Sectional winners named Barons Lions Cardinals and Wildcats
Amelia girls stretch win streak to 20 with a 69 33 win over Norwood at Cincinnati Tech. Barons open strong with 16 12 31 21 49 25 run while five Amelia players reach double figures Hofmann Clary Hollabaugh Brumfield and Hultz lead scoring. Clary tops rebounds with 17 and Brumfield 5 assists. New Richmond tops Goshen 42 27 as Gould Corwin and Richmond lead Lions. Corwin adds 11 rebounds. Felicity struggles against larger schools as Carr provides bench lift. Williamsburg reaches semifinals after 44 23 win over Seven Hills. Foley and Coran lead Williamsburg with 18 points combined. Swanson 12 for the opposition.
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Clermont County League announces wrestling all stars
Pictured are the 1978-79 Clermont County League wrestling champions forming the first team of all stars. The second team lists runner-up grapplers: Bob Riley Gos Ron Hensley CNE Gordy Bingham Gos Jeff Heist CNE Bill Wilson Anne Tim Beard Bat Steve Dwelly Bet Kevin Anderson Bet Jerry Weeks Wms Scott Ison CNE Jim Bradshaw Bet Ford Stubbe NR Frank Cherry Hwt Bet.
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CCL grapplers shine at state wrestling tourney led by Bethel stars
Richard Crawford reports Cler mont County League sent eight wrestlers to the state tourney besides front page feature Mike Holcomb. Bethel’s Earl Bradley went 1-2 at 112 pounds finishing 25-8. Dale Rose at 119 went 31-6 with a near-miss 8-0 loss to Taggert and a 6-5 first round win. Northeastern’s Tim Distler opened with a 10-6 defeat, Shae Bauer 175 went 17-5 after losses to Potts and Sagan. Frank Cherry at heavyweight went 23-8 beyond junior year despite a 10-6 Open loss.
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