I I I I I I I THE PLAIN DEALER FRID.1Y, FEBRUARY 16, 1996 HIGH SCHOOLS WRESTLING NOTEBOOK Metropolitan Area Conference-8 Tournament Strongsville loses last It might weekend. not seem like a big deal, but it is to hold on Pioneer gram. people involved in the Spartans' wrestling became the first wrestler at this school to Pioneer Conference Tournament director Leo win a MAC-8 title in five years," said Keith Saniuk was correct in predicting his conference's Manos, Richmond Heights athletic director. meet would be highly entertaining. "Our last MAC-8 champ was in 1991." To everyone except Strongsville, that is.
TRIBUTE TO FERRIS Want to know why 'The Mustangs' 15-year stranglehold on Pioneer Don Ferris, the referee who died Friday while titles was broken Saturday by officiating the Walsh Jesuit-St. Edward match, 1 Brecksville-Broadview Heights. was so respected in wrestling circles? Strongsville was 7-0 in Pioneer meets and Listen to Warrensville Heights coach John Duneeded to finish second to claim no worse than a play. with the Bees (6-1). "Don officiated one of our dual meets five Perennial cellar dwellars Cloverleaf and Mid- years ago," Duplay said.
"He didn't make park spoiled those plans. Cloverleaf finished a mistakes, but on one of the matches, he blew many a second behind Jarvis champions Joe Tracy call. I was debating whether I should argue with (118), sophom*ore Conor (160) and heavy- him when I said: 'Heck, he made a mistake. I'm weight head-to-head Doug six Kreider. times.
The Colts beat Strongsville going to argue my Midpark finished fourth and had three champi- over, "I got but up before to I the could scorer's open my table, mouth, and he he came said, in junior Tim 'John, I blew the call. I ons Kennedy and seniors Laszlo (145) and Jason Martin (152). can't change it, but I'm "It was a fun tournament," Midpark coach Lew telling you I blew Diulus said. "I was happy we had eight wrestlers "I went back to my seat that speechless. honest? And What that's can in the finals.
Steve Cika took you say to someone who's it pretty well. He's a good man, a and his program why everyone in Ohio respected him." is so good I've been asking him for tips to help MORE TRIBUTE Wrestling USA magazine and he's given us some good ones." Editor Lanny Bryant said Ferris would receive Brecksville's outstanding depth enabled the the National Master of Wrestling Award, given Bees to win their first Pioneer title. annually to an individual whose contributions to Brecksville's three title winners were sopho- the sport are significant. Bryant said no referee Eric Urdzik (171), unbeaten senior Dan had received the award since 1964. Bednar (189) and junior Jason Fondran (215).
The Bees had second-place finishers in sopho- OH NO Bad news at Bedford High emerged 'mores Paul Caruso (103), Ryan Scott (112), Mike this week as ace 140-pounder Robert (130) and Chris Gerbino (145), junior brook, a junior, was declared academically Sierleja (140), and seniors Doug Sebesy gible. (119) and Matt Petznick (135). Middlebrook, 18-0 this season, is recognized as "The finals almost looked like Brecksville one of the state's best wrestlers. Brian Brakeman against the rest of us," Diulus said. "They were has him rated No.
2 in Ohio behind Mike Feeney just that good." of Dublin Scioto in his recently released 1996 CONGRATULATIONS Richmond Heights High School Wrestling Forecast. junior Tim Kelly won the 171-pound title in the PAT GALBINCEA The top 25 teams in The Plain Dealer wrestling poll, with record through Tuesday and previous ranking. No. School Rec Pvs Walsh Jesuit 9-0-1 2, St. Edward 8-1-0 9-0-0 2 3: Goventry 3 4.
Ravenna 18-0 4 5. Olmsted Wadsworth Falls 13-2-0 9-0-0 5 7 Lake Catholic 9-1-0 8 00 Garfield Hts. 13-2-0 6 Brecksville 13-2-0 11.1 Padua 8-2-0 One 16 10. Twinsburg 11-0-0 10 Southview 5-1-0 14 13.1 Southeast 14-1-0 13 14.1 Avon Lake 10-1-0 11 15.1 Fairview 11-3-0 12 16., Warrensville Hts. 6-2-0 17 17.
Strongsville 16-1-0 16 18: Nordonia 14-3-2 18 19. Maple Hts. 9-0-1 19 20. Akron Springfield 7-0-0 21 Mentor 12-6-0 22 22. Cleveland Hts.
10-6-0 20 23. Solon 7-4-0 23 24. Aurora 5-1-0 25. Mayfield 11-6-0 25 Teams are ranked according to a combination of dual-meet strength, tournament strength and strength of schedule. PLAIN DEALER TOP 25 WRESTLING POLLS COACHES STATE POLL COLUMBUS The sixth of seven state wresthing polls for 1996, as compiled by the Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association (first-place votes in parentheses) with total points: DIVISION 1.
Walsh Jesuit (14) 140 2., St. Edward 125 3., Massillon Perry 112 4. Massillon Jackson 70 5., Pickerington 56 6. Garfield Hts. 43 7.
Marion Harding 36 8. Wadsworth 33 Southview 18 10. Defiance 12 DIVISION II 1. Coventry (20). 215 2.
Columbus DeSales (1) 158 3 Olmsted Falls 133 4. Ravenna 130 5 St. Paris Graham 105 6. Clyde 79 7. Wauseon 70 8 Lake Catholic (1) 62 9.
Fairview 57 10. Avon Lake 50 Others receiving 12 or more points: 11. Buckeye Local (1) 29. 12. Twinsburg 13.
Southeast 23.: 14- Oak Harbor 21. 15. Uhrichsville Claymont 15. 16. Bellevue, Padua 12.
DIVISION HI 1. Sandusky St. Mary's (8) 149 2. (7) 141 3. Elyria Catholic 99 4 Brookville (1) 85 5 Archbold 76 6.
Chanel 51 7. Aurora 47 8. Lima Central Catholic 30 9. Columbus 27 10. Versailles 23 Others receiving 12 or more points: 11.
West Milton-Milton 18. 12. Edgerton 17. 13. Kansas Lakota 15.
14. Grandview Streetsboro 14. WRESTLING TOP INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Minimum 10 victories, maximum four losses Five losses with more than 20 victories (through Tuesday) 103 Jim Holmes, Ravenna, 28-0; Neal Slaby, Maple 13-0; Shaun Adkins. Coventry, 22-1; Gary Skoch. Madison, 20-1; Matt Kovach, Firelands, 21-2; John Mazzarella, Westlake, 14-2; Josh Frederick, Vermilion, 20-3; Ryan Simmons, Lake Catholic, 19-3; Mike Kulczycki, St.
Edward, 18-3; Mike Mihalko, Twinsburg, 18-3; Mike Groner, Clearview 13-3; Barry Saley, Akron Springfield, 22-4; Joe Tracy, Cloverleaf, 22-4: Jeff Merriman, Fairview, 214; Jesse Long, Highland, 20-4; Nick Piaff, Olmsted Falls, 12-4; Joe Hughes, Black River, 22-5; Andrew Tomaso, Chardon, 20-5. 112 Scott Burnett, Elyria Catholic, 24-0; Brian Legarth, Fairview, 23-0; Shawn Tompkins, Coventry? 25-1; Mike Caruso, University, 21-1: Brandon Hayes, Ravenna. 11-1; Damien Billow, Nordonia, 25-2: Corey George, Westlake, 23-2; Chris Shears, Madison, 22-2; Joe Brankatelli, Orange, 13-2; T.J. Huxel. Perry, 30-3; Alex Cooper, Buckeye, 28-3; Jelani Chavers, Warrensville 23-3; Joe DIMichele, Garfield 22-3; Ryan Byers.
Eastlake North, 20-3; Dave McCreery, Wadsworth, 21-4; Ryan Scott, Brecksville-Broadview 24-5. 119 Damon Stough, Coventry, 25-0; Dave Kich, Strongsville, 23-0; Kore Sharpley, Shaker 254; Brent Thompson, Walsh Jesuit, 24-2; Neil Heffernan, Harvey, 23-2: Josh Coe, Ravenna. 22-2; Greg Zoloty, Independence. 21-2; Brad Byers, Hudson, 18-2; Jeremy Murray, Chagrin Falls, 20-3; Colin Fishwick, University, 15-3; Dennis Archer, Buckeye, 27-4; Pat Murphy, Perry, 24-4; John Novario, Twinsburg, 19-4; Ben Sands, Hawken, 18-4; Rob Lentz, Mentor, 16-4; Jeff Pizzuli, Westlake, 16-4. 125 Melvin Ritchie, Cleveland 25-0; Mark Balg, Medina, 25-1; John Dunstan, Elyria Catholic, 2541; James Schuster, Oberlin, 24-1; Marc Bullard, North Olmsted, 23-1: Jason McClanahan, Coventry, 2341; Damon Smith, Southview, 23-1; Gino lacobopi, Nordonia, 21-1: Jason Byers, Eastlake North, 20-2; Keith Concar, Avon Lake, 20-2: T.J.
Hellickson, Olmsted Falls, 20-3; Eugene Rhee, University, 19-3; Ronald Wilson, Warrensville 21-4: Dave Metiwether, Cuyahoga 18-4; Steve Cika, Brunswick, 16-4; Matt Jordan, Independence, 15-4; Terry Smith, Wickliffe, Aaron Bartley, Southeast, 22-5. 130 Chris DeShon, Coventry, 25-0; Jim Sannet, Chardon, 28-1; Jesse Clark, Padua, 26-1; Williar Nixon, Southview, 21-1; Shawn Wilkins, John Marshall, 22-2; Fabian McDonald. 21-2; Kevin Hobbs. Oberlin, 15-2; Joe Crisp, Firelands, 13-2; THE PLAIN DEALER PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Jason Matusik School: Trinity Sport: Wrestling Class: Senior Age: 17 Ht: 6-4 Wt: 265 Last week: Pinned way to North Coast League Tournament title, including a fall at 2:53 against Frank Gant of Elyria Catholic in finals. Season: Is 25-2, with 19 pins; champion in Brecksville Early Bird and Brunswick Holiday tournaments; second in Catholic Invitational; third in Alliance Top Gun.
Personal: Division II state qualifier as junior; 29-9 record with 19 pins; All-District football selection at defensive end and first team All-NCL; enjoys music, weighlifting; good student. Ed Lynch School: Holy Name Sport: Wrestling Class: Junior Age: 17 Ht: 6-0 Wt: 189 Last week: Pinned way to North Coast League Tournament title, flattening Rob Preseren of Lake Catholic in finals at 1:04. Season: Is 15-0, with 14 pins; champion in Solon Comet Wrestling Classic and Brunswick Holiday Tournament. Personal: Division I state qualifier as sophom*ore; 31-8 overall record; two-year starter on football team as linebacker and firstteam All-NCL; enjoys working on cars; volunteer scorer for St. Charles basketball.
Tim Jordan, Ravenna, 24-3; Louie lacoboni, Nordonia, 23-3, Ryan Wirtzberger, Madison, 22-3; Steve Dagnan, Eastlake North, 20-3; Steve Coljohn, Independence, 19-4; Dan Stopperich, Twinsburg. 19-4: John Hanzel, Normandy, 17-4; James Mahone, Bedford, 17-4; Tim McArthur, Villa Angela-St. Joseph, 16-4; Matt Schron, Chagrin Falls, 13-4; Joe Tramonte, Highland, 12-4. 135 Shawn Bristow, Avon Lake, 22-0; Sonny Marchette, Walsh Jesuit, 27-1; David Tartt, Warrensville 24-1; Bryce Burkhard, Olmsted Falls, 21-1; Steve Ferguson, Southview, 22-2; Dave Roberts, Chagrin Falls, 22-2; Hank Pomeroy, Black River, 21-2; Damon Forte, Cleveland 10-2: Matt Petznick, Brecksville-Broadview 25-4; Nathan Rago, Riverside, 22-4; Mike Pajestka, Cuyahoga Heights, 17-4; Scott Wacker. Wellington, 27-5; Carl Colombi, Mayfield, 22-5; Bill Mayer, Madison, 22-5.
140 Craig Preseren, Kirtland, 22-0; Shawn Marder, Twinsburg, 20-2; Adam Ruth, Elyria, 18-2; Dan Abshear, Oberlin, 12-2; Yoshi Nakamura. St. Edward, 25-3; Chris Steadman, Eastlake North, 21-3; Ryan Clift, Brunswick, 20-3; Chad Anderson, Chardon, 22-4; Jim DeMarco, Padua, 21-4; Andy Gorski, Westlake, 20-4; Russ Halsey, Coventry, 18-4: Jamie Adkins, Wellington, 24-5; Brian Sierleja, Brecksville-Broadview 22-5. 145 Jason Lara, Ravenna, 29-1; Dan Anderson, Chardon, 26-1; Joe Heskett, Walsh Jesuit, 26-1; Steve Brush, Elyria Catholic, 25-1: Pete Debelak, Hawken, 21-1: Reggie Ray, Wadsworth, 21-2; Jason DeFranco, Fairview, 20-2; Russ Workman, Olmsted Falls, 20-2; John Duplay, Nordonia, 14-3; Kraig Shamblin, Southeast. 20-4; Ryan Stewart, Avon Lake, 19-4; Todd King, Wickliffe, 17-4; Ben Bill, Clearview, 15-4.
152 Josh Hegedish, Twinsburg, 21-1, Joe Tucceri, Euclid, 20-1; Jack Hageman, Buckeye, 28-2; Ryan O'Donoghue, Bay, 24-2; Shane Pilarczyk, Cardinal, 23-2, Christian Platzar, Willoughby South, 11-2; Sulieman Mumin, Warrensville 24-3; Dirk Whitt, Wellington, 19-3; Chad Young, Ravenna, 25-4; Sean Ferrara, Trinity, 22-4; Yerik Hardy. Cleveland 22-4; Tom Roberts, Southeast, 17-4; Wade Chapman, Highland, 16-4; Randy Deubel, Maple 12-4; Gary Sass, Padua, 25-5; Gabe Denegris, Mayfield, 22-5. 160 Josh Greenspan, Shaker 25-0; Johnny McGhee, Coventry, 23-0, Kevin Boross, SoIon, 22-0; John Wervey, Kenston, 19-1; Brett Becks, Lake Catholic, 18-1; Chuck Schill, Brookside, 23-2; Pat Porowski, North Ridgeville, 21-2; Eric Gantz, Avon Lake, 17-2; Nate Miller, Hawken, 19-3; Brian Lepa, Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin, 15-3; Steve PLAIN DEALER HONOR ROLL The following were selected as players of the week in The Plain Dealer's seven-county coverage area for the week of Feb. 5-11: BOYS BASKETBALL: Andres Alarcon, Clearview: Gino Bartolone, St. Edward; Rick Johnson, Willoughby South; Chris Pap, Medina; T.J.
Stepnicka, Cardinal; Steve Robinson, Richmond Heights; Jake Williams, Wadsworth. GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kelly Nicole Adams, Collinwood; Krissy Bell, North; Megan C) ant, Cuyahoga Falls; Sasha King, Trinity; Ro- NFL 1 NEWSWATCH Judge hikes cap to $40.8 million A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order that set the NFL salary cap for 1996 at $40.8 million, about $2.1 million higher than the owners wanted. U.S. District Judge David S. Doty sided with the NFL Players Association in setting the cap on the eve of the freeagent signing period, which was to begin today.
However, both sides might agree to delay free-agent signings until the issue is resolved in a conference call with Doty on Feb. 22. A decision on the delay was expected this morning. SIGNINGS -Dallas All-Pro Darren Woodson agreed to become the highest-paid safety in the NFL, accepting a six-year deal worth $18 3 million, with a $5.4 million signing bonus. The Atlanta Falcons got it done with tackle Bob Whitfield, who signed a five-year, $15.5 million deal, making him the highest-paid offensive lineman in the NFL.
Pro Bowl tight end Mark Chmura signed a three-year contract with Green Bay that was believed to be worth between $1.3 million and $1.5 million a year. Defensive end Marvin Washington will stay with the New York Jets. His new contract will earn him more than $2 million as a signing bonus and will average nearly $2.5 million a year over four years. And Phillippi Sparks, one of the best coverage cornerbacks in the league, agreed to a fouryear, $9.6 million contract with the New York Giants that sources said included a clubrecord $3 million signing bonus. NORTHFIELD TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Post Time: 7:30 p.m.
X-did not finish or only start. FIRST--PACE, FM3000CLCD 1.400 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Lady Logic 3-7-8 C. Flickinger 5-2 Bonita 5-8-6 T. Jones 10-1 Tatum 8-5-5 M. Weintraub 15-1 J's Misty 5-6-7 B.
Hanners 9-2 Miss Audrey R. Paver Jr 3-1 Sura Try 4-4-7 Pantaleano 6-1 Exit Ramp 5-6-5 M. Konesky 12-1 Lady Storm 5-3-8 J. Green 8-1 Peglos Dream 3-8-5 M. Headworth 7-2 SECOND- FM3000CLCD 1.600 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Firstline Renee 1-7-6 D.
Irvine Jr 4-1 Angel Mine 5-2-1 M. Headworth 3-1 Rappin Ruby 7.7.1 B. Hanners 10-1 Muskoka Sand 6-5-8 T. Jones 15-1 Standing Bee 1-1-7 R. Paver Jr 6-1 Corky's Yung Wolt 3-3-1 J.
Pantaleano 5-2 Kentucky Royal 1-4-4 B. Arnett 8-1 Noble Affair 4-3-4 J. Conger 12-1 THIRD FMNW200PS 2.000 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds and Water 1-4-3 R. Paver Jr 5-2 Ima Rich Champ 1-5-6 E. Ledford 4-1 Second Inning 4-6-4 S.
Cox 3-1 Motown Filly 9-3-3 L. Merriman 15-1 Win Sum Special 5-1-5 B. Hanners 6-1 Galaxie Select 6-1-4 M. Headworth 8-1 Tucson Jeannie 2-5-6 J. Joyner 10-1 Morgan's Mischief 2-2-2 R.
Swartz 12-1 FOURTH -PACE FMNW150PS 1.600 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Winkolaneye 4-2-5 B. Hanners 5-2 Labets Rachel 5-7-1 R. Miller 12-1 Special Fx 4-8-6 D. Hayes 6-1 Colts Gait Who 5-4-6 Irvine Jr 9-2 Chickie 2-6-3 R. Paver Jr 3-1 Miss Curly Sue 3-4-2 D.
Hawk 7-2 Destiny 6-4-9 J. Betts 15-1 Really Red 4-6-4 J. Pantaleano 10-1 Sharp Kopy 7-3-3 Robinson 8-1 FIFTH -PACE. FM OPN 2.400 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Sheilcrest Entity 7-8-3 C. Wyers 15-1 Candee Bar G.
Bookmyer 5-2 Real Live Girt 8-5-5 Merriman 9-2 Miss Corporate 3-5-5 M. Headworth 12-1 Win Sum Ms 1-7-1 E. Ledford 6-1 French Starlight 6-6-3 B. In Hanners 3-1 Broadway Commodity 3-6-6 D. Irvine Jr 8-1 Reo Thunder 5-5-6 C.
Flickinger 10-1 Barnacle Lady 8-2-5 R. Paver Jr 7-2 SIXTH PACE, FM OPN IV 2.800 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Loily-Pop Osborne 7-3-6 G. Bookmyer 3-1 Kimmy Lo 4-7-3 R. Fisher Jr 5-2 Game Reba 8-6-3 T. Jones 10-1 Topsy's Lass 3-1-2 T.
Crissman 12-1 Alma Bunny 4-2-8 L. Merriman 4-1 Amalesta 2-4-1 E. Ledford 6-1 Commendable 1-1-2 Irvine Jr 8-1 Love Is 1-1-3 B. Hanners 15-1 SEVENTH -PACE. FM3000CLCD 1,400 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Scooting Hen 8-3-7 J.
Pantaleano 7-2 Boardtodeath 7-9-8 R. Paver Jr 9-2 Lanajo Hanover 6-9-9 D. Hawk 3-1 Beach Wear 4-2-6 E. Ledford 6-1 Sand Surely Way 2-7-9 B. Hanners 5-2 Mynette's Rose 9-3-8 M.
Headworth 8-1 Hickory Breeze 6-6-9 C. Smith Jr 10-1 Sum Katie 7-6-2 L. Merriman 12-1 Missy Baker 8-8-7 D. Irvine dr 15-1 EIGHTH -PACE. FM OPN HI 3.200 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Ballroom Babe 4-6-6 E.
Ledford 3-1 Lace Jade 6-4-4 D. Hawk 5-2 Anne Mcfannie 3-7-5 B. Hanners 4-1 Tnt Follow Me 5-4-4 R. Paver Jr 6-1 Targirl Hanover 1-7-1 C. Umholtz 10-1 Callwood Ida 8-9-8 Stein 8-1 Elegant Elgant 2-6-7 D.
Irvine Jr 12-1 NINTH- -TROT, NW250PSCD 2,400 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Tune 6-8-7 D. Hawk 10-1 Summer Set Sun 3-1-5 D. Miller 4-1 Garden City By PAUL BAUMGARTNER PLAIN DEALER REPORTER The year's first harness race covering more than a mile will be held in the $5,000 third leg of the 10th John Phillips Memorial Medley at Northfield Park on Sunday afternoon. Among the pacing entries set to grind are unbeaten medley series point-leader Garden City Boy, plus Giant Thrill and Farmstead Cody, the secondand third-ranked horses, respectively. Garden City Boy, a $10,000 claimer, is driven by Jim Pantaleano and trained by Deirdre Hotton for her father -owner, Bruce Hotton of Seville, and coowner, Dean Davis of Wooster.
City Boy, 6, sired by Forrest Skipper, is eyeing the Phillips record of 2:31.2 Also signing just before the opening of free agency was Buffalo placekicker Steve Christie, who got a five-year contract worth $4 million and San Diego defensive tackle Shawn Lee (four years for approximately $8.5 million). NO GO The Houston Oilers released their leading receiver, Haywood Jeffires, and five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Ray San Francisco declined to exercise an option on veteran DE Rickey Jackson, although the 49ers might try to get him back for less money. New Dolphins coach Jimmy Johnson terminated the contract of running back Keith Byars. NEW DEAL Chargers star linebacker Junior Seau had his contract restructured and added a year to it, extending the deal through 1998. PLAYERS -The Falcons made quarterback Jeff George a transition player.
The Bills made left tackle John Fina their franchise player, taking that tag away from linebacker Cornelius Bennett. Rodney Hampton, the career rushing leader for the Giants, was made a transition player. Hampton, 26, had his best year, rushing for 1,182 yards and scoring 10 touchdowns. The Jets switched Johnny Mitchell from transition to franchise player. Arizona chose to make Pro Bowl defensive tackle Eric Swann its franchise player and took a chance by not protecting Pro Bowl cornerback Aeneas Williams.
FROM WIRE REPORTS Moon was accused in 1986 ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 RICHMOND, Texas The spouse-abuse trial involving quarterback Warren Moon and his wife is not the first time accusations of violence have surfaced in the couple's 18-year marriage. In 1986, Felicia Moon accused her husband of beating her and sued him for divorce, according to documents filed in Fort Bend County at the time. The petition, filed Feb. 7, 1986, lingered in court for 17 months before it was dismissed July 7, 1987, "for want of prosecution," the court filing shows. Moon, at the time, was playing quarterback for the Houston Oilers.
He now plays for the Minnesota Vikings and is on trial for misdemeanor assault, accused of beating his wife in their suburban Houston home last summer. Larry Wagenbach, a Fort Bend County judge, yesterday ordered prosecutors to not introduce the divorce petition at the assault trial or talk about it until he rules on whether it can be admitted as evidence. "When you take the allegations Mrs. Moon swore to in the petition, if you take those allegations, they photocopy the facts of this case down to the 'T' children being involved, a chase, beating her in front of the Mike Elliott, a Fort Bend County assistant district attorney, told the judge. "My fear is this is going to be continued to be written about," Moon's attorney, Rusty Hardin, said.
Felicia Moon's attorney at the time, Tom Alexander, is on the state's witness list for the assault case. He told the Houston Chronicle yesterday he was uncertain why the incident was not prosecuted as a criminal offense. HARNESS RACING PAUL'S PICKS SULKY WATCH: Switch from No. 8 to rail benefits Winkofaneye (4th), with driver Hanners. Lace Jade (8th) is a swift daughter of Frugal Gourmet.
Class hike might not hurt Score Action (9th) and surging reinsman Don Jr. Former Open Handicapper, Mitzen (10th), draws nicely at Open II level. Miss Audrey Lace Jade Lady Logic Anne McFannie Bonita 8 Callwood Ida Angel Mine Score Action 2 Corky's Kentucky Yung Royal Wolf 9 Capable Sahbra Tune Ima Rich Champ 3 JD Second and Inning Water 10 Noble Mitzen Choice She's Gotha Look Winkofaneye Miss Curly Sue Sue Seelster 4 Chickie Barnacle Lady Tucson's Filly 11 Sand Noble Eve 5 Win Broadway Sum Ms Commodity S1 Camourous CR Daniella Commendable 6 Lolly Amalesta -Pop Osborne Pacific Flight 7 Sand Lanajo Scooting Surely Hen Hanover Way S2 Pan Hockey From Night Glad Imabaadman Super-Bet Extras: Colts Gait Who (4th), Boardtodeath (7th), Towners Pat (11th) irt Wednesday: 6-14 Year: 124-360 (34.4%) Paul Baumgartner Ganzhorn, Aurora, 29-4; Scott Mitchell, Walsh Jesuit, 28-4; Phil Norton, University, 19-4; Chris Cervenka, Berkshire, 17-4; Mike Fadel, Cleveland 23-5. 171 Josh Schroeder, Aurora, 29-0; Jeff Kuns. Westlake, 20-0; Nick Magistrelli, Maple 16-1; Joe McGuirk, Lake Catholic.
13-1; Ben Greenspan, Shaker 23-2; Jolon Martin, Cleveland 23-2; Brad Perrin, Orange, 15-2; Bo James, Akron Springfield. 24-3; Aaron Glass, Newbury, 19-3: Roy Nicka, Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin, 14-3; John Christian, Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy, 23-4; James Vanni, Garfield 21-4; Clint Eastman, Kenston, 18-4; Joe Klespies, Hudson, 17-4; Jason Cramer, Coventry, 16-4; Mike Weeks, Olmsted Falls, 10-4; Brock Overstreet, Black River, 23-5: Trey Donze, Strongsville, 22-5. 189 Dan Bednar. Brecksville-Broadview 27-0. Ed Lynch, Holy Name, 15-0; Zach Thompson, St.
Edward, 21-1; Erik Mathisen, Avon Lake, 17-2; Bob Dohse, Southeast. 20-3; Nathan Funk, Olmsted Falls, 19-3; Doug Jenison, Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy, 19-3; Kevin McArthur, Mentor, 16-3: Ryan Meyers, Wellington. 14-3; Martin Stachowicz, Garfield 23-4; Josh Seyer, Cardinal, 22-4; John Leskovan, Riverside, 21-4; Nick Porowski, North Ridgeville, 21-4; Jon Sharpe, West Geauga, 21-4; Tyler Kruse, Hudson, 16-4; Josh Tolchinsky, Berkshire, 14-4; Ken Auvil, Westlake, 11-4; Tony Kozenko, 23-5; Scott Schreiber, Cuyahoga 20-5. 215 Jeff Knupp, Walsh Jesuit, 26-0; Ryan Pallinger, Avon Lake, 21-0; Rob Turner, Kirtland, 20-0; Rick Conroy, Chardon. 19-0; Shaheed Bakr.
Chagrin Falls, 20-1; Jason Fonderan, Brecksville-Broadview 25-3; Blake Owen, Black River, 22-3; Alex Shapiro, University, 21-3; Adrian Johnson, Southview, 19-3; Matt Fafrak, Twinsburg, 17-3; Todd Lovell, Akron Springfield, 25-4; Jason Peck, Mentor, 19-4; George Santosuosso, St. Ignatius, 15-4. HVY Doug Kreider, Cloverleaf, 22-1; Jason Pence, Southeast, 19-1; Imad Nader, Lakewood, 17-1; Jason Matusik, Trinity. 25-2; Aaron Dardzinski, Garfield 23-2: John Reed. Highland, 21-2; Dan Vavrek, Cuyahoga 20-2; Bob Connor, Berkshire, 12-2; Jamie Drysdale, Gilmour.
10-2; Nate Studeny. Fairview, 20-3: Paul Orefice, Normandy, 14-3; Bob Jones. Wadsworth, 10-3; Dan Fusek, Maple 15-4; Matt Kutscher, Lake Catholic, 15-4; Neal Mastropietro, Willoughby South, 20-5. The last edition of Top Individual Records will run Feb. 23.
Call Al Carroll, 252-7569, or Pat Galbincea, 999-4373 or 1-800-388-4370, with corrections and additions. Wrestiers with 6 losses but 20 or more victories will be accepted. chelle Parent, Copley; LeeAnn Schaffert, West Geauga; Amy Winslow. North Ridgeville; Tammy Yount, Elyria. GIRLS GYMNASTICS: Emily Sipos, Brecksville-Broadview Heights.
ICE HOCKEY: Rae Metz, Kent Roosevelt. SWIMMING: Kyle Prandi, Strongsville; Mary Wolf, Euclid. WRESTLING: Chad Braley. Firelands; Jack Hageman, Buckeye; Bo James, Springfield; Ed Lynch, Holy Name; Jason Matusik, Trinity; Craig McDivitt, Cardinal; James Schuster, Obo in; Nathan Rago, Riverside. Score Action D.
Irvine Jr 5-2 Moor Jewel's 5-1-6 C. Umhoitz 12-1 Age Discrimination 1-5-1 R. Miller 9-2 Tenacious Way 7-5-4 C. Wyers 6-1 Us 1-6-8 T. Price 8-1 Master Photo 4-4-3 T.
Crissman 15-1 Capable Sabra 5-1-2 D. Pfister 3-1 TENTH -PACE, FM OPN 3.600 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Village Colleen 8-2-1 J. Joyner 12-1 Mitzen 4-4-2 R. Paver Jr 5-2 She's Gotha Look 7-2-3 B. Arnett 10-1 Miss Concorde 5-2-3 E.
Ledford 3-1 Noble Choice 5-1-8 D. Hawk 4-1 Lola Jean 1-1-6 D. Irvine Jr 6-1 Land Span 2-6-1 R. Fisher Jr 8-1 ELEVENTH -PACE. FM3000CLCD 1.600 1 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Tucson's Filly 3-4-1 B.
Hanners 3-1 Sue Seelster 3-1-3 D. Hawk 5-2 Towners Pat 2-6-2 C. Smith Jr 7-2 Sand Noble Eve 2-5-3 Cromer 9-2 Brewster Roxx 9-2-4 J. Glessner 15-1 Fresh Sabra 5-3-4 E. Ledford 6-1 Skylite Hanover 6-5-1 D.
Hayes 12-1 Lindy's Citation 4-7-8 D. Irvine dr 10-1 Boy leads set by Speed Baron and driver Pantaleano around five track turns in 1993. EXPANDED HOLIDAY CARD Northfield will play host to a special Presidents Day card Monday at 1 p.m. In addition to regular live racing, the park will feature six common-pooled simulcasts of the second Challenge of Driver Champions from Freehold, N.J. Drivers entered there are Doug Brown, Mike Lachance, Jack Moiseyev, Tony Morgan, defending champion Luc Ouellete, Dave Palone, Billy Parker Richie Wojcio and Kevin Wallis." Local parking will cost a penny per automobile.
Excluding the $2 Tri-Super exotic bet, fans can make $1 wagers in all ticket classifigations on Monday. Payoffs Freestate Pet 6-9-8 A. Fisher Jr 8-1 TWELFTH -PACE. SIMULCAST 30.000T Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Diamond Dawn 2-1-1 M. Lachance Cammie's Lady 2-2-2 H.
Parker Pacific Flight -1-1 J. Moiseyev 4:1 Miatross 7-2-9 J. Campbell 6x1 Eftimia 8-1-3 W. Fahy 4 30-1 Cr Daniella 2-4-4 W. Odonnell Ooh's 'n Aah's 1-2-3 G.
Brennan 12-1 Motfat Missy 5-1-6 R. Pierce Kindly Hanover 3-1-2 B. Pinske 20-1 Eltamony 4-1-1 R. Waples 2-1 Camourous 9-3-3 C. Manzi 131 SIMULCAST -PACE, 11.0001 Horse Last 3 starts Driver Odds Imabaadman 2-1-5 W.
Fany 16-1 This Ain't Dover 1-1-4 J. Plutino 115-1 Pan From Glad 1-2-3 J. Moiseyev 6-1 C'yuns Later 7-1-3 P. Wrenn 8 The Second Talent 7-5-5 R. Remmen 20-1 Bad Crew 3-4-1 J.
De Simone 12-1 Villa D'este 1-3-1 J. Doherty 3-1 Hockey Night 5-2-1 J. Campbell 4-1 Top Reward 2-4-5 M. Lachance 10-1 Maybehesbornwithit 4-4-1 M. Kesmodel 651 medley field for a successful $1 bet will be half of the standard return for a $2.
wager. 1140 LUSTY LEADS Pacer Lusty. Leader (5-0) stayed on top in the: 1996 North American harness earnings race with a 1:55 neckvictory over second-ranked Ball and Chain in a preliminary leg of: the Toronto Series Sunday at: Woodbine, Ontario. Lusty Leader, 5, owned by Ted D. and Tonia Parker of Elyria and trained by Gregg McNair, padded.
his season bankroll to $120,000 with driver Bill Gale's triumph. Ball and Chain, 6, driven by Canadian standout Brown, has. earned $96,700. He'll be back for a revenge battle against Lusty in the $110,000 Toronto finals that will be simulcast to Northfield on Sunday..
