the season. Bobby Murcer drilled two home runs and Rick Reuschel struck out ll batters to give Chicago their second consecutive win over Pittsburgh.

Reuschel, 16-5, won his first game since a relief victory on July 28. He scattered eight hits and walked three. andBlh grades) at Warner. Ohio, fanner and the Clay Atlanta, and Both'are "1OT7 graduates James Maas is seventh Target Champion of Anderson, Tidioute, Pa. with no previous coachina or 8TMde football and assistant America, bought a shotgun The womens title went to teaching experience intramural coordinator at trom a friend in nearby shooting star Susan Mat- Charles Poole counselor Warner while Brian Mont- Celina.

trass of Waterloo, who at Warner and former fresh- is varsity and He didn't use the gun until broke 198 of 200 targets to man basketball coach has reserve wrestling coach at he brought it to the 78th defeat Lou Anne Munson of been named athletic Warner. annual Grand American Howard Lake, who TMays set my goals SnT Wi 'Sral TM ahletic coordinator and girls In the high said. "You always like a gun the Clay Target but I have baseball coach in addition to brought forth neT coaches yOU re TM lmmg wth ne yf bee able to do duties as assistant football for basketball, Softball and now coach (7th and 8th grades), volleyball. a The Canadian was a Bob McColaugh returns to Dorothy Waterman is "esday to shoot the Clay member of her nation's Central as head frosh varsity and reserve Target Cnam lonshl and Olympic trapshooting.team basSan coach and basketball and volleybaU his score 25 In 1978 and In 1974 and 1W6, assistant to head frosh coach at Central and Bar- the sport a football coach Jack Wellar. bara Anderson girls Softball 20 Hpd hlm a a Wortt Wellar also is head frosh coach and cheerleading TM i nly tu hlm th Shooting Tournamen.

track coach at Central. adviser at Central Betty ven an he far The Ron McColauah is head McKinnev is trnr-lc rnnch from the Tt when a was won by Lee Castle of coacl; at wftSb Ing hB Warner and assistant to Central. detd oken 9B of Mark Hobbs ofJtaoxviUe head frosh football coach Marilyn Colemari Frank Sexten. Sexten also is varsity and reserve 100 targets to top Wayne look the subjunior Gray of Kansas City, with a 197. eighth grade basketball basketball coach at Warner coach.

and Softball coach, Lynn Gary Davis is seventh Cooke girls' volleyball grade football and eighth coach, Marsha Smith girls' in the shoot- The veterans title went to off. Armin Lang of Farmington, "I just got a good streak of Iowa, with a 199. luck running with me," said The new mens Champion grade basketball coach at track' coach, Joy Chaney "eue, who has a of Champions is 69-year-old Central and Larry Stover cheerleading adviseiVjeah and three sons to help Ohtner Webb of Washington, cnupnth orarip hmitothnll nn nn riin Practice times for preps set 95 Bucs begin drills at Cox seventh grade basketball Rice tumbling "coach 'and TM run A -9" a etl ed ne TMy coach at Central. Shirley HanStonSteam He rec teci that hc 1 TM rac tor Roy Kisseberth is in- advisl namUMm always enjoyed guns and had 100 straight and i auviovi. shooting, but back in the eliminated eight others in a 1950s, "things were so bad shootoff.

on the farm, I ha to give up Webb was the preliminary shooting for five years, handicap champion at the because I couldn't afford to Grand in 1949. buy shells." The Preliminary was Others who tied for the scheduled today, and the title but lost in the shootoff biggestshootof them all, the Football practice opened cross-country candidate, .1 Gene OTkofHT Wednesday In the county for Xenia High to West Side of 4,000 will be on nine high schools hut other Park Monday morning at 10 Greencas Ind Denms fall sports also are ready to o'clock, go. Xenia and Greeneview Xeiila High golf coach Jay announced scheduled Mitchell also will meet with practice times for next potential Buccaneer golfers week. Monday at 10 a.m. at Xenia Becky Black's Xenia High Golf Club, volleyball team began drills Ned Vordermark of Wednesday morning at Greenevlew High begins Benner Field House with cross-country Monday at 7 Rosemary Mullcnlx her assistant.

Krlsta Jones and Gall physical examinations will Sekula, members of the 1977 be available. XHS volleyball team, will Greenevlew Scioto entries Flnr race (pace) --'Grand Shtioh Jsffand Anna B. Imtanl Winner. Butt Our. Speclla Wlncall Key, Carolina cousor, Ima'a Best, I.

race results Frtaly Move (Lowo) 27.00. p.m. at the Greenevlew 10.00. Lone Mountain lUtfh crvtnnQctiitn wliAi-A tBuroker) 5.00, 4.40; Sarah Harless liign gymnasium where 1He aer 0 n) j.so; 2101.1. 2.

Mr. Jim Bet (Mcclaln) 6.00, i.20. Dutch Sola (Dcmpslem) 17.00, 9.401 Tip (Weawer) 6.20; Dally double (5-1) 3. Proud Steady (Kentferson) COACH MIKE Anderson welcomed about 05 Xenia High Gridders Wednesday to the Cox field training field and initiated twice a day drills in preparation for the Sept. 9 trip to Wilmington for the opening game.

Xenia practices 8 to 10 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. daily except Sunday this week. Next week the juniors and seniors practice 8 to 9:30 a.m. and 6 to 7: 30 p.m.

The final week of preseason is 8 to 10 a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. Sophomores get special attention beginning next Army Wife commands Wife took command the field at the halfway point and went to win by a length and a quarter for its first victory of the year Wednesday night in the featured trot at Latonia. The winner went the mile race results I. Parrys Pride (Tnarps) 13.BO, 7.00; Bewitching Ron IF.

Williams) 7.M, Duby Butler (Paver) X.OO; 2:07 2. sophisticated Gal CJ. HUeman) ll.lO, 3.to, 3.40; Henry Pace (ScMlesser) Nimble Time (Miller) 7.60; Dally double 7 J) UU.60. 3. Scotch 51.40, 6.20, 5.20; Nowana Tip (C.

Alberlson) 7.60, 2.20; Meadow Margy- (F. Williams)' 6.40; (halt mile dash), Ouinella (37) 141.70. 4. Miracle Ketiny (Tharps) 2.60, 2.10; Laniuael (Paver) 3.40, 2.60; Tralnors 2.20; 5. My Frosty (Phillips) 4.00, 2.40, Dusty Dale (Smith) 4.40, 2.10; "Indiana Charmer (Tharps) 2.60; J-OS.

6. Army Wile (Caneylll.40, 5.00, Peter Horn (Applet-ale) 4.40, 2.80; Mlohty Trying (Clevenger) 2:07. Big qulnella 2 6 and 1-4) IISI.SO. 1. Gammon (F.

Williams) 3.20, Baby Paula (J. Hlteman) 3.20; Grand Klram (Ouchar- Easy Chrlil'lne (Helton) 18.40, 4.U; Steady Louie (Miller) J.flD; Norma Creed (F. Williams) 6.90; 2:04.2. v. Prepared (Staker) 4.40, 2.60, Wamma Knight (Coven Jr.) :3.00.2.20; Cofax (Vaughan-Thomas) 2:05.4.

Big perftcta (6-5 and 3- VtVM. Mutucl $5.00 and $2l80. Peter Horn returned M.40 and $2.80. The show horse was Mighty Trying at $2.60. The daily double paid $314.60 on the 7-7 combination of Perry's Pride Sophisticated Gal.

A crowd of 1,134 wagered $88,849. Following entries listed in order of post position: First (pad) J'l Knlgntcat, Lakewocd Joe Colby. Blllv Myen Real Stepper, Moon Hush, Dennis Counsel and Royal Hldeway. Second race (pace) Brian Globe Bay, Don Ron. I'm The Streaker.

Mark Frisco, Rita's Fooler, My cutle and Mlghly Mel. Third race (Irol) SHver Throne, Deborah, MIXe, Meddy Cade, Eastern Deb, Jan Kelly, Mazy Quick and Llebestraum. Fourth (pace) Ruby Chrrtell, Bambino star, Decena, Ralphs Miracle, Knight SMlt, Sunny Art and Winter Gold. Ftlthraca(trot) --Mfghly Betsey, Achilles Tendon, Our Cinch, Speed Booker Dill, The sportsman, Range Keeper and Love Pinch. Sixth raca (pact) Red sky KTngly Nervolo, I'm Nauty, Srenda Goose, OhTo Mont, Wilkelporl, Queen Pin and Raw deal.

Savinlh rad (pace) Armbfo Supreme, A Miss Marty. Hoggins' Mile, Wlllli Again, Another Burr, Rosa Princess and Barons Fred. Eighth race fpaca) Famous Dream, Baron Bo Jangles, Social Hour, Pretty Pam, Mid Knight, Skippers Fleet Man, Miracle Lisa and Miss Great Brownie. Ninth race (paca) Rene Omaha, George L. Adlos, Penultimate, K.

R. Myra Mae, Sykes Boy, Slyer Parong and Skippers Ideal. week at 10 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. daily.

Xenia was 6-4-1 last year in Anderson's third season and with the inexperience and lack of size this year any improvement on the record would be considered a fine season. It's a familiar story for Xenia. The first two units are adequate but depth will depend on how quickly the inexperienced but enthusiastic underclassmen develop. One of several combinations noticed yesterday included Paul Patterson at center, Tim Beam and Mike Jones at guards, Kevin Skeeters and Ted Bahns at tackles, Kurt Anderson at tight end and Eddee Pike or Steve Stidham at w.ide receiver. Mark Scott, Jim i Doug Bickett, Kerry Pickett and Dave Cozad were calling the quarterback plays.

Maurice (Mo) Wimbcrly and Frank Jones were in the backlield This was just one early combination and part of the preseason practice fun is to see who replaces whom on the depth chart. Padless drills continue through Friday. Scrimmages include Fairv lew and Belmont with finals session against Roth. Assisting Anderson this year are Ed IViignery, Ed Mullenix, Mack Bottorff, and Gale Adklns from last year plus newcomer Verble Walder, 30, of Dayton. Walder was All-State as a fine quarterback at Roth High where he graduated in 1065.

He played football at Miami, Scramento City College and graduated from Indiana State in 1970. He was most valuable player three straight years in college and a small college honorable mention All- Central assist until they begin school Junior High head grid coach 3,20, 2.607 Tia at Wright State University. Ed Prcller said the first Krlsta has a basketball practice session at Duke, Honey Brook Easter, Fancy Dear, Fair Manor, Llnworln Time, Benlamln Joe. Fllty G's, Dllter Lee and Knight Olive. Third race (pace) Jels Sunny Bee, Sniffy Lady, Prime Thing.

Dux Debbie, Urbana Blltiee, VI Mite, Sweet Christine, Amy Tand Lulrell. Fourth race (pace) Beaus eltare Willie, Barry Boy, IWollam) 3.80, 3.20; Lime Zoo (sentley) 4.40; Qulnella (5-6) 112.90. scholarship and Gail a Greeneview Centra! will be' 0P SiiJ' volleyball scholarship at Wednesday 11 to 12:30 p.m. WSU. Volleyball drills are but all junior high grlddera daily at 9 a.m.

have to have physicals by Girls' tennis begins Monday evening. Exams (Farrlngton) 3.00; steady Dandy 5.60; 2:04.3. Qulnella (2-4) $24.00. 5. Water Loo 4.40,3.20, Alex Pick (Collins) 11.40.

3.90; Klllbuck Pride (Hollon) 2.60; 2:03.1. Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the will be conducted Monday at I aMo ne (ze Ker! Benner Field House courts. 6:30 p.m. at the junior high, 3.00; skfppy Pearl Coach BUI Wilson Invites Preller said.

Guest Day at Xenia at Xenia Golf Club Tuesday member competition, and Mary Morrow won the (White) 2:03.2. Perfecla (1-i) 7. My Scolch Willy (WalteraJ 1050, 560, 4.40; Senator Coble (Pollock) 20.49, 9.60: Ona's Luck (Ivanlns) 4.BO; 2:02.2. perTQCta (4-3) 154J.M. Brandy Be ft I Paulj The Umplra, Fridays Express, P.

Cofbell, Chi Waldo and Haps Tlma. FIHH race prfnceCamas, Queenly Gesture, Martha's Nobfe, Big Lily, Greasy Spoon, Mlu Delan, Counl Kool Kash, Abe's Chwr. Sixth race Nllo'5 Cholco, Prince Abbe, KellytucK End Steady Super Win, Betes Star, Belt Hill, Pleasant sue and Pravoeator, Seventh (pica) Albatlna, Kcllytuck Chaley, Tartelle Candee, Happy Geofgle Tag, Jacinth, Swee) Shot, Somerset Lad and Waverlys Deacon. el handle $381,970. also has a head trainer for the first time.

He's Bernard Gembala, 22, of Parma. He graduated cum laude from Kent State University last year. He is one of the few certified trainers in (he area. He was head student trainer at Kent State In several sports. Eighth (pace) Flying 49-W.

Mary, Greentrae KnioM, B. Ole Ganoa Mine (While) Little Delightful, Mid Perk and 2.40, 2.20; CAR (Seabrook) 4.40, 1me Time It was member-guest day by Mary Hamant at 39 in poppm Fresh paven 2:01.5. Ninth race 9. Dungaree (Taylor) 4.60, Redbyrd, Habo DuKe, Lady's Best, Betty Gibney netted 39 3-W; Rex Flyer (Larxlcss) 9.20, 8.60; avli Direct, Bramble Byrd, Donna poker tournament for the and Peg Winter 42 in Flight 11: Tr guests with four of a kind. while Phyllis Singleton Mickey Swigart had a full and Mitzi Heeb netted 42s in house, Connie Jordan a Flight C.

straight and Janet Ann Wysong had 15 low Krynarichi, Virginia Sen- putts and low gross of 44. midt and Dottie Miller all had three of a kind for guests. Mary Brightman and COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Margaret Wilson tied for Dean won the Ohio low putts at 17 for the State Trot for two year olds guests. at the Ohio State Fair Martha Murray had 38 for Wednesday, which had a low net in Flight A followed record purse of $33,000. Horn honks CINCINNATI (AP) Honk Your Horn, a filly, registered hla first victory In three starts this year to win the $3,600 allowance feature at River Downs Wednesday.

The winner went the six furlongs in 1:12 4-5 to return $14.20, $7.00 $4.60. second, paid $16.80 and $8.80. The show horse was Tura Nell at $9.00. new guard KENT, Ohio A Injured fullbacks Mike Pruitt and Cleo Miller, both hampered by leg ailments, did some running during the Cleveland Browns' Wednesday workout, but both i questionable for Friday night's game in Cleveland against the St. Louis Cardinals.

Meanwhile, the Browns made a personnel move, trading an unspecified future draft choice to the Pittsburgh Steelers for rookie offensive guard Dan Audick. XENIA SHORIN KENPO KARATE CLUB New Location: 330 West Church St. 376-1322 FORMAL TRAINING, SELF-DEFENSE SPARRING CLASS WITHTHISAD $5 a week $20 a month FOR MORE INFORMATION: CONTACT CUUB Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 7:00 p.m.-B p.m. Tuesday mornings 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m.

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