The Hometown Huddle - August 21st, 2013

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PHOTO HIGHLIGHTS AS INDIANS SHARPEN TOMAHAWKS AGAINST WOODMORE - BACK PAGE

MEET THE TEAMSLOCALS COME OUT TO MEET THIS YEAR'S STRYKER PANTHER ATHLETES - PAGE 5

GOLFING RUNS IN THE BLOOD - PAGE 3

MEET THE CLINGAMANS

LADY INDIANS FACE CONTINENTAL - PAGE 2

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THE REPORTER

The Wauseon Lady Indians' soccer

team opened the 2013 campaign Saturday

at home facing a tough, physical Continen-

tal team.

The Pilots used a goal in each half to

secure the win. Their rst goal came at the

27:42 mark of the rst half and their in-

surance goal was scored at the 36:34 mark

of the second half.

Wauseon coach, Kelsey Newman,

summed up her team's performance say-ing "It was disappointing not to start theseason with a win," Newman said. "Wecreated a lot of opportunities, we justcouldn't quite nish them. I thought weshowed a lot of potential though, we justneed to tweak some things."

The Indians had 11 shots on target, 13shots on goal and goalie Katie Spieles n-ished with eight saves.

Bill Bray may be reached [email protected]

Wauseon Lady Indians LoseOpener To Continental 2-0

By: Bill Bray

THE REPORTERContinental handed Wauseon a season

opening loss 5-2 on Saturday.Leo Rendon scored both of the Indians

goals. One of his goals came from 35 yards

from the net.Coach Scott Hoover was sorry that his

team came out so at to start the game.I was very disappointed we were so at

for it being the rst game of the season.We played much better in the second half.Every time we got a rally going something

happened, like a questionable call that

gave Continental a penalty kick score.

Hoover said the bottom line was that

the Indians just did not play very good de-

fense in the season opening loss. When

you score two goals that should be enough

to win, Hoover concluded. Wauseon is

back on the road Tuesday when they trav-

el to Ottawa Glandorf to take on the state

power Titans.

Bill Bray may be reached at

[email protected]

Wauseon Boys Drop OpenerAt Continental 5-2

BATTLE FOR THE BALL ... Wauseon de-

fender Sarah Mull ghts for possessionduring second half action Saturday against

Continental.

SAVE TONIGHT ... Wauseon keeper Katie

Spieles held Continental to two scores asshe contributed with eight saves.

PHOTOS BY: BILL BRAY, STAFFOFFENSIVE MOTION ... Wauseons Nichole Hammontree advances the ball down eld

against Continental on Saturday.

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North Central Linksters Open 2013 Reular

Season By Takin A Hatchet To FairviewST. MICHAELS RIDGE ... The North

Central Eagles graduated a significant

swath of experience earlier this year,

but the Fairview Apaches were quick to

find out that the cupboard is far from

bare in Eagle Country.

The Eagles traveled to St. Mikes on

August 8, and came away winners after

planting a 169-221 haymaker on their

hosts.

Branden Turner carded a medalist

round of 36, with Dylan Hutchison

landing a 41. Jordan Reeves hit for a

45, and Brady Zuver finished with a 47.

Allyson Hutchison posted a 47, and

David Pinc finished with a 50.

Dominique Leads Way As Indians ClaimDefiance Invite; Eales 7th, Panthers 8th

DEFIANCE On Monday, August 12th,

the Wauseon Indian Golf Team ran awayfrom the 15 team field to capture the

championship of the Defiance Invitational.

The Indians finished with an impressivescore of 316 to easily outdistance secondplace Napoleon by 11 strokes.

Junior Trevor Dominique took medal-

ist honors with a round of 73. DavidWilliams was close behind with a score of

77. Clay Tefft shot 80, Brady Rupp, 86and Anna Marshall 100, for Wauseon.

The North Central Eagles landed in 7th

place with a team total of 371. Branden

Turner was low man for the Eagles shoot-ing 79. Rounding out the scoring for the

Eagles were Dylan Hutchison, 95, Jordan

Reeves 96, Brady Zuver 101, and DavidPinc 111.

Tanner Clingamans round of 77 put

him in third place individually. The

Panthers score of 375 left them in 8thplace overall. Other scores for Stryker

were Chad Ruffer 98, Hayden Clingaman99, Austin Frisbie 101, and Cody Hall

105.

Isaac VanArsdalen Medals, But EverreenEscapes Hilltop By Five Strokes

STRYKER, Ohio - Isaac

VanArsdalen of Hilltop posted a med-

alist round of 42, but the cavalry did

not come over the hill in time to

stave off Evergreen as the Vikings

posted a 184-189 win over

VanArsdalen and the Hilltop Cadets

on August 12.

Trevor Shipman fired a 47 for the

Cadets, with Colin Sabins and Levi

Grant each getting a 50, and Travis

Haynes a 54.

Wauseon Finishes Fifth Out Of NineteenTeams At The 2013 Kalida Wildcat Invite

KALIDA - The Wauseon Indians

answered the call to competition at the

Country Acres Golf Club on August

14...and they were not alone by any

stretch of the imagination. In one of the

biggest events of the season, the Tribe

took on eighteen other teams in the

Kalida Wildcat Invitational, putting

fourteen in the rearview mirrors en

route to a fifth place finish.

Trevor Dominique anchored the

Tribe with a round of 77, with Clay Tefft

on his wing with a 78. Brady Rupp

carded a score of 83, David Williams

had an 86, and Anna Marshall finished

with an even 100.

Clay Tefft Medals As Wauseon

Captures The 2013 Pauldin InvitePAULDING - The Wauseon Indians

took on fourteen other teams at the

2013 Paulding Invitational on August

15. With senior Clay Tefft out in front

with a medalist round of 73, the Tribe

captured the first place gold with a

score of 307, eighteen strokes ahead

of second place Bryan.

David Williams was one off the

score of Tefft with a score of 74, and

Trevor Dominique finished with a

round of 77. Three of the top four

scores in the event belonged to

Wauseon linksters.

Brady Rupp finished with a score of

84 for Wauseon, with Anna Marshall

getting a 92 and Tyler Clausen adding

a 93.

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Certain names have certain connotations attached. You think Mantle, Ruth,

DiMaggio and Musial, and you think baseball excellence. You think Manning, and

you think football...particularly the quarterback position. When the name

Clingaman is brought up in and around the Stryker area, the connotation is excel-

lence in the game of golf. It is simply a natural association.

For years, it was a Clingaman that had the record low score at Riverside

Greens. That record eventually fell, but along came a new generation of

Clingamans, and the record again rests in the Clingaman family...namely, Terence

Clingaman.

The Stryker Panthers have a reputation of high profile, low scoring golf, and for

the past five years, there has been at least one Clingaman on the team. First it was

Hunter, the younger brother of Terence. Last year, Tanner and Hunter joined

forces on the team with Terence as an assistant to Head Coach John Ruffer. After

Hunter graduated earlier this year, another Clingaman has joined the fold,

Hayden.

Prior to the start of the 2013 high school season, Tanner and Hayden were tak-

ing part in Northwestern Ohio Junior Golf Association tournaments across the

area. Once again, the Clingaman tradition came to the fore as the brothers

Clingaman set torrid paces that few could follow in the events that they competed.

Tanner was recognized as the 2013 NWOJGA Male Player of the Year, and for good

reason. Over the four tournament run, he captured three first place finishes and

finished with the following record...

June 25 at Eagle Rock First place - 78

June 27 at Auglaize First place - 75

July 1 at Pike Run First place - 78

July 9 at White Pines Third place - 80

Of course Hayden was not to be denied. The incoming freshman at Stryker High

School made a name for himself in 14-15 age group in the same tournaments and

more, with the following results...

June 17 at Ironwood - 89

June 25 at Eagle Rock - 87

June 27 at Auglaize - 89

July 1 at Pike Run - 90

July 9 at White Pines - 75 (the lowest score of any golfer in any age group)

July 17 at Country Acres Second place - 88

With the summer tournament play now over and the high school season under-

way, the Stryker Panthers have a one-two punch of experience in the field. It

should come as no surprise to anyone that they share the same name...Clingaman.

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JV Golf ActionTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

Hayden Clingaman Tanner Clingaman

PHOTOS BY KENT HUTCHISON, STAFF

2013 EDON INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONS ... The Stryker Panthers - John Ruffer, Austin

Frisbee, Chad Ruffer, Cody Hall, Tanner Clingaman and Hayden Clingaman.

2013 EDON INVITATIONAL RUNNERS UP ... The North Central Eagles - Brady Zuver,Jordan Reeves, Dylan Hutchison, Branden Turner, David Pinc and Coach Eric Smeltzer.

Tanner Clingaman Takes medalisT Honors

Stryker & North Central Finish 1st & 2nd

At The 2013 Edon Bomber InvitationalEDON Tanner Clingamans round

of 78 set the pace as the Stryker

Panthers claimed the top spot in the

Edon Invitational held on August 15th at

Windwood Hollow Golf Course. Joining

Clingaman on the All-tournament team

were Max Nihart of Edgerton 80,

Branden Turner of North Central and

Matt Engel of Ayersville 82, Hayden

Clingaman of Stryker and Dylan

Hutchison of North Central 83.

The Panthers, who had finished rightbehind the Eagles the past two years,

posted a team score of 342 for the win.

Besides the Clingaman Brothers efforts,

other scores for Stryker were Chad

Ruffer 87, Austin Frisbie 94, and

Cody Hall 102.

North Central, which finished sec-

ond with a score of 350, added scores of

90 by David Pinc, 95 by Jordan Reeves

and Brady Zuvers 105 to the totals of

Turner and Hutchison.

The host Blue Bombers ended the

day at 399, good for sixth place.

Kirkingburg turned in the low score forEdon with a 92. Runyan was rightbehind with a 94, while Peckham fin-ished at 97 and Schuller 116.

The Hilltop Cadets took seventhplace with a final score of 409. IsaacVanArsdalen posted the low round forthe Cadets with a 93, while Colin Sabinsfinished with a 101. Shipman took 104strokes to complete the day, with Grantand Cole Haynes needing 111 and 123shots respectively.

Other teams and individual scoreswere: Fayette 434 (9th Place); Colegrove 97, Brubaker 104, White 107,Bowditch and Logston 126. Edon B 475 (11th Place); Long 111, Fisk 116, Rupp 123, and Bauer 125.North Central JV and Pettisville onlyhad three golfers each and were notable to post a team score. Totals forNorth Central were Dakota Pitts 98,Jordan VanDyke 110, and AllysonHutchison 118. Pettisville; King 102, Behnfeldt 124, and Kempf-129.

Tim Kays may be reached [email protected]

Continuation of golf news

Hayden & Tanner Clingaman Carry On The Family Traditions With The NWOJGA

North Central JVs Flatten FairviewST. MICHAELS RIDGE ... The North

Central JV golf squad took to the road

on August 8, and came home with a

convincing win over the Fairview

Apaches, 215-271.

Joel VanDyke took medalist honors

with a score of 50 for the Eagles JV

squad, while Brock Zuver had a 52 and

Brady Zuver clubbed a 56. David Pinc

rang up a 57, and Dakota Pitts had a

60.

Wauseon Plays Host To The FiveCounty Tennis Association Tournament

WAUSEON - Despite the occasional

threats from Mother Nature, the August

10 Five County Tennis Association

Tournament concluded in Wauseon

with plenty of action in every age group.

Savannah Wenzel won the 8 and

under singles bracket, while the 18 andunder open singles title went to Ellie

Hayati in a tough match against her

Wauseon Lady Indians teammate, Sally

Frank.

Aaron Schmidt took the 3.5 singles

title, and Steve Oberlin won it all in the

open singles category. In 3.5 doubles,

Ty Langenderfer and Brent Nofziger

emerged victorious, while the open dou-

bles category went to the team of Steve

Oberlin and Andrew Irving.

The following match results are

reflected by category...

8 and Under Singles

Finals

Savannah Wenzel defeats Joseph

Wenzel

18 and Under Open Singles

S. Frank defeats C. Hicks 6-0 and 6-0

E. Hayati defeats L. Rees 6-0 and 6-2

S. Frank defeats B. Keller 6-2 and 6-3

E. Hayati defeats D. Vincent 0-6, 6-2

and 10-8

Finals

Ellie Hayati defeats Sally Frank 6-2

and 6-3

3.5 Singles

A. Schmidt defeats L. McKeever 6-1

and 6-1

D. Vincent defeats N. McClarren 6-4

and 6-3

Finals

Aaron Schmidt defeats Derek Vincent

6-2 and 6-3

Open Singles

A.Schmidt defeats N. McClarren 6-2and 7-5

S. Oberlin defeats B. Tinsman 6-0 and

6-2

N. Cassidy defeats A. Schmidt 6-2 and

6-3

Finals

Steve Oberlin defeats Nick Cassidy 6-3

and 6-4

3.5 Doubles

Langenderfer/Nofziger defeated

McKeever/McClarren 7-5 and 6-2

Fredrick/Tietje defeated Keller/Rees

6-1 and 6-2

Finals

Ty Langenderfer/Brent Nofziger defeat-

ed Les Fredrick/Mike Tietje 6-2 and

6-0

Open Doubles

T.Schmidt/S.Schmidt defeated

Langenderfer/Nofziger 6-1 and 6-4

B. Tinsman/N. Cassidy defeated A.

Schmidt/A. Schmidt 6-4 and 6-2

Schmidt/Schmidt defeated G.

Pietrykowski/J. Lugbil 6-4, 3-6 and

10-8

Oberlin/irving defeated Tinsman/

Cassidy 6-0 and 6-2

Finals

Steve Oberlin/Andrew Irving defeated

Tom Schmidt/Stan Schmidt 6-0 and

6-0

Defiance Rallies To Trip The WauseonLady Indians Net Set On August 12, 3-2DEFIANCE - The Lady Bulldogs of

Defiance absorbed two quick hits, then

rebounded to turn the tables on the

Wauseon Lady Indians on August 12

3-2.

Ellie Hayati and Sally Frank both

delivered convincing victories in their

singles matches, with Frank piching a

shutout and Hayati allowing a single set

to escape. The Tribe was unable to

maintain their momentum though, and

the hometown girls escaped with the

win.

The following results are by match...

Varsity Singles

Ellie Hayati defeated Kristina Shannon

(Defiance) 6-0 and 6-1

Sally Frank defeated Natalie Castillo

(Defiance) 6-0 and 6-0

Sammy Foss (Defiance) defeated

Mackenzie Eberly 4-6, 7-5 and 3-0

(retired)

Varsity Doubles

Laura Castillo /Courtney Polce

(Defiance) defeated Ashlyn Boyers /

Vicky Kahrs 7-5 and 6-1

Karen Krontz /Katie Hancock

(Defiance) defeated Cassidy Barnes /

Lindsay Fager 6-4 and 6-2

Wauseon Lady Indians Edged ByBryan In August 13th NWOAL Tennis

WAUSEON - The Bryan Lady Bears

escaped from the Wauseon Lady Indians

in August 13 NWOAL tennis play, 3-2.

The Lady Indians started strong with

wins from Ellie Hayati and Sally Frank,

but Bryan responded by rattling off

three straight wins to take the meet.

Cherese Bussing was the lone bright

spot for the JV squad, as they dropped

a 3-1 decision to their Bryan counter-

parts.

The following results are by match...

Varsity Singles

Ellie Hayati defeated Linda McDonagh

(Bryan) 6-1 and 6-1

Sally Frank defeated Tiffany Short

(Bryan) 6-4, 4-6 and 6-2

Mackenzie Eberly fell to Megan Steel

(Bryan) 1-6 and 1-6

Varsity Doubles

Ashlyn Boyers / Vicky Kahrs fell toJessica Wittley / Mikayla Borland

(Bryan) 2-6 and 1-6Cassidy Barnes / Lindsay Fager fell to

Kendra Wheeler / Trista Savage(Bryan) 3-6 and 1-6

JV Singles

Autumn Dominique fell to ElizabethHoene (Bryan) 4-8

Cherese Bussing defeated Elizabeth

Huard (Bryan) 8-1

JV Doubles

Michelle Witmer / Sarah Becker fell to

Mariah Stambaugh / Megan Plessner

(Bryan) 6-8

Morgan Bliss / Courtney Fenton fell to

A.J. Breneman / Kim Roberts (Bryan)

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Waso Lady Idias Gt Ito ThWi Colm By Throttlig Ottawa Hills

WAUSEON - It was just a matter of

time before the 0-2 Wauseon Lady

Indians got off the schneid and into

the win column in a big way.

Unfortunately for the Lady Bears of

Ottawa Hills, they were getting off theteam bus at Reighard Park when that

time arrived on August 15. The Tribe

met them on the courts and made

short work of the invaders from the

east, winning in convincing style, 4-1.

Ellie Hayati pitched a shutout in

the second set of her two set sweep,

but it was the doubles team of Ashlyn

Boyers and Vicky Kahrs that put on

the biggest display of dominance on

the day, pitching straight set shut-

outs.

The JV squad was equally as

impressive, blasting the Bears by a

combined score of 24-2 over three

singles matches, with Autumn

Dominique pitching an 8-0 shutout.

The JVs were dominant from top to

bottom in a 5-0 win.The following results are by match.. .

Varsity Singles

Ellie Hayati defeated Amy

Schmielebusch (OH) 6-2 and 6-0

Sally Frank defeated Tiffany Kahle

(OH) 6-4 and 6-1

Mackenzie Eberly fell to Haley Recker

(OH) 5-7, 6-4 and 5-7

Varsity Doubles

Ashlyn Boyers / Vicky Kahrs defeated

Alyssa Schnipke / Lauren Schneeg

(OH) 6-0 and 6-0

Cassidy Barnes / Lindsay Fager

defeated Beth Potthoff / Erin

Hageman (OH) 6-1 and 6-2

JV Singles

Autumn Dominique defeated

Courtney Clossen (OH) 8-0

Cherese Bussing defeated Makenna

Schnipke (OH) 8-1

Michelle Whitmer defeated Alexa

Haselman (OH) 8-1

JV Doubles

Morgan Bliss / Sarah Becker defeated

Elsa Redman / Kristen Ellerbrock

(OH) 8-6

Kaitlyn Sager / Courtney Fenton

defeated Hannah Meyer / Kelsey

Cantrell (OH) 8-5

Stryker High School Athletic Director Announced

PHOTO PROVIDED

SHOWING OFF THE UNIS ... Kim Miller (right) has been named the new Stryker

High School Athletic Director. She is pictured alongside Shauna Leupp displaying

the uniforms for the Stryker baseball team.

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Edons Leanne Field will be the site of the hometown Bombers vs. AyersvillePilots football Jamboree slated for Friday, August 23, 2013. Starting time is setfor 6:00 p.m.

The event, sanctioned by the Ohio High School Athletic Association, is intendedto be conducted during the scrimmage timeline, serving as a dress rehearsal forthe upcoming season. Played in accordance with National Federation of State HighSchool Associations (NFHS) playing rules, at least two quarters of action will beexecuted as a regular game ~ complete with all aspects of the football Friday NightLights experience.

Admission at the gate is set at $4 for adults and $3 for students with a portionof ticket sales contributed to OHSAAs Catastrophe Accident Insurance Fund. Cov-ering all member schools athletes, the policy is in place to assist injured student-athletes whose medical treatment costs exceed twenty-ve thousand dollars. Whilethe annual insurance premium to OHSAA surpasses $600,000, its member schoolspay no membership fee and no insurance fee.

Since its inception in 2009, Jamborees have generated more than seventythousand dollars each year toward the Catastrophic Insurance Fund.

For more information, contact Don Walton, Athletic Director, at 419-272-3213.(Information provided by Edon Athletic Department.)

Bombers Set To Scrimmage Pilots This Friday

Plans are being nalized for student-athletes, coaches, parents and Bomber

supporters to canvass the Edon Northwest Local School District for the annualEdon Athletic Boosters Membership Drive. This years event gets underway Mon-day, August 26, 2013 at 6:00 p.m.

As one of their current fundraisers, money raised by the organization will beused to purchase equipment, uniforms and other items needed by District athletesthroughout their sporting seasons.

If you are unable to renew your membership during the drive or would like tolearn more about the Athletic Boosters and its activities, feel free to contact TinaParrish, Chairperson. Additionally, memberships ($5 per person and $10 per fam-ily) may be sent to: Edon Athletic Boosters, Edon Northwest Local Schools, 802West Indiana Street, Edon OH 43518 or dropped off at the high school ofce duringregular school hours. (Information provided by Edon Athletic Boosters.)

Edon Athletic Boosters Gear-Up ForAnnual Membership Drive On August 26

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE PLANNED Student-athletes from Edon High School will onceagain be busy canvassing the District Monday, August 26, 2013 beginning at 6:00p.m. for the annual Edon Athletic Boosters Membership Drive. As one of their currentfundraisers, money raised by the organization will be used to purchase equipment anduniforms for Edon athletes. After renewing several memberships during the 2012 Drive($5 per person and $10 per family), Abby Hill, Becky Fisk and Sabrina Brown (L-R) hap-pily worked their way back to school

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STRYKER - On the evening of August16, the Stryker Local Schools welcomed inthe community under sunny skies for theirrst Meet the Teams event under new Ath-letic Director, Kim Miller. The well-attend-ed event featured pulled pork sandwicheswith all the xings, and seating at tablesset up in the northwest part of the De-ance Street parking lot.

Each coach came forward with their

charges, and using a bullhorn so that allcould hear, introduced the members oftheir teams. After the introductions, Ms.Miller returned with a bucket full of ticketsto be drawn for several prizes made avail-able.

As the events were proceeding outside,the Multipurpose Room was also active, asa rummage sale was taking place within.Proceeds of the sale beneted the StrykerAthletic Boosters, and included everythingfrom toys, to clothing, to some of the hot-test sellers...vintage Stryker Panther sportsattire. Everything from vintage baseball,softball and basketball jerseys and warm-ups were available, and going out the doorat incredibly low prices. Despite the bestsales pitches from District AdministratorNate Johnson, the retired wrestling sin-glets remained largely untouched.

Timothy Kays can be reached [email protected]

Stryker Schoos Pay Host To Meet The Teams Nght Event

STEP RIGHT UP ... Serving the pulled pork sandwiches was Stryker Varsity Baseballand JV Girls Basketball Coach, Brett Grieser.

PRESENTING YOUR FRESHMEN ... One by one, teams came down to the front to beintroduced to the community.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ... The benet rummage sale featured rows of tables witheverything imaginable, including several tables with vintage Stryker Panthers uniforms.

PERFECT WEATHER FOR THE EVENT ... Nary a cloud in the sky greeted the commu-nity of Stryker as they came out in support of the Stryker fall athletes.

(THE VillAGE REPORTER / THE WAUSEON REPORTER)Wednesday, August 21st, 2013 The Hometown Hudde 5


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Football Action: Wauseon Scrimmage vs WoodmoreTHE HOMETOWN HUDDLE

PHOTOS BY BILL BRAY, STAFF

CALLING THE SHOTS ... WAuSEON'S OffENSIvE HuddLE LISTENS AS Ty SuNTkEN (2) CALLS THE pLAy.

krIS BOySEL WILL BE ONE Of THE rECEIvErS ONTHIS yEAr'S INdIANS SquAd.

EyEING THE SprEAd dOWNfIELd ... Ty SuNTkEN rOLLS OuT fOr A pASS.

CALLING OuT OrdErS ... GuArd JOSH kAuffmAN GIvES dIrECTIONS AS THEO LINE IS rEAdy TO fIrE OuT.

SOpHOmOrE JOSH WHITCOmB WILL BE CALLEd ON fOr kICkING duTIES THIS

SEASON WHILE Ty SuNTkEN WILL BE THE HOLdEr.

ANTHONy WErNEr NEArLy HAd AN INTErCEpTION durING THE WOOdmOrE

SCrImmAGE BuT THE BALL SLIppEd THrOuGH HIS fINGErS.

(THE ViLLagE REpORTER / THE WaUsEON REpORTER)6 The Hometown Huddle Wednedy, auut 21t, 2013

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