Mets Sweep Track Meet in Narrow MML Championship Win
Monroe High edges Oxford Talawanda to claim the Mid-Miami League title with 63 points led by Bill Shearer and Ian Silar. Relay squad of Goff Combs Tillman joined to set a 1:35.7 880. Other marks include Madison 2:06.3 half mile and Pagnard 53.1 440 as Talawanda tops with 58. Silar wins both hurdles and Fenwick dominates day with 63 points.
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Monroe High
Hind
Oxford Talawanda
Hornets
Bill Shearer
Shearer
MML
Talawanda
Franklin
Madison
Fenwick
Lebanon
V.F.W
Lakota
Mike Wells
Tom Pagnard
Bob Munger
Mike Eaton
Mike Emmons
Pagnard
Dave Hollingsworth
Talwanda
Alex Fultz
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Fultz
Monroe
Silar
Fen
Long
Fra
Auble
Tillman
Haney
Beardsley Low At Brown's Run
The Brown's Run Country Club held its first Ladies Day with top honors to Mrs. C. C Beardsley for 84 low net. First Flight low net went to Mrs. Vic Carpenter with 77 and top putter was Mrs. Virgil Clark with 30.
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Brown's Run Country Club
C. C Beardsley
Vic Carpenter
Virgil Clark
E. H. Bindley
Walter Evans
Joe Holton
Jack Sutter
Dan Hobbs
Robert Nelson
Fred Winslow
Harold Moon
Lee Weitzenkorn
John Donnelly
Stu Hatch
F. K. East
Paul Long
C. W. Graff
James Fiessenger
Tony Tenore
Jerry Brown
W. R. Steele
Buchanon Tops Forest Hills Ladies Day With 90
Margaret Buchanon posted the top score of 90 on Forest Hills Country Club Ladies Day. Ruth Lawson and Rose Bowen tied for second with 95 while Wen die Kneisel claimed low net at 82. Alma Taulbee and Meddy Bingham were one stroke behind. Ruby Althoff won putting with 29.
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Margaret Buchanon
Forest Hills Country Club
Ruth Lawson
Rose Bowen
Wendie Kneisel
Alma Taulbee
Meddy Bingham
Ruby Althoff
Betty Selby
Alma McGee
Helda Trent
Shirley Wenzel
Zelda Lane
Betty Hughes
Betty McGee
Elsie Nicols
Betty Pence
Kathy Riley
Fenwick, Germantown, Waynesville reach Class A tourney semis
Fenwick Falcons beat Springboro 14-2 in New Miami with a 15 hit attack led by Jurkowitz and Schramm. Germantown edged New Paris Jefferson 12-11 as Moyer triple heroics sparked the win. Waynesville crushed Seven Mile 13-4 to set up a semi with Lincoln Heights, while Lincoln Heights toppled Trenton 17-3. Semis set for Tuesday at Smith Park.
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Mets
Armco Park
O. H
T. Milton
Prichard
Bill Mallory
Thompson
Saxer
Marx
Antilla
Temple
M.D
D. Ledford
E. Gibbs
J. McFarland
H. S
Griffin
H.S
Griffith, Harrison and Burgemeier
Zincgrip
Fenwick
Germantown
Waynesville
Trenton
Lincoln Heights
Falcons
Springboro
Dan Jurkowitz
Chuck Schramm
Kevin Kennedy
Steve O'Neil
Dennis Bowman
New Miami
Clinton Massie
Cincinnati
Seven Mile
Smith Park
Dayton
New Paris Jefferson
Roger Moyer
Moyer
Pat Byrd
Monroe Routs Ross Township in 17-0 baseball win
Monroe, hosting as visitors, exploded for 17 runs while pitcher Steve Miltenberger blanked Ross Township. Ken Waits led with three hits and Len Harte and Randy Taulbee added two apiece as Monroe improved to 10-5.
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Ross Township
Monroe
Hornets
Steve Miltenberger
Rams
Ken Waits
Len Harte
Randy Taulbee
Ross Om
Miltenberger
McGuire
Hall
Baker
Crouch
Sonder
Lakes
Snyder
Third Time Is A Charm For Franklin Wildcats Baseball
Franklin defeats Lebanon 9 to 3 to notch its 13th win after two prior losses in the series. Pitcher Shannon Moore improves to 4–0 with six hits allowed. Dave Burkett and Leroy Lamb each collect two hits to support the effort as Franklin improves to 13-3. Line score shows Lebanon 000 0210 3, Franklin 124 011 x 9. Judd Henderson Moore Hollingsworth Burkett.
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Franklin
Wildcats
Lebanon
Shannon Moore
Dave Burkett
Leroy Lamb
Cats
Judd
Henderson
Moore
Hollingsworth
Burkett
Lakota Extends Unbeaten Tennis Streak to 13
Lakota defeated Hamilton Badin 4-1 to keep its flawless run intact. Singles winners were Red Buie Greg Jolivette Ralph Davidson with notable battles, while doubles saw Knoth Roberts and Birchfield Reeder dominate their matches.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Badin
Red Buie
Steve Bossert
Greg Jolivette
Tom Hatton
Ralph Davidson
Paul Seal
Ray Knoth
Vic Roberts
Bob Sizemore
Dennis McCabe
Dave Birchfield
Phil Reeder
Tom Williams
Steve Schnell
Hawk Netters Golfers Win at Brown's Run and Chautauqua
Madison High golf beat Trenton 62 to 42 at Brown's Run to move to 8-3-1. Netters edged Carlisle 3-2 at Chautauqua to reach 3-7, while Carlisle stands 7-2. Golf summary lists Kas Oganowski Pat Enright George Pal Mike Gilmore scoring for Madison.
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Madison High
Trenton
Brown
Carlisle
Chautauqua
Madison
Kas Oganowski
Pat Enright
George Pal
Mike Gilmore
Tim Vennefron
Bowling Honor Roll Top Performers Weighed in Scores
A list of bowlers across men and women tallies shows high series by B Theodore 680, J Davis 646, F Armstrong 643, M Longman 598, and J Jiles 518. Multiple players posted 500s and above in the season honor roll.
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B. Theodore
J. Davis
F. Armstrong
T. Marchelli
D. Bowlin
A. James
Cc. Yocum
G. Combs
J. Schuster
J .C. Sorrell
E. Fabing
H. Grosardt
B. Mobley
M. Longman
L. Thurman
J. Dysart
D. Coomer
L. Garcia
M. Shockey N. Mehl
B. Lay
R. Day
A. Callahan
Z. Taylor
J. Jiles
L. Poffenbarger
JK. McCoy
J. Root
T. Fisher
Tennis singles and doubles results from a local match
The report lists players including Dennis Marini Ron Slone Dve Taylor and Steve Wood Rick Johnson Danny Susong Mike Shoemaker Alan Blevins Bruce Brown in singles with scores 6-0 6-0 6-4 4-6 7-5 6-1 and doubles teams Art Cassill Jim Helsinger Don Bowles Jack McIntosh Mike Copenhaver Wayne Wallace and Mike Sample Tim Murphy with 6-4 6-0 6-1 6-2 results.
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Steve Wood
Rick Johnson
Danny Susong
Mike Shoemaker
Alan Blevins
Bruce Browning
Art Cassill
Jim Helsinger
Don Bowles
Jack McIntosh
Mike Copenhaver
Wayne Wallace
Mike Sample
Tim Murphy
Springboro teams sweep with tennis and golf wins
Springboro High students posted two wins as Blanchester tennis won 5-0 and Holly Hills golf beat Waynesville 6 2 to 2 2. Panthers golfers raise season record to 13 3 1 while tennis results list singles winners and doubles victors.
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Springboro
Blanchester
Holly Hills
Waynesville
Middies Cup Two Matches At Home
Middletown High teams won both golf and tennis at home yesterday while baseball with Garfield was postponed. Golfers won 9-0 at Wildwood to improve to 10 3 1 overall and 7 1 in the GMC. netters won 4-1 at the Tennis Club to go 11 2 and 7 1. Junior varsity track finished second at Fairfield with Wright winning the 100 and high jump.
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Middletown High
Hamilton Garfield
Garfield
Netters
Wildwood
Middie
Middies
Fairfield
Princeton
Wright
Frazier
Crosby
Perrin
Tom Greene
Marc Cohen
Mark Kinder
David Wells
Dennis Bowling
Scott Whittlesey
Rick Smith
Tom Hofstadter
McKinley and Roosevelt Win Dual Track Meets
McKinley beat Manchester 65 44 at McKinley with Heard and McGuire each winning two events. Roosevelt defeated Amanda 77 32 at Roosevelt where Amanda’s Hughes won two and tied one with Pratt from Roosevelt, who also earned another win for a double.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Manchester
Amanda
Heard
McGuire
Hughes
Pratt
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