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I . Mike has his ankle checked between plays. 2. Chris Orecchia shows Dublin what he's made of. 3. Eat your heart out. Rocky! 4. And now, a member of the Elite Baron Airborne Division. 5. Ready, set. go! 6. Filling up before a game. 7. Tell me when you 've had enough! 8. B V defenders lake to the field. 9. Row I : 8. Cox. J. Garrett. C. Orecchio, D. Mitchell, C. Pittman, D. Wolford, M. Mclnlire, R. Moore. C. Thompson. C. lee. G. Buckingham. Row 2: T. Franklin, 6. Wampler, 8. Harper. J. Granda- minico. J. Vaughn, 8. McKahan, M. Bell, J. Windle. D. Rohl, J. Hawbaker, B. Wameldorf, M. Shepard, 8. Mitchell. Row 3: Coach Seely, Coach Dodge, R. Edington. D. Graves, M. Stowers. E. Moore, 8. Vogel, 5. Roush. Coach Fishinger, G. Blevins. W. Sheppard, R. Fuller, T. Davidson. T. Morgan. T. Haman. Coach Football 49
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GRIDDERS FINISH STRONG Though the record doesn't show it, many personal goals were attained. and Delaware County got a good look at the talent of the B V football team. Four Barons were selected as first team AII-County players. while eight gridders grabbed second team honors. David Mitchell led the County in in- terceptions and Chris Orecc chio captured the golden hon- ors of being AII-County most valuable player. This year's season was dis- appointing compared to our early record 8-0. We went on to lose five games in a row before our win against lon- don. This year, we stayed a lot healthier than last year, and that helped throughout the season. Some of the summer practices were rough. but in the end, it was worth it. Dave Mitchell 48 Football Delaware Hayes North Union 2! Amanda Clearcreek 23 J. Alder West Jeff. Bexley Dublin Marysville Big Walnut London
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F lEARNING THE HARD WAY ! A I. Frash relax before the game. 2. Are we ready to play. or what? 3. 5cm! Jordan takes on Marysville. 4. Injuries plagued the Baron bench. 5. Freshman Team - Row I : N. Auguslino, C. Caylon. D. Sparks. G. Roser; J. Kreager. Row 2: J. Price, R. George, P. Barnhart, B. Graves. L Wright, D. Skinner. Row 3.- Coach Corbin. B. Wilson, D. Moore, J. Held. 5. Jordan, R. Moreland. C. Marshall, Coach Mackey. This year's freshman foot- ball team consisted of only I6 players. We began our season beating North Union and tying Jonathan Alder. After that. things got tough. We were rid- dled by injuries. usually lea v- ing only I 3 players for a game. , Due to the small team, we learned a lot of different posi- tions on both offense and dey fense. The freshman football team was coached by Jack Corbin and volunteer coach Brian Mackey. - Rick More- land 50 Football
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