East Central Opens Season Versus Wildcats In Conference Opener
East Central plans two games weekly for three weeks to start the basketball season. Coach Dennis Schwegman notes stronger reserve depth and a goal to train reserves to varsity level. Key returnees include Don Hoog leading scoring and rebounding, Bruce Bauman as steady scorer, and rapid guard Mike Wendelman. Captain prospects and bench depth aim for a solid program start despite early stumbling.
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Ladycats Fall At McAuley In Roell’s Absence
Harrison Ladycats lost 61 to 39 to McAuley in a season opener without ace Karen Roell. Julie Pies led Badin with 14 points, while Roell contributed 13 and Carla Hey 12 as Swink’s squad chased the pace and faced Greenhills and East Central in upcoming home and away dates.
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Wildcats Fall In Triple Overtime At Riverfront Stadium
A jagged account notes the Young Wildcats lose in triple overtime at Riverfront Stadium after a strong season in 1985. Mentions Glen Este High School and a 6-0 win, with coach thanks to a parent and team efforts cited amid playoff context.
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Butler County Jr Fair Weigh In Notice
The annual Butler County day on January 4, 1986 at the Butler County Fairgrounds runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. All steers shown at the 1986 fair must be owned and in the possession of the Jr. Fair Subscribe.
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Ladycats Schedule Change For Turpin Game
The Harrison high school girls team altered their January 7 home slate due to conflicting events. The Ladycats will host Turpin at Turpin’s court, per AD Rick Gajus.
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