Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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HITIH - ant Cf,- COLUMBUS,'O. - Sean Diltz Jroke his own school record in racing North High's cross coun- ry team to a sixth place finish n the State AAA meet held over Jhio State University's golf course mere Saturday. In AA competition, area en- In Clas points wi State tier. finished fifth. Ga Tate tur' 10:05. Greg I rants Graham and Shawnee fin-'ond best shed 12th and 15th, respecaveiyla clockin, vith the Falcons recording 253 sr it. Pa voints and the Braves 292. 1. X' Diltz, who finished 24 if 'ear's state meet ' ' 7 ' ndjvidual as ' X North High School's their first Section- X Cross Country aturday. collected a low . wle to compete Dayton next event is set. -iere Satur- ,,.aobed 53. points at division ahead oft nee with 86 and Greenon' with 111. Fort Loramie topped: lose A division with ss wine bet- d Om. mf, ltering Fairlawn with '73 and Sid- ...ly as the Pantherl'l?Y + G A M zountry f,,,,,-A ,,,,,,, ,,.,.:y,.9unn nqrvic nnwanno 1h 'rbi-S om three othe 'hilly layout at I 'r. .Ii 'li utdo Troy with 5. 1 77. All three N 'me ' Lehman with 92.' 'rmrry-. lim. 'I i . sth, .4 teams finis in the 20-tea Eincinnati Eldl I, Dayton Bn forth 226, A nont East 2 Falmadge 3. ibus Whetstot 399, Lancasg l27 and .Par Coach Lag s across the e of 10:24, go- l by teammat ind position rshall, 64th 10:13 Bob Kirk, 66th at 10:4 ard Lynch, 82nd at 10:59 a, 'ur r wi liilDa E' 78th t1058 H t Q 1 u c :ll . sailles 125. 5s-Benjamin Logan 140. 6--Milton Union 152. 7- Bellefontaine 191. S-Tipp City- l97. 9-Northwestern 204. 10--1 Doug Miller, 108th at 11244. For Graham, Ron Wheela finished 20th in the field with showing of 10:18 for the tW0-ffl coursep Mike Schneider v'a.g-,Q at 10:19, Dale Marklex- 'gxov l10:29 and John r ' ' 1 Diltz Sets New Mark Es North Runners Wi: DAYTON, O.-Sean Diltz set a North High and course record leading Springfield North's Pan- ther's to victory in the Westernx Ohio League cross country meet Tastwood Park here Tuesday. e junior runner for Panther ah Jim Rolfes turned in a ' North recorde- of 9:53.05 for a new mark .aux J V winning. Bellefc ond with 68, G1 73 and Tipp Cit! ' The top 10 FUI! ,Barnett IND 10 KN! 10:24, Mark 'Tony Sasson 1' ,Wells QTCJ 11:01 111108, Lowell X 'Bill Arnold IND. .win IND 11:27 mer-man CTCD li North, 3-0, v Fairborn Baker -man Dam. ....,..-,,..,.......-Y.. NORTH Ii END YEA - Springfield Nor runners complete -season 'Tuesday lrangular victory 15th and 16th wix The did not lost ts to win. e 37 point total was the sec- lowest ever recorded in 35 points in 19675 , F irmont East sea XYTON, O.--Sean Diltz set:-a h High and course record ing Springfield North's Pan- 's to victory in the Western t League cross country meet Eastwood Park here Tuesday. ze junior runner for Panther :h Jim Rolfes turned in a - of 9253.0 for a new mark lheXNorth runners scored 37 ts to win. 7 int total was the sec ivy, took the school record ba from teammate Brock. . Diltz set the school mark 10 :05.5.as a sophomore last yea but Brock bettered that mark a clockingof 10:05 this year.. North will meet three of t teams it beat in the WOL me in the district at Triangle Pa he North .runners scored 37,in Dayton Saturday . ' X, Troy, Fairmont East and C1 terville will also seek the tricli title in the Class AA d WOL: event- Sfebbinsarlywsion with competition beginni lat 11 a.m.- orth Runners CopMeet3 1, New Mark IS Set By Dilt. right behind Diltz with a time 9:55 for second place. Greg Brock was fifth in 9 and Mark Rowe was 10th 10:13. Lowell Wolfe was 19th in 10: Ben Baldwin 34th in 10:54 a Bill Arnold 40th in 10:59. Diltz appeared to be reach top form in taking the meet. The .North junior, who .v slowed last year with an injui 3' . W . f-193 P0 ' North ,scored 17 Points t0 54 l'lll1SI'l unbeaten , ond lowest ever turned in in for Sprmgfield South' 86 fort' 5 ' ' ithe WOL event. Stebbins won Northwestern and 114 for North- . Pfmgfleld North Cross wlmtryi ith Q5 ,ms in 1967 . eaittim. The meet was held ati 2223555 fgigsgesfedwfgfiraregagilmwFairmggt East was ,second 0 ' ' -. d 'th 46 ' f, T Oy Gee Bameitof Noe Emil t'leif14ihf3f2.ZSt1aill-dWJ.ithv4 .:.. hip ln late-season competit and this year with an inju: foot and a severe case of pol: ivy, took the school record ba from teammate Brock. Diltz set the school mark with a time of 10:10. Others in and 16th Wins of the Season-si h 'th 128 Cl t ill w s me fi!'SF-1Q wee.-,Gfse, 12505115T'33Z..?.'d.E2E.lFS?f'lZ:-.. sflitiif Wlvtli mf Filfiirgnfweif 10:05.5 as a sophomore last ya

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Seeking' Final Goal ' Byehlill ' CX I! Inllportot andrl a Noi 1:11871 ltiglotrnlly rreoent 'vie d Sectional leet xubstsntl arformance. r No for the Dil Park in 'P to the SSW of 1971. North Conch with g eounlfy R mor sport l. l .. WB- L. ..... L.......l-. Ll.. , , , , it , , - ' ' l l'filX'lIlUlll..1bdSl, .uaywn nexmum runners 3 - it J, Cxncmnsti N o r w o o d, R f' nfl!! not trying to brag or any- btltweletw goals atthe Q or of the season. We ac- plllhed 'eight of them, fell JIM ROLFES on just one and have one'was slowed by a foot injury and d of us, Rolfes, who has aoase of poison ivy that nearly had the sport at North for required l,uos7lttalizadon,igot the 1 vw 12 years, says- , We set our lighfr on wlinning 1- ,Clark Counfv Meet. hkinz i- Fqirborn I stem Ohio 1 M10 minuo Woriixingtr l , getting 1 r 11 minutes, 1 dual meets al crown 1 meet. ' i Q 'Wk'-no orth won 1 at FHFUOI Ohio Leag g fashion ute club' en runners l Q5 dual ni anal crown I ey fell sh were seo ' ' H lorth l ltay U1 Springfield l ght ol the ic cross counts PH Wayne : orth Tuesday The Panther l Dayton's 4 l. to win tl ie seasons- North took ith Greg Bn one Barnett Fairbom Meet ld mg + rhe District is ml 44 a-fthe State meet rf-,Panthers when tl. l'8lDistrict at Dayton Bacon, Indian Hill, 'P' Oxford Tallawv' ' ville. i Troy flhifd be loom me mont Eos in the WO f The top tl 5 15 runners n 5 State meet at lsity's golf com l Now the fins ginning at 11 a.m. real tough for us. he a reat challen i 5 .lNorth Team fTo th Wins Faced by the record-breaking effort of Sean Dillz. SPNLISHBIA North added the Evenings Optlf mist Club's Clark County Cross Country championship to its un- beaten list Saturday. Diltz ouvered the two miles in 10 minutes. 10,and five-tenths tseconds. His teammates Gene, g',BBI'DEl.fI, Gregg Brock, Mark? Rowe and Lowell Wolfe tlnished? second. third, fourth and filth, re-' spectively. l The meet was hold in the rain, and cold Saturday on the North! course with the Panthers earn' a perfect score of 15. 9 Shawnee was sv' S 'old f' ixisays, T! b X ' r,, f KT. I QxLnlr,.we.have..s. 1, , 9440 Run. C y .ompete ze, lx cnc S. 4.2 id Saturday In Columbus COLUMBUS, O. -' iAPl -- The defending champions all return, hut, they face uphill fights Sat- urday to keep their titles in the 44th Ohio 'High School Cross Country Championships at Ohio State. Kent State, which won the 1970 Class A team title, rates the best chance since it rolled to the Eid Akron District championship last 791' week. bed Toledol DeVilbiss, the Class an AAA king a year ago, and Kansas Other Class AAA contenders are Amherst Steele, Austintown Fitch, Bay Village, Cincinnati Elder, Cincinnati lndian Hills, Columbus Whetstone, Dayton Bel-i 'mont, Euclid, Kettering Fairmont East, Lancaster, Mayfield, Par- ma Padua, Sandusky, Springfield. North, Stow, Sylvania, Tall- madge and Wadsworth. Also in the Class AA field are Toledo Wayne, Bellaire, Can- field, Canton Lehman, Chagrin Falls, Circleville, Coshocton, Graham Local, Kenston, Cincin-l an Diltz tl Lakota, the 1970 Class AA champmnati Loveland Cincinnati Ma, it l f led Quia r A th 'r own districts, . . '. . - , F?lIei1eR0Xr'idei'son .of Daytonllln a Illini guzumloeaung T9 this sggsoxm el' ' AfiB::1a'aI,giMSQ,Eg!,3ho3yt:xg25O. filymf WHS fifth In 10.529 and' 3182? Q 056' set an year ya A field of 440 runners from 176, Others in C1855 A are Bethel 'S Wmmflfe Bob Sfmt was A mhz' ' l A Zschools will- Compete Over lh92Tate, Bluifmn, Caldwell, colum- lth m 111118. Y E . VV North NHDEPS took the top four two.,-nile layout at the OSU golfgbus Grove' Georgetown, New North s Lowell Wolfe was sixth places inlthe meet as Gene Bar- course. lisrcmen and plymouth. ' 10159- 1-any Thomas was SNA new wok Second in mas' Mark The Class A team races starts' The field will be shooting for ml at N101 Bm. BilmWm,ROWe was Wm in 10533 and the competition at 9:30 a.m., lol- the state meet record of 9 min- hth at 11 :Mend Bill Amoldlf-IVYVBH Wolfe was fourth m 10244-i......,. 1... H... f-1... M ..h..,. sf ...M me on A mmhn. mf m vmm

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6 First ever performances accomplish- ed in Coach Hendersons best ever season were a victory over South, the City Championship, the WOL Championship, and an undefeated season by a Springfield team. Led by the tri-captain seniors Greg Mur- phy, Craig Stinett, and Craig Taylor, the Panthers gathered in excess of 1300 points for their efforts. The underclassmen balance of the team included Kevin Hill, a fine defen- sive player and Randy Ayres, one of the leading scorers in the city. Back-up for the first five included Mike Cain, Greg Harshaw, John Kuhns, Bruce Carter, Harry Lapias, Steve Schuler, and Bob Ray. Y K Kjllnl