Memory Lane Ties Fenwick Stars to Middletown Journal Legacy
Brian Clark, a member of Fenwick's 1982 state title team, later joined Bonaventure College Ohio. A Tulsa native with a brother at Xavier visited Middletown, and the Oklahoma man became The Middletown Journal editor David Goodwin. Warren Johnson, longtime Middies voice, now lies in Florence KY assisted living. Charles Fetner Jr. died in Hamlet NC. first pro at Brown's Run CC, wartime Oak Ridge chemist, died aged 82. Jerry Nardiello is Journal sports editor emeritus.
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Fenwick
Falcon
Clark
Bonaventure College
Kansas
Bonaventure
Tulsa
Okla
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Xavier
Middletown
Middletown Journal
David Goodwin
Warren Johnson
Florence
Johnson
Middletown Middies
Miami University
Cincinnati Royals
Cincy Club
National Basketball Association
Jerry Lucas
Charles Fetner JR
Hamlet
N.C
Brown’s Run Country Club
Fenner
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Jerry Nardiello
Mason named MAC defensive player of year
Despite being ranked No 1 the Miami RedHawks remain focused as Mason earns the MAC defensive player of the year honor. Frees returns from knee trouble health check noted on page C3 with Pittsburgh game recap and scoreboard briefs forthcoming.
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MAC
Miami RedHawks
Reds
Pittsburgh
Fenwick Falcons adapt to height gap in bid for regional
Fenwick enters the Division III regional semifinal against Cincinnati Reading at Wright State after adjusting to the loss of 6‑foot‑5 Chris Bruns. Coach Pat Kreke shifted players to create effective defenses and rely on speed, small-ball lineups, and safe scorers like Tyler Gingrich and Michael McWeeney to offset height disadvantage.
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Fenwick
Falcons
Chris Bruns
Marty Bidwell
Pat Kreke
Cincinnati Reading
Wright State University
Ervin J. Nutter
Bruns
Kreke
Marty
Bill Rost
Billy
Fred) Crawford
Bidwell
Tyler Gingrich
Gingrich
Michael McWeeney
Andrew
McDonald
McWeeney
Ron Alvey
COX
NEW Service
Chad Muntzinger
West Carrollton
Daniels to coach varsity Wildcats
Holly Daniels is named to coach Franklin High School varsity softball replacing Brian Russell. Daniels notes five returning starters, some outfielders, and infield depth while addressing pitching uncertainties after Andrea Braden’s departure. She recalls past coach Judy Throp and aims to keep the team competitive in the Mid- Miami League South.
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Holly Daniels
Franklin
Daniels
Brian Russell
Wildcats
Russell
Bethel Bethel Tate
Andrea Braden
Lindsay Holt
Jamie Kinder
Jordan Terri
Braden
Holt
Courtney McCloud
West Carrollton
Judy Throp
Rudi Johnson signs with Bengals for 2005 season
Bengals confirm Rudi Johnson signed a one year tender worth 6.3 million dollars and aim to improve on last year’s 1454 rushing yards. Marvin Lewis praised Johnson while noting ongoing talks for a longer deal. Johnson had threatened a holdout if franchised.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Marvin Lewis
Rudi Johnson
Lewis
Bengals
Johnson
Cincinnati
Auburn
NFL
Rudi
Dayton
Presidential
Anthony Thomas
Chicago Bears
Bengal
TomBack
Rupi Johnson
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