Track sectional meets set across area high schools
Sectional track events begin this afternoon at Princeton High for Class AAA with Middletown Lebanon Monroe Franklin Lakota and Talawanda. Finals Friday at Princeton determine district qualifiers. Welcome Stadium hosts Dayton Sectional for Class AA with Thursday prelims and Saturday finals. Fenwick competes in Cincinnati Sectional at Country Day. Class A runs 3:30 p.m start with finals Friday. Rain delayed events and rescheduled VFW meet to May 16. Baseball and softball sectionals also pushed back to 4 p.m. start with Fenwick facing Waynesville in Round 2 Wednesday.
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Franklin
Lakota
Talawanda
Dayton
Princeton
Welcome Stadium
Fenwick
Cincinnati
Country Day High School
Edgewood High
Waynesville
Monroe’s Evick signs with NKU baseball program
Left handed pitcher Bob Evick of Monroe signed a national letter of intent to play at Northern Kentucky University. Evick, 24, in his second varsity year, hit for a low batting average and also played for the Middletown Trojan amateur team this summer and on the Monroe basketball squad.
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Bob Evick
Monroe
Northern Kentucky University
Evick
Middletown Trojan
Tornadoes Crush Brass Rail 4-0 in Cup Matchup
In a 67-8 Division Redding Ins 3 game, the Tornadoes dominated Brass Rail 0, while Assoc. 4 faced Redding Ins 3 in a high scoring matchup showing offense from both sides.
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Tornadoes
Assoc
Brass Rail
Bellbrook Wins By Draw In Laughing Middletown Class AA Tourney
Middletown High uses a bye to secure Bellbrook as Class AA champion as three teams contend for titles with Carlisle and Valley View opening the tied bracket. Ed Skeeter Payne critiques the post season slow pitch switch amid a jumble of trophies and planned awards.
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Iddletown High
Bellbrook
Dayton
Ed ‘‘Skeeter
Payne
Middletown High Athletic Department
Mason and Kings
Little Miami
Middletown
Centerville
Kettering Alter
Fairmont West
Fairfield
Princeton
Miamisburg
Ohio High School Athletic Association
OHSAA
Secret weapon Elaine Busse helps Sonics in playoffs
Elaine Busse, a nationally known nutritionist and massage therapist, is credited by Seattle players and coachs with aiding Marvin Webster and others. Her regimen of vitamins, fruit juices, vegetables, breathing, massage, and exercise reportedly assisted Webster after hepatitis and aided Johnson, Fred Brown, and John Johnson during the playoff bout with Denver.
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Denver
Larry Brown
Elaine Busse
Sonic Marvin Webster
Hepatitis Brown
Webster
Nuggets
Marvin
Dennis Johnson
Fred Brown
John Johnson
Go On TV Wins River Downs Feature Race
Go On TV captured the $4,500 allowance purse at River Downs on Monday, paying $5.00, $3.00 and $2.40. Flying Spark paid $3.60 and $2.60, with Cher A Mio at $3.20 as the show horse. The daily double 9-8 returned $26.20 for Roman Sunup and Echoeing Spirit from a pool of $368,589 across 3,063 wagers.
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Cher A Mio
Rice and Rose named Players of the Week in MLB honors
Boston's Jim Rice led the American League with a .552 average 4 homers and 15 RBIs across seven games while Pete Rose joined majors with 3 000 hits as National League Player of the Week. Tennis notes from Dusseldorf and World Team Tennis update Navratilova of the Boston Lobsters named Player of the Week after two wins and doubles success.
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Jose Higueras
Ali Pinner
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Sr .Louis
Martina Navratilova
Boston Lobsters
Navratilova
Chris Evert
Lobsters
Los Angeles Strings
Greer Stevens
Evert
Ann Kiyomura
Musial jokes about career and outs in Athens interview
Stan Musial, 57, jokes about holding the record for outs in a wide ranging Athens talk. He cites Ty Cobb, recalls wine extending his career, and names Curt Simmons and Warren Spahn as tough pitchers. He recalls nearly choosing Pitt on a basketball scholarship before baseball.
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Athens, Ohio
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Musial
Hall of Fame
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Curt Simmons
Phillies
Simmons
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Spahn
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St. Louis Cardinals
Donora
University of Pittsburgh
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