Springboro Cross Country Invitational Highlights Local Rivalries
Springboro dominated the varsity races at Patricia Allen Park with Chad Balgo winning the boys and Kelly Schwieterman the girls. Middletown and Kings Mills Kings trailed in both team standings as Springboro claimed the girls title and Kings topped the boys. Schwieterman noted a fast early pace as Middletown’s young team used the meet to gain experience for upcoming events.
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Springboro
Patricia Allen Park
Chad Balgo
Kelly Schwieterman
Panthers
Middletown
Kings Mills Kings
Kings
Schwieterman
Anne Koppen
Kalee Hollon
Katie Buechler
Emily McCormick
Kathleen Hause
Lindsey Marchi
Ally Kerns
Megan Williams
Kayla Harrison
Rebekah Farthing
Kristin Sawyer
Brittaney Cmeihl
Madison Johnson
Scott Dalton
Clayton Northmont
Balyo
Springboro shuts down Fenwick in chippy soccer clash
Mid-Miami League foe Springboro defeated Fenwick 3-1 at Krusling Field as Daniel Givens and John Noble put the Panthers ahead after a strong showing by keeper Michael Sayers. Fenwick netted first through Matt Mutlu before Springboro pulled even and added two late goals. Yellow cards flared as Bohaboy praised his team's resilience.
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Fenwick High School
Andy Vollmer
Vollmer
Fenwick
Krusling Field
Falcons
Springboro
Nick Filloon
Panther
Paul Bohaboy
Bohaboy
Justin Munafo
Matt Mutlu
Infielders Machado Lopez Deliver for Reds
Philadelphia visits Cincinnati as Reds blank the Phillies 7 6 with two run triples from Anderson Machado and Felipe Lopez. Lidle starts for the Reds after a July trade, while Claussen faces Myers in a 12 35 p m game broadcast on WLW 700.
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Lopez
Reds
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson Machado
Felipe Lopez
Phillies
Brett Myers
Brandon Claussen
Todd Jones
Philadelphia
Cory Lidle
Lidle
David Bell
Watson makes most of his chances for Bengals
Kenny Watson, not the league rushing leader, led Cincinnati with 25 rushing yards on one carry and added two receptions for 15 yards with a 6-yard touchdown in the 31-24 loss to the Jets. He also set up a field goal and impressed for limited touches.
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Cincinnati
Kenny Watson
Bengals
New York Jets
Watson
Washington Redskins
Carson Palmer
Ing
Chad Johnson
Rudi Johnson
Penn State
Shayne Graham
Kenny
Washington
Marvin Lewis
Stephen Davis
Rudi
Blame Over Players Leads to Oakland Coliseum Altercation
Security at Network Associates Coliseum in Oakland was increased Tuesday after an altercation Monday night between Texas Rangers players and fans. The note appears in the baseball roundup and sports pages.
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Network Associates Coliseum
Oakland
Texas Rangers
Miami coach preaches aggressive defense after loss to Cincinnati
Terry Hoeppner lamented Miami's tentative defense after a 45-26 defeat by Cincinnati. He urged players to force action, noting eight Cincinnati plays of 20 yards or more and 599 total yards. Josh Betts passed for 416 yards and four touchdowns while Ryne Robinson scored twice as a threat beyond punt returns. Adam Ciborowski cut his hair for Locks of Love as Miami prepares for next game.
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Oxford
Terry Hoeppner
Franklin College
Miami University
Miami
Cincinnati
Hoeppner
RedHawks
Bearcats
Josh Betts
Vandalia Butler
MAC
Betts
Michigan
Josh
Adam Ciborowski
Locks of Love
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Middie ’Boro
Gary Stelzer
Middletown Journal
Jake Eisenhut
Matt Muttu
Fenwick Falls
Boro
Daniel Givens
Sauers
John Noble
Payton Rasey
Zach Johnson
Phil Trotta
Dayton Stebbins
Oxford Talawanda
The
Journal
By Hal McCoy
WLW
Tom Uhlman
Associated Press
Paul Brown Stadium
Dolphins
Tennessee
Titans
Chris Perry
Willie Anderson
Larry Moore
John Bombatch
By Kyte Nagel
Robinson
Ryne Robinson
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