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Ralph Weil rolls out his 2008 mentoring class as the Novice Division of the Queen City Tournament. From left to right the youngsters are Chris Arnold, Spencer Straw, Liam Garrett, Chandler Straw, Austin Behler and Isaac McMichael. |
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Pat Schuler discusses his Achilles Heal injury with Tournament Director, Jack Dean. Pat was hurt during his Friday night doubles match and was forced to withdraw. |
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Marty Clemens tries to find the Michigan State basketball game on Jim’s computer while George Lehocky looks around for the barmaid, Corey. |
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Novice, Isaac McMichael, looks pretty spiffy sporting his newly acquired, GCHA headband. |
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Jim Wohl looks pleased that Alma Dupps and Beth Baker decided to start serving Saturday’s lunch. |
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Will Straw explains to the Novices how and where their 15 point matches will be played. |
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Open singles winner, Bob Lohmueller (right), and John Friedrich pose after playing a hard fought tie-breaker. |
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Golden Masters winner, Steve Dykes (right), and Bob Bardeau looking a little bushed after their match. |
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50-B Singles runner-up, Greg Fite, is all smiles as he congratulates winner, Pat Lunn, after a hard fought match. |
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60 Singles finalist, Sam Peters, and winner, Rick Stevens (right). |
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B Singles winner, Mark Schuette, is all smiles after defeating Micah Garcia (right) in the finals. |
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C Singles finalist, Gerry Pyle (left), and winner, Mike Cain. As you can see, Mike is a product of the Miami U. handball program. |
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Thanks to our hosts for the tournament, Paul and Beth Baker (right) and their staff person, Corey. |
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Open Doubles players Gary Reece, Don Parker, Kevin Hill and Marty Clemens. Kevin and Marty were the victors. |
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Golden Masters Doubles winners, Jeff Metzger and Paul Baker, are congratulated by runners-up, Mike Reilly and Will Straw. |
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60 Doubles winners, Bill Cleary and Rick Graham, exchange smiles with Rick Stevens and Doug Blankemeyer. |
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B Doubles runners-up, Ron Rollinson and Jeff Blankemeyer (left), take time for a photo op with winners, Micah Garcia and Chris Giannamore. |