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Led team to 22-2 record, sectional and regional titles

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Hitter, school Yr Avg HR RBI OF Jeff Rook, Badin Sr .418 10 32 Jr .607 C Mike Tudor, Summit 33 1B Mike Rolfert, Roger Bacon Sr .358 3 20 28 Case~ Woodruff, Loveland Sr .500 22 SS R~an Minges, Ross Sr .492 4 34 3B Todd Witt, St. Bernard Sr .612 38 OF John Kim, Indian Hill Sr .442 2 20 OF T~ler Minges, Ross So .395 4 38 OF John Duncan, N. Richmond Sr .451 DH OlivHr Hahl, lndlal"l Hill Sr .467 1 28 Pitcher, school Brion Treadway, Badin Aaron Wilson, Little Miami

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Dan Molloy Oak Hills

DIVISION I PHchero- Zac Day, La Salle; Oan Bell. Moeller, Anlwolne Anderson. Wilhrow, R.J. Hayes, Millord; Mike Feldhaus. Sl. Xavier. Slu Conrad, Amelia; Sieve Smilh, Amelia; Keilh Afable, Anderson: Mike McKinney. Glen Este; Chad White, Franklin; Chns

Beau Parton, Elder: John Timmers, elder; Kris Musselman, Fairfield; Jeremy Skeens. Lakola; Jay Schwegman. Talawanda: Marl< Schorsch. Weslern Hills: Darrick Betts, MI. Heallhy. Deslgna!MI HII!Pro- MikP Murphy,

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Catchers -\rad Hargreaves, Elder: Devon Younger, Lakola; Bob Slrunk, Prir'lcet<m; Alox Miller, Ande~on: Kenyon Commins, MI. Heallhy; Devon Younger, Lakola Infielders - Doug Hon. Oak Hills: Kyle Weaver, Oak Hills; Kevin Youklis. Sycamore: Nelson Webb, Hamillon: Jeff Weisbrol, Sycamore; Todd Stratman, Sycamore: Jake Long, Franklin; Duslin Wolfe, Lebanon; Brad Helzman, Sl. Xavier, Nick Degenhart, Moeller. Marl< Secen. Glen Esle; Todd Campbell. Turpin; Greg Huber, Hughes; Adam Pohl, Turpin. Outfielders- Tlm Klanke, Amelia; PJ. Schiano. Anderson; Niclc Reiser, Turpin; Rocky Boiman. Sl. Xavier;

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New Aiellmond; Kevin Dunn. Williamsburg. catchers - Cortt Cousino. Indian Hill; Joe Bosse, Mariemonl; Pal O'Brien, McNicholas; Bill Hixson, Easlern Brown; Joey Ayers. Williamsburg; John Bayer. Atter. Infielders - Ryan Fink, Mariemonl; Seen Humes, Wyoming; Mike Davidson, Taylor. Kevin Schubert,

Balavia; Eric Radll<e, Sl. Bernard; Mike Daly. Summil; Jeremy Redmon. Landmarl<; Mike Menke, Badin: nm Cafferl<y, Purcell Marian; Derrick Hayes. Purcell Marian: Andy Dallon, Leesburg-Fairfield; Tlm Grooms, Peebles: Selh Tracy, cas1em t!rown; NaiMan COpas, Norlh Adams; lodd Wrl~rn, Lynchburg Cl>y; John Conley, Wrlllamsburg; Nalhan Balnum, Williamsburg: Rusly Swackhamer, H11!r;boroi Brad Koloh, Hlllnboro: Orinn Slranon, Weslem Brown: Nick Palrick, Weslem Brown; Larry Schrldmeyer, Loveland; Billy Summerville, New Richmond. Outfielders- Tug Orr, Mariemonl; Scott Cochran, Deer Park; Nathan Bishop. Balavia; Jason Bode. St Bernard; Andy NichOls, Sum mil; Brian Hardin, Purcell Marian; Bronson Hibbs, Lynchburg; Josh Griffilh. Lynchburg. ·Designated Hitter- Man Brown, Indian Hill; Matt Tranquilli, Badin; Brandon Guttman, CCD.

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Monroe; Brooke Heiser, Edgewood; Karin Porszyk, Sycamore; Jimalee West, KinQs; Both Jones, Ross; Megan Lov1n, Goshen; Liz Lamping, Norwood; fol.ickia McKinzie, Western Brown; ·chnndra Holden, Fayetteville. Colch~rs: Gab0 Duty, CCD; Usa Vor.dorbia, St. Bernard; Amy Dudley, Talawanda; Becky Lou:cns!ager, Fairfield; Sara Rizzo, Oak Hills; B~cky Ho!dcn, Foyettevil:e; Hi:'ary Roos, Goshen; Jamie She~on, Harrison; Katie Sullivan, Turpin. Infielders: Debbie Puffer, Lakota; Stacey McKenney, Fairfield; Elizabeth Anderson, Hamilton;

'-'ichc!:o Urton, Princeton; Christy Capella, Ursul:r.n; Ji:l Do!~n. Roger Bacon; Katio Jerden, Bad'n; Daniells Parks, Talawar.da; Shivonno Garland, Edgnwood; Shannon Garland, Edgewood; Jill Hoffman, Oak Hills; Grace Mefford, CCD; Shawnceda Pittman, St. Bernard; Molly Price, Summ"; Susan Calloway, Miamisbur~; Leslie Boyd, Leesburg-f'airfie!d; Monica Samuel!, Fayettovill0; Ambra Knoche, Ripley; Nicole LaCross, Kings; Be<:ky Bulach, Ross; Cassie Hubbard, Ross; Deanna Hill, Norwood; Tabitha Tackett, Western Brown; Stcphanio Schram, Western Brown; Jackie Reynolds, Blanchester; Mary Addison, Williamsburg; Kelli Straub, New Richmond; Tracy

Coro, Lima; Lori Knot:man, Turpin; M!ckl Bowling, Harrison; Stcphan'o Roeper, Colerain Outfleldem: Marge Vollmer, CCD; Megan Wong, St. Bernard; Lindsay Miltenberger, Lemon Monroe; Jamie Bridge, Edgewood; Jamie Merriman, Franklin; Missy Goodman, Purcell Marian; Jenny Meiners, Mercy; Dana Basham, Princeton; Debb!e Puffer, Lakota; Hol!y Trauth, Oak Hi 11s; Amy Hoffman, Colerain; April Webster, St. Bernard; Jen Dewitt, Milford; Erin Richards, Blanchester; Carlo Kampschmidt, Mason; Tara Beavers, Mason; Shannon Meyer, Springboro; Jessica Hom, Little Miami; Emily Shreve, Turpin; Julie Brannock, McAuley; Amy Mobley, Harrison; Holly Trauth, Oak Hills.

Crusaders can't solve St. X, 7-6 BY TIM PENNINGTON

BASEBALL S- i e· .t) 6 The Moeller Crusaders won the the tournament to lead the Greater Catholic League South Broncos to the sectional championbaseball title this season, despite ship. losing both their games with St. • Roger Bacon 6, Mason 1, Xavier. Cincinnati Division II at Lakota Friday in a Division I sectional Mike Rolfert pitched five strong title game at Anderson, the Bomb- innings to lead the Spartans to ers continued their mastery over their second straight sectional Moeller with a 7-6 come-from-be- championship. hind victory. • Springboro 2, Ross 1, DayRocky Boiman scored the game- ton Division II at Franklin - Tony winner in the bottom of the sev- Woodside delivered a two-out RBI enth on an infield single by Nick single in the top of the sixth, and Ruszkowski, as St. Xavier over- Zac BJorn earned his first victory of came an early 4-0 deficit. the year. The Bombers advanced to the • Wyoming 7, Batavia 6, district tournament Wednesday at Cincinnati Division III at Indian Hill Wright State University in Dayton. - For the second straight game Friday, Elder made it a clean the Cowboys beat a seeded opposweep for the GCLN with a 17-1 nent. Freshmen Matt Mefford and win over Walnut Hills in the other Jake Hodesh combined for four hits Division I sectional at Anderson. and three RBI. Moeller coach Mike Cameron • Mariemont 4, Taylor 3, said his team expected St. X to Cincinnati Division III at Indian Hill mount a comeback. - Ryan Fink had an RBI single to "This was just a typical GCL spark a three-run sixth inning for game," Cameron said. 'It's the the Warriors. Mark Stratton went nature of the game to keep playing the distance for Mariemont. until the final out, and they proved • Clinton Massie 7, Carlisle that." Rick Bell blasted a two-run ho- 4, Dayton Division III at Carlisle mer in the first inning to give - Jason Phipps and Brian Owens each had two RBI in a five-run first Moeller an early lead. St. X tied the game, 4-4, in the inning. Sophomore Aaron Clutter, fifth inning on a two-run single by after a shaky four-run first inning by Carlisle, threw six scoreless Boiman. Moeller went ahead in the sixth, innings. Carlisle threatened in the top of 5-4, on Marc McCullough's homer to center, but St. X scored twice in the seventh, loading the bases with the bottom of the inning on RBI no outs, but did not score. • Lynchburg-Clay 7, Peesingles by Matt Arling and Jason bles 4, Division III sectional Basil for a 6-5 lead. The Crusaders pushed a run Todd Wilkin, Derek Moberly, and across in the seventh to bring St. X Bill Clutter each drove in a run in back to the plate, and the Bombers the decisive sixth inning. • Summit 7, Williamsburg took care of things quickly. Boiman walked, was sacrificed 2, Cincinnati Division IV at Batato second by Mike Kuczwara and via - Mike Tudor had a two-run double in the fifth to spark Summit. advanced to third on a wild pitch. • CCD 12, Landmark 4, CinWith one out, Ruszkowski hit a shot back up the middle that Moel- cinnati Division IV at Landmarkler pitcher Brad Beimesche got a , - - - - - - - - - - - - - glove on, but shortstop Rick Bell couldn't field it in time to get the runner at first as Boiman scored. St. X coach Bill Slinger said he was concerned about his team's offense coming into the game. "With all the rainouts we've had, our hitters haven't been con-· sistent enough to where I like them to be," he said. "But we never gave up." Elder roughed up Wainut Hilis early and often, including a threerun homer by pitcher Dan Stricker. The Panthers will play Thursdav at 3 o.m. at Wril!ht State. Enquirer contributor

Elder gainble pays. off with region tide BY JOHN FAY The Cincinnati Enquirer

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FAIRBORN, Ohio - Elder know this when he sent Timmers coach Mark Thompson instantly one out into the game. sized up the the situation and de"I never envisioned the one run cided to gamble. Big time. would stand up," he said. "But we Thompson had John Timmers work to force the other team to tag-up and go from third base on a throw us out," Thompson said. pop no more than 120 feet from Here's the situation: home plate in the first inning. With one out in the first, TimTimmers jumped over the tag and mers walked. Brad Hargreaves folscored. lowed with a line single up the The Panthers made it stand for middle. a 1-0 victory over Vandalia-Butler With Beau Parton at the plate, in the Division I regional champi- both runners moved up on a high onship Saturday at Wright State. pitch that deflected off catcher Jay Elder advances to the state Cox's mitt. semifinals in pursuit of its 11th One pitch later, Parton lifted a state title, but first since 1984. soft fly ball into foul territory just Elder (20-7) plays Tiffin Columbian beyond first base. Vandalia first (23-4) in the state semifinals 11 baseman Corey Vance - the guy a.m. Friday at Ohio State's Traut- who no-hit St. Xavier Friday man Field. had to turn his back to make the Defense and pitching got the play. Panthers there. Sophomore Dan All this flashed in Thompson's Stricker went the distance, allow- mind as he stood in the third base ing four hits and striking out one. coaching box. He was helped by sensational de"The pitcher who threw 115 fense. pitches yesterday is playing first," Elder's offense wasn't there he said. "He's got a great arm, but Saturday. The Panthers only had it's the first inning. He might not three hits and did not advance a be loose. He might throw over the runner past second after the first fence." inning. It was ultimately Timmers' deThompson, of course, didn't cision.

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Elder second baseman Eric Conroy tags second base for the third out of the fifth inning of Saturday's Regional Championship game.

"I saw him turn his back," Timmers said. "I knew he wasn't going to be able to regain his balance to make the throw." When Vance turned and saw Timmers going home, he was stunned. "Very surprised," Vance said. "There was a lot of commotion. I just threw it." The throw was what you'd expect from someone with an 86 mph fastball: A seed. It was, however, up the thirdbase line. Cox lunged to receive it. "He had to dive to get it," Timmers said. "I just jumped over him and scored." From there, Stricker (6-2) and the defense did the rest. That should not be surprising.

Elder has only allowed two runs one earned - in the tournament. This is the first time Thompson has taken a team to state (he was an assistant on Western Hills' 1986 title team) but he feels good about the Panthers' chances. Stricker and Friday's winner, Pat Eagan, allowed no runs and five hits over 14 innings in the regional. Only one opposition runner got as far as third. "Pitching was the big question mark coming in," Thompson said. "But it's come around at the right time. We're taking a lot of confidence to Columbus." Elder Vandalla-8utler WP-Sirlcker, LP-Neely,

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Blast from the past ADAM HYZDU, Moeller High School 5 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK: June 15, 1990 - Hyzdu signed a contract as the

No. 1 draft choice of the San Francisco Giants worth more than $300,000 and was assigned to Everett, Wash., of the rookie Northwest League. His 22 career homers at Moeller broke the record of Ken Griffey Jr. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound right-handed batter hit .500 his final season at Moeller with six home runs and 24 RBI. TODAY:

Hyzdu is playing left field for the Chattanooga Lookouts, the Reds' Class AA farm club. He has 40 hits in 144 at-bats, a .278 average, with six home runs and 24 RBI. He and his wife, Julie, have a 13-monthold son, Zach. -

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The Cincinnati Post, Thursday, November 9, 1995

BRIEFLY SPORTS REPORT â&#x20AC;˘ DETROIT

Bell among finalists to replace Sparky Former Reds player and Moeller High School graduate Buddy Bell and former New York Yankees manager Buck Showalter are the top two candidates for the Detroit Tigers managerial job, the Detroit Free Press reported. Bell is a Cleveland Indians coach. General manager Randy Smith also has interviewed two other candidates - coaches Davey Lopes of the San Diego Padres and Jerry Narron of the Texas Rangers - and may announce his ~>hn;_.,

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Bell pulls for Reds, Indians Rookie hopes for 1-71 Series By Jeff Horrigan Post staff reporter

ST. LOUIS- Count David Bell among those Buckeye state residents pulling for an all-Ohio World Series. The former Moeller High School standout, who was acÂˇ quired by the St. Louis Cardinals from the Cleveland Indians on July 27 as part of the Ken Hill trade, was called up from Class AAA Louisville on Friday and collected his first major-league hit on Saturday. With his new team all but officially out of the pennant race, the Cincinnati native is pulling for his hometown team to meet his former team in the World Series. "Since I live in Cincinnati and we're out of it, it would be nice to see it happen," said the 22year-old son of Buddy Bell and David Bell, left, would like to see t;e grandson of the late Gus Bell, both former Reds. "My dad is still in Cleveland as a coach, so ago, Cleveland said that I might Fd like them to get a chance to want to start messing around at go to the World Series, too. He's second and shortstop because never been on a team that's even my only chance there was as a been to the playoffs in all of the utility player. I'm starting to feel years he played." better t~1ere. By the time I got Bell, who was immediately in- called up, I was starting to feel comfortable. Now, it's just a conserted as the Cardinals' starting fidence thing." second baseman upon his arrival, has hit only .133 (2-for-15) in four games but has earned the praise of St. Louis management for the way he has quickly adapted to the position after playing almost all of his professional and amateur careers at third base. "When I got traded here, they told me to go to Louisville and play second base every day because they had a need for a second baseman," he said. "I've put everything I had into it and so far it's gone well. Two years

Disbelieving Reds say crowds 'a joke' Division runaway may be boring fans By Jeff Horrigan Post staff reporter

It's appearing that the greater the lead the Reds build in the Central Division, the less interest fans have in coming to see them. In the first three games of the seven-game homestand, only 14,851, 14,521 and 15,793 have showed up at Riverfront Stadi· um to support the Reds. On top of that, there have been 4,669, 5,132 and an astounding 10,602 (Wednesday) paying ticltet holders who were no-shows. The Reds have noticed. "It's a shame people aren't coming," second baseman Bret Boone said. "As good as we're playing, you'd expect more peo· ple." Said Cincinnati native Barry Larkin: "Iff people want to see us, they'll come see us ... I guess 1.hey don't want to see us. I'm ~ure the stri.ke has something to d.o with it." One player, who didn't want to be identified, wasn't as kind with his assessment of the poor a;ttendance.

"Fourteen thousand? What a (expletive) joke!" he said. "Cin· cinnati's supposed to be a baseball city. That's bull! I bet we won't even sell out in the playoffs." Davey Johnson wondered why the best Reds team in 20 years hasn't attracted more attention. "I always felt Cincinnati was a great baseball town," the manager said. "It was always fun to come here because there was always an active crowd; not crazy like New York or Chicago but people who enjoyed good baseball and supported a good team. This is an exciting ballclub. For the baseball purists, you have speed, power, defense and pitch· ing. There's a lot to like. There's something for everybody." NOTEWORTHY - Outfield· ers Ron Gant (strained muscle in left rib cage), Reggie Sandern (strained ri.ght quadricep muscle) and Thomas Howard (sprained left knee); and pitcher Mike Jackson (strained muscle in left rib cage) were all unavail· able to start Wednesday, although Howard appeared as a pinch hitter in the ninth and struck out. Gant (who has missed six straight games), Howard and Sanders are expected to be out of the lineup for two more

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rendering the tie-breSikiL'lg homer. games, according to Johnsorn .... Johnson blamed his late-game illness Tuesday, which prevented him from witnessing the finish of the Reds' ~-1 victory, on fumes from bug spray he woo using hecause of an aggravating infestation in the dugout. "Every time there was a 3and-2 pitch, they'd zap me," he said. "They'd divert my attention every time there was a payoff pitch so I thought I'd get them . .. but they got me."

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St. Louis' Davfid Bell receives his first major-teague hems run grestil'lg fmm Ray Lanl{'ord after the MoeHer :-.:ig~ gr101auate joined his father Buddy and grandfathe~ Gus - both former Reds - in hittirtg hems rllm> il'l Ci11cirmsnn.

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David Bell said it was "almost too perfect," Wednesday evening after he, the son and grandson of former Reds players, hit his first major league home run at Riverfront Stadium. JBell slammed a two-run homer off a 1-0 pitch from Reds starter Mark Portugal in the sixth inning, breaking a tie and leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 victory over the Reds. Bell's grandfather, Gus Bell, starred with the Reds from 1953 through 1961 and totalled 206 major ]eague homers. He died on May 8 at age 66 after complications from a heart attack. Davlid Bell's father, Buddy Bell, played with the Reds from 1985 to 1988 and hit 201 career homers. He now is a coach with the Cleveland Indians. Bell, a former Moeller High player, said it would have been nice if his grandfather could have seen the home run, but Bell was pleased to make it to the major leagues while Gus still was alive. Bell was taken by the Indians in the seventh rour..d of the 1990 draft and made it to the Indians' 1 :>ig lea~e club this year. But the Cardinals ac-

quired him on July 27 in the deal. that sent pitcheJr Ken Hill to Cleveland. Bell had gone hitless in the series With the ~s until he doubled in the fourth inning. In tl:le s~h, he tagged a long blast to left-center field t!n&t flew over the fence and bounded back. onto t!ne field. "There were a lot of people here who didn't cs.Jl and ask for tickets," said Bell. "It's weird the way things worked out. It was almost too perfect. I couldn't have asked for it to happen in a better way." Reds center fielder Darren ~s threw the bal: back into the seats, but Reds shortstop Barry Larkin, who played on the Reds with Buddy Bel~. lmew it was the younger Bell's first homer and yelled to get the ball back. The Cardi.nals rolled a, hall from their dugout to left fielder Jerome Wal· ton, who threw it to the fan who had the home ru111 hall, and the fan gave the home run baU hack. "He was pretty much all smiles," said Crurdinals manager Mike Jorgensen. "Barry Larkin is responsible for him getting the ball back because he· realized it was his first homer. It was a classy move by a classy guy."

The Cincinnati Post,

Thursday, August 31, 1995

BRIEFLY SPORTS REPORT OXFORD, OHIO

iami experiments · ith opener tonight • Defying tradition, Miami University will open football season two days early when the Redins play Ball State at 7 tonight in Yager Stadim. ,• The activities of Labor Day weekend have kept · ople, especially students, away from football mes on that Saturday in the past. Last year, '·ami drew just 7,500 for its opener at home on abor Day Saturday against Western Michigan. ·• So Miami coach Randy Walker and the Miami • ministration sought permission from the ' CAA for an earlier date to draw more students . . Other schools, such as defending national ampion Nebraska, Ohio University and Bowl• g Green, also will play openers tonight for the me reason. ·Meanwhile, Notre Dame announced WednesY it will play Georgia Tech in its 1997 home ener, not Miami. The game will be the first in e newly expanded stadium, which will seat an ditional21,915 to bring capacity to 80,990. COLUMBUS

oard OKs Cooper's contract Ohio State football coach John Cooper has reived the final approval on a five-year contract, hich includes incentives that could add two ars to the deal. The university's Board of Trustees approved e contract Tuesday. Cooper and Ohio State esident E. Gordon Gee announced in December at they had agreed to the new contract, but the 'iieal was not finished until last week.

PRO FOOTBALL • DENVER

Broncos in Deion derby The Denver Broncos are willing to do anything , the San Francisco 49ers or Dallas Cowboys do to :; ·sign Dei on Sanders, owner Pat Bowlen has told 1: the Pro Bowl cornerback's agent. I• Next month, negotiations for Sanders will kick 1: off. Bowlen said the Broncos would offer the cornerback a deal similar to those proposed by the ; • Cowboys and 49ers. Sanders is expected to com, : mand $3 million to $4 million for half the season ;: Meanwhile, owners of teams wooing Sanders 1: have been warned not to hide Sanders' contract 1: money in an endorsement contract. NFL comIl missioner Paul Tagliabue said that he would look •: skeptically at any contract offer that did not pay ~: Sanders what the league would consider his mar:: ket value. !1 Dallas owner Jerry Jones has suggested that •: the endorsement possibilities presented by the :: Cowboys might be an inceptive to sign with

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rowns' 'franchise' in camp

Safety Eric Turner, who missed the entire eseason in a contract dispute with the Cleveland Browns, signed a three-year contract worth $2.8 million a year, including a $2.75 million signing bonus. As the team's franchise player, the Browns were required to pay Turner at least $2.145 million for 1995. But the franchise numbers for safeties are relatively low, and Turner was upset that the designation prevented him from negotiating with other teams. • EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.

Giants cut high-salaried QB New York Giants head coach Dan Reeves waived backup quarterback Kent Graham and signed ,former Denver Bronco Tommy Maddox less than a week before the season opener Monday night against Dallas.

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BY TIM PENNINGT~ ,J Enquirer contributor r I iL1 The Moeller Crusa ers won the Greater Catholic League South baseball title this season, despite losing both their games with St. Xavier. Friday in a Division I sectional title game at Anderson, the Bombers continued therr· mastery over Moeller with a 7-6 come-from-behind victory. · Rocky Boiman scored the gamewinner in the bottom of the seventh on an infield single by Nick Ruszkowski, as St. Xavier · overcame an early.4~0.deficit. __ .. _ The Bombers advanced to the district tournament Wednesday at Wright State University in Dayton. Friday, Elder made it a clean sweep for the GCLN with a 17-1 win over Walnut Hills in the other Division I sectional at Anderson. · · Moeller coach Mike Cameron said his team expected St. X to mount a comeback. · . "This was just a typical. GCL game,". Ca~·eron said. 'It's the nature of the game to keep playing until the fmal out, and they proved that." · . Rick Bell blasted a two-run homer in the first' inning to give Moeller an. early lead. · . St. X tied the game, 4-4, in the fifth inning' on a two-run, single by Boiman. ' ' Moeller went ahead in the sixth, 5-4, on Marc McCullough's homer to center, but St. X scored twice in the bottom of the inning on RBI singles by Matt Arling and Jason ;Basil for a 6-~ lead . . I "'1• The Crusaders pushed a run a&ross in the seventh to bring St. X back to the plate, and the Bombers look care of things quickly. . : Boiman walked, was sacrificed l:o second by Mike Kuczwara arid ·advanced to third on a wild pitcli. ' · With one out, Ruszkowski hit a 'sho~back up the middle that Moeller pitcher Brad Beimesche got- a glove on, but"' shortstop Rick Bell couldn't field it in time to get the runner at first as Boiman scored. · St. X> coach Bill Slinger said he was concerned about: his team's offense' coming into the game. ' . ' "With .~11 the rainouts we've bad, our ,hitters haven't been consistent enough . to where I like them to be," he said. "But we never gave up.". :_1·.

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League overall W L W L 4 13 1 17 3 9 3 9 7 8 3 .13 6 5 8 5 8 5 7 8 4 10 3 9 4 14 2 10 3 13 2 10

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League Overall W L W L Team 9 3 17 7 Elder.............·-·-·· 9 3 14 4 Moelter ....d..... 7 4 12 5 Sf. Xavier ....·-·-··· 4 7 7 11 La Salle••••. ·-···-····

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League Overall W L W L Team 3 12 8 Hamilton Badin... 10 7 5 10 7 Roger Bacon. ..-.7 5 8 7 Kellerlng Aller... 5 6 8 7 Pur. Marian......... 2 9 5 10 McNicholas ......... . 7 1 9 Cham.Jullenne ..... · 0

.. GMC Team , Hamilton_ ............ . Lakota...... ---·-·Prlnceton ............. .Sycamore .........-. Fairfield ..... -........ . Lima Sr ......... -.... .. Mnford ............... -. . ·Middletown......... .

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Player, School AB Patrick, Western Brown ................ -...:........ 43 Outler, Ointon Massie ·-.................,............ 39 T. Will, Sf. Bernard ............ -........ -................ 67 Leytze, Colerain ..........-.-... -.......................... 56 Farrar, Scoff ............................-.....................61 Vivian, CHCA .......... -......-... -.......................... 24 Saladin, Norwood _... -......................... --........ 13 Woodruff, Loveland ... -·--·---·--·-.--........ 50 Wheeler, Oak HiHs ......................--...... _,_ .... 77 Noltemeyer, Northwest·-·-..·--............... 56 Kraus, Taylor ...-............................................ 47 Klanke, Amelia ......................... -.-...... -..........55 Yauger, CHCA .................................................28 Eagan, Eider ................... --.-... -.................... 55 Hendricks, Mariemont ................................. 37 Bode, St. Bernard ..-......__......-......-.............66 Skidmore, Cov Cath ...................................... 91 Gut1Jl1an, ceo ........ -..·-·-..-....-...... -............. 64 Mullins, Western Brown ........ -... -.... -... -.... 29 SummerviHe, New Richmond -.-.................. 54 Cochran, Deer Park ...... _........-.--......_._,.. 27 Stratton, Western Brown ·---.--............... 53 Schubert, Batavia ....................-..·-·-............ 53 Youklls, Sycamore --·-.......- ..-................... 53 Kim, 1ndian Hil ..-·-·--......................-..·-·-·-·.70 Player, School AB K. Weaver, Oak Hils .............. -.... -............... 62 Griffith, Lynchburg-Clay ...-..·-·--............... ,56 Davidson, Taylor ........................................... 54 Neyer, Taylor ..................................-............ 41 Breit, CHCA .... -........... -... -...-........................ 26 Schiano, Anderson ..........;... -...-.................... 37 Hargreaves, Elder ·--·--................. -......... 70 Duncan, New Richmond ...... -.-......... -...... _.. 46 Ayers, Roger Bacon ..-----........................46 Brunner, Simon Kenton .............-.. -.--......-57 Bosse, Mariemont ·--·-·-·~-·-·-- ............... 33 Seibert, FeRdty -·-..·-·-...-...... --·--·--....-. 42 Grimm, Scott .......-..·-·-.. ·---·-·--............ .74 Hahl, Indian Hil ....-...............·-·-· .. -·-...-........ 65 Campbell, Turpin ·---......... --.-.................... 63 Bishop, Batavia ........................-...-...... -....... 54 Swackhamer, Hillsboro --.-......................... 54 Morrison, Beechwood .................... -............. 45 E~od, Harrison ._ .............. -............................ 68 Hibbs, Lynchburg-Oay ........ -......-................66 Schorsh, Western Hills .................................. 64 Berger, Cov Cath ... -... -...-.--....--............... 78 Fink, Mariemont .-..·---·-·--·-.................... 39 Woods, Purceft Marian·--·--·-·---...-.... -. 44 Parton, Elder ..-.. ·-·--·-·--·--·-·---......... _. 70 Player, SChool AB Lee, Western Hils ·--....-.... ·-·-·-........... -.~· 49 Stratman, Sycamore ·-..·---·--·-·-......... 59 Barkley, Walm# Hils ..-·-----............... 57

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Stolen Bases 37. Guttman, CCD; 31. Brown, Simon Kenton; 25. Whilehead, Seven Hins; Hahl, Indian Hil; Bode, St. Bernard. Schorsh, Western Hills; 24. Kim, Indian Hill; 23. Roelllg Western Hills; 22. Summerville, New Richmond; Bishop, Batavia; 21. Redmon, Landmark; 20. Mueller, Landmark. .. Howard, Landmark; Wheeler, Oak Hills; Tanner, Madeira.

.481 Pitching .481 .472 Player, School IP ER W-L .472 Peters, Hamilton ....................... 16.0 0 3.0 .472 B. Danner, Simon Kenton ........ 13.0 0 3.0 .471 West, Lynchburg-Oay ............ 28.0 2 s-o Avg. MuMen, Batavia ......................... 36.0 3 6-0 .468 Farrar, Scoff .............. -............. 38.0 4 5-2 .464 Day, LaSalle ........... -...-............. 44.0 5 2·2 .463 Hels, Colerain .................... -....... 32.0 4 4·1 .463 Woods, Purcell Marian ............ 23.0 3 3·1 .462 K. Afable, Anderson ................. 22.0 3 3-0 .459 Schnelder,CCD ......................... 37.0 5 5·2 .457 Cook, Hamilton .......................... 35.6 5 s-o .457 3 2-1 Cramton, Lynchburg-Clay ...... 21.0 .457 Roos, Oak Hills .......................... 13.3 2 1.0 .456 . Goodman, Milford .................... 26.3 4 4.0 .455 Hermesch, Oak Hills .-............. 26.0 4 4.0 .452 Cox, Colerain .............................. 19.0 3 4.0 .446 Wilder, Cov Cath ....................... 49.0 8 6-1 .446 3 Fltz, Moeller ................... -... -..... 17.3 3-o .444 T. Will, St. Bernard .................. 50.0 9 7-3 .444 Hembree, CHCA ....................... 11.0 2 2-o .444 3 Monday, Wyoming ................... 16.0 2.0 .444 Bishop, Batavia .. _..................... 16.0 3 J.l .441 McKinney, Glen Este ............... 31.0 6 3-2 .439 4.Q 6 Bushelman, Sf. Bernard .......... 31.0 .438 Player, School IP ER W-L .436 Leininger, Indian Hll ................. 36.3 7 5·1 .436 Miller, Amelia ............................ 20.0 4 2.0 .432 Frommeyer, Beechwood ....... 30.0 6 3-2 .429 BeM, Moeller ....... -~......... 55.0 11 4·1 H Avg. Paul, Oak Hills .................-.-..... 27 JJ 6 ' s-o 21 .429 Duncan, New Richmond .......... 61.0 14 8-1 25 .424 Becke II, Madison ....-............... 21.6 5 1-1 24 .421 4 2.0 Yauger, CHCA .......................... 17.0 16 .421 Moran, Anderson ····-·-···-···-······-............... 38 List, Beechwood ....................... 34.0 8 3-0 Davenport, Lynchburg-Clay ....-...-.-.......... 19 8 .421 Epplen, Cov Calh .:___,............ 50.3 12 6-1 8 .421 Metz, Oak HiMs .-....---·-..·--....................... 19 Kelly, Fairfield ........................... 29.0 7 3·2 Thompson, Winton Woods - ....-..................50 21 .420 4.Q Fields, Madeira ..................... _.. 28.0 7 Taulbee, Colerain ........... -...-.......................... 50 21 .420 5 2-1 McNutt, Western Hils ............. 18.6 Lawson, Madison .......................................... 50 21 .420 Boisclair, Indian HID ................... 40.3 11 4-1 31 .419 Tetridis, Scott .................-.. ·--·-·-...... -..........74 Webb, Madison ......................... 36JJ 10 4-1 18 .419 Orr, Mariemont ..---...-....--....................... 43 1 5-1 Higgins, Elder ·--....-................ -..........._._.... 67 28 .418 • 4·1 25 .417 Leininger, Indian Hll ...-·--·--·---.-·..-·-..60 Wilson, Lako Ia .......................... 38.6 11 5-2 Lozier, Madison ....~............- ......................... 48 20 .417 Hal, Scott .... -............................. 28.0 8 · 4-1 15 ..417 Kloti, Turpin ..................... -...----·-...... _._, 36 Snyder, Western Hils .............. 31.3 9 3-3 32 .416 Harrison, Princeton·-·-·--·---.................... 77 Moak, Hamilton ........................ 27.6 8 · 2·2 27 .415 2-o Holbrock, Elder ·-···-............... 20.3 6 22 .415 17 Anderson, Withrow .................. 57.6 4-4 17 .415 Schweffman, Taylor .. -........... _......... -..·-·-· 41 McGinnis, Lynchburg-Co ....... 33.6 10 s-o Ruggles, Western Brown .....-.... --.-............ 41 17 .415 Player, School . IP ER W-L Schildmeyer, Loveland .............. -.............._..58 24 .414 Sparks, Scoff .............. -............. 37.0 11 6-1 12 .414 Long, Beechwood ............ -........·--·-............. 29 2.Q .Schubert, Batavia ..................... 20.0 6 Brady, Glen Esfe _... -...... -................... -........ 29 12 .414 · Gaskins, Simon Kenton_.......... 30.0 9 4.0 19 .413. Roberts, Hughes ......................-.-...-...... -.... 46 9 Fischer, Moeller ...............-....... 30.0 3-2 weni, Beechwood ,_ ................ _. __..:............. 46 19 .413 Sanchez, Withrow .................... 46.0 14 4-4 Player, School · AB H Avg. Shean, Moeller .......................... 13.0 4 2.0 7 .412 Davis, Amena .....-:. ..,.................. _............. ~·······17 12 4-4 Brunner, Simon Kenton ........... 38.0 McElfresh, Scoff ..........................._ ..........._.. 73 30 .411 Marsh, Madeira ....-.................. 44.0 14 4·3 23 .411 Begley, Landmark ····--·----:............... 56 Sharp, Simon Kenton ............... 43.0 14 4.0 Gillum, Colerain ...........-..................................49 20 .408 Molloy, Oak Hils ....................... 33.3 11 6-1 Crooker, Batavia ...................... 15.0 5 2.0 14 Elis, Beechwood ....................... 41.0 6-0 Doubles Eagan, Elder .............................. 29.0 10 3-2 10. Cousino, Indian Hin; Mell, Milford; Campbel, Turpin; Pennington, Hamilton -............. 32.0 11 4·2 9. Sanson, Campbell County; Eagan, Elder; Holt, Oak Hils; K. Rechlin, Purcel Marian .......... 25.6 9 2·2 Weaver, Oak Hills; Berger, Cov Cath; 8. Hammack, Glen O'Connor, Sycamere ............... 31.0 11 4-2 E:ste; Bronner, Simon Kenton; Hahl, Indian Hill; Farrar, Scott; Hull, Glen Este ... -..................... 19.3 . 7 2.0 White, Campbell County; Bode, Sf. Bernard; T. Will, St. 8 Thompson, Amelia ................... 22.0 3-1 Bernard; Higgins, Elder; Hargreaves, Elder; Pennington, Felthouse, l>oger Bacon ... -..... 13.3 5 1.0 l:lamlllon; Norl, Mlddief~wn. Ellsworlh,Lakola ..................... 21JJ 8 2.0 Murphy, Anderson ................... 15.6 6 2-1 Triples Miller, LaSalle ............................ 26.0 10 · 2·2 2.Q Damron, Ointon Massie .......... 10.3 4 . 6. Fink, Mariemont; 5. Leytze, Colerain; Hammer, 1-1 Schaln, Winton Woods ............. 23.0 9 Indian Hil; T. Will, St. Bernard; White, Princeton; 4. Gillum, Player, School IP ER W-L SOierain; Bishop, Batavia. Marlin, Indian Hil ................._ .. 15.3 6 3-0 Brown, Simon Kenton .............. 33.0 13 3-3 Home runs Rave, Western Hils ............. _ .. 27.0 11 1-1 , I Young, St. Bernard ................... 43.0 18 6-1 8. Wheeler, Oak Hills; 6. SlralfOI1, western Brown; 5. Schmlllou, Princeton ............... 26.0 11 4-1 Leytze, Colerain; Gilum, Colerain; Tetridis, Scott; Sanson, Hatler, MI. Healthy ................. 33.0 14 4.0 Huber, Lakota ........................... 25.6 11 3-3 Cason, Campbell County ......... 53.3 23 6-2 Turpin; Campbell, Turpin. 4-1 . Hasselbusch, Harrison-........... 27.6 . 12 Smith, Amelia ............................ 32.0 14 3-1

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Strikeouts 104. Duncan, New Richmond; 92. T. Will, Sf. Bernard; 90. Anderson, Withrow; 67. Ralston, Reading; 62. Day, LaSalle; 56. Wilson, Lakota; CarrolL Felicity; 56. Farrar, Scoff; 55. Sanchez, Wilhrow; 50. Hels, Colerain; 49. Cason, Campbell County; Hall oil, Madison; Watson, CHCA; 46. Hal. Scott; 45. Bell, Moeller; Bolin, Norwood.

Shutouts 3. T. Wiff, St. Bernard; West, LynChburg-Qay;2. Sharp, Simon Kenton; McGinnis, Lynchburg-Clay; Haflon, Madison. Epplen, Cov Calh.

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overall League W L Team W L Hamilton Badin... 8 2 10 7 5 6 Kettering Alter. .. 5 4 5 6 Roger Bacon ...... .. 3 4 6 6 Pur. Marian......... 4 6 2 9 McNicholas........ .. 1 8 0 7 1 7 Cham.Julieme.... .

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Player, School AB Patrick, Western Brown ...............................37

Tudor, Summit ............................................... 29 T. Witt, St. Bernard ....................................... 59 E. O'Brien, Summit ........................................ 36 Clutter, Clinton Massie ................................. 35 Frazier, Ripley .................................. :............. 26 Cochran, Deer Park ...................................... 20 Leytze. Colerain ............................................. 53 Noltemeyer, Northwest ............................... 45 R. Minges, Ross .............................................. 53 Klanke, Amelia ............................................... 48 Vivian, On Christ ........................................... 24 Woodruff, Loveland .................................:.... 46 Youk6s, Sycamore ........................................ 48 Yauger, Cln Christ ......................................... 25 Bode, St. Bernard .......................................... 58 Wheeler, Oak Hills ..........................................64 Duncan, New Richmond ................:.............. 37 Nichols, Summit ............................................. 35 Skidmore, Ci>v. catholic ............................... 80 Bennett, Mason .............................................. 52 Guttman, CCD ................................................. 51 K. weaver, Oak HiDs ...................................... 51 Player, School AB Mirlisena, Little Miami ................................. 49 Summerville, New Richmond ...................... 43 Eagan, Elder .................................................... 52 Tranquilli, Badin .............................................. 42 Durbin, Ross .................................................... 40 Stratman, Sycamore .............................. :..... 53 Schubert, Batavia ...........: .............................. 53 Daly, Summit ........................................ :......... 36 Balonl, Highlands ............................................ 68 Balnum, Williamsburg ................................... 34

Fink, Mariemont ............................................ 34 Seibert, Feficity .............................................. 34 Molnar, Northwest ........................................ 34 Keslosky, Summit .......................................... 32 Elrod, Harrison ............................................... 60 Stratton, Western Brown ............................ .45 Gray, Ripley .................................................... 30 Gregory, CNE .................................................. 41 Knoche; Ripley ............................................. :. 24 Brett, Cin Christ ............................................. 24 Hunter, ViOa Madonna ................................... 35 Hargreaves, Elder .......................................... 66 Kim, Indian Hi! ................................................ 66 Fulton, Ripley ............................ :..................... 22 Player, School AB Hahl, Indian Hill ........... ,................................... 62 McCullough, Moeller ...... :~ .................... 20 Hendricks, Mariemont ................................. 29

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Ayers, Williamsburg ..................................... 36 Marsh, CCD ..................................................... 36 T. Minges. Ross .............................................. 61 Werner, CCD ........................................ ,.......... 52 Tate, Kings ...................................................... 57 Brunner, Simon Kenton ................................ 4l Berger, Cov. catho6c .................................... 64 Davis, Amelia ................................................. 16

MOELLER 7, TURPIN 0 at St. Eight. of Moeller's nine ,batters got hits, and Dan Bell . hur.Ied a two-hit shutout. Moeller advanced to the upp~r-bracket final against St. XaVIer. TURPIN ooo ooo o--o 2 1 MOELLER X~vier-

020 113 D-7 11 1 . WP 0. Be11(5·1). LP-Mortensen. HITIING LEADERS: Bengan 3-4. 2B; Degenha,12B; R. Be112-3, 2B; Novosal2 RBI RECORDS; Moeller 15-5, Turpin 10-8. .

Mason, Highlands .......................................... 55 Ayers, Roger Bacon ..................................... 39 Ruggles, Western Brown .............................. 39 Arnold, Little Miami ...................................... 46 Stratton, Mariemont ..................................... 23 Herrmann, Western Brown .........................30 Schiano, Anderson ..........................................30 Hensley, Simon Kenton ................................. 58 Norl, Middletown ........................................... 51 Strunck, Princeton '""'""""'""""""""""""' 63 Orr, MarierTlOnf ............................................. 35 A. Weaver, Oak HiUs ...................................... 35 Player, School AB Okin, Seven Hins ................. ,............................ 54 McNabb, New Miami .................................... 54' Moak, J:iamilton ............................................. 47 Parton, Elder ................................................... 66 Moran, Anderson ........................................... 33 Devening, Sycamore .................................... 52 Frommeyer, Beechwood ............................ 26 Mel\ Milford ................................................ -. SO Evans, CNE ......................................................31 Taulbee, Colerain ........................................... 48 E. Radtke, St. Bernard ................................. 48 J. Roberts, Hughes ......................................... 3S Bosse, Mariemont ......................................... 24 Rogers, Withrow ............................................24 Schildmeyer, Loveland ................................. 53 Boling, Ross ..................................................... 58 Murphy. Anderson ......................................... 29 Kirk, Little Miami .......................................... 29 Hammer,lndian Hill ....................................... 63 Nichols, CNE .................. :................................. 51

~:;:::':~~~~~~~il:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ A. Ledford, Blanchester ................................ 39 Craig, Little Miami ........................................ 39 Higgins, Elder .................................................. 66

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23 23 20 28 14 22 11 21 13 20 20 15 10 10 22 24 12 12 26 21 23 23 16 16 27

Avg. .676 .655 .644 .639 .629 .615 .600 .566 .556 .547 .542 .542 .522 .521 .520 .517 .516 .514 .514 .500 .500 .491 .490 Avg. .490 .488 .481 .476 .475 .472. .472 .472 .471 .471 .471 .471 .471 .469 .467 .467 .467 .463 .458 .458 .457 .455 .455 .455 Avg. .452 .450 .448 .447 .444 .444 .444 .443 .442 .439 .439 .438· .438 .436 .436 .436· .435 .435 .433 .433 .431 .431 .429 .429 .429 Avg. .426 .426 .426 .424 .424 .423 .423 .420 .419· .417 .417 .417 .417 .417 .415 .414 .414 .414 .413 .412 .411 .411 .410 .410 .409

Doubles 10. Mell, Milford; Cousino, Indian Hill; 9. Bennett, Meson; 8. Pennington, Hamilton; Norl, Middletown; T. Witt, St. Bernard; Bode, St. Bernard; Ol<in, Seven Hills; K. Weaver, Oak Hills; Hargreaves, Elder; Higgins, Elder; Eagan, Elder; 7. Tudor, Summit; Devening, Sycamore; Mirlisena, Little Miami; Menke, Badin; Fishback, CNE; Noeth, Elder; Parton, Elder; Skidmore, Covington Catholic; Hahl, Indian Hill; Brown, Indian Hill;Bronner, Simon Kenton ..

Triples 6. Fink, Mariemont; 5. White, Princeton; Leytze, Cole-rain; Hammer, Indian Hill; 4. Bishop, Batavia;_Ft Minges. Ross; Jay Newberry, Madeira; Gillum, Colerain; Bennett, Mason; 3. Lubrecht, Beechwood; T. Witt, St. Bernard; Stegman, St. Bernard; Connell, Winton Woods; Niemantsverdriet, Madeira; Woodruff, Loveland; Kim, Indian HiB.

man, Sycamore; Summerville, New Richmond; T. Witt, st. Bernard; Schubert, Batavia; R. Minges, Ross; Hutson, Westp ern Brown; Higgins, Elder; Skidmore, Covington Catholic; 3. E. O'Brien, Summit; Bayles, Kings; Frommeyer, Beechwood; Cochran, Deer Park; Devenlng, Sycamore; Wilson, Lakota; Gum, Lakota; Wilson, Little Miami; T. Minges, Ross; Clutter, Cfinton Massie; Gregory, CNE; Parton, Elder; Kees, Covington catholice

RBI

Stolen Bases 34. Guttman, CCD; 25. Hahl, Indian H111; 24. Kim, Indian Hill; Brown, Simon Kenton; 23. Wltehead, Seven H~s; 22. Bode, St. Bernard; 21. Boling, Ross; 20. Bishop, Batavia; Schmidt, CNE; Brannock, Highlands; Stubblefield, New MJ. ami; 19. Wheeler, Oak Hnls; Nichols, CNE; 18. SummervJHe, New Richmond; 17. England, Highlands; 16. Okln, Seven Hills; 15. Tate, Kings; Musselman, Fairfield; Geiger, Mason. 14. Frazer, Ripley; Nori, Middletown; Tanner, Madeira; Highfill, Mason; 13. J. Watson, CHCA; E. Radtke, St. Bernard; Schubert, Batavia; 12. Cohen, Summit; Anderson, Amelia; T. Minges, Ross; ,Skeens, Lakota; BeH, Withrow; Elrod, Harrison; Miller, Madeira; Chappen, Colerain; Leininger, Indian Hil.

Pitching Player, School IP Peters, Hamilton ....................... 14.3 Woods, Purcell .......................... 17.3 Mullen, Batavia ......................... 36.0 Nichols, Summit ........................ 22.0 Cox, Colerain .............................. 21.0 Heis, Colerain ............................. 32.0 Hermesch, Oak Hills .................22.0 Wilson, Little Miami ................. 44.0 Goodman, Milford .................... 26.3 Pfetzer, Highlands .................... 25.0 Wilder, Cov. catholic ................ 42.6 Shean, Moeler - .................. 12.0 Day, La Salle .........._.................. 30.0 Glaser, Highlands ...................... 36.0 Cook, Hamilton .......................... 28.6 Hembree. On Christ ·-............. 11.0 Bishop, Batavia -·... -.....-.......... 16.0 Sanders, Winton Woods .......... 31.3 Bushelman, St. Bernard .......... 31.0 Fltz, Moeller ...-:..................... 15.3 Monday, Wyoming ................... 10.0 Player, School IP K. Afable, Anderson ........ :.:....... 15.0 Paul, Oak Hills ............... _........... 20.0 Gaskins, Simon Kenton ............ 20.0 Whitehead, Seven Hills ............ 24.6 Dunn, Wlmamsburg ·-............... 19.0 Wilson, Lakota .......................... 32.6 Epplen, Cov. CathoDe ............... 37.3 T. Witt, St. Bernard ....._ ......... 37.0 Frommeyer, Beechwood ....... 23.0 Leininger,lndian HiK ................. 36.3 Lorenzen, Highlands ................. 27.0 Schmittou, Princeton ............... 22.0 T. Minges, Ross ........................ 35.0 Brunner, Simon Kenton ........... 34.0 Fulton, Ripley ............................. 16.0 Kelly, Fairfield ........................... 28.0 Bolsclalr,lndian HiD ........_......... 34.3 Sanchez. Withrow ........_.......... 37.6 Yauger, Cln Christ .................... 15.0 Duncan, New Richmond .......... 47.0 Dragoo, Ripley ......................... 25.0 Miller, La 5aUe ........................... 20.6 Riley, Kings ................................ 13.6 Holbrock, Elder .. _...._............... 20.3 Player, School IP Moak, Hamilton ........................ 23.6 Sharp, Simon Kenton .._ .......... 37.0 Belmesche, Moeller-.......... 10.0 Smith, Highlands ....................... 10.0 Schubert, Batavia ........._.......... 20.0 Freeman, Ross .......................... 20.0 Fields, Madeira ................... :..... 23.0 Ramirez, Princeton .................. 35.3 Pogozalskl, Badin ...................... 33.3 Crooker, Batavia ...................... 15.0 Smith, Amelia ............................ 24.0 Pennington, Hamilton ............... 26.6 Jostworth, McNicholas ........... 35.0 Fischer, Moe~er . , ................. 23.0 Marsh, Madeira .....-.. -............. 37.0 Thompson, Amen a ................... 17.0 D. Bell, MaeDer ...._................ 25.3 Molloy, Oak Hills _............-....... 30.3 Middendorf, Ross ......... _.......... 30.0 Felthouse, Roger Bacon .......... 13.3 Eagan, Elder ............. -............... 24.0 Murohv. Anderson ................... 15.6

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U3 2.46 2.47 2.49 2.54 2.57 2.63 2.63 2.69

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Player, SChool AB Patrick, Western Brown .............................. 32 T. Will, St. Bernard ........................................ 43 Tudor, SUmmit ····--·-·-···············--....... 2S O'Brien, Summit ............................................. 33 Davenport, Lynchburg Cay ........................ II Leytze, Colerain .............................................. 43· Cutter, Cinton Massie ................................. 29 Mlrlisena, Little Miami ................................. 37 Woodruff, Loveland .......................................43 Bosil, St. Xavier .............................................. 45 Nollemeyer, Northwest ............................... 38 R. Minges, Ross ·····--·-····-·--·········-··· 51 K. Weaver, Oak Hils ................:.................... 44 Klanke, Amefia ..........;.................................... 45 Nichols, Summit ............................................ 30 .Duncan, New Richmond ................................ 32 Guttman, ceo ................................................ 51 Brady, Glen Este -·--·-·--····--·-······· ..... 17 McCIJilough, Moefier L.: ............................... 17 Youklls, Sycamore ........................................ 40 Skidmore, Covington calho ......................... 73 Balnum. Williamsburg ....................................27 ·Tranqull11, Badin ............................................. 33 ·stratman, Sycamore -·-··-··-·············· 43 'Werner, Ceo .................................................. 45 Player, School AB Poh~ Turpin .............- ...................................44 'Oevenlng, Sycamore .................................... 42

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·Lawson, Madison ....................................... 34 'Molmar, Northwest ..................................... 26 Dornbush, NCH ..............................:.•............. 22 .Saladin, Norwood ........................................... 10 Wheeler, Oak HiRs ......................................... 55 Keslosky, Surrmlt .......................................... 29 Kim, Indian Hill ............................................ 52 Hendricks, Mariemont ·-·-···············--25 Bode, St. Bernard ...........................................48 Schiano, Anderson ·------·-···-·-·--·-·-··17 Bennett, Mason .............................................. 45 Baker, Fayette vile ----·-·····--·········· ..... 15 campbell, Turpin ............................................ 43 f. Minges, Ross ............................................ 56 Elrod, Harrison -····--······-··-············ 56 Wels, Madison ............................................... 13 Schwellzer, Amelia ..................................... 13 Hibbs, Lynchburg Cay ............................... 50 Haht, Indian Hil ............................................... 50 Gregory, CNE ········-·----····················· 37 Taulbee, Colerain ...........................................37 Player, SChool AB Brunner, Simon Kenton ................................. 37 Stratton, Western Brown ............................ 37 Okln, Seven Hils ............................................. 48 Hunter, Vila MadoMa .............................. 35 Berger, Covington calhoA ............................ 57 Griffith, Lynchburg Cay _ ....................... 44 Schubert, Batavia ··--·--·······--····--·-- 44 Frommeyer, Beechwood ............................ 22 Mumns, Western Brown -·--··-······-- 22 J. Wels, Lynchburg Clay ............................. 49 Cutter, Lynchburg Cay ............................. 29 A. Weaver, Oak Hils---·-··--·······-·- 29 Seibert, Feiclty .............................................. 29 Wharton, WOOamsburg ....... ~..........:.............27 Ruggles, Western Brown ............................. 34. Tate, Kings ..................................................... 57 .Strunck, Princeton --·-··-···--····-······· 57 Bolman, St. Xavier ---····-···-····--·--· 48 R. BeD, Moeller ~...................................... 32 Daly, Summit ................................:.............. 32 Davis, Amelia ······-·--·--··-·······- 16 Arnold. Little Miami -·----·-··--·-·····- 39 Bishop, Batavia .............................................. 46 Hensley, Simon Kenton --······-·······--53 Finke, MarlemQnt ··-·-···························: ..... 30 Playor, School AB Orr, Mariemont ·····-----·-···-···-·-·--30 Woods, Purcel Marian ...............................35 Nichols, CNE --------·--········- 47 Scudder, NCH .................................................26 Norl, Middletown -·---·-···--··--······· 45 Moak, Hamilton ··-·----'--·················-· 38 Donaghy, St. Henry Schorsh. Western HiDs --·---·············-50 s. wens. L.yhchburg Cay ·-···--·-····50 Eagan, Elder ...................................................43 J. Roberts, Hul!hes -----·---·-··--·--31 Parton, Elder ,.................................................. 55 Redmon, Landmarl< Clvislla ....................... 48 Cousino, Indian Hil ---··--···-····- 48 Gillum, Colerain ...............................................36 Marsh, ceo ................................................. 36 Rodgers, Withrow ---·-···--··-····-· 24 Ayers, Wiliamsburg ...................................... 24 Miller, St. Hewy .......................................... 53 Bronner, Simon Kenton ---···-···-··--·--58 Kirk, Utile Miami ..:....................................... 29 Geiger, Mason ---1-·-···-·---.:......- ...... 34 Konrad, Northwest/ ....................................... 34 ~Craig, Little Miami" .....~................................. 34 Cheney, Lima ·----·····-··-······· 34 ,Player, School AB .Whllehead, Seven Hils ..............c............... 39 · Seth Layman, Batavia ----·-·--·--·-·-··· 39 Cannon, MI. Healthy ......................................39 E. Radtke, St. Bernard ___;_ ______ 39 Thompson, Winton Woods ..........,................ 39 ~alii!!, Beechwood --·-··-'-..:.................... 44 Marsh, Madeira ............................................. 44 Young, St. Bernard :............- ........................ 49 Harrison, Princeton ....................................... 59 Boling, Ross ..................................................... 56 Evans. ONE .............................................:....... 27 ·Jasper, Walnut Hils ..................~.................. 27 Daly, Summit ...........:...................................... 27 ·Surface, Indian Hill ·-·-·--·--················ ...-· 27 Brocckhoff, Colerain ...................................... 32 Brown, Colerain ................ 32

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6. Rook, Badin; S. Leylte, Colerain; Klotz. Turpin; Hal, .656 Ross; Eagan, Elder; 4. Summerville, New Richmond; Strat· .651 ton. Western Brown; Hutson. Western Brown; J. Newberry, .640 Madeira; Bennett, Mason; McKIMey, Glen Esle; Gllum. .636 Colerain; Sansom. Compbel County; White, campbel Coun.636 ty; Compbel, Turpin; Stratman, Sycamore; Wheeler, Oak •605 Hills; Mlr11sena, Utile Miami; R. Minges. Ross; 3. Gregory, '.586 ONE; Bayles, Kings; Niemantsverdrlet, Madeira; Lee, West· .568 ern Hnls; T. Witt, st. Bernard; Pohl. Tupln; wnson. Lakota; .558 Kees, Cov. cath; Skidmore, Cov. cath; Clutter, Clinton .556 Massie; Wilson. Utile Miami; T. Minges, Ross; Schubert, .553 Batavia; O'Brien, Summit; Higgins, Elder; Parton, Elder. I .569 .545 RBI .533 31. Leylte, Colerain; T. Minges, Ross; 29. T. Witt, St. .533 Bernard; 27. Wheeler, Oak Hils; 26. Skidmore, Cov. cath; 25• •531 .529 BeMell, Mason; 23. Bronner, Simon Kenton; 22. R. Minges, Ross; 21. J. Web, Lynchburg Cay; 20. Hahl, Indian Hil; .529 Ruwe, Cov. calh; Berger, Cov. cath; Rook, Badln;Ogletree, .529 Batavia; 21. Keyes, Cov. cath; 20. Stratman, Sycamore; .525 19. Hibbs, Lynchburg Cay; Bishop, Beechwood; Baln, Cov. .521 .519 cath; Hall, Ross; Schubert, Batavia; Hargreaves, Elder; Eagan, Elder; 18. Cousino, Indian Hill; Leininger, Indian Hil; .515 . Schorsh, Western Hils; Gll\Jm, Colerain. . .512

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Pitching (10 or more Innings) Player, SChool IP ER Peters, Hamilton ................... - 12.6 0 Cox, Colerain·------·· 10.0 0 Hatton, Madison ..............23.0 1 Schneider, ceo ---·---·-·· 18.3 1 Woods, PureeD Marian __.. 17.3 1 West, Lynchburg Cay ............ 16.0 1 Nichols, Summit ···-----· 15.0 1 Mullen, Batavia ......................... 29.0 2 Hels, Colerain ····-·--·-·· 28.0 2 O'Connor, Sycamore ............... 22.6 2 Marsh, Madeira--·--·· 31.3 3 Hermlsh, Oak Hills .................... 19.0 2 Sanders, Winton Woods · - · 26.3 3 Epplen, Covington catho ......... 30.3 4 Wilson, Little Miami .............. 37.0 5 Goodman, Milford ·--·-- 21.6 3 Leininger, Indian Hll ................. 28.6 4 VanBenschoten, Mfiford - · 13.3 2 Cramton, Lynchburg Clay ...... 20.0 3 Shean, MoeDer - - - - 12.3 2 Player, School IP .ER Day, La Sale··-·----· 30.0 5 Wilder, Covington catho __., 35.6 6 Cook, Hamilton·---·-···· 27.6 5 T. Minges, Ross .................. -. 32.0 6 Atz, Moeler ----·-····· 15.3 3 Beckett, Madison - - - - 15.3 3 Wilson, Lakota ·--·-··········-- 25.3 5 K. A! able, Anderson--·-···· 15.0 3 Gaskins, Simon Kenton--- 20.0 4 Frornmeyer, Beechwood --· 20.0 4 Webb, Madison -·--·---·· 2l0 5 Whitehead, Seven Hils ---· 23.0 5 Creamer, CNE ---·-·········-- 18.0 4 Holbrock, Elder --·--·---·-·· 18.0 4 Pa~ Oak Hils ..- - - - - · · 18.0 4 Schmlltou, Princeton - - 22.0 5 Mosley, NCH ............................. 13.0 3 Howard, Landmark Christ .•.. 21.3 5 ·Dunn. Wlliamsburg ·---·--· 12.0 3 Brunner, Simon Kenton ........... 27.0 7 T. Witt, St. Bernard·--- 30.0 8 Bishop, Batavia -·---·-·--·-· 11.0 3 Wiliams, Colerain - - - -.. 11.0 3 Player, School IP ER Sharp, Simon Kenton ----31.0 9 Mnler, La SaKe .......................... 20.6 6 Bushelnnan, St. Bernard -"-- 24.0 7 Dornbush, NCH ............:. ............ 17.0 5 Sanchez, Withrow ···--··· 30.6 9 Ramirez. Princeton .:........... _. 30.3 9 McKeMa, Elder ----·---·-·· 10.0 3 Belmesche, Moeler -~-. 10.0 3 Freeman, Ross .......................... 20.0 6 Duncan, New Richmond .......... 40.0 12 Felthouse, Roger Bacon - - 13.3 4 Riley, Kings ............................... 13.2 4 KeOy, Fairfield··-···----······ 23.0 7 D. BeD; Moeler · · ' - - - -.. 28.3 9 Hamman, Landmark Chrl ...._ 21.6 7 Ascher,Moeler - - - - · - 18.0 6 Thompson, Ameia _ _ _ 18.0 6 MiddendOrf, Ross ..................... 24.0 8 Smith, Amelia .......................... 24.0 8 List, Beechwood -·-·------ 24.0 . 8 Pennington, Hamilton ............... 17.6 6 Thompson. Covington cat ...... 20.0 7 Schubert, Batavia .............:....... 17.0 6 Player, SChool IP ER

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ERA 0.00 0.00 0.30 0.38 0.40 0.44 0.47 0.48 0.50 0.64 0.67 0.74 0.80 0.92 0.95 0.97 0.98 1.05 1.05 1.14 ERA 1.17 1.18 1.27 1.31 1.37 1.37 1.38 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.52 1.52 1.56 1.56 1.51 1.51 1.62 1.64 1.75 1.81 1.87 1.91 1.91 ERA 2.03 2.04 2.04 2.06 2.06 . 2.08 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.\.l 2.12 2.13 2.23 2.27· 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.39

2.45 2.47 ERA 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.52 2.56 2.55 2.58 2.58 2.63 2.63 2.69 2.72 2.72 2.73 2.77

2. Sharp, Slnnon Kenton; McGinnis, Lynchburg Cay; Cason. Compbel County; Hatton. Madison; 1. Creamer. ONE; Barker, Kings; Hol'ngsworth, Kings; Marsh, Madeira; West, Lynchburg Cay; Cramton, Lynchburg Cay; Johnson, Lanclmark Christian; T. Will, St. Bernard; Rallegh, campbel County; Boufcf111, Norwood; carroll, Felicity; Kunke~ Vila MadoMa; F~~!!ll"' ~cEvoy, Cov. cath; Day, La Salle; Maloy, Qat< HilS; )an(lers, Winton Woods; Bogolo, Ross; Pogozalskl, Bad'n; Feltho\Jse, Roger Bacon.

BASEBALL STANDINGS :>

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<nrough Saturda"fs games)

... CHL Team Indian Hift.............. Mariemont.......... Madeira................ Taylor................... Wyoming.............. FIMeylown.......... Deer Park............ Reading.................

League Overall WL WL 13 0 17 3 6 3 6 3 5 3 10 6 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 7 3 6 4 7 2 9 4 12 2 9 2 12

... GCL South Team Elder..................... Moeller................ St.Xavier............ La Sale.................

League Overall · W L W L 8 3 16 6 7 2 11 3 6 3 11 4 ·4 5 6 8

... GCL North Toam Hamilton Badin.. . Roger Bacon ........ Kettering Alter... Pur. Marian........ . McNicholas......... . Cham.JulieMe.... .

League OVerall W L W L 10 3 12 8 6 4 9. 6 6 5 7 7 4 6 7 6 2 9 5 10 0 7 1 9

... QCC-EAST Team Anderson.............. Ame11o.................. Glen Est e.............. Turpin................... Woodward........".

League W L 8 7

0 2

overall W L 12 2 10 6

8 1

7 11

... QCC-WEST Team Harrison.....- ...... . Walnut Hills..........

League overall W L W L 6 10 3 11 3 10 2 5

COACHES POLLS ef;e{,~,l ~f.. Division I Pis Oak Hills ( 13) ............................ 143 Hamilton (2) ....:......................... 126 Elder (1 I .................................... 105 Moeller ........... 97 St. Xavier ..................................... 84 Colerain ........................................ 64 Sycamore .................................... 58 Anderson ..................................... 42 Princeton ..................................... 39 Lakota .......................................... 39 Olhers: Harrison 22, Fairfield 2, Withrow I, La Safie 1, Ame11a 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9.

= ...............

Division 11-111-IV PIS Ross (61 ....................................... 96 2. Badin ( 1) ...................................... 72 J. Indian Hill ( 1) ............................... 67 4. Purcell Marian (1) ..................... 64 5. Roger Bacon ( 1) ......................... 59 6. Little Miami ( 1) .............,............48 6. Batavia (2) .................................. 48 8. Madeira ....................................... 34 9. Mariemont .................................. 32 10. Loveland ...................................... 28 10. St. Berndrd .................................. 28 Others: New Richmond 27, CNE 23, Mason 14, Felicity 13, SUmmit 11, Kings 9, Landmark 6, Williamsburg 6, McNicholas 6, CCD 5, Wyoming 5, Norwood J, Western Brown 3. l.

Streaking Moeller eyes titles BY DAVE SCHUTTE 1-: Enquirer contributor

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After beginning the season with losses in three of the first four games, Moeller's unimpressive baseball team was declared dead. But, going into the final week of the season, the Crusaders stand on the threshold of winning the Greater Catholic League South title along with challenging Oak Hills for the metro championship. "We were on another kind of streak now," Moeller coach Mike Cameron said. "We've now won nine in a row and are in the position we want to be going into the final week of the season." Trailing Elder (7-2) by one-half game in the GCL, the Crusaders (6-2) meet the Panthers today at Hille Field before taking on La Salle at Blue Ash in a Tuesday doubleheader and St. Xavier (6-3) Wednesday. "We'll complete the first game against La Salle which is tied going into the eighth inning," Cameron said. "We have four games remaining but all are against tough opponents." Cameron refused to count out St. X (6-3). "It's a tough road for all three contenders," Cameron said. "Elder and us have two losses and St. X has three." Oak Hills baseball coach Chuck Laumann won't have to prepare a motivational speech for the Highlanders for Friday's encounter with Colerain. The once-beaten and No. 1-ranked Highlanders suffered their only defeat to coach Don Colussi's Cardinals, and this game will probably determine the Queen City Conference champi'onship.

HIGH SCHOOLS: WEEK AHEAD

home-and-away game with Little Miami Tuesday and Wednesday.

"In in the first game, it was a matter of who struck first," Laumann said. "The Oeff) Leytze boy hit one out with two on and that was it for them." Coach Gil Voit's surprising Clermont Northeastern Rockets, front-runners in the Southern Buckeye Conference American Division, can virtually lock up the title this week. The Rockets begin the week today against Hillsboro at home before meeting Georgetown (Wednesday), Loveland (Thursday and Satur· day) and Felicity (Friday). "We have four solid pitchers which gives us the advantage with such a busy schedule/' Voit said. "But we don't play second place New Richmond until the following week." Miami Valley Conference leader Batavia can take a major step toward clinching the MVC title, facing four league foes. If coach Bryan Anstaett's Bulldogs defeat Cincinnati Country Day today and Tuesday, they will take a two-game lead over Summit and three over the Indians in the MVC. Hamilton's Big Blue can virtually wrap up the tough Greater Miami Conference championship this week with victories over Princeton on Wednesday and Friday but Sycamore is still lurking one game behind. Front-running Badin, another of Hamilton's standout teams, can wrap up the Greater Catholic North title this week, meeting Kettering Alter, Roger Bacon and Purcell Marian. Ross is also on the threshold of claiming another Fort Ancient Valley Conference title. C()~ch Ray Hamilton's Rams can wrap it up with

HIGH SCHOOLS

Hurlers muzzle hitters Greater Catholic games all shutouts Post staff report /

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The Greater Catholic League may never again witness baseball pitching performances like it did Monday. Moeller High School's Eric Fischer and La Salle's Zac Day both authored one-hitters; Elder's Nic Kernen fired a four-hitter; and Ryan Pogozalski tossed a six-hitter for Hamilton Badin.

MOELLER1,PURCELL MARIAN 0- Fischer, a sophomore, won his second. Moeller scored on Doug Tereba's basesloaded ground out. Purcell Marian junior Scott Woods allowed just four hits. MOELLER at PURCELL MARIAN

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000 100 0-1 4 0 000 000 0-0 1 2

BASEBALL STATISTICS o..,. --i -<t { Player, School AB Palrtck, Weslern Brown .•...••...•............... 32 T. Will, Sl. Bernard ................... ._•............•..43 Tudor, Summll --·······--··············..············· 25 O'Brien, Summll --····----·--················· 33 "Davenporl, Lynchburg Oay ...............•....... 11 Leylze, Colerain ·········-························-43 · Ouller, Oinlon Massie ·························--·· 29 Mlrlisena, LIIHe Miami ·---···················· 37 Woodruff, Loveland ...................•..................43 Basil, Sl. Xavier ···--····························· 45 Noilemeyer, Norlhwesl ·······················--···· 38 R. Minges. Ross ··--··-·························· 51 K. Weaver, Oak Hils··············--············--··· 44 Klanke, Amela ·······"·'······························ 45 Nichols, Sunvnil .................................._ .•.•. 30 .Duncan, New Richmond ..............................32 Gullman, ceo ........................................... 51 Brady, Glen Esle ····-··························· 17 McCullough, Moeller L ................................ 17 Youklls, Sycamore ·-··-···················· 40 Skidmore, Covlnglon calho ......................... 73 Balnum, WiiHamsburg ······-·········---·--27 ·Tranqullll, Badin .......................................... 33 Slralman. Sycamore ·······························--·· 43 ·werner, ceo··-··--·------·-··············· 45 Player, School AB Pohl, Turpin ···········--·-················-44 'Devenlng, Sycamore .................................... 42 ~ummervlle, New Richmond .................... 38 Durbin, Ross --·-············································ 38 Lawson. Madison ··-···················---·-- 34 'Molmar, Northwest ····-························ 26 Dornbush. NCH -···-·····························--22 .Saladin, Norwood ·····-··--············..······-10 Wheeler, Oak HiOs ..........- ........................... 55 Keslosky, Summll ........................................ 29 Kim, indian Hm .............................................. 52 Hendricks, Mariernonl ........................... 25 Bode, Sl. Bernard .......................................... 48 Schiano, Anderson Bennell, Mason ........................................... 45 Baker, Fayellevile ---·•····················-15 campbell, Turpin .........................................43 T. Minges, Ross ··--··-·············-.. ·····56 Elrod, Harrison ......................................... S4 Wels, Madison ···-···-·················..··- 13 Schwellzer, Amelia ................................... 13 Hibbs, Lynchburg Oay ................................ 50 Hahl,lndlan Hli ............................................... 50 Gregory, CNE ···············-········-..····•·•·•· 37 Taulbee, Colerain ...........................................37 Player, School AB

-·-····················'7

Brunner, Simon Kenton ..................-............. 37

,sfrallon, Weslern Brown ............................ 37 Okln, Seven Hils ·-······-··················· 48 Hunler, Vila MadoMa .................................. 35 Berger, Covington calholl ............................ 57 Grlffilh, Lynchburg Oay --················· 44 Schubert, Balavla ......................................... 44 Frommeyer, Beechwood ............................ 22 Mullins, Western Brown __..,................... 22 J. Wells, Lynchburg Oay ·-··············- 49 Ouller, Lynchburg aay ························--·· 29 A. Weaver, Ook Hms ---······················ 29 Seiber!, Felidly ............................................. 29 Wharlon. Willamsburg ........:.......... :.............27 Ruggles, Weslern Brown ....................... 34. Tale, Kings ...................................................... 57 Slrunck, Prlncelon ---·················-···57 Boiman, Sl. Xavier ································--·· 48 0

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Davis, Amelia ................................................. 16 Arnold, Ullle Miami •.•........•....................... 39 Bishop, Balavla ·····-·---··············- 46 ·Hensley, Simon Kenlon .•...••.•..................... 53 Rnk e, MarieiTIQill -··-·················'··-30 Player, School AB Orr, Marlemonl ·····--·--·····················30 Woods, PurceH Marian .............................._ ..JS Nichols, CNE ·············-················· 47 Scudder, NCH ·-------····-····-····-26 Norl, Mlddielown ··-··--······················ 45 Moak, Hamlllon ·-----········-···--· 38 Donaghy, Sl. Henry ...................................... 69 Schorsh, Weslern Hills ---·····················50 s. Wells,l.ynchburg Oay ···················-50 Eagan, Elder ....................................................43 J. Roberls, Hughes --·-·········-·········31 Parton. Sder ........................................- .....55 Redmon, Landmark Olrlslla .......................48 Cousino, indian Hi! ··--·--·-······--·-··· 48 Gillum, Colerain ........................................... 36 Marsh, ceo ................................................... 36 Rodgers, Wilhrow ___...........- ...... 24 Ayers, Wiliamsburg ......................................24 Miller, Sl. Henry ...........................................SJ Bronner, Simon Kenlon _ .......................... 58 · Kirk, Lillie Miami ..~ ..................................... 29

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:Craig, Lillie Miami'......:..... --······-·--··· 34 Cheney, Lima ................................................. 34 Player, School AB Whitehead, Seven Hils .................:............... 39 Seth Layman, Balavia ---····..···-..·•·•·•· 39 .Cannon, MI. Healthy .....................................39 E. Radtke, Sl. Bernard ·-----.....................39 Thompson, Winton Woods .......... ,............. 39 Ratliff, Beechwood ...........:.... :.................._ .. 44 .Marsh, Madeira ·-·-·-··--·--........... 44 Young, St. Bernard ~ ......................................49 Harrison, Princeton .......- ......................... 59 Boling, Ross ..................................................... S4 . Evans, CNE ......... - ....................................... 27 ·Jasper, Wainul Hms ..................~............... 27 Daly, Summit ...........:...................................... 27 ·surface, indian Hil ·-···--......................... 27 Brocckhoff, Colerain ................................. 32 prown, Colerain ..... ._ ....... ._.............................32

Shutouts

Home runs

Hitting

Avg.

21 28 16 21 7 26 17 21 24 25 21 28 24 24 16 17 27 9 9 21 38 14 17 22 23

.656 .651 .640 .636 .636 .605 '.586

Avg. .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .491

22 21 19 19 17 13 11 5 27 14 25 12 23 8 21 7 20 26' .25 6 6 23 23 17 17

.568

6. Rook, Badin; 5. Leytze, Colerain; Klofl. Turpin; Hal. Ross; Eagan. Elder; 4. Summervme, New Richmond; Strat· ion, Western Brown; Hutson. Western Brown; J. Newberry, Madeira; Bennett, Mason; McKinney, Glen Este; Gillum. Colerain; Sansonn. can¢el County; White, Campbell County; campbcl, Turpin; Stratman. Sycamore; Wheeler, Oak HiUs; Mirfisena, Utile Miami; R. Minges, Ross; 3. Gregory, CNE; Bayles, Kings; Niemantsverdrlet, Madeira; Lee, West· ern Hms; T. Witt, St. Bernard; Pohl, lupin; Wilson. Lakota; Kees, Cov. cath; Skidmore, Cov. cath; Outler, CHnton Massie; Wilson, Utile Miami; T. Minges, Ross; Schubert, Bafovla; O'Brien. Summit; Higgins, Elder; Parton. Sder.

.558 .556 .553 .549 .545 RBI .533 31. Leytze, Colerain; T. Minges. Ross; 29. T. Witt, St. .533 Bernard; 71. Wheeler, Oak Hils; 26. Skidmore, Cov. cath; 25. .531 Bennett, Mason; 23. Bronner, Simon Kenton; 22. R. Minges, .529 Ross; 21. J. Wels, Lynchburg Oay; 20. Hahl, Indian Hil; .529 Ruwe, Cov. cath; Berger, Cov. cath; Rook, BadinX>gielree, .529 Batovia; n Keyes, Cov. cath; 20. Stratman, Sycamore; .525 19. Hibbs, Lynchburg Ooy; Bishop, Beechwood; Bain, Cov. .521 cath; Hall, Ross; SchUbert, Batavia; Hargreaves, Elder; .519 Eagan, Elder; 18. Cousino, Indian HiU; Leininger, Indian Hil; .515 .512 . Schorsh, Western Hils; Gllum, Colerain. .511

2. Sharp, Simon Kenton; McGinnis, Lynchburg Oay; cason, Compbel County; Hatton, Madison; 1. Creamer, CNE; Barker, Kings; Holingsworth, Kings; Marsh, Madeira; West, Lynchburg Oay; Cramton. Lynchburg Oay; Johnson, Lan<lmark Christian; T. Witt, Sl. Bernard; Raliegh, CampbeR County; Bouldin, Norwood; carroll, Felldty; KunkeL Vila Madoma; R~; 1-f'CEvoy, Cov. cath; Day, La Salie; Mafioy, Ual< HilS; :.anoers, Winton Woods; Bogolo, Ross; Pogozalskl, Badin; Fellhouse, Roger Bacon.

Stolen Bases 35. Guttman. Ceo; 25. ott, Lockland; 24. Linville, Lockland; 22. Whitehead. seven Hils; n Brown. Simon Kenton; Bofing; Ross; 20; Kim, Indian Hill; MueDer, Landmark Chrlstlon; 19. Hal, Indian Hil; 17. Schmidt, CNE; T. Roefig. Western Hilis; Bishop, Balavla; 16. Schorsh, Western Hils.

BASEBALL STANDINGS '\ -8 -9'l'

<nrough Saturdafs games)

~CHL Team Indian HilL.......... . Mariemont........ .. Madeira.............. . Taylor ................ .. Wyoming ........... .. Fiooeytown........ .. Deer Park.......c.... Reading ................

GCL South

Team

Pitching

.483 (10 or more Innings) .481 Player, School IP ER W-L .480 J.() Peters, Hamilton ·····-·····-.. 12.6 0 .479 2-() Cox, Colerain ............- - -.. 10.0 0 .471 3-1 Hatton. Madison ---········ 23.0 1 .467 2·1 Schneider, ceo .......- - - · 18.3 1 .467 Woods, PureeD Marian .......... 17.3 1 2·1 .465 3-0 West, Lynchburg Oay · - - · 16.0 1 .464 2-() Nichols, Sunvnlt ·---········· 15.0 1 .463 5.() Mullen. Batavia .......- - - - · 29.0 2 .462 4.() Hels, Colerain ·----·-.............. 28.0 2 .462 4.() O'Connor, Sycamore - - · 22.6 2 .460 4-1 3 Marsh, Madeira ...................... 31.3 .460 3.() Hermlsh, Oak Hils ..........__ 19.0 2 .459 Sanders. Winton Woods .......... 26.3 3 2·2 .459 4.() Epplen. Covington catho ....... 30.3 4 H Avg. 5.() Wilson, Utile Miami .... - ......... 37.0 5 .459 17 4.() Goodman, Milford --·---.. 21.6 3 .459 17 4·1 Lelnlnger,lndian Hil ···--·- 28.6 4 .458 22 VanBenschoten. Milford ......... 13.3 2 16 .457 2·1 Cramton, Lynchburg Oay -- 20.0 3 26 .456 2.() Shean. Moeler - .................. 12.3 2 20 .455 Player, School IP ER W-L 20 .455 2·1 Day, La Salle ............- ... - .. 30.0 · 5 .455 10 5.() Wilder. Covington catho ......... 35.6 6 .455 10 Cook, Hamlton ·----·-·-.. 27.6 s 4.() 22 .449 4·1 T. Minges, Ross .........·--·- 32.0 6 .448 13 2.() Fill. Moeller-.~.................. 15.3 3 13 .448 J.1 Beckett, Madison · -.. 15.3 3 .448 13 3-2 Lakota .............- ........ 25.3 5 .444 . Wilson. 12 2.() K. Afable, Anderson ................. 15.0 3 .441 IS 2.() Gaskins, Simon Kenton--·-.. 20.0 4 .439 25 2·2 Frornmeyer, Beechwood ·-· 20.0 4 .439 25 2·1 Webb, Madison --·--.......... 23.0 5 21 .438 3-2 Whitehead, Seven Hils ---23.0 5 .438 14 2.() Creamer, CNE .......................... 18.0 4 .438 14 2.() Holbrock, Elder ······-----·· 18.0 4 7 .438 4-0 Paul, Oak Hills ......- .....- -.. 18.0 4 17 .436 4-() Schmittou, Princeton ............ 22.0 5 20 .435 MOsley, NCH ·-·----··· 13.0 3 .434 23 3.() Howard, Landmark Olrisl ..... 21.3 5 13 .433 2.() ·Dunn. Wiliamsburg ······--- 12.0 3 H Avg. Brunner, Simon Kenlon .......... 27.0 7 3-3 13 .433 5-2 T. Wilt, St. Bernard ----·-30.0 8 IS .429 Bishop, Batavia ...................._ 11.0 3 2·1 .426 20 1·1 Wiliams. Colerain -···-····-.. 11.0 3 11 .423 Player, School IP ER W-L 19 .422 4.() Sharp, Simon Kenlon ............... 31.0 9 .421 16 2.() Miller, La Salle·---·-........... 20.6 6 .420 29 3-0 Bushelman, St. Bernard ·---.. 24.0 7 .420 21 2:1 Dornbush. NCH ............:............ 17.0 5 21 .420 Sanchez, Withrow ____.......... 30.6 9 3-3 .419 18 4·1 Ramirez. Princeton -··--· 30.3 9 .419, 13 1.() McKenna. Sder ....................... 10.0 3 .418 23 1.() Belmesche, Moeler .-.~ ..... 10.0 3 .417 20 3-0 Freeman, Ross·------.. 20.0 6 20 .417 Duncan, New Richmond .......... 40.0 12 5-1 .417 15 1.() Felthouse, Roger Bacon - -... 13.3 4 .417 15 1.() Riley, Kings ......·-------· 13.2 4 10 .417 2·2 Kefiy, Fairfield .......................... 23.0 7 10 .417 3·1 D. Ben; Moeler ....~--- 28.3 9 22. .415 Halliman. Landmark Chrl ..._ 21.6 7 2·2 24 .414 2·1 Fischer, MoeAer ---·--·-.. 18.0 6 .414 12 2·1 Thompson, AmcHa · 18.0 6 .412 14 4.() Middendorf, Ross ..................... 24.0 8 14 .412 3.() Smith, Amelia -·---··-.. 24.0 8 .412 14 2·1 List, Beechwood ....................... 24.0 . 8 .412 14 3.() Pennington, HamRton ---·- 17.6 6 H Avg. Thompson. Covington cat ...... 20.0 7 . 2-2 .410 16 2.() Schubert, Batavia·---..:•. _ 17.0 6 16 .410 Player, School IP ER W-L .410 . Moak, Hamilton ------.. 19.6 16 1-1 7 16 .410 4.() Ells, Beechwood ...................... 28.0 10 .410 16 3-1 Slrobl, Colerain .••-.:... ...- ..... 28.0 10 .409 18 4.() T. McGioois, Lynchburg ._.. 25.0 9 18 .409 3-1 Wethington. Landmark Ch ..... 30.3 11 20' .408 1.() Ellsworlh, Lakota:............. -. 11.0 4 .407 24 2.() Brlssle, Rnneylown -·--·- 19.0 7 .407 22 2.() Hatter, MI. Healthy ·----·-· 19.0 7 .407 11 2.() Fields, Madeira ......._ .... ~,... 16.0 6 .407 11 3-1 Cheney, Uma ............................ 32.0 12 .407 11 2-1 Andrews, Mason ·-···-···· .. 13.0 5 11 .407 J.1 Wheeler, NCH ........·-···-· 18.0 7 .406 . Pogozalski, Badin ...................... 28.3 13 3-1 11 .406 13 4·1 Hollingsworth. Kings ,_.......... 28.2 11 2·2 Lukondi, Princeton ..- - · - · ~~·~ 10

...

ERA 0.00 0.00

Sder ................... .. MoeMer...... .,...r., ••••• St. xavier ............. La Sale .............. .

ERA 1.17 1.18

1.71 1.31 1.37 1.37 1.38 1.40 1.40 1.40 1.52 1.52 1.56 1.5.! 1.51 1.55 1.62 1.64 1.75 1.81 1.87 1.91 1.91 ERA 2.03 2.04 2.04 2.06 2.06 2.08 2.10 2.10 2.10 2.10 Bl 2.12 2.13

2.23 2.71 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.33

2.39 2.45 2.47 ERA 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.52 2.54 2.55 2.58 2.58 2.63 2.63 2.69 2.72 2.72 2.73

2.n

League Overall · W L W L 8 3 16 6 7 2 11 3 6 3 11 4 ·4 5 6 8

~ GCL North

0.30

0.38 0.40 0.44 0.47 0.48 0.50 0.64 0.67 0.74 0.80 0.92 0.95 0.97 0.98 1.05 1.05 1.14

League overall W L W L 3 13 0 17 6 3 6 3 6 5 3 10 5 5 5 5 5 7 4 5 3 6 4 7 2 9 4 12 2 12 2 9

Team Hamilton Badin. .. Roger Bacon....... Koffering Alter ... Pur. Marian ......... McNicholas .......... ChamJullenne .....

Overall League W L W L 10 3 12 8 4 9. 6 6 6 5 7 7 4 6 7 6 2 9 5 10 0 7 1 9

~ QCC-EAST Team Anderson.............. Amelia.................. Glen Esle.............. Turpin................... Woodward........,..

League Overall W L W L 8 o 12 2 7 2 10 6 5 2 8 7 5 0

5 9

~ QCC-WEST

League Overall W L W L 10 3 11 6 2 5 3 10 Walnut Hills........ .

Team Harrison...---·····

COACHES POLLS sf~~~~~Y.J.. Division I Pis Oak HiHs ( 13) ........................... 143 2. Hamillon (2) .............................. 126 3. Elder (1) .................................... 105 4. Moeller ........... 97 5. St. Xavier ..................................... 84 6. Colerain ........................................ 64 7. Sycamore .................................... 58 8. Anderson .................................... 42 9. Princeton ..................................... 39 9. Lakota .......................................... 39 Others: Harrison 22. Fairfield 2, Withrow 1, La Salie 1, Amelia 1. 1.

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Division 11-111-IV Pis Ross (6) ...................................... 96 Badin( 1) ...................................... 72 Indian Hill (I) ............................... 67 Purcell Marian (1) ................... 64 Roger Bacon ( 1) ......................... 59 6. Little Miami ( 1) ............ ;............ 48 6. Balavia (2) .................................. 48 8. Madeira .................................. -. 34 9. Marlemonl .................................. 32 10. Loveland ..................................... 28 10. St. Berlldrd ................................ 28 Olhers: New Richmond 27, CNE 23, Mason 14, Felicity 13, Summil 11, Kings 9, Landmark 6, Williamsburg 6, McNicholas 6, Ceo 5, Wyoming 5, Norwood 3, Western Brown 3. ·1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

BASEBALL STATISTICS Division II-IV

Division I Pls 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

1. Loveland (6) .. ..... 2. Mariemont (2) .... 3. Ross (3) ............. 4. -Indian Hill (1) ...... 5. Roger Bacon ..... 6. McNicholas ........ 7. Purcell Marian... 7. Mason ................ 9. Wyoming ............ 10. Norwood ....... ..... 10. Summit .............. 10. OeerPark ...........

LaSalle(15) ..... 201 St. Xavier (4) ...... 170 Oak Hills (2) ..... 147 Hamilton (1) ....... 126 Elder ................ 110 Fairfield (1) ....... 109 Colerain ............. 97 Moeller-~---···· 74 Lakota ........ ...... .. 68 Sycamore .......... 39

Others receiving votes: Anderson JS, Harrison 34, Annefla 14, Glen Este 11, Western Hills 7, Withrow 3, Princeton 1, Walnut Hms 1, Milford 1, Northwest 1.

(Through Saturday's games)

J.t~:t. j. .... CHL- <J~ League

Overall

W L

6 4

W 8 4 3 4

0 1

2 3

1 3

85 77 70 62 57 50 42 37 24 16 16 16

Other top vote getters: Kings, St. Bernard 11, New Richmond 10, CCO, Madeira 9, Little Miami, Reading, Bethel-Tate, Hamilton Badin 8.

BASEBALL STANDINGS Team Indian Hill.............. Mariemont.......... Finneytown.......... Wyoming.............. Taylor ................... Madeira. ............... Deer Park ............ Reading .................

~itting

Pts

L 2 1 2 4

Player, School AB O'Brien, Summit co ...................................... 18 T. Witt, St. Bernard ....................................... 27 Tudor, Summit CD ......................................... IS Molnar, Northwest ........................................ IS Frommeyer, Beechwood .............................. 9 C. Smith, Mason ............................................... 3 Stratman, Sycamore .................................... 27 Leytze, Colerain ..............................................32 Patrick, Western Brown ............................... 18

Mirtisenct little Miami···-···························· 30

Nollemeyer, Northwest .............:................. 30 Youklls, Sycamore ........................................ 2S K. Weaver, Oak HiUs ......................................37 Ledford, Blanchester .................................... 19 Duncan, New Richmond ................................ 21 R. Minges, Ross ...............................................39 Stratton, Western Brown .............................24 Guttman, CCD ................................................ 39 Nichols, summit CD ............... - ....................... IS Pohl, Turpin ..................................................... 34 Elrod, Harrisvn ................................................40 Skidmore, Covington Cath ............................48 Woods, Purcell Marian ..................................2S Werner, CCD .......... -...................................... 33 Player, School . AB Bennett, Mason .............................................. 33 Campbell, Turpin ............................................ 33 Strunck, Princeton ........................................ 46 Gregory, CNE ................................................. 28 Woodruff, Loveland .......................................26 Bode, ~f. Bernard .......................................... 26 Bainum, Williamsburg ................................... 24 TranquHii, Badin ............................................. 18 Wheeler, pak Hills .:....................................... 43 Rook, Badin ..................................................... 37 Arnold, Little Miami ...................................... 31 Durbin, Ross ......... -·-·-----...............................29 Klankey, Amelia ..............................................29 Konrad, Northwest ........................................ 25 Wharton, Williamsburg ................................ 2S Lawson, Madison ....... _._.............................. 2S Bishop, Batavia .............................................. 40 Cannon, Withrow ...- ...................................... 36 Tate, Kings .......................................................36 Okin, Seven HiUs ............................-............... 34 Player, School AB Hopman, Oak Hills ._ ...................................... 34 Harrison, Princeton ....................................... 47 Haynes, Purcell Marian ................................30 Baker, Fayettevme ........................................ 1S Surnmervme, New Richmond ....................... 28 Gmum, Colerain .............................................. 26 Taulbee, Colerain ............................................26 Eversman, Summit CD ................................. 13

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.... GCL South League

Overall

Team Elder .....................

W L

St. Xavier............ . Moeller .......: -.. LaSalle .................

W L

1 2

7 7

4 3

3 1

2 4

6 2

3 7

.... GCL North League Team Hamilton Badin.. .

Overall

W L

Pur. Marian..:..... .

6 4

1 3

Kettering Alter... Roger Bacon........ McNicholas.......... Cham.Jufienne.....

2 1 0

3 2 1

s s

8 6

4 3

s 6 s

.... GMC League Team Hamllton ............... Sycamore............ Princeton............. Lakota.................. Fa[rfleld ...... _....... . Lima Sr ................ . Milford. ................. Middletown..........

Overall

W L

0 1

2 4

W 10 6 9 4

s 6 6 s s s 4 3

L 1

2 4

s 6

s 7

R.uggles, Western Brown ..............................24 Kim, Indian Hm .. _............................................ 35 Hahl, Indian Hal ...............___,.......................... 33 Sutton, Norwood ............................................ 22 Surface, indian Hill ........... _..,......................... 20 Leininger, Indian Kru _......... _......................... 29 Wilson, Wyoming .... -..- ................................. 27 T. Minges, Ross ... _..........................................41 Hill, Mason .:......:......-... -................................. 16 M- Daly, Summit CD ..................- .................. 16 Player, School AB fjopman, Oak Hills ......................................... 34 Harrison, Princeton .................... -................. 47 Haynes, Purcell Marian ...... _........................30 Baker, Fayetteville ............ __. ........................ 15 Summerville, New Richmond ....................... 28 Gillum, Colerain ...............................................26 Taulbee, Colerain ............................................26 Eversman, Summit CD ................................. 13 Perpins, Harrison .....................- ...............~ ..... 13 Parton, Elder ...............- ................................ _37 R;uggles, Western Brown ..............................24 Kim, Indian Hm ................................................ 35 Hahl, Indian Hill ............................................... 33 Sutton, Norwood ............................................ 22 5urface, indian HiU ......................................... 20 Leininger, Indian HiU ...................................... 29 Wilson, Wyoming ............._,_ ......................... 27 T. Minges, Ross ...............................................41 fjjll, Mason ....................................................... 16 M. Daly,SummitCD ...................................... 16 Roberts, Hughes .............. -.............................23 Player, School AB Cafferky, Purcell ............................................ 30 theney, Lima ................................................. 30 Nichols, CNE ........_..........................................37 Craig, Litffe Miami ........................................ 28 Brady, Norwood ............................................ 21 Kingsland, Blanchester ................................. 21 Hjcks, Amelia .................................................. 14 McCullough, Moeller~- ......................... 14 Hodesh, Wyoming ......................................... 26 McKinney, Glen Este .....................................26 Hardin, Purcell Marian .................................. 26 E. Radtke, Sf. Bernard ...._.......... _............... 19 Ayers, Wffiiamsburg ..................................... 19 Cannon, MI. Healthy ......................................31 Ems, Beechwood ............................................ 31 Norl, Middletown ........................................... 36 Gabriel, McNicholas ...................................... 24 Schmidt, McNicholas .................................... 24 Lozier, Madison ............................................. 24 Devening, Sycamore .................................... 24

13 19 1.0 10 6 2 17 20 11 18 18 IS 22 11 12 22 13 21 8 18 21 25 13 17 H

17 17 23 14 13 13 12 9 21 18 15 14 14 12 12 12 19 17 17 16 H

16 22 14 7 13 12 12 6 6 17 11 16 15 10 9 13 12 18 7 7 H

16 22 14 7 13 12 12 6 6 17 11 16 15 10 9 13 12 18

1 7 10 H

13 13 16 12 9 9 6 6 11 11 11 8 8 13 13 IS 10 10 10 10

Avg. .722 .704 .667 .667 .667 .667 .630 .62S .611

Home runs

.600 .600

.600 .S95 .S79 .S71 .S64 .S42 .538 .S33 .S29 .S2S .S21 .520 .S1S

RBI

Avg. .S15 .51S .SOD .500 .SOO .500

.500 .S\)0 .488 .486 .484 .483 .483 .480 .480 .480 .47S .472 .472 .471 Avg. .471 .468 .467 .467 .464 .462 .462 .. 462 .462 .459 .458 .457 .4S5 .455 .4SO .448 .444 .439 .438 .438 Avg. .471

.468 .467 .467 .464 .462 .462 .462 .462 .4S9 .4S8 .4S7 .4SS .4S5 .4SD .448 .444 .439 .438 .438 .435. Avg. .433 .433 .432 .429 .429 .429 .429 .429 .423 .423 .423 .421 .421 .419 .419 .417 .417 .417 .417 .417

30. Guttman, CCD; 23. Ott, Lockland; 16. Whiteheaf, Seven Hills; 15. Boling, Ross; 14. Schmidt, CNE; LinviUe, Lockland; 13. Roelflg, Western Hils; Schorsh, Western Hills; Okin, Seven Hills; 12. Kim, Indian Hill; Werner, CCD; Summerville, New Richmond; Lee, Western Hills; Bode, St. Bernard; Bishop, Batavia; 11. Miller, St. Henry; Donaghy, St. Henry.

Pitching Player, School IP Jung, Fenwick ........................... 20.0 Bouldin, No(wood ....................... 7.0 Bogolo, Ross ..................................5.0 Brewer, Williamsburg ............... 7.0 Mullen, Batavia ......................... 22.0 Heis, Colerain .................................21 Schneider, CCD ......................... 18.1 Hatton, Midd. Madison ............ 16.0 . HermescM, Oak Hills ................ 15.0 Woods, Purcell Marian ........... 10.33 Sanders, Winton Woods .......... 19.3 Felthouse, Roger Bacon ............ 9.0 Marsh, Madeira ..............:............. 24 Wilson, Little Miami - ............... 31.0 Wilder, Covington Cath ........... 30.67 Roos, Oak Hills ............................ 7.3 Leininger, Indian Hill ................. 21.2 Goodman, Milford .................... 14.0 Ramirez, Princeton .................. 28.0 Shean, Moeller . _................. 6.6 Player, School IP O'Connor, Sycamore ............... 13.0 Creamer, NNE .......................... 12.0 Epplen, Covington Cath .......... 23.33 VanBenschotlen, Milford ....... 11:0 Hamilton, Little Miami .............. 5.3 T. Minges, Ross ................ _.......... 26 A. Nichols, Summit CD ............... 5.0 Hawkins, Middletown .............. 10.0 Bell, Withrow ............................. 15.0 Young, St. Bernard ................... 23.0 Duncan, New Richmond .............. 27 . Coffey, Bethel Tate ...................... 22 Frommeyer, Beechwood ....... 13.0 Whitehead, Seven HiOs ............ 17.0 Dunn, Williamsburg .................. 12.0 Smith, Amelia ................................ 19 Bishop, Batavia ......................... 11.0 Holbrock, Elder ............................. 18 Paul, Oak Hills ........................... 14.0 Fifz, Moeller-.-. ..................... 10.3 Player, School tP Becker, Fenwick ...................... 10.2 List, Beechwood ....................... 11.0 Schmittou, Prince ton ............... H.O Bryant, Lockland ...................... 27.0 Beimesche, Moeller._. ......... 10.0 Gannon, Fenwick ...................... 13.0 Freeman, Ross .............................. 13 Miller, LaSalle ........................... 1S.67 Beckett, Madison ....................... 9.3 Boisdair, Indian Hill ................... 12.1 Sorrell, Middletown .................... 6.0 Bushelman, St. Bernard .......... 12.0 Middendorf, Ross ......................... 21 Strobl, ColerairY ..............................21 S. Daly, Summit CD ...................8.67 D. Bell, Moeller .....,_,.,r.:..... :........ 20.0 Treadway, Badin ...................... 14.0 T. Witt, St. Bernard .................. 22.0 Hatter, Mf Healthy ...................... 19 Hensley, Williamsburg ............. 19.0 Player, School IP Hanshaw, Springboro ................ 8.0 Stricker, Elder ............................... 16 Cheney, Lima ............................ 32.0 Oldenick, Oak Hills ...................... 5.3 Krugman, Mason ........................ 5.2 Sanchez, Withrow .................... 23.2 Doughman, CNE ....................... 23.0 Hollingsworth, Kings ............... 17.67 Crooker, Batavia ...................... 12.0 Rahe, Indian Hal ........................... 7.0 Trentman, Little Miami ...... :..... 9.3 .Fields, Madeira ...............................9 Rechtin, Purcell Mari; 11 ......... 14.67 Webb, Midd. Madison ............. 14.6

W-L 2-Q 1-Q 1-0 1-1 1 4-0 1 3-Q 1 2·1 1 2·1 1 2-Q 1 2-Q 2 2-1 1 1-Q 3 3-1 4 4-Q 4 4-Q 1 '·0 3 3-1 2 2-Q 4 ·4-Q 1 1-Q ER W·L 2 2-Q 2 1-Q 4 3-Q 2 . 1-1 I 1-Q s 3-1 1 1-Q 2 2-1 3 2-Q s 4-Q 6 4-0 ER 0 0 0 0

2-1

3 4 3

1-1 2-1 2-Q 3-Q 2-1 2-Q 3-0 1-Q W·L 1-Q 1·1 3-Q 2·2 1-Q

s 3 s 4 3 ER 3

5 8 3 4 4

3 4 2 4

7 7

3 7

7 7 ER 3

6 12 2 2 9 9 7

3 4 4

7 7

1-1 2-Q 1-Q 1·0 1-0 1-Q 1-Q 4-D 2-1 1-0 2-1 3-D 4-1 2-0 1-Q W-L 2-0 3-1 3-1 1·0 1-D 3-2

ERA 0.00 0.00 0.00 .0.00 0.32 0.33 0.39 0.44 . 0.47 0.68 0.73 0.78 0.88 0.90 0.91 0.96 0.99 1.00 1.00 1.06

ERA

1.08 1.17 1.20 1.27 1.32 1.35 1.40 1.40 1.40

1.52 l.S6 1.59 1.62 1.65 1.75 1.84 1.91 1.94 2.00 2.04

ERA 2.06 2.06 2.06 2.07 2.10 2.1S 2.1S 2.23 2.26 2.31 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.33 2.42 2.45 2.50 2.SS 2.S8 2.58 ERA 2.63 2.63 2.63 2.64

2.69

2.72

2-2

2.14

2·1 1-D 1-Q 1-Q 1·0 2·1

2.77 2.92 3.00 3.01 3.11 3.34 3.36

1-1

"96 Class AAA

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Doubles

Runs batted in

Name, School Tote! Chumbley, CAPE ................................ 7

Name School Poppl~well Failf ld

Runs scored o~~

Name, Sch.ool

Total

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J. Temar, Deer Park .............................6

Hills ........................23

Ha!"illon ................................. 20

Watson. Finneytown ............................ 5

R' Nea~, ~~~~row ·:.............................. 18

~hodes, Western Hills ........................ 19

We1herer. Wyoming ............................. 5

RJ."ckiOg, Bauknecht Western Brown ............... 16

Popplewell, Fairlield ........................... 18

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Triples

Name, School

sv"ralnield(10) ............................ La•J .. 2.Moeller ......................................10 2 89 4 3. Hamilton....................................13 1 84 9 4. LaSalle ......................................10 4 75 8 5.WestemHills ...............................8 1 71 2 6. Oak Hills ............: ......................... 7 2 63 3 4 29 NR 7 Glen Este .................................. 10 8. Elder .........................................10 5 28 5 9. Colerain ......................................6 3 27 5 I 0. St. Xavier. ...................................6 4 23 5 Others receiving votes: Turpin 22. Harrison 19, WaJ. nut Hills 5. Lakota 5, Greenhills 1, Purcall Marian 1.

Total

Caudill, Reading ................................ 14 ~,dner. N~ood ............................... 14 oward, Fa1rl1eld ............................... 14 McBee. Fairlleld ................................. 14

Kuehn, Western Hills ..........................16 Ridner, Norwood ............................... 16 Geselbracht, Norwood ..................... 15 Pavelech, sr;amore .........., ... ,.......... 15

~ens. G en Este ...................... :.lf.... 13 K ':;jlenbeck. Elder ............................. 13

Rueck1ng, Hamilton ............................ 15 D. S~llh, Mt Healthy ......................... 14

s;:~~:: ~::=;~:! ~~~·~~ ~ ~:-:il ~~£=L~~~:-~~~~ Riga. N. College Hill ............................. 3 Barnes. w throw .................................. 3 1

~~~~~ . re~:~~ .:::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::~ ~ ~;;.~: ~:~~~; ::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::: 1~ ~~~s~~:~:~.:::;::~:::::::::::::::::::::::: 1: McGuire. CAPE urIS. Fa1rl1e d ..........:....................... 13 Combs, Deer Park ............................. 14.

3 Humphrey. Nortri;esi·:::::·.:·.-.::·.::::::·.::·.::::3 · t~mer. N,rtheastern ......................... 13 1 sey. ortheastem ....................... 13 falters. Elder ....: ...., .......................~.12 uller, Glen Este ................................ 12 W~fong, Sycamore ............................ 12 B.Smilh.S~camore ............................ 12 Name, SchOOl Total Johnson. CAPE ................................... 6 D. Smith, MI. Healthy . 12

Home runs

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~~:l!tfin~~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ ~an~~~i~<s:::'~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J~ Villa, Anderson .....................,......... 13 ~~':n.MwO:~~·H·ins::::::::::::::.::::::::::: 1~ ~:':"~Y:;~r .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1~

Lewis. Hamilton ................................... 5 • Owens. Glen Este ................................4 Rhodes. Western Hills ........................ 12 O'Neal. Withrow .................................. 4 Combs. Deer Park .............................. .4 Fuller. Glen Este .................................. 3 Wilson, Glen Este ................................ 3 R1ga. N. College Hill ............................. 3 Hill. Withrow ................................,....... 3 Name, School Total Bratton, Moeller .................................. 3 Schmidt, N. College HU1 ......................24 McBee. Fairlield ...................................3 Popplewell, Fairlield .............................3 Schoen. Western Hills ..........................3 Kuehn, Western Hills .......................... 14 Porter, Northwest ................................ 3 Riga, N. Colle!le Hill ........................... 13 Sieber. Walnut Hills ............................. 3 Johnson, CAP'E ................................. 13 Boston, Glen Este ................................2 Dady. Sycamore ................................ 12 May. Purcell Marian ............................. 2 Watson. Finneytown .......................... 11 Reardon. Flnneytown .........................10 Ramirez, Anderson ............................ 10 Schreckenhofer, Summit ..................... 2 Rhodes. Western Hills ..................:.....10 Ridner. Norwood ................ !................ 2 R. Smith, Sycamore .............................9

Stolen bases

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Davis, MI. Healthy :.............................. 2 Elsbrock, Moeller .................................2 Curtis, Fairlield ...................................o2 Williams. Deer Park ............................. 2 Barnett. Hamilton ................................ 2 Ruecking. Hamilton ........:.....................2 Lewis, CAPE ....................................... 2 Eaton, Indian Hill ..................................2 Dugan. Northwest ..........................."'- 2 Lumley. Utile Miami .............................2

Myers, Hamilton ................................ 14 Hutson, Western Hills ........................ 14 Brumfield. Sycall\OI'll.. ..- ............._.13 Reardon, Finnel/,own ......................... 13 ~·:•stem own ........................ 13 R~m' ·~legeHIII ........................... 13

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ne~,, Ham11ton Hamlkon .............................. 13 me .............................. 13 Johnson, Glen Este ............................ 12 Rheude. Glen Este ............................. 12 Bauknecht, Western Brown ............... 12 Eads. Norwood .................................. 12 Barger, Norwood ............................... 12 Watson, Finneytown .......................... 12 Hissett, Western Hills ........................ 12 Schoen. Western Hills ........................ 12

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Schmidt:N. College Hill ...................... 11 ~~tte, Wyoming ............................ 11 ' 1ams. Ham1lton ............................. 11 Anstaett, Northeastern ...................... 11 Roark, Western Hills .......................... 11 Hank, Reading .................:................. 10 Ogden, Western Brown ..:.................. 10

~¥~~-0~;::I:=:1 -~[~~~~i! Ben~· rr~~~~ls .......................... 8

Gendreau. Northeastern .: .................. 10

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School W L · Pta. Last 1. CAPE(7) .....................................7 3 79 1 2. Loveland .............:.......................7 4 57 1 3. Madeira .......................................8 2 53 6 4. Wyoming (1) ...............................6 3 40 5 5. (tie) Deer Park .............................7 4 25 9 5. (tie) North College Hili ..................6 4 25 NR 7.(tie)Northeastern ........................5 2 21 10 7.(tie) Reading ................................ 9 5 21 NR 9. Mason........................................... 17 4 10. Hamilton Badin.,............................ 11 8 01hers receiving votes: Springboro 10, Finneytown 10. Western Brown 9. Country Day 7, Taylor 7, Summit6, Lockland 5, Utile Miami 5, St. Bernard 4, Ross 2, New Richmond 1.

Stan~ings CL.ASSAAAW Fairlield ............................................... 13 Hamilton ............................................. 13 . . Moeller .............................................. 10 Anderson .............................................. 8 Western Hills ........................................ 8 Glen Este ............................................ 10 .Elder ................................................... 10 Norwood ............................................... 6 St. Xavier .............................................. 6 MI. Healthy ........................................... 5

L Pet 1 .929 1 .929 2.833 2.800 3 .727 4 .714 5 .667 3 .667 4.600 5.500 7 .462 5 .444

Northwest ............................................. 6 Withrow ................................................ 5 Puroell Marian ................. ,:,.................. 5 l'rincetor> ....................- ..................... 1 CLASSAA-AW Madeira ................................................ 8 Western Brown ..................................... 6 Summit ................................................. 3 Northeastern ........................................ 5 CAPE .................................................... 7 Wyoming .............................................. 6

8 .429

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North College Hill .................................. 6

7 .417 8.385 g .100 L Pet 2.800 2 .750 1 .750 2 .714 3.700 3 .667

5 .643 4.636 4.636

4.600

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3.500 3 .500 Indian Hill .............................................. 3 5 .375 Seven Hills ............................................ 2 6.250 New Richmond ...................................... 1 10.091

Hitting leaders (S.sed on two 11-bats per gemes team has plaJed) Plarar, school AB HAvg. Johnson, CAPE ....................................33 21 .638 Stratton, Western Brown .....................21 13 .619 Collins. Summi1 ....................................21 12 .571 Bauknecht, Western Brown ................. 32 18 .563 Chumbley. CAPE .................................25 14 .560 Lumley. Utile Miami .............................20 11 .550 Weiherer. Wyoming ..............................31 17 .548 Ansteatt. Northeastern ........................24 13 .542 Knodel. Fairfield ...................................43 23 .53!1 Gendreau, Northeastern ......................29 15 .517 eo Griffey, Moeller ....................................35 18 .514 Ramirez. Anderson ..............................43 22 .512 Schoen. Western Hills ..........................44 22 .500 Bryant, Deer Park ................................38 19 .500 B. Smith, Sycamore .............................34 17 .500 ._Eisbrock. Moeller .................................28 14 .500 Amman, MI. Healthy ............................ 18 9 .500

Pitching leaders (Based on 2 or more decisions) Player, School W L IPER Levine, Wyoming .............. 2 0 12.0 0 Schmidt. NCH ..................3 0 13.0 1 Fricke. Elder .....................2. 0 17.0 2 Healey. Elder ....................3 0 16.2 2 S1eber, Walnut Hills .......... 3 0 29.0 4 Schwarber. Moeller .......... 4 0 21.3 3 Geselbracht, Norwood ...... 2 0 16.0 3 Snyder. NCH .................... 1 1 15.0 3 Gallinger. Reading ............ 3 0 20.1 4 H1bbard, Hamilton .............3 0 30.1 6 Cohen, Indian H1ll ............. 2 0 14.0 3 Frey. Sl. Xavier ................3 1 28.0 6 -Hagen. Moeller ................. 1 1 14.0 3 Sparks. Hamilton ..............4 0 23.0 5 -!"'Bratten. Moeller ................2 0 18.0 4 Varner. <:NE o...................,4 .IJ 26.-ll 6 Navaro. Anderson ............ 2 0 15.2 4 Trowbridge. Madeira ......,.2 0 12.0 3 Lewis. Hamilton ................3 1 19.2 5 Connor, Western Brown ...4 1 24.2 5

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McQueen. Reading ...........3 Kates, NCH ......................2 Sexton, Utile Miami .......... 2 Lefevers. Summit ............. 1 Smith. Northwest .............2 Hays, Madeira .......,......... .2 Hollins. Felicity ................. 1 Sharp, Western Hills ......... 2 Popplewell. Fairlield ......... 4 Johnson. CAPE ................2 Jennings, Wyoming .......... 1 Curtis. Fairlield .................3 Tranbarger. Anderson ...... 2 Hormann, Fairlield ............4 Murphy. Anderson ............3 Kessler. Elder ...................2 Upps, MI. rlealthy ............ 1 Fisher. Felicity .................. 1 Cox. Finneytown ..............3 Click, Norwood ................ .4 Moore. Glen Este ............. .4 Baker. Hamilton ..........:..... 3 Berger. CAPE ...................2 Koller. Glen Este ...............2 Hurley, Purcell Marian ....... 2 Wachs, indian Hill ...........:.1 Duncan, St. Xavier ............ 2 Stamper, Felicity .............. 1 Neville, Western Hills ........3 Dolbey, Seven Hills ........... 2 O'Neal. Withrow ...............3 J. Temar. Deer Park ......... 2 Gregory, Glen Es1e ...........2

2 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 2 1 1 0

29.1 7 16.0 5 19.0 6 9.2 3 21.0 7 17.2 6 11.0 4 16.1 6 21.3J2 21.0 8 12.2 5 13.1 5 20.0 8 23.0 9 32.0 13 19.2 8 14.0 5 13.0 6 31.0 14 24.2 12 20.0 10 19.210 14.0 7 20.0 10 13.2 7 13.0 7 23.0 13 11.2 5 16.0 9 24.0 14 27.016 13.110 13.012

8860 13 6 16 8 14 3 13 5 57 10 40 114 3 18 22 30 11 6 5 38 4 16

11 14

2 35 15 4 4 16 23 29 25 15 34 - 40 6 14 6 17 4 11 3 35 7 19 1 14 9 20 11 31 7 30 - 19 8 17 11 16 12 30 15 51 13 21 3 14 6 17. 11 38 5 16 9 23 - 23 22 19 9 23 10 16

16 25 6 10 11 24 13 9 14 29 10 20 3 13

ERA 0.00 0.51 0.82

0.83 0.96 1.00 1.32 1.35 1.37 1.40 1.49 1.50 1.50 1.52 1.56

H21.75 1.75 1.75 1.82 1.93 1.94 1.96. 2.17 2.21 2.25 2.31 2.37 2.55 2.57 2.66 2.66 2.69 2.70 2.73 2.74 2.80 2.84 '2.92 3.18 3.20· 3.42 3.50 3.50 3.50' 3.50 3.58 3.76 3.78 3.86 3.94 4.00 4.15 5.25 6.60