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The Rapscallions, formed in 1980 by four Bowling Green State University (Ohio) students, won the 1984 international quartet championship in St. Louis, Missouri. The quartet placed in the top ten internationally each of the three years they competed: ninth place in 1982, sixth in 1983, and first in 1984. Tenor Dave Smotzer, lead David Wallace, baritone Tim Frye, and bass Jeff Oxley formed the quartet in 1980 while working summer jobs in Cedar Point, Ohio, to earn money to return to the university.

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rdfs:comment	The Rapscallions, formed in 1980 by four Bowling Green State University (Ohio) students, won the 1984 international quartet championship in St. Louis, Missouri. The quartet placed in the top ten internationally each of the three years they competed: ninth place in 1982, sixth in 1983, and first in 1984. Tenor Dave Smotzer, lead David Wallace, baritone Tim Frye, and bass Jeff Oxley formed the quartet in 1980 while working summer jobs in Cedar Point, Ohio, to earn money to return to the university. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canton, Ohio Baritone Bass (voice type) Bowling Green State University Compact Cassette Melody The New Tradition The Marriage of Figaro Man of La Mancha Cedar Point Wayne County, Ohio Acoustix Barbershop Harmony Society Tenor Barbershop Harmony Society Barbershop quartets Ohio Max Q (quartet) Sweet Adelines International Side Street Ramblers List of quartet champions by year St. Louis, Missouri LP album
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