Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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iv as Q! W i tg.. 5 dn. x il V A VLLL,,LZ: . - 2 -X V i . , C ss. t - si.. - i , Returning letterrnan Craig Windland finishes a drive. VARSITY GOLFvFront: Jeff Hahn, Dan England, Dana Rosler. Back Row: T Th h C ' W' dl d P l om ras , ralg in an , au Domino, Mike Hettler, Jim Ellsworth. The 1969 Duke Duffers posted a 9-12 record. This improvement over last year came from the supreme effort of the golfers combined with the able coaching of lVlr. Archibald. Returning lettermen were Jeff Hahn, Dan England, Dana Rosler, and Craig Wind- land. New to the squad were Tom Thrash and Jim Ellsworth. Nlarlington Opponent 9 Louisville 0 2 Lehman 7 O Jackson 9 2 Glenwood 7 4 Alliance 5 A O Canton South 9 2 Oakwood 7 32 Alliance 52 82 lVlinerva 2 52 Louisville 32 52 Lehman 22 62 Jackson 22 6 Perry 3 22 Glenwood 62 2 North Canton 7 3 North Canton 6 22 Canton South 52 2 Perry 7 52 Oakwood 32 6 Fairless 3 5 Tuslaw 4

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Baseball, Golf Challenge Athletes Coached by lVlr. Tom Havertield, the 1969 baseball squad strove to improve their season. The team had a tough schedule in the Federal League and ended the season with a 9-9 record tied for 3rd. Senior Rex Higgenbotham was lVlost Valuable Player, and Sophomore Lynn Kesterke set a new lVlarlington batting record of 422. Lynn also made first string on the Federal League All-Star squad. The team set a new lvlarlington record with 77 stolen bases. The squad also beat the 1st and 2nd place teams in the Federal League, Canton South 4,3 and North Canton 4-3. lVlarlington Opponent 6 Louisville 2 1 Louisville O 2 Perry 7 5 Perry 11 4 Canton South 3 O Canton South 7 3 North Canton 7 4 North Canton 3 2 Fairless 5 2 Fairless 3 11 West Branch 2 1 West Branch 2 4 Salem 1 1 Salem 0 12 Jackson 2 3 Jackson 5 7 Glenwood 11 5 West Branch 2 ' u Rex l-liggenbotham displays his lVlVP winning batting form. an X I Qc .,gM,,..i.,, 1 VARSITY BASEBALL-Front Row: Coaches Haverfield and Pachmayer. Row 2.' John Heddleston, Chuck Karlen, Paul Ray, Tony Sokol. Row 3: Wayne Harter, Rex Rounds, Tom Boyd, Dwight Kress. Row 4: Gary Sherman, Jim Breit, Jim Middleton, Rex Higgenbotham. Row 5.' Doug Glass, Steve Faber, Keith Tarnovich, Bill Kress. Back Row: Tom Liberti, Tom Boyce, Lynn Kesterke. Coach l-lavertield and the umpire disagree. 142

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