Bethel Wins 1982 Clermont County League Golf Title
Bethel captured the 1982 Clermont County League golf championship, ending a one year gap atop the standings. Final team totals after four tournaments show Bethel 682, New Richmond 692, Felicity 725, Amelia 795, Goshen 821, Batavia 856, Western Brown 867. Top individual scores include Rob Cameron and Matt Spiller with 40s and Jeff Hudson with 42, over a par 35 course.
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Batavia
New Richmond
Felicity
Amelia
Goshen
Western Brown
Lions
Friendly Meadows
Rob Cameron
Matt Spiller
Chuck Smith
Jeff Hudson
Rob Carmasino
Doug Davis
John Merz
Mike Turner
Warriors storm past Goshen in 55-14 victory
West ern Brown overwhelmed Goshen 55-14 as Warrior offense surged early 7-0 35-7 42-14. Jeff Fogelsong 3 TDs on 1 18 and 23 yard runs, Todd Smith 3 on 41 1 and 30, Jeff Halcomb 50 yard run, Gerald Wright 26 yard, Wilder added five conversions and two point run. Broncos reply via Carroll 80 yard fumble return and Payne 70 yard pick six. Goshen coach Rise hails “everything went our way” as Western restricted ground 27 yards air 22. Wolves celebrate homecomings with Amelia and Williamsburg.
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Goshen
Western Brown
Warriors
Jeff Fogelsong
Todd Smith
Jeff Halcomb
Gerald Wright
Herb Wilder
Smith
Broncos
Mike Carroll
Jamie Payne
Jim Sturgeon
Dave Halstead
Wright
Fogelsong
Jay Dale
Steve Ventura
James Clifton
Scott Ward
Tony Barnett
Rod Harker
Mark Jones
Shawn Langston
Rise
Carroll
Payne
Amelia
Williamsburg
Tigers trip Trojans Loveland remains unbeaten in 28-14 win
Loveland built a 21-6 lead by halftime and held on to beat Glen Este 28-14. Gary Ackerman opened with a nine yard TD run, Kip Funke added a six yard score, and James Schere caught a 21 yard pass from Guy Harris. Glen Este replys included Heart Tackett's 13 yard run and a two point conversion by Rick Vogel.
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Loveland
Glen Este
Tigers
Gary Ackerman
Heart Tackett
Kip Funke
Guy Harris
James Schere
Tackett
Trojans
Kris Hawk
Harris
Terry
Rick Vogel
Mike Cresap
Tiger
Ken Hockman
John Kordenbrock
Joe Wilson
Mark Apel
Jeff Hughes
Gary Dearwater
Dearwater
Trojans win EHL soccer title claim on October 7 1982
Glen Este boys soccer team captured the Eastern Hills League crown finishing 6-1 in league play and 10-2 overall. Coach Al Wright praised progress from a winless first year as seniors led the surge. They beat Sycamore 3-2 to clinch the title, with goals from Troy Hopkins, Eric Pryde and Joe King.
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Glen Este
Trojans
al Wright
Sycamore
Troy Hopkins
Eric Pryde
Joe King
Trojan
Withrow
Wright
Steve Bedacht
Barry King
Kerry Kelly
Chris Eyer
Cory Eyer
Paul Keller
Tim Oberschlake
Milford
Amelia's Girls
McNicholas
Sherrie Marshall
Debbie Grun
Pete Rose in Mt Carmel game at Aicholtz Field
The WABE All Stars and Pete Rose meet Mt. Carmel American Legion Post 72 on Thursday October 7 at 8 p.m. at Aicholtz Field opposite Eastgate Mall. Tickets at the gate cost 2 for adults and 1.5 for students.
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Wabe All Stars
Pete Rose
Mt. Carmel
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