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Nine Gales Earn All Central Ohio League Local Update Start Changed LHS Reserve The Lancaster junior varsity contest tonight with Reynoldsburg has been moved up a half-hour. The game will be played at 6 p.m. Nine Lancaster players earned positions on the 1981) All-Central Ohio League selections released today. Four were honored with first team selection and five others grabbed second team nods. Placekicker Gary Burnside is Ihe lone-repeater in the group.

He won by a comfortable margin over Upper Arlington punter Scott Bean and joins fellow Gales firsl-teamers Heart Fund Bowling A bowler has the op- $3,067.05. The record for this Sports fa? I loncostwjojl-toettejwsvecembef 16.J980 portunity to "Strike Out Heart Disease" by purchasing an entry form for $1 prior to regular league bowling. Of this amount $.70 goes directly to the Heart Fund and $.30 remains in a prize fund at the bowling house. Winners are declared on a "pins-over-average" basis and scores are taken from the regular league howling. This year bowlers again put forth every effort and their contribution to the Heart Fund was $2,195 55 from total receipts of Aftfifc bjltf koj4 1 I.

Jl Ken Sprague Reserve Grapplers Fall Plaqued by injuries, the Gales reserve wrestling team fell to Tri-Valley last Thursday 39-25 with 36 of the opponent's points coming from forfeits by Lancaster. Of those matches where LHS had a contestant, the Gales won five of six. In the 9H-pound class, Scott Griffin Junior High The General Sherman wrestlers raised their dual meet record to 2-1 with a hard fought, come from behind 46:16 victory over Logan Junior High. Behind 33-12 midway through the meet, the Generals bounced back to record six wins in the last seven weight classes. Winning by pin for Sherman were Kevin Eitel, Jon Schorr, Doug Thimmes.

Chuck Bussard, David Eitel and Terry Graf. Mike Stevens decisioned his opponent at pounds and heavyweight Ernie Snyder won bv forfeit. Shawn Evans, Shawn O'Kourke and Ken Sprague. Burnside connected on 22 of 25 PATS and five of 11 field goals this season for 37 points, second best on the team. He ends his two-year career with 64 points and the school record field goal distance of 49 yards.

Burnside was first-team Southeastern District for the second consecutive season and was special mention all-state. Evans captured one of the two offensive tackle spots, joining Newark's Bob German. The 6-3, 210 pounder was the chief cog in Lancaster's powerful running game. He was also all-district and special mention all-state. O'Rourke is making his first appearance on a post season team at the defensive end spot.

The 6-1 190 pound senior registered 21 solo tackles and 48 assists through 10 contests. He added an interception and one tackle for four yard loss to his statistics. Sprague was also ignored on the all-district and all-state nominations, but grabln-d an interior lineman soot in voting Winfield Yankees By IIERSCIIF.L NISSENSON Al' Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) Yankee Stadium may not be the Bronx Zoo any more but New York City is' still a lion den. The source for that information is Reggie -Jackson, who was on hand Monday for the end of Dave Winfieid's cross-country baseball odyssey. "I'm sure we'll talk and rap about how to deal with the Jackson said shortly-after Winfield became the richest free agent in baseball history, signing with the New York Yankees for a reported 8-10 years at something approaching $1.5 million a year, yet insisting he could have had more from other teams.

"It's a lion's den," Jackson said of New York City. "It's the greatest place to play, but also the most difficult. It can be Disneyland or it can lie hell." The 29-year-old Winfield, who opted for free agency after starring with the San Diego Padres for eight frustrating seasons, is used to the latter atmosphere. He was roundly booed in San Diego last season after announcing his intentions. "I'm not worried about that." Shawn Evans Coach Bill Biggers was named Coach of the Year.

Co-champions Upper Arlington landed seven firsts and five seconds with running back Tom Wheary touted as Back of the Year. Zanesville grabbed first-team spots with senior wide receiver Junior McBride and interior lineman Rich Stephens. Marietta's tight end Scott Barrows and Grove City linebacker Steve Hoyt completed the first team. Hoyt was named Lineman of the Year. Monday afternoon shortly after it was announced the former San Diego Padre Stanhery Girls Cagers 3-1 )h by his colleagues.

The 6-1, 195-pound senior led the team in tackles for four yard losses with four and collected 28 solos and 34 assists. Second team honors went to fullback Tom Graham, defensive tackle Dave Ten-nison, linebacker Rob Reed and cornerbacks Larry Dilley and DougOgilvie. Graham is the only Lancaster junior to earn plaudits. He ran for a team-high 701 yards in 135 attempts this season for a 5.19 yard per carry average and scored a team-high 42 points. The second-year starter hauled in five passes for 54 yards and recovered four fumbles.

He was another all-district and special mention all-stater for the Gales. Tennison was voted Lancaster's outstanding defensive lineman for his play this season. The 60, 205-pound performer had 43 solos and 43 assists, both second best for Lancaster. Only Reed had better tackle statistics with 60 solos and 54 assists. Both had one tackle for loss and both collected their third nomination to a post season team.

Dilley and Ogilvie round out the selections. Though both were lauded as defensive backs, Dilley provided his greatest excitement running back kicks. The 5-8 senior speedster returned three punts and one kickolf for touchdowns. He added 38 solo tackles, 14 assists and a fumble recovery to the Gales' cause. Ogilvie chipped in 22 solos Joins Troupe he said.

"After what I went through my final year with the Padres, I think I can handle just about anything. I enjoyed the time I spent in San Diego, but now I am anxious to see how I perform with Ihe motivation of playing for a championship contender." For that reason, Winfield said he chose the Yankees over remaining in the National League with the crosstown New-York Mets, who staggered home fifth in the NL East after three consecutive last-place" finishes. During Winfieid's eight-year career in San Diego, the Yankees won four American League East Division titles, three pennants and two world championships while the Padres finished as high as fourth only twice. "The Mets were right in it until the very end," said the 6-foot-6 outfielder's agent, Al Frohman. "But basically they just weren't in as good a position talentwise." Winfield declined to disclose the length of his new contract, except to say that it was "definitely not the highest olfer." ting, since the National Football League won't have the usual complement of teams on the field.

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We just can't!" Greg Buttle, the linebacker and defensive captain, wasn't of quite the same mind. The Jets, he said, had no right to be wound up. "When you're 3-11 you can't be too tight. So we had three wins. So New Orleans had none.

Big deal! We didn't have any room to think, "loot's not let New Orleans beat We're not that good a team." There is something special about having a record that so bad it's almost funny. It spawns jokes and spinoffs whereas mere mediocrity brings only bitterness. Remember the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of 1976-77? There signs in the stands, rough- the 10-yard lines, pro- iiiti Sllcllllllllg, HIT DUCS stop here!" All Johnny Carson had to do was pick up the Monday morning papers and he had Monday night's monologue in hand. Remember the New Orleans Saints of 1980? There were fans in the stands wearing "Aints" paper bags over their embar- instead of the usual 6:30 p.m. tipoff.

The varsity game will not be affected, still beginning at 8 p.m. event is $3,177.00 established in 1979. This is second high. This year we had two leagues with 100 participation. They are: Forest Kose PTO League bowls at Tiki (Women), Friday Noon Bowlers bowls at Lincoln Lanes (Mixed).

The prize list and prize money is at all bowling houses. The bowlers, the bowling houses, and the volunteer workers who have again made a great success of the project deserve high praise. lost a decision to his Tri-Valley foe but Kevin White came back at 105 pounds and pinned his opponent Other Gales winning by pins were Rod Kiser at 126 and Alan Parrish at 175. John Wilson (119) and Jim Bur-nham (132) each won by decision. Wrestling Thomas Ewing was not as successful as they were defeated 61-16 by Circleville.

Winners for TE were X0 pounder Craig Vandervoort by a close decision, 120 pounder, Todd Tracy who pinned his opponents and heavyweight Tim Clark who won by forfeit. Ben VanGundy registered a 6-6 draw in the 85-pound class for Ewing. On Saturday, both Thomas Ewing and General Sherman will host the Lancaster Junior High Tournament at LHS. The eight-team tourney will begin at 9:30 a m. Smith added six points for the Trojans.

Slanbery suffered its only defeat so far when they travelled to Groveport Dec. 8 losing 29 26. Phillips led the team in scoring with nine points, followed by Smith and Hughes with six points apiece and Wohlfarth with five points. Hughes and Wohlfarth each collected five on lie boards. Phillips paced the Trojans last Thursday with 14 points in a 40-18 victory over Bloom-Carroll.

Barb Smith also played an outstanding game as she scored 10 points, snared 10 rebounds and had five steals. Debbie Lawson added four steals for Ihe Trojans. Laura Bichman scored six points. Bury Irish to put the contest away. Mark Winegardner had 15 for the victors.

Ricky Grove added 12 and Keith Barr 11. Greg Bell pumped in 10. Grove and Bell also collected nine rebounds each. The Falcons entertain Miller Monday. League Results McGraw had 10 each for the members.

In the only game of the night that wasn't close Sims defeated Pizza Cottage 62 53. Wallace had 15 points and Brown 13 for Sims. Hunt scored 15 and Harvey 14 for Pizza Cottage. ST WIMM.S Ced.ir Hill Farmers Ijei'rtRprs Hrass boot MikrsUnvcThru Keith's Gu ami Dolls lm-asler if.A Sims Kufl sl)air Whin Capital Glass l-ancaslpr Poultry Pizza Collage Members No. 1 Nettles each had six lor LNB.

Each team was only able to score two points in the fourth quarter. Flowers popped in 13 points to lead the Pizza Cottage over Lancaster Hardware 29-21. May was the top scorer for Lancaster Hardware with 11. The Birdcage Inn eased by the Exercise Shop 29 to 20 behind Bowlings 13 points. Thress and Porter added 6 each.

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Bob Weisanl i i Hackw ear; lomvWKviryit.A l.inrmannl Coach Vear: Bill Biggers i i million a year, the richest ever. (AP photo) game, after New Orleans bea'l them 21-20, the Jets sure weren't the usual NFL team before it. They were, a few-players suggested, a bit paranoid. So, with one game remaining in the regulac season, the New York Jets, a team which began 19H0 with all the promise that accompanies high draft choices and two break-even years, trudge into Miami for a game that promises to send millions of fans scurrying to "Legends of Bowling." "The Best of the Flintstones" orsomesuch stuff. But don't switch that dial ton soon, folks.

In the absence of play by-play and color announcers, NBC will aim its microphones at the field, where all the drama, the passion, the ferocity of the NFL will be intensified and beamed into your home. Not since "The Violent World of Sam Huff" will we be able lo hear to experience the reality of pro football's trench warfare. And how does Buttle expect tocontnbu Not since "The Violent World of Sam Huff ill we be able lo hear to experience the reality of pro football's trench warfare. And how does Buttle expect to contribute? "I'll probably curse a lot." AUTO GLASS SWK "If ifs gloss, coO us!" COMMiKUl-MSIDCNTUl laUVnjarfcOTtlf. CARE ON YOUR IM.

SIEG GROMMFric I Garv Burnside and 20 assists from the secondary. He had one interception and caused one fumble, the fumble which teammate Phil Weaver scooped up and raced 80 yards to beat Grove City, Other Gales nominated were tight end Dave Miller, center Eric Brown, running back Scott Smith, middle guard Keith Hutchcson and defensive back Phil Weaver. Newark headed the rest of the league with eight first-team selections and three seconds. DAVE WINFIELD tips his New York Yankees cap at a New York news conference We Took phins, and if you're thinking the hometown guys in the aqua and orange arc going to have an easy time of it. just consider the insidious thought Bruce Harper has floated southward from his linker in the wintry wind tunnel called Shea Sta VANITIES 5 bathrooms WnrYAck Trn IMftrlir mo till WIC I Vp IIKUIbll IV.

IjUcJi The Slanbery girls basketball team currently owns a 3-1 record with hopes of upping their slate today against Lakewood, On Mondav. Dec. 1, Slanbery trounced host Clullicothe 24-8 behind Jackie Hughes' six points and six rebounds. Con tributing four points apiece to Ihe winning cause were Becky Adams, Susan Wohltarth. Beckv Figgins and Barb Smith.

Two days later, Stanhery racked up its second win with a 45-16 drubbing of Circleville. In that time. Hughes scored nine points and grabbed eight rebounds while Amy Phillips poured in nine points and six rebounds. Falcons Frosh The Fairfield Union freshmen basketball team buried Fisher Catholic Monday 61-33 with a strong third quarter showing. The 4 0 Falcons held a 10-point halftime lead and promptly outscored the Irish 24-6 opening the second half Independent In Thursday night YMCA Basketball League play.

Mike's Drive Thru nipped Lancaster IGA 53-52. Marshall had nine points and Nye eight for Mike's and Arnett hit lSandWynn 10 for IGA. Keith's Guys and Girls Shop defeated Ruff's Daily Whizz 59-57 in another close game with Fuller hitting for 19 points for the winners. Stover had 14 and Bethel 12 for Ruff's. In another barn-burner Brass Boot got by Members No.

1 37-36. Thomas popped in 17 and Howell nine for the winners. McMahm and Jets' New Label: The 'Aint' Out Of Saints dium: "Can you hear the Dolphins talking among themselves?" the New York running back and kick return specialist mused. 'They're gonna be saying. 'We can't lose to the Jets! They lost to New I think we're VT 1 A i I ST Biddy League Results Bv BIU'CE LOW ITT AP Sports Writer Next Saturday, NBC tries its latest great experiment, even greater than Supertrain.

Call it Awfulgame. They won't have the usual complement of announcers in the booth. It is, somehow fit MEMBERS OF the New Orleans Saints congratulate each other after Sunday's 21-M victory over the New York Jets. It was the club's first win after defeats, ending some of the hometown Jokes and beginning a aew line of fir for New York fans who have already coined the term "Els." CASEY'S Ji' RAMAT0I SEIVKI 1 IJf faces, 70,000 unknown comics in the Louisiana Super-. dome watching the Gong Show cast assembled bv John Meeom lr On Sundav the Jets herame as one Danner ihe Whatever they were after Ihe In recent YMCA Biddy Basketball League action, Avondale Market defeated the Lions Club 40 30 with Barr the top scorer for the winners with 12.

Thomas chipped in with 11. For the Lions, Hiner led all scorers with 15 points. Avondale took a 10-5 first quarter lead and were never behind. Super Scoop beat VFW 26-18 and Ball popped in 14 points for Super Scoop and Ours had four. For VFW JOnes was tops with 10 points and VanTuin had six.

The Bobcats were no match for Huddles as Hiles scored 10 and Siddle seven for a 33-16 win. Smith and Robinson each had three for the Bobcats. Lancaster Chrysler-Plymouth nipped Lancaster National Bank 20-18. Tipple and Price each had 10 points for LCP and Kennedy and Bodybuilders Local bodybuilders Doug Larrison and' Tom Gill both won their divisions in last weekend's Mr. Teenage Ohio Association championships.

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