Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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,,,, 4 Freshman Basketball Team - Row one: Brad Holler, Bob Roe, Tom Jesberger, Steve Vartorella, Rick Ward. Row two: Coach Carl Rickel, Mark Pigman, Dave Gurney, Ken Ostheimer, Scott Bixby, Bob Hemchak, Manager Dan Burcaw. to.. 1, S J Edison freshmen fight for the rebound against St. Paul flyers. l i Ken Ostheimer l4Oi gets the jump ball Another rebound for Edison by Ken for Edison. Ostheimer l40i. Edison Freshman Scoreboard 31 St. Paul 18 31 IVlonroeville 38 56 New London 37 36 Black River 30 36 Huron 47 36 lVIargaretta 26 43 New London 36 23 Nlonroeville 34 47 Perkins 46 38 Norwalk 37 46 Huron 52 53 St. Paul 22 36 South Central 42 42 Black River 37 Freshmen Post 9 - 5 Edison High's freshman basketball team finished with a 9-5 record under first year mentor Carl Rickel. The Chargers victories were against St. Paul twice, including the win in the Black River Tournament, double wins against Black River and New London, and single victories over Perkins, Nlargaretta, and Norwalk. Loses were to lVlonroeviIIe and Huron twice and to South Central. The leading scorer was center Ken Ostheimer with 167 points and a 11.9 points per game and forward Dave Gurney 159 points and 11.4 points per game. Guard Bob Roe lead the team in assists and was also the third leading scorer. Freshman BasketbalI!153

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et 1, t?'l'. Baseball Team - Row one: Matt Kropf, Randy Mingus, Brett Gribbon, Mike Stoll, Eric Shelley, Jim Ritz, Mike Old, Dave Hupfer, Jack Van Winkle, Darrell Maines, Scott Burris, Terry Flipse, Dan Willis, Jim Salmons, Brian Willis, Loren Heckelman, Jeff Geason, Jim Barber, Randy Deehr, Tony Robinette, Steve Miller, Steve Payne, Bob Roe, Dave Gurney, Matt Stoll, Robert Still, Dan McCoy, Brad Holler. Row two: Coach Richard Taylor, Coach Tom Gfell, Dan Howard, manager. Edison High School baseball team finished the season with an 11-8 record. The opening game with Norwalk pro- ved to be close with each team being held to four hits. A home run by the Norwalk team gave them a O-2 victory. In a doubleheader with Vermilion the Chargers split a twin-bill pulling out a 3-2 victory in the first game and dropping a O-4 loss in the nightcap. The Sandusky Blue Streaks invaded the Chargers' home field to open the Streaks' season. The game turned into a slugfest with the Blue Streaks connecting on fourteen hits to the Chargers' ten. With the odds against them they pulled out the biggest victory of the season winning 11-10. The New London Wildcats out hit the Edison Varsity Squad, but they still came out on top 9-5. RU e'55C0 9'm'a'ed Wteam- Jim Salmons went the distance against the Willard Flash- ers for an 8-6 decision. The Chargers' hitting came through with three doubles and four singles. Jim gave up five hits in the victory. Edison won over St. Paul and Western Reserve 13-6 and 13-2 respectively. The Chargers then suffered a disappointing 4-7 defeat from the defending Firelands Conference champions, Monroeville. Visions of an appearance in the State baseball tourna- ment vanished in the sectional semi-finals. Edison lost to Willard 10-11. In the first inning the Chargers gave up ten runs. They came back with one in the third, four in the fourth, and five in the fifth inning. Willard scored an un- earned run in the fourth which lost the game. Edison won from St. Paul 12-5 and Western Reserve 5-1. tions to Brian wims, lvl.v.P. The team again faced Monroeville. Three errors and four unearned runs cost them the game 2-6. This eliminated Edison from the Fireland Conference race. Coaches, Mr. Tom Gfell and Mr. Richard Taylor offer felicita- Baseball!155