Centerville tops Middletown 5-0 in girls tennis
Centerville defeats Middletown 5-0 as Kelly Couple, Stephanie Alcorn, and Amanda Morrissee win singles. Doubles pairs Jodie Hochstein Dorsey and Jessica Weprin Spiegel-Edgewood also win, while Middletown drops to 5-8 and Centerville to 9-4. Edgewood hosts Oxford Talawanda in league play.
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Jenna Smith
Jodie Hochstein
Suzanne Dorsey
Alannah Suchomel
Sasha Milton
Jessica Weprin
Sara Spiegel
Ananey Charenge Youth Tournament Winners and Tryouts
Jacob Williams won the overall boys title at Ananey Charenge Youth Tournament with 29 points Rosamaria Christo foro led girls with 39 points Gaige Ryan and Tanner Heilmbright tied for second in 9 Under 1 and Kevin Mack 35 in 9 Under 1 11-12 Dylan Cohee and Zach Nichoson topped 11-12 division Connor OHea and Jimmy Parks tied for third 13 up Joey Richmond led 13 up with 33 Michael Roberts 34 and Matt McKee 35 were runners-up West Chester Sluggers seek players for 2005 season with 4-5 practice days weekly and aim for a national title call Kevin Hollstegge at 513 892-5155 for tryouts
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Jacob Williams
Rosamaria Christoforo
Gaige Ryan
Tanner Heilmbright
Kevin Mack
Dylan Cohee
Zach Nichoson
Connor O'Hea
Jimmy Parks
Joey Richmond
Michael Roberts
Matt McKee
West Chester Sluggers
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Monroe and Reading battle to 1-1 draw in league clash
Rachel Boutson scored off an assist from Lindsay Englebrecht to help Monroe tie Reading 1-1 at Reading. Ashley Fletcher added a goal with help from Samantha Dixon for Reading. Monroe improves to 5-3-2 headed to Oxford Talawanda for a Mid Miami League match. Reading moves to 3-1-3.
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Reading
Rachel Boutson
Hornet
Lindsay Englebrecht
Ashley Fletcher
Samantha Dixon
Blue Devils
Oxford Talawanda
Monroe Narrowly Beats Cincinnati Christian In Golf
Monroe beats Cincinnati Christian by two strokes as Holtze Gulla and Laughlin all shoot 42 to share medalist honors. Gainey 44, Miltenberger 45, Davis 46 for Monroe. Fenwick hosts Hornets at 6 10. Also Middletown JV loses to Lakota East 172 193 with Rosenbaum medalist at 40. Madison Mohawks top New Lebanon Dixie 25 20 24 26 25 19 25 13 as Plumbo shines. Mohawks 8 4 overall 3 0 SWBL travel to Waynesville.
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Holtze
Spencer Gulla
Kevin Laughlin
Tyler Gainey
Matt Miltenberger
Ryan Davis
Fenwick
Hornets
Lakota East
Middletown
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Valley View
Weatherwax
Brooks Howard
Middies
Chris Harte
Rosenbaum
Madison Downs ‘Hounds
Morgan Plumbo
Mohawks
Madison
New Lebanon Dixie
Waynesville
GWOC accepts Fairborn Miamisburg and Springboro in 2007 realignment
The Greater Western Ohio Conference voted unanimously to add Fairborn Miamisburg and Springboro to its competition in fall 2007 creating a new division. Xenia Lebanon and other schools weigh future moves as the Washington area conference reshapes alignments amid school consolidations and football rivalries.
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Beavercreek
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Northmont
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Sidney
Trotwood-Madison
Troy
Vandalia Butler
Twins clinch third straight division title
Torii Hunter and Corey Koskie hit two run homers in the first inning as the Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 8-2 to clinch their third straight division title on rival turf. Henry Blanco and Luis Rivas also homered. Carlos Silva won to pad his streak.
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Florida Marlins
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Giants
Young racers eye Skip Barber path to pro status
Chris and Nathan, rising go kart talents, discuss aiming for the Skip Barber Racing School with campuses at Laguna Seca, Lime Rock, Road America, Sebring, and Daytona. Nathan, not yet 18, remains a fierce contender while planning future moves. They will compete at OVKA’s October 10 event at G&J Raceway in Camden.
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Skip Barber Racing School
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Falcons open new gym with a league win
Fenwick and Middletown split games in a visit, with Adams serving for a 9 1 rally and three aces sealing a game. Fenwick battled back in game four before Terhune closed out Middletown. Falcons travel to Franklin for a Mid Miami League contest.
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WSU tennis coach Herb Foster dies at 57
Wright State University confirms the death of Herb Foster, longtime head coach of both the men’s and women’s tennis teams. Foster, 57, led the men to the 2000-01 Midwestern Collegiate Conference title after joining Wright State in 1996. He previously coached Sinclair Community College and led the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Tennis Club.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
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Nuxhall’s sixty years with Reds marked by unique signing
Middletown event honored Hall of Fame figure Joe Nuxhall as he began with the Reds over six decades ago. Phil Seghi presided at a symbolic signing while press, radio representatives, and wives attended. Nuxhall’s career spans player and broadcaster roles, starting with Miami University sportscasting.
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Phil Seghi
Reds
Hamilton
Nuxhall
The
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Dick Shrider
Yank
Jerry Nardiello
Journal
Reds Hall Of Fame And Museum Set To Open Saturday
Hall of Fame and Museum opening Saturday features a 26 foot theater entrance modeled on the Palace of the Fans, a 1500 pound bat trophy, interactive Play Ball gallery, 50 foot exhibit of 4256 baseballs, and a Rose Garden view. Rhodes, 57, notes strong local collector support and aims to make the museum a regional treasure.
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Rose
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Big Red Machine
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Reds Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
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