Lakota High Cheerleaders Win At Morris Harvey Clinic
Lakota girls from Charlestown West Virginia traveled to Morris Harvey for a National Cheerleader Association clinic. The six member varsity squad earned five Superior Ribbons and a Spirit Stick, with a Charleston performance offering a chance to advance alongside four other teams. NCA staff provided instruction on cheers stunts tumbling and crowd psychology.
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Charlestown
Lakota High School College
Morris Harvey Cheerleader Association
Charleston
N.C.A
Lakota T Birds announce season tickets plan
Lakota Athletic Director dim Hartman announced season tickets for five Lakota Thunderbird home games are available at the school. Adult seats cost 4.50 and student 3.75. The games include Columbus East Moor, Monroe, Lebanon, Fenwick and Tallawanda. Tickets from Jim Hartman or Jimmy Woodrey at 874 5515. Senior citizens may receive free season passes for all Lakota home games.
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Lakota
Dim Hartmen
Thunderbird
Columbus Eastmoor
Monroe
Lebanon
Fenwick
Tallawanda
Jim Hartman
Jimmy Woodrey
Hartman
Pioneer Vending Captures Class B City Title in 22-4 Rout
West Chester’s Pioneer Vending clinched the Cincinnati Class B Municipal baseball championship by routing Fuller Ford 22-4. Rod Bustle earned the win for Pioneer in a seven inning start, with Denny Townsend delivering two relief innings as Pioneer closed the season 12-0 including tournament play.
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Mike O'Connor
Pioneer Vending
Cincinnati
West Chester
Fuller Ford
Carl Hoffmann
Pioneer Weading
Pioneer
Rod Bustle
Bustle
Nings
Denny Townsend
Pioneers Rout Opponents Behind Big Team Hit Parade
Dan Mink hit a grand slam with two on and Steve Simone also homered as the Pioneers piled up 18 hits against Fuller Ford. Greg Hoffmann Ron Walker and Bob Shepherd each collected three knocks while Bustle added three hits and drove in two. Mink led with four RBIs as Hoffmann and Simone added three each. Coach Hoffmann praised the balanced effort saying the team could play with anyone.
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Dan Mink
Steve Simone
Gammate
Greg Hoffmann
Ron Walker
Bob Shepherd
Fuller Ford
Bustle
Mink
Rbi
Hoffmann
Simone
Tractor pull thrills Butler County Fair crowd with multiple classes
More than 2,500 fans braved cold as four tractors raced to a pull off. Winners included Joe Birchall in heavyweight with 237 feet in a 1070 Case and Dale Shaw in the intermediate class with 238.11 feet on a John Deere 4320. other victors span several divisions from antique to garden and hot rod tractors. Tred Martin led the pull coordination. a memorial plaque honored Wilbur McCormick for years of fairground service.
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Butler County
Puir
Joe Birchall
Lewisburg
Rob Koehner
Mason
Tom Foley
Hamilton
Mike
Ruebust
Eaton
Farmall
Dale Shaw
John Deere
Elbert Roberts
Marrow
Danny Truster
Chris Nuss
Middletown
Nuss
Dave Pursley
Franklin
John Keller
Pleasant Plain
Randy Koontz
Allis Chambers
Bob Baumann
West Chester
Joe Hann
Fairfield
Phil Foutz
John Deere GM
Glenn Bonham
John Dorret
Burt’ilaert
Springfield
Terry Schultheis
Mike Schwab
Reily
Massey
Martin Quigley
Johnny Mahan
Kevin Kirk
Sam Bauer
Dave Hoffman
Dale Hoffman
Walter Bauer
Tim Spence
Gene Carpenter
Mark Slyder
Joe Hughes
Tred Martin
Wilbur McCormick
Butler Co. Agricultural Society
McCormick
Agricultural Society
Gregory wins 1000 dollar Tri County stock car feature
Dan Gregory of Columbus wins the $1000 late model stock car race at Tri County Speedway. Lonnie Rush leads early but Gregor y overtakes on lap 11 to claim first win of the season. Rush finishes second with Lamb Miller Vallo and Freeman among the top finishers. Stock car action resumes next Saturday with time trials at 6 30 and racing at 8 00.
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Westchester
Dan Gregory
Columbus
Tei County Speedway
Ron Musser
Cincinnati
Lonnie Trush
Pickerington
Rush
Gregory
Tri County Speedway
West Chester Oval
Open class beef show crowns multiple farms at Butler County Fair
The Butler County Fair open class beef show judged Wednesday crowned champions across Angus Hereford and Shorthorn divisions. Notable winners include Kuhlman Angus Farm for grand champion Angus bull and Kiala Angus Farms for multiple Angus females and Get-of-fire. Shorthorn champion bull honors went to El Jodalyn Farm with several additional wins by William Black Jr and Ray C. Mason among others.
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Ken Williams
Journal-News
Butler County Fair
Kuhlman Angus Farm
Wayne Milford Road
Hamilton
Kiala Angus Farms
Okeana
Clarence Broshear & Family
Stillwell Beckett Road
Clarence Broshear
Kista
Angus Farms
Ray C. Mason
Guilford
Ind
el Jodalyn Farm
el Jodalyn
William Black, Jr
Trenton
el Jodalyn, Jr
el Dodalyn
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