Middies Induct Tennis Stars Into Hall of Fame
Pam Mitchell and Joni Urban were honored at Middletown High Sports Hall of Fame ceremonies at the Manchester Inn for lifelong tennis contributions. The event remembered early roots at Middletown Tennis Club and featured nostalgia from former Middies and family stories, with one inductee absent due to passing. Jerry Nardiello notes more reminiscences in Thursday’s column.
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Middletown High Sports Hall of Fame
Manchester Inn
Pam (Goetz) Mitchell
Cincinnati
Patty (Miller) Gage
Pam
Patty
Middletown Tennis Club
Joni Urban
Denver
Mitchell
Urban
Paul Lanson
Evelyn Oakley
Bardstown
Paul
University of Kentucky
Shelby Linville
Oakley
Cliff Hagen
Jerry Nardiello
The
Journal
Bengals coach takes blame as Jets top Bengals 31 24
Cincinnati coach Marvin Lewis took the blame for a 31 to 24 loss to the Jets amid a promising update on defense with the return of Brian Simmons and Deltha O Neal. He noted several injuries dampening depth and targeted a quick rebound against the Dolphins in the national telecast home opener.
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Cincinnati
Marvin Lewis
Bengals
New York Jets
Brian Simmons
Deltha O’neal
Lewis
Miami Dolphins
Kim Herring
Larry Moore
Caleb Miller
Matthias Askew
Jets
Dolphins
Curtis Martin
Middies top Hornets in three in MI league match
Middletown athletic staff praised a 25-15 25-9 25-20 win over Monroe Hornets. Amy Truck and Ann Terhune led Middies with 12 and eight kills respectively, while Monroe errors helped the hosts surge. Monroe freshman setter Heath er Rainey missed the game with an injury and coach Traci Hines remained hopeful after the loss.
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Middletown
Monroe Hornets
Ron Mullikin
Mullikin
Hornet Bunch
Middies
Amy Truck
Ann Terhune
Truck
Terhune
Monroe
Shelby Pettus
Alyssa Tendrup
Hornets
Tendrup
Hines
Heather Rainey
Gary Stelzer
Middletown Journal
Mopetown
Lesa Gray
Cassie Tucker
Middletown High School
Reds beat Phillies as Wilson bears burden in win
Cincinnati tops Philadelphia by a run. Paul Wilson appears to bear a gorilla on his back after the victory, while a late Bengals Jets note hints at a game finishing with a Palmer pass picked off by Erik Coleman sealing Jets win.
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Cincinnati
Paul Wilson
Bengals
Palmer
Chad Johnson
Erik Coleman
Jets
Falcons Defeat Badin in Rival Tennis Showdown
Fenwick High School nets top Badin 4-1 as Heather Butt clinches the deciding win at No 1 singles. Lauren Dickerson and Lauren Steway win doubles 6-1 6-1, while Katie Harrison and Lisa Ling take 6-2 6-3. Badin’s Lori Alfers beats Carolyn Hageman 6-2 6-3. Butt improves to 8-0 with a 6-3 third set win over Jessica Flannery.
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Fenwick
Hamilton Badin
Falcons
Rams
Mary Joseph
Badin
Joseph
Lenwick
Lauren Dickerson
Lauren Steway
Suzanne Fuhrman
Andrea Zettler
Katie Harrison
Lisa Ling
Tricia Baden
Krista Meyer
Lori Alfers
Carolyn Hageman
Heather Butt
Christina Denham
Butt
Jessica Flannery
Flannery
Packers Dominate Panthers Behind Green's Three Scores
Green Bay quarterback Brett Green ran for two touchdowns and caught another as the Packers beat the Carolina Panthers 24-14. Green rushed for 119 yards while Carolina, hampered by a flawed offensive line, struggled to move the ball. Stephen Davis was held to 26 yards after a standout 1,444-yard season last year.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ahman Green
Carolina Panthers
Green
Green Bay Packers
Panthers
Carolina
Green Bay
Matt Willig
Rich Tylski
Stephen Davis
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Springboro
Greater Miami
Princeton
John Bombatch
Rick Hayner
Associated Press
Mike Minter
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