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9 DAYTON DAILY NEW3 Oct. 19, 1980 Nicholas on top in AAA sectional Sears I mi i 1-s "I --Til aUTtnai mi' Paittnon I Jim Oormtay, Fairmont Weil. Darrlrt CarnoMK, i.yigr, ama. ii. Wendell jonnion.

CLASS AA TIAAt (Tea) Paw la Dlitrtcl): Ealon at, irookvllla 90, Rett' Brook 104, Oakwood 10a. Chamhada-JuHtrme 1M, Carrol Ma, EdOaWOOd 201. MauM JS National Trail 7 f.rll.l. 111 Kmg 3J7, Utile Miami 354, Sorlngtwro fee, Olile Kiur mt. rrwwa snawnaa 4)1.

INDIVIDUAL (Taa Mt aidhki la llhMril' I ChrU Chrliman, Carroll. 2. Jon Nagy, Oekwood. 1 Daa Del- non, aorinaoora. Dava Mccracken, Edgewood Cerl Emut-ftrlcti, Maun.

a. Oayg Sooonar, CariiHe. 7. Mlka Gerherly, iWIE 15 on Glass Fiber Roofing Shingles Chamlnada-Jullanna. I.

Gaorat Vlahoi, Oakwood. Tony Rom, National Trail. 10. Manny Mead, Jefterion, 11. John De-Calra, Oekwood.

12. Mike Kllng, Oakwood. TOP TIME uanm- moan, praar IWT.V CLAlt A Iff TEAM Ta I 9a CHitrKt); Daylon Chrlillan 24, Bethel WtynaivlHt 72, Arcanum IJ, CadarvWe 144, Trl-VIHaga 149, Covington 12, VaUow Sprlngi 134, Franklin -Monroe 2S5, Twin Vanay South 25a, Twin Valley North 171, Greanevlew 212, rad- 1 Mcadowdale'j George Nicholas started In pursuit of his third straight Ohio Class AAA cross-country title Saturday by burning up the 2H mile course at Triangle Park In the Dayton sectional meet. He covered the distance In 11:49.7, some 20 seconds and 75 yards ahead of Wayne Shell of Fairmont East. Clarence Johnson of Dunbar was the top finisher In AA In 12:49.9 while Todd McKinney of Bethel had the best time in Class A In 13:03.9 In the Springfield Sectional, Northmont's Todd Saul was the best AAA runner In 12:41.6, Derreck Murray of Northeastern topped the AA runners in 13:07.5 and Tom Thaman of Sidney Lehman led the Class A runners in 12:39.7.

THE TOP FOUR teams In AAA and AA and the top three teams in A from the Dayton and Springfield sectionals advance to the Southwestern District meet next Saturday at Weatherwax Golf Course in Mlddletown. The top 12 Individual finishers In AAA and AA and the top nine In A (not on an advancing team) also move on to the District. Fairmont East won the AAA team title in Dayton with 48 points, Beavecreek was second with 72, Centervllle third with 82 and Miamisburg fourth with 136. Favored Eaton won the A A with 63, Brookvllle had 90, Dunbar 102 and Belibrook 104. Dayton Christian had no trouble in A with 24 points, Bethel had 59 and Waynesville 72.

Greenon captured the Springfield AAA title with 70 followed by Northmont with 81, Greenville 104 and Fairborn Baker 130. Northeatern had 34 In AA, Northridge 101, Miami East 123 and Tipp City 130. Sidney Lehman led the A group with 25, Russia 87 and Botkins 121. PA. We can help protect your home from fire or leaks while adding to its beauty with our glass fibcrshi n-gles.

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2. Pal Duoot, Trl-Vilaga, 1. Jot Ho-tfamacrilr, Arcanum. 4 Slav KrauM, Arcanum. John Trlrt, Franklin-Monroe, a.

Kip Corbean, Ceoarville. 1. Steve Dunn, Covlnglon. I. Deve Trick, Franklin-Monroe.

9. Brian Day, Twin Valley South. TOP TkMI-Tedd McKinney, Baikal 1341.9 SPHINOFIELD SECTIONAL CLASS AAA TEAM (Tea Few la DIMrlct): Greenon 70, Northmonl II, Graannlut 104. Fairborn Baker 130, Troy 157, Vandalia 159, Waynt 207, Fairbom Park Hunt 211, Tecumiah 21S, Sidney 243, Pioua 244, Sprlnetleld North 171, Sleboint 21, Springfield South 3S9, Sprlnglleid Shawnee 414. INDIVIDUAL (Tap 12 pat an ewaWvkit wm 9 OUtrklr I.

Dava Pickering, Troy. 2. Mickey Roblmon, Park Hills. 3. Redd Zwar, Pique.

4. Jerl Shrover, Sidney. S. Sam Trutllk), Wayne a. Peut Dawwn, Troy.

7. Wade Hudwn, Vandalia. I Doug Walker, 9. La Moroiko, Vandalia. 10.

Tom Snapo, Pioua. II. Kvle Probit, Vandalia. 12. Kan SigW, Tecumiah.

TOP TkMI Tedd SauLNerthment IfctU CLASS AA TEAM (Ta Few ta Dtimct): Northeastern 34, NorlhrldM 101, Miami East 125, Tipp City 130. Versalliei 135, Grhem 137, Indian lake 159, West Mlilon 112, Northwestern 222, Beliefon-taina 359, Urbane 259, Kenton Kioto 320, Benlemm Logan 351. INDIVIDUAL- (Ta 12 net an eweWvtnt iMms ta District): 1. Oav Horllnger, Versailles. 2.

Jail Moore, Urbana. 3. Jim Grogan, Versailles. 4. Mike Bickerson, Indian Lake.

S. Ron Springs, Graham. 4 Jim McGaU. Wast Milton. 7.

Randv Thome, Wesl Milton I. Shawn GulhrleNorthweslern 9 Richard Merkley Wet! Milton 10. Re Kelm, VesaiHat 11 Tim Perslnger, Graham TOP TIME-Oarracti Murray, Northaaslarn, 137.S CLASS A TEAM (Ta I teams It District Sidney Lehman 25, Russia l7.Boiklns Llbarly-Salam 141, Jackson Center 144, Houston lei, Mechlcnsburg 194, Riverside 205, Anna 211, Ft. Loralma 221, Fairlawn 239, Springfield Calholfc 271 INDIVIDUAL (Ta 9 pat tit quaMvtog Mams It Dhtrtcf): I.Bryant McConneU.Mechanlcpurg. 2.

Dean Shaw, Houston. 3. Ralph Bauer, Houston 4 Tom Wllson.Sprinofiald Calh. 1 Data Bal.Machanlcsburg 4. Mlkt Defchetberger, Houston.

7. Lee Davidson. Riverside. I. Neil Yoder, Wast Llbely-Saiem.

9 Nick Opparman, Jackson Canter. TOP TIME Tom Thaman, Sidney Lehman, 13:59.7 .1 Waiv riafcanDaty Nw Nicholas'signals 3rd Sectional title DAYTON SECTIONAL CLASS AAA TEAM (Tap Fwf Wttrto): Fairmont El Baavtr-creek II, Ctniarviiie 12, Miamitburg 134, Mcidowdala 149, Patterson 170, Xanie 171, Alter 192, Wilmington 254, Fairmont Wail 25S, tnt Carrollton 307, Col While 322 INDIVIDUALS (Tea 12 net an ouattfvMg teeim ta Olltrlcl): I. George Nicholas eeaow)ie 11:49.7. 2. Vince Nyhan, Altar.

Mike Harm, Alter. 4. Calvin keilv. Xenlt. Tom Beam, Wilmington, a.

Guy Wllllami, Wilbur Wright. 7. Maurice Woodward, No. 12 Penn State rolls 10 FF East Continuous Guttering We will go to any length for Herd thunderless again, 21-11 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) Steve Woods threw three TD passes to Joe Burke as Tennessee-Chattanooga whipped Marshall, 21-11, and handed the Herd its 19th consecutive Southern Conference football defeat.

Burke scored on the Mocs' first two possessions, the first on a 66-yard bomb from Woods. Marshall, which has never won a league game since Joining the conference 4 years ago, is 2-4 (0-3), while Chattanooga is 5-2 (3-2). Shelburne stars as Anderson tip Findlay FINDLAY Mike Shelburne scored all his team's points and John Bargfeldt caught three passes for 104 yards as Anderson blanked Findlay, 10-0, Saturday. Shelburne kicked a 20-yard field goal and ran 45 yards for a TD, both in the fourth quarter. Anderson is 5-0 while Findlay dropped to 2-3.

Findlay's Nelson Bolden ran for 82 yards in 21 carries. McGeorge's TD-toss guns down Ashland ASHLAND Mike McGeorge passed 86 yards for a TD to Tom Wallace as Butler scored a 10-0 victory over Ashland. Butler rushed 53 times for 178 yards, and McGeorge completed nine of 19 passes for 143 yards. Ashland intercepted four passes, two by Briant McLaughlin but Ashland could muster just 53 yards rushing and coughed up the ball three times. Louisville a Craft-y winner, 27-17 LOUISVILLE, Ky.

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Defensive linemen Ken Kollar and Herb Butzke hurried Blackledge into making an ill-timed throw. Warner finished with 76 yards on 24 carries. Overall, Penn State (5-1) had 200 yards rushing while Blackledge completed eight of 13 passes for 108 yards and one Interception. Syracuse was held to 81 yards passing and 152 yards rushing. llth-ranked Pitt tops W.

Va. PITTSBURGH (AP) Backup quarterback Rick Trocano, summoned from defense after Dan Marino was hurt, led a 28-point surge in a five minute span of the second quarter that gave 11th- ranked Pittsburgh (5-1) a 42-14 victory over West Virginia (4-3) Saturday. Navy outlasts Villanuva, 24-15 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) Fred Relt-zel passed for one touchdown and ran ed to help protect your home. Made of rust-resistant aluminum.

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