Batavia Captures CCL Football Crown With Convincing Wins
Batavia claimed the CCL title with scorelines of 13-0, 13-6 and 28-6 as Western totaled 186 rushing yards and 50 passing. Mehlman rushed 13 times for 83 yards, Wood 8 for 64, and he also caught three passes for 22 yards. Switzer and Griffith added 16 and 14 receiving yards respectively, while Waits and Mehlman fumbled twice. Randy
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Goshen Overpowers Rockets As Warriors Dominate Early
Goshen jumped out to 14 0 29 0 and 36 6 leads as coach George Rise praised the effort. Eastern attacked through the air for 120 yards and 72 rushing. Andy Thearing hauled in a 42 yard pass from Jones, Bauer added 37 on two runs, Sheppard gained 34 on two carries, Varner contributed 10. Varner punted five times for a 41 yard average and recovered a fumble with Terry Shaw.
Amelia Boys Soccer Team Opens With Strong Debut Season
Amelia High’s new all male soccer squad finished 5 5 in its first year under coach Robert Halcomb. Senior forward Jim Morris led with 12 goals as the team went 33 28 for the season. Despite two lopsided losses the program expects growth with several players returning at every position.
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Amelia overruns Bethel in air game 34 to 6
By Richard Crawford sports editor Amelia pulls away from Bethel with a dominant air attack scoring 34 points to 6. Lead grows 6-0 at halftime and 21-0 then 28-0 in the second. Senior back Bill, scorer, accounts for four touchdowns with runs 49 and 70 yards and more.
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Trojans Drop Finale 7-0 in Senior Farewell Loss
Glen Este ended its football season with a 7-0 defeat to Loveland in the final game for 28 seniors. Coach praised the seniors as pivotal to turning the program around and expressed appreciation for their efforts.
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Rapp Boston top CCL stats in 1979 Clermont County football
Final Clermont County League varsity football statistics for 1979 40 eseson list standings Batavia Amelia New Richmond Goshen Richmond and Western totals. Individual season leaders cover rushing receiving and punt return averages with names such as Rapp bats Warner CNE Beardon NR and others noted across teams Batavia Amelia New Richmond Goshen Western Western Betshel and WB allege strong performances.
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Craycraft Places Fifth in State Meet for Academy
Clermont County standout Kenny Craycraft, a Columbus Academy junior, finishes fifth in the state event. The article notes his strong climb from second place and contrasts his effort with the runner-up as both athletes excel in a competitive state field.
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