Queen Bees claim Nationals title in passers division
West Clermont based Queen Bees, sponsored by All-Star Sporting Goods, capture the Nationals Tourna ment title in the passers division with a 5-0 win over Lakota. They previously beat Forest Park Hawks 3-0 in the semifinals and finished the season 15-0-1 while allowing only three goals. Team members include Alex Demetriou Kim Linda Polster Sharon Klysz Joanne Paxton Nicole Miller Annette Leon. Coaches: Luanne Polster Terry Shepherd Jim.
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Queen Bees
All-Star Sporting Goods
Lakota
Forest Park Hawks
West Clermont
Alex Demetriou
Kim
Linda Polster
Sharon Klysz
Joanne Paxton
Nicole Miller
Annette Leon
Kelly Behymer
Donna Nice
Rachelle Knox
Wendy Buelsing
Heidi Schwierman
Tara Shepherd
Dee Dee Jones
Suzanne Coyne
Luanne Polster
Terry Shepherd
Jim
Foxy Ladies Net Runner-Up Finish in Nationals Tourney
The Foxy Ladies under coaches Mike Riley and Denny Davis finished second at the Nationals Tourney in the minors division for ages 15 to 17. They opened with a 1-0 win over Greenhills, then fell 3-1 to Clifton Shamrocks in the final, having previously captured league and regional titles. Team members include Nancy Collins, Jane Cravens, Karen Simpson, Karen White, Sondra Berwanger, Lisa Burger, Cheryl Shivener, Peggy Hofmann, Sherri Brumfield, with Mike Riley and Denny Davis as coaches and East Fork Trading Post as sponsor.
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Foxy Ladies
Mike
Beach-Nuts Win Regional in Springdale Girls Kicker Division
Beach-Nuts coached by Carol Beach and Ed McNeely took third at the Nationals in Springdale Ohio. The 13-14 kicker division girls posted an 11-2 overall record, finishing second in regular season and first in regionals. They thank Burger Chef, parents, and friends for support.
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Beach-Nuts
Carol Beach
Ed McNeely
Springdale
Ohio
Burger Chef
Heidelberg Red Division season ends with 1–8 record
Three Amelia High School graduates joined Heidelberg College as freshmen in 1978. The team went 1 win and 8 losses, 0–5 in the Red Division of the Ohio Athletic Conference, indicating a solid veteran pool for next season. Notable newcomers included 6'3" 235 lb tackle Bruce Wenstrup and 6'2" 205 lb guard Mark Yontz.
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Ohio Athletic Conference
Heideleberg
Amelia High School
Heidelberg Col
Bruce Wenstrup
Mark Yontz
N'Eastern Rockets target league and state meet rivalries
The N'Eastern Rockets focus on tournament time with wrestlers Jeff Heist and Dave Bauer anchoring a strong 112 and 175 pound class. Coach Schonauer expects a five way league race with Bethel Goshen New Richmond Amelia in contention as Glen Este Indian Hill Little Miami and Wyoming provide a tough schedule.
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Schonauer
Heist
Lerel
Bauer
Lance Cottone
Mark Light
Daryl Brown
CNE
Bethel
Goshen
New Richmond
Amelia
Rockets
Glen Este
Indian Hill
Little Miami
Wyoming
McInturf's Lions Hopeful Return of Eight Lettermen
New Richmond varsity wrestling welcomes back eight lettermen led by five of Deavers 167 Steve Day 167 and Ford Stubbs 185. McInturf calls the group enthusiastic with potential though still developing skill as Dempsey and Vinson posted top 77 marks. Clermont County League is viewed as balanced and Goshen Bethel Muskets return several strong kids.
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Bob McInturf
Richmond
Bowlers Hit First 600s As Season Opens
Fred Borke and Larry Smith achieved their first 600s of the year amid strong showings. Borke posted 256 and 202 with a Friday 711 set, Patty Lawrence trimmed a new ball for a 151, Mike Burns logged 606 and three games 204 212 190 as the junior bowler's first 600. Fred Burke led with 724 and several others posted 600-plus scores.
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Fred Borke
Larry Smith
Borke
Patty Lawrence
Patty
Mike Burns
Mike
Fred Burke
Mike Kenny
Rickie
Doug Simpson
Bruce Adler
Seven Barons win in first open invitational tournament
In last weekend’s open invitational, seven Barons claimed titles across weight classes with medals awarded to the top three in each division. 98 lbs saw Jeff Hopkins of Western Brown win, followed by Tim Colby of Amelia and Scott Pryor of Western Brown. 105 lbs crowned Glenn Thress of Turpin first, Kevin Wermuth of Deer Park second, Rob Deardorff of Amelia third. 112 lbs had Bob Young of Amelia first, Jason Boothby of Western Brown second, Gary Gosney of Amelia third. 119 lbs went to Tom McKinney of Deer Park with Greg Thress of Turpin second and Todd Randolph of Turpin third. 126 lbs results truncated in excerpt.
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Amelia
Western Brown
Gary Gosney
Gordon joins Milford High guard on CTC Tigers 1977-78
David Gordon, Milford High School student, plays guard for the Cincinnati Technical College Tigers during the 1977-78 season. A first-year student majoring in business management, he is listed among a lineup of teammates and weights with coaches noted.
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Milford High School
David Gordon
Cincinnati Technical College Tigers
David
Don Gordon
Deerfield Road
CTC
Ohio Merit Scholarships Awarded to Ohio Seniors
The Ohio Board of Regents will award 1000 Ohio Merit Scholarships annually to Ohio High School seniors. Each $1000 per year for four years, renewable. First 1000 scholarships apply to the 1978-79 year. Apply by contacting Ohio Merit Scholarship Program, The Board of Regents, 30 E Broad St Columbus 43215 or call 1-800-282-0253.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Board of Regents
E. Broad St
Columbus
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