Warriors lead Clermont runners to district cross country meet
Goshen’s Warriors, first Class AA team from Clermont in the district race at Dayton, finished second on a muddy wind‑slicked Princeton course without two top runners Jeff Dunning and Tom Motz. Lonnie Lee led Clermont with sixth place in 10:56, while team standings list Williamsburg, Northeastern, and New Richmond ahead. Goshen and Western Brown tied for sixth with 48 points.
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Princeton High School
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Warriors
Clermont Co
Dayton
Jeff Dunning
Tom Motz
Goshen
Greenhills
Lonnie Lee
Clermont County
Bethel
Jay Moore
Dan Liming
Western Brown
Bill Schmidbauer
Steve Dale
Bill Jones
Bruce Goodwin
John Pettigrew
New Richmond
Frank Perkins
Bethel Tate
Clermont Northeastern
Cardinals
Ken Keegan
Felicity
Amelia
Cincinnati
Barons
Bob Wellerding
Queen City
Barons Top Final Volleyball Standings for 1975 Season
Amelia Wowers led with a perfect 7-0 record to win the final volleyball standings for the Clermont County League with Clermont Northeastern second at 5-2. Batavia and New Rich mond both 4-3, Goshen 3-4, Bethel Tate 2-5, Williamsburg 2-5, Western Brown 1-6.
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Felicity
Amelia
Clermont Northeastern
Batavia
New Richmond
Goshen
Bethel Tate
Williamsburg
Western Brown
Bethel
Northeastern
Timbered clash as CCL title race narrows to two
Clermont Northeastern and Williamsburg battle for the Clermont County League lead while New Richmond sits 4-1. Week preview covers Goshen at New Richmond Batavia at Bethel Western Brown at Amelia Williamsburg at CNE with notes on offenses defenses and key players.
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New Richmond
Amelia
Barons
Lions
CCL
Bethel- New Richmond
Frisch Field
Clermont Northeastern Rockets
Williamsburg Wildcats
Williamsburg
Ken Os
Northeastern football challenge eyed by Clermont coach
Clermont coach John Washko says the Rockets must play their best to stay with Northeastern. He adds that Williams burg has a strong team and that hard work is underway for the matchup. In other notes, Belfast United Methodist Church hosts a ham and turkey supper on Saturday November 1 from 5 to 9 at State Route 131. The Cardinal Bottle Club of Fayetteville hosts a flea market Sunday November 9 at the Fayetteville Fire House on State Route 68 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Clermont Northeastern Peewee
Broncos
Bolender
Shay
Amelia
Williamsburg
CNE
CCL
Rick Healey
Chris Nixon
Rocket
John Washko
Wildcats
Borne
Northeastern
Belfast
Cardinal Bottle Club
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Fire House
DAR Essay Contest Seeks School Entries on Independence
The Beech Forest DAR chapter runs its annual essay contest on The Declaration of Independence. Last year six area schools entered. Mrs. Gerald Taylor hopes all six return and more schools join. Contest rules available by calling 831-6279.
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Beech Forest
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Gerald Taylor
Taylor
Amelia High School Routs Goshen In Muddy Homecoming Victory
Amelia High School earned a 13 to 6 homecoming win over Goshen, improving to 3 4 overall and 2 3 in the CCL while Goshen moved to 4 2 1 overall and 2 2 1 in the league. Gerry Wilson returned the kickoff 27 yards to the Goshen 48, then Brian Simpson sprinted 47 yards for Amelia’s first score. Steve Cole added the extra point as Amelia led 7 0. The game featured a muddy field with few sustained drives in the second half and a leg injury to Goshen lineman and punter Ken Centers. Amelia finished with 126 total yards to Goshen’s passing. Simpson led Amelia rushers with 92 yards on 20 carries.
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Amelia High School
Goshen Warriors
Barons
Goshen
Amelia
Gerry Wilson
Brian Simpson
Steve Cole
Warriors
Ken Centers
Gradison Pushes Exclusive Energy Study Committee
Gradison calls for an exclusive energy study tied to H Res 750 to form a select committee. He notes ten months without congress action on a comprehensive energy policy and says past House bills were rushed and watered down into unrelated sections.
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Rution
Gradison
Congress
House
Flags and mugs return for Milford-Miami bicentennial
Milford-Miami Township Bicentennial Flag Committee received another shipment of Milford-Miami Township flags available for 35 dollars each through the Milford Area Chamber of Commerce at 831-2411. Joy Bierman notes a second edition mug is ordered and will go on sale soon. contact her at 561-8662 to order.
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Milford-Miami Township
Milford Area
Malpractice No 4 Hospitals by LeVee
This fourth of six articles surveys rising malpractice costs in U S hospitals. It cites a national insurance surge from 28 million in 1960 to over 1 billion this year and notes Clermont County Hospital's premiums up 250 percent as anesthesiologists threaten to quit.
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U.S
Hospital Financial Management Association
Clermont County
Ohio
Canton
Timken Mercy Hospital
California
Clermont County Hospital
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