Six-run rally falls short in Ackerman Deer Park game
Ackerman Chance downed by Deer Park 17 to 16 in District 7 Knothole. Mike Roberts and Mark Benedetti led Ackerman while Dave Grutter added a triple two doubles and a single in a losing effort. Bob Boyce earned the win with four strikeouts. Victor Johannigman sparked a six-run Del rally in the third but came up one run short.
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Ackerman
Deer Park
Mike Roberts
Mark Benedetti
Dave Grutter
Bob Boyce
Victor Johannigman
Bank-Rapes Oil Southern Ohio Bank
Rapes Oil Co
Ray Hedger
Ken Brown
Rape’s
Ken Ballard
Ray
Bob Cook
Randy Grimes
Kenwood Beverage
Williams Ford
Silverton
John Williams
Jim Schneider
Ralf Wennemeyer
Ford City
Mike Koterba
Mark Bruggeman
Mark Lynsky
Jets win fourth straight in Blue Ash girls softball
Jets beat SSTs 8 to 5 for their fourth consecutive win with Terry Nichols earning the victory and Pam Piersall taking the loss. Jets loaded first inning with singles from Gifford and Singleton and a three run homer by Mona Roberts.
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Jets
Blue Ash
Dune
Terry Nichols
Pam Piersall
Jackie Gifford
Judy Singleton
Mona Roberts
Janice Seger
Tami McGreevy
Margaret Hoffman
Kathy Eigle
Rose Romans
Laurie McMann
Oan
Coach to Aid in Football Selections for Clinic
Dave Hurst head football coach at Sycamore High will help assemble the staff for the National Coaches Clinic to be held June 27 through July 1 in Monticello New York. He wrote The Maze on blocking and contributed to athletic magazines. A Duke graduate Hurst played guard and tackle under Wallace Wade and Bill Murray and was on the 1952 Southern Conference championship team. He served in the Army Amphibious Force Team and the Atlantic Fleet champions. He holds a master's from Xavier University in addition to a Duke B A.
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Dave Hurst
Belleview Rd
Sycamore High
Monticello
New York
Hurst
Duke University
Wallace Wade
Bill Murray
Army Amphibious Force
Duke
Xavier University
Tapers Remain Undefeated with 9-0 Run and Big Win
In Class D action, the Tapers edged Ray Williams Air Conditioning 5-4 as Walthour earned the win and Robbie Allonier pitched well for Ray Williams who led 4-1 in the fourth. The Tapers improved to 9-0 on the season.
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Franklin Cadillac
Doug Walthour
Tapers
Pete Ebel
Kofker
Tom Griffiths
Steve Brockman
Mark Lamb
Steelcraft-Police extend win streak with 19 5 victory
Steelcraft-Police defeated the Blue Ash Lions 19 to 5 to push their winning streak to four. Tony Young earned the save after relieving starter Joe Farfsing. Ted House led Steelcraft with six RBIs and two doubles, while Joe Farfsing powered a homer and a triple.
Reds Clinch Second in Pee Wee League Tie With Golds
The Reds defeated the Purples 5-2 behind Ron Satterfield's pitching and two hits from Satterfield. Jeff Ward added three hits, and Pat Maloney Chuck Woelkenberg Jack Cummins and Scott Davis supplied run producers. Purple Todd Smith had a solid hit to drive in a run. Reds outfield Brian Maher made two great catches. In other games the Golds beat the Orange 11-6 as Tom Willging drove in six with a homer trio. The Blues beat the Royals 9-8 with Scott Miller winning and Don Behan contributing two unassisted double plays. All Star game is set for Thursday July 8 under the Deer Park lights.
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Steelcraft-Police
Blue Ash Lions
Tony Young
Joe Farfsing
Steelcraft- Police
Matt Suter
Mike, Suter
Ted House
Tim Tynan
Jim Farfsing
Chuck Sellars
Lions
Sean Bradfish
Pat Connors
Mike Suter
Burnett Pontiac
Kolesar
Kolesar Ins
Milldale Lumber
Dairy Queen
Milldale
Greg Smith
Blue Ash Pee Wee League
Scott Beamer
Ralph Trentham
Vince Rogers
Tony Traub
McKaig
Hargis
Traub
Pritchard
Smith
Rogers
Krauss
Dairy
Don Morrison
Rickey Monhollen
Rusty Hoffman
Reds
Ron Satterfield
Purples
Golds
Jerry Westerkamp
Jeff Ward
Satterfield
Pat Maloney
Chuck Woelkenberg
Jack Cummins
Scott Davis
Purple
Orange
Tom Willging
Pat Kapson
Ferris
R.B.I
Hartman
Columbia
Blues
Royals
Scott Miller
Dave Beckman
Don Behan
Pat Driscoll
John Becker
Jeff Zuckerman
Deer Park
Machinex reaches 20 wins with Sycamore victory
Machinex defeated Sycamore Letterman Club 6 to 1 in District 27 play for their 20th win and a 20 7 season record. Thomas and Stewart led at the plate, while Rubrecht pitched a six inning win in knothole action.
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North College Hill Frisch
Kent Johnson
Matt Walchle
Jeff Stepford
Sycamore Letterman
Machinex
Keller
Behm
Stewart
Wirthlin
Thomas
Schumacher
Macauly
Rubrecht
Stingers Tie for Lead With Eight Inning Win
Deer Park Stingers beat Madeira Bushelman Construction 14 to 11 in eight innings to reach 7-1 atop the East Hills girls softball league. Mary McGing homered for Deer Park. Janice Bushelman Jill Miller and Gina Orse homered for Bushelman. Debbie Brauning earned the win as Sue Meiers Lisa Arcady and McGing went 4 for 5 for Deer Park.
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Stingers
Madeira
Bushelman Construction
East Hills
Bushelman
Mary McGing
Janice Bushelman
Jill Miller
Gina Orse
Sue Meiers
Lisa Arcady
Debbie Brauning
Barbers Extend Lead With Two More Knothole Wins
The Squeak's Barbers won two class A knothole games last week, beating North Avondale 6 5 and Midland Guardian 5 1 to lift their season record to 22 6. Jay Case tripled and Tony Ziegler drove in two, while Bob Bresnen and Marty Adkins shared pitching duties. Mike Chrisman drove in three runs as the Barbers prep for a demanding upcoming week with three rematches against earlier defeats.
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Barbers
North Avondale
Midland Guardian
Jay Case
Tony Ziegler
RBI
Bob Grinkemeyer
Marty Adkins
Marty
Bob Bresnen
Bob
Mike Chrisman
Marathon Oil Beats Watkins 7-3 In District 27 Meet
Marathon Oil defeated Watkins Manufacturing 7-3 in District 27. Jon Lowrey pitched a one hit game until the final inning as Braunschweig and Bull led the offense. Braunschweig had two hits and Bull two squeeze bunt sacrifices. Scotty McCall tripled. Auchberger Gehler Hesterberg and Lowrey added singles. Meyer pitched for Watkins. Lowrey allowed one hit and struck out 13 before misplaying a grounder at first.
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Roy Hesterberg
Lowrey
Mike Reaster
Watkins
Tom Meyer
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