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Daily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake
Circle of trust
Mount Union football coach Larry Kehres (from left) uses two of his players, Nate Kmic and Greg Micheli, to demonstrate relationships on a football team at Woody's Restaurant on Tuesday morning. Kehres spoke for nearly 45 minutes before answering questions from the crowd.
Mount Union coach talks about keys to success
By BRANDON DRAKE
Staff writer
Larry Kehres knows a thing or two about winning football games.
After all, he has built one of the most successful programs in all of college football in his 22 years at the helm of the Mount Union Purple Raiders.
While Kehres would not reveal all his coaching tricks, he shared some of his experiences and philosophies with a crowd at Woody's Restaurant for the First Citizens National Bank breakfast on Tuesday morning. Also joining him was Purple Raiders' quarterback Greg Micheli - a 2005 Upper Sandusky High School graduate - and running back Nate Kmic.
"We've won a lot of games," he said. "Matter of fact, we try to win every game. There certainly needs to be no (apology) for that. That's what you strive for and the object is to win the game.
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Signs will hopefully direct motorists to Kirby
By LAUREN SCHLOSSER
Staff writer
KIRBY - Signs eventually will point the way to Kirby, but it is not known when that will happen.
Mayor Tim Stansbery said a representative from the Ohio Department of Transportation contacted him and said signs will be put up indicating the location of Kirby and CH 330. The ODOT representative said it is not known exactly where and when they will be put up. One may be at the intersection of CH 330 and U.S. 30 in Wyandot County and one may be at U.S. 30 and Ohio 37 in Hardin County, Stansbery said.
ODOT first must do a study to determine what size of signs are needed, he said.
Councilman Scott Thiel said he does not care whether signs are put up and would rather have a ramp to Kirby.
It was discussed that a storm drainage tile on the west side of the village on old Jackson Street is plugged.
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Beating the defender
Upper Sandusky senior Clare Aubry scoops the ball toward the basket in the first half against Tiffin Columbian. She finished with 27 points, including the game-winning free-throws with 4.8 seconds left.
Seniors, Bell go out winners in final home game
By LONNIE McMILLAN
Sports editor
Tuesday night's home finale against Tiffin Columbian was a celebration of the career of Upper Sandusky girls basketball coach Andra Bell. But it also was a night for the seniors.
Clare Aubry scored 27 points, including the game-winning free throws with 4.8 seconds left, and Rebecca Gamby had 10 points and six rebounds in the Rams' 52-50 victory against the Tornadoes.
"This is a great way for our seniors to finish up," Bell said.
After running out more than a minute of clock, Aubry was bumped along the sideline, nearly 30 feet from the basket.
 Daily Chief-Union/John
Blake
Beating the
defender
Riverdale's
Kristi
Kotterman
attempts to dribble past an Ontario defender during the Falcons' 74-45 home win Tuesday
on Senior Night. Kotterman finished with nine points.
Riverdale clinches at least a share of NCC title with win
By JOHN BLAKE
Times sports writer
MOUNT BLANCHARD - Riverdale let Ontario hang around temporarily but got down to business after the first quarter to cruise to a 74-45 home win on senior night.
The victory ups the Falcons' record to 16-2 overall and 12-0 in the North Central Confernce, a mark ensuring them of at least share of the league title with two games to play in the regular season. The Warriors fall to 11-8 overall.
(Refer to page 6 of today's Daily-Chief Union)
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