Oct
06
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Putnam County's head football coach was born on July 16, 1972, in St. Louis, Mo., in a family with seven other siblings.
Coach Tony Mueller, also the Midgets' athletic director, was number seven in the Mueller pecking order.
The other children in order of birth were: Denise; Arthur, Jr.; Eric; Clayton; Kyle; Lalise; Nick and Tiffany.
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Oct
04
0
John Heide has seen this before.
It's just a different venue, different issues and a different level of importance.
But the dilemma that many Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre fans face on the eve of the Packers/ Minnesota Vikings matchup has similarities to other moments when people find themselves making tough choices.
The most I'm hearing is they're rooting for the Packers -Tony Mueller
Oct
02
0
Fans of old fashioned football should matriculate to Putnam County High School Friday night to watch the Midgets battle Knox County.
Putnam County head coach Tony Mueller said his team prides itself on being physical.
"It's the in-your-face type of football," he said.
It’s the in-your-face type of football -Tony Mueller
Sep
19
0
Putnam County made one of the top-ranked teams in the state work for the win.
Led by running back Shannon Hall's combined 177 yards and three touchdowns rushing and receiving, South Shelby escaped Truman State's Stokes Stadium with a 19-0 win over Putnam County Friday.
The Cardinals, the first team outside the Class 2 top 10 poll, won by three touchdowns over the now 0-4 Midgets, but the game could have been much closer.
I’m very proud of the kids’ effort -Tony Mueller
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Sep
17
0
First-year Putnam head coach Tony Mueller can feel it.
Eliminate the mistakes on offense, continue to play physical defense, and the wins will come.
Unfortunately for the 0-3 Midgets, there next test will be against a top Class 2 team.
[South Shelby] is very tough -Tony Mueller
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Aug
28
0
Although first-year Putnam head coach Tony Mueller said he is looking for improvement from last year, he doesn't believe in setting goals for the number of wins.
"I don't ever talk about wins and losses," Mueller said.
"That's not the most important thing. That's the end result. We talk about doing all the little things it takes to be successful and I want to see our kids to continue to display great character and give max effort. There's no reason for a lack of effort."
I don’t ever talk about wins and losses -Tony Mueller
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Aug
26
0
In Tony Mueller's first year as the head coach of Putnam County, he knows exactly what he wants from his team.
And it doesn't have anything to do with wins and losses.
"This is a program that has been down for a few years," Mueller said of a team that finished 2-8 last year, and 2-5 in the Tri-Rivers Conference.
This is a program that has been down for a few years -Tony Mueller
Aug
22
0
Adults: Dan Hartman 252, Larry Huffman 225, Larry Rescorla 225; Shannon Weybright 224, Lisa Duryee 216.
Juniors: Nathaniel Camp 248, Joey Huffman 231; Cassy Vos 263, Josie Chambers 154.
Tuesday Ten Pins — Allen Johnson 225, Kevin Odle 221, Ed Mang 209; Cheryl Emler 213, Sherri Flora 162, Nancy Clark 162.
Aug
19
0
Tribune, we've been subscribing and reading you faithfully for 29 years, but we're beginning to question our commitment.
We just felt sick when we saw "3 bad pitches" emblazoned across the top of Monday's paper.
What a needlessly negative banner for the end of this summer's magnificent Loggers season.
Aug
18
0
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