New Richmond Perfect In CCL Baseball Race
New Richmond stayed unbeaten in the CCL as Todd Benzinger hit a key homer giving the Lions a 3-1 win over Batavia. Steve Kelch led Batavia with two hits as Amelia beat N Eastern 7-5 and Bill Rapp prevailed with Tim Warner taking the loss while Warner had two hits and Wayne Fair scored twice. Jim Jones had two hits and four RBIs for ONE while Felicity blanked Hopper 6-0 and Warner doubled with two hits. N Eastern slugged Bethel 13-5 behind Tim Brinker supporting an 18-hit attack. Warner and Bauer had three hits as Jeff Walker took the loss for Bethel. Ken Barnhorst drove in the winning two runs as Batavia rallied to defeat Bethel 5-4 with Brent Anstaett the winner. Batavia beat Felicity 8-5 as Ed Redman allowed three hits. Turner absorbed the loss. Western beat Goshen 6-1 as Kevin Blanton won and Dave Gilreath took the loss. Bryan Moon homered and drove in three with Estep adding two hits. In a later meet, Block and Overla finished strong with three-fifths racing weights. Mike Bet En A player struck out eight in relief. New Richmond then fell to Kentucky state runner-up Connors 4-2 as Chuck Warden took the loss despite eight strikeouts.
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New Richmond
Todd Benzinger
Lions
Batavia
Steve Kelch
Bulldogs
Amelia
Bill Rapp
Tim Warner
Wayne Fair
Jim Jones
RBI
Felicity
Hopper
Jones
Warner
N'Eastern
Bethel
Tim Brinker
Jeff Walker
Bauer
Frank Johnson
John Dean
Kevin Kelley
Walker
Dave Davis
Goshen
Kevin Blanton
Dave Gilreath
Bryan Moon
Steve Estep
Watkins
Kentucky
Conners
Chuck Warden
Kentucky State
Rob Hatfield
Stultz
John Hatfield
Spitznagel
Day
Western Hills
Mustangs
Emmert
Kevin Wolfe
Trojans
Tristate
EHL
Deer Park
Greer
Trojan
Glen Este
Loveland
Trojans reap honors in championship tourney
Glen Este placed second in the Queen City Umpires Tournament as Princeton edged them 10-0 due to tired pitching. George Jurich fired a two hitter in a 15-3 win over Landmark Christian. John Hatfield, Stultz, Day and Spitznagel led Glen Este with multiple hits and RBIs in key games.
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Glen Este
Queen City
Trojans
Princeton
Paul Campbell
Christian
George Jurich
Doug Greer
Amelia Dominates AAA Softball Tourney In Invitation Win
Amelia fastpitch softball remained undefeated by winning their invitational, beating Mercy 15 0 in the opener and Colera 23 6 in the title game. Starters Tif Faney Beach and reliefs Mary Frazier and Terrie Jenkins combined for strong pitching as Amelia racked up 40 hits led by Sutter Hughes Brown Clary Upton and Hollabaugh.
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Amelia
Barons
Mercy
Tiffaney Beach
Sandy Sutter
Gayle Hughes
Heather Brown
Brenda Clary
Jenny Hollabaugh
Margie Upton
Pam Brown
McNicholas
Jense
Sutter
Brown
Clary
Upton
Pow
Beach
Colera
Hughes
Hollabaugh
Legion Post 72 Baseball Tryouts Announced
Legion Post 72 sponsors two youth teams with May tryouts for 16 to 17 year olds and 17 to 18 year olds. Jim Witmer and Roger Carmel lead coaching as sessions are scheduled May 3 and 10 at 4 p.m. and May 4 and 11 at 2 p.m. in Stuart Va. and near Perkin's.
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Legion Post
Stuart G. Luginbuhl
Jim
Legion _an
Ruth Note
Witmer Va
Roger
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