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Country Sectional Ntetts ,\ :ird to win the other Oxford berth , the district meet next Saturday. "I f e 1t pretty good today," said 'rank Russo, who finished third 1ere as a sophomore and second last rear. Russo considered the Cardinals' ;hances of winning the state title November 5 in Columbus. "That's what we've been thinking about the last three years. Our first five are all seniors. We've always felt that we could undoubtebly win it this year." If the Cardinals run at Columbus the way they did Saturday, wilrthey win the state meet? Yes, say both Russos. FIRST, COLERAIN must face Spencer's squad in the district. And don't ever underestimate the Purple Pack. The last time Elder lost a sectional meet, Henry Kissinger was in politics and Jack Kemp was in sports. The Pack needed 37 points this year. LaSalle (77), Norwood (93) and Anderson (162) also qualified for the district. Bill Wilson bf Amelia, who has been beaten only once this year, won the individual crown in 12:40. Eric Huey of ~aSalle was runnerup in 12:47. Th~ Cincinnati group's times · were considerably slower than those of the Oxford group, possibly due to a half-hoar delay in the start of the Cincinnati sectional race. The holdup came when, with the teams on the starting line, officials decided. it was a good time to mark the course.. "Everybody's psyched up, and then they do that," Spencer said. "It's got to take something away." PERENNIAL POWEll Georgetown won the class A sectJ:mal, with Mike Doyle ( 12:56) and Kevin Miller (13:10) placing one-two. The G-Men and Middletown Fenwick earned
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In the class AA race, Mark P ' man of Finneytown went straight to the front, opened up a seven-secorid lead over Mariemont's Doug Van:. Meter after the first mile, and won going away in 12:33. VanMeter was next in 12:48. ·Mariemont won the tightly-contested AA team race with 91 points; followed by Greenhills with 100, Goshen (114) and Reading (126) also qualified for the district. ; CINCINNATI AAA Team Scores (Top Four Advance To District): 1. Elder 37; 2. LaSalle 77; 3. Norwood 93; 4. (fie) Anderson, Sf Xavi~r
162 (Anderson qualifies for district on basis of sixth runner's higher finish); 6. Amelia 180; 7. Turpin 192; 8. Roger Bacon 204; . 9. Aiken 212; 10. Moeller 250; 11. Walnuf Hills 259: 12. Wesfern HiQs 278: 13. Milford 340: 14. Glen Esfe 417; IS. Purcell 439: 16. Wifhrow S17. Oncinnafi Taft did not finish. , IndiVidual Leaders: 1. Wilson (A me) 12:40:· 2. Huey (LaS) 12:47; 3. Mussio (SIX) .12:49; 4. Schapker (Eider) 12:53; 5. Lottman (Elder) 13:00; 6. Woijer (Eider) 13:01; 7. Fennell (Nor) 13:04: 8. Hannan (LaS) 13:05; 9. Rebholz (Eid) 13:06; 10. Elsfun (Nor) 13:09. Other District Qualifiers: 11. Rhatigan (Turp) 13:10; 12. Landon (SIX) 13:11; 14. Walters (Wall 13:12; 1S. Crawford (RB) 13:14; 21. Schneider CRB) 13:19; 25. Schuller (Moe) 13:21: 26. Matus (Arne) 13:23; 27. Gammon (Turp) 13· :24; 28. LaChance CAik) 13:26; 29. Helgeson (Moe) 13:29. OXFORDAAA ' Team Scores (Top Three Advance To District): 1. Colerain 20; 2. Princefon 88; 3. Middletown 125; 4. Oak Hills 131; S. Forest Park 135; 6. Fairfield 180; 7. Oxford Talawanda J93;6. Sycamore 208; 9. indian Hili 230; 10. Norfhwesf 23~;. ii-l:'Hamilfon Taff 298: 12. Mf. Healthy 302: 13. Hamilton Garfield 464; 14. Monroe 49S. Franklin, Lebanon and Lakota did not finish. ' IndiVidual Leaders: 1. F. Russo (Cole) 12:31; 2. R. Russo (Cole) 12:33; 3. Hopkins (Cole) 12:36; 4. Krombholz (IH) 12:38; 5. Turner (Mid) 12:42; 6. Peters (Cole) .12:44; 7. Lindsay (Prin) 12:54; 8. Wilcher (Cole) 12:55; 9. Kruse (OH) 12:56; 10: Striker ( FP) 12:56. Other District Qualifiers: 11. Harf (Fair) 12:S8i 12. Light (NW) 12:58; 13. Bailey (Tala) 13:01; 14. Farfsing (0H) 13:03; 19. Jacquin (Fair) 13:19; 20. Korra (FP) 13:22. ' CINCINNATI AA Team Scores (Top Four Advance To District): 1. Mariemont 91; 2. Greenhills 100; 3. Goshen 114; 4. Reading 126; S. Bethel-Tale 167; 6. (lie) McNicholas, Harrison 172; 8. Finneytown 188; 9. Ross 218; 10. Blanchester 240; 11. Deer Park 259: 12. Madeira 260; 13. Wyoming 292; 14. Hamilton Badin 373; IS. Western Brown 376; 16. New Richmond 437; 17. Loveland 473.\ Individual Leaders: 1. Pufman (Fin) 12:33; 2. VanMeter (Mar) 13:46; 3. Gilbert (Read) 13:00; 4. Taylor (MeN) 13:01; S. Coffey (DP) 13:09; 6. West (Gosl 13:16; 7. Clarke (MeN) 13:18; 8. Nolan (Har) 13:20; 9. Caswen (Marl 13:20; 10. Craycraff (BTl 13:24. Other District Qualifiers: 11. Marlin (Ross) 13:2,5; 12. Nolan (Har) 13:26; 16. Ker~ (Fin) 13:35; 18. Blatt CWyol 13:37; 19. Osborne (Bian) 13:}8. • CINCINNATl A Team Scores (Top Two Advance To District): 1. Georgetown 32; 2. Middletown Fenwick 47; 3. Batavia 86; 4. . Ointon Massie 96; S. St. Bernard 116; 6. New Miami 179; 7. Country Day 191; 8. Lockland 273. Felicity-Franklin did not fin-
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Colerain Win AAA Cross-) BY RON LANHAM 'Enquirer Contributor
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Elder Hig School coach Steve Spencer had just tucked another easy Cincinnati Class AAA sectional victory into his cross-country pocket, and maybe was feeling a wee bit secure. , · "t'm amazed we can run with Colerain," said Spencer, as he watched three1C,olerain harriers chasing leader t,ee Krombholz of Indian Hill halfway through the Oxford AAA sectional at Princeton Saturday. "I thought they'd blow everybody out this year." The Cardinals, although• unde1
feated, had in fact been sluggish at th~ times this year-at the Worthington in' Invitational last Saturday, for inf stance. F. . But with senior Frank Russo r" finally winning the individual title (in 12:31.4), the Cardinals gave notice that, as far as they're concern- ./ ed, the season is just beginning. ,, · · FRANK RUSSO, his twin brothe~ ( Ron, and Blair Hopkins all caught{ Kromtiholz within a few hundred·, yards of the finish as Colerain tool'! 'first, second, third, sixth and eight!. in the sectional. The Cards' 20-poin' total was 68 points ahead of runner up Princeton. Middletown finishe:
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LOVELAND 4, MADEIRA 2 , ' SOCCER Goals: L-John Condon, Gary Jacobs 3; M -Bru~e Gregg, Brian Gregg. CINCINNATI WEST SECTIONAL ELDER 4, WYOMING 2 Goals: E-Mark .Cupito, Norb Loesing, Ralph Breuwer. ·. ST. XAVIER 2, AIKEN 0 Goals: SiX-Tom Holubeck 2. St. Xavier goalie was Jim Sandman. represen~ed OAK HILLS 3, WESTERN HILLS 0 Goals: OH-Stan Kramer 2, Guido Maahren. Oa~ Hills goalies were Dan Smith and Bob Schloemer. ,' FINNETYOWN 6, LAKOTA 0 Goals: F-Kip Crumrine 3, Rick Payne, Vic Bi;. Gr<>g Rice. Finneytown goalie was Bill Mountsier. •· ' CINCINNATI EAST SECTIONAL COUNTRY DAY 4, SEVEN HILLS 2 COLERAIN 7, READING 1 1 I Goals: CO-Andy Lowenthal 2, Drew Feldon 2; SHGoals: C-Drew Kleinschmidt 3, Bo Stefanopou. Lerry Pauley, Breck Cowan. · . \ Bob Trau, Paul Wharton, Greg McKinney; R:-Dale P.' haus. • ROGER BACON 2, MARIEMONT 1 ..._ , Goals: RB-Dave Pacella, Dave Brooks. Brooks , PRINCETON 4, LaSALLE 2 scored with 46 seconds left in eighth period (second peri· t Goals: P-:Jim Phelps, John Hary 2, Dave Shel·, od of sudden death) lo win it. • L -'-Bennie Hoelmer, John Fox. \ INDIAN HILL 3, MOELLER 1 GREENHILLS S, NORTHWEST 1 v _ .. ,?~~~s~ IH-Todd Breitholle 2, Steve Palmer 2; M.....<:_o_a~s:.G.':!.:-;St~~!: ~~~u~~ 2, Tom Law, Tom Bake•.
Rick Bucher and Chris Mil1er rammed in four goals apiece as Walnut · Hills crushed Glen Este, 16-0, in the opening round of the Cincinnati East Sectional boys' high school soccer tournament. The 16 goals the highest scoring total ever scored by an Ohio prep _team in post-season tournament· J:action.
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AAA CINCil\iNATI SECTIONAL 19Z§ CHAI"iPIONSHJPS Amelia 14:21 12140.9 71. Chris Magrino St. Xavier *1. Bill Wilson LaSalle 14:22 Noeller 2. Eric Huey 12:47 72. Tim Baltes St. Xavier Tom Mussio 12:49 Purcell 14:24 Paul Hogan 73. *3· Elder 4. Dennis Schapker 12:53 74. Mark Sullivan Western Hills 14:27 Frank Lottman Elder 13:00 75. Slate Kirk Glen Este 14:28 5· Elder 13:01 76. Greg Carr 6. Chris Wolfer Roger Bacon 14:29 13:04 77. Marc Moonitz Western Hills 14:33 7. Scott Fennell ·Norwood LSalle 8. Larry Hannan Purcell 13s05 78. Tom Eiser 14:36 Elder 9. steve Rebholz 13:06 79. Mark Luehrmann Moeller 14:36 10. David Elston· Norwood 13:09 80. Jim W. Houser Roger Bacon 14:37 Turpin 13:10 81. Matt Veltwn 14a40 * 11. Ray Rhatigan "Milford St. Xavier 13:11 *12. Paul Landon 14:44 82. Richard Webster, Taft Elder 13:11 83. Dale Haas 14:46 Aiken 13. Frank Ehlman Walnut Hills 13:12 84. Samuel Laube Anderson 14:L~7 *14. Walters Roger Bacon 13:14 85. Russell Johnson, Walnut Hillsl4:47 *15. Michael Crawford LaSalle 16. Tom Cucinotta 13:17 86. Michael Dick vJestern Hills 14:49 LaSalle Amelia 17. Henry Mazzella 13:17 87. D. Jennings 14:50 Norwood 13sl8 88. Mike Schultz Purcell 18. Harold. Hunt 14:53 19. Chris Keller Elder 14:54 13:19 89. Todd Stoffel Glen Este Anderson Western Hills 15:01 20. Russell Davis 13:19 90. David Braun 13:19 91. John Naayers Moeller Rogor Bacon * 21. Tom Schneider 15:18 Milford 13:19 92. Gary Bare 22 • Don r.atchell i•ndorson 15:25 Norwood 13:20 93. Barry Vandergriff, Glen Este 15:26 23. Robert Scheadler Elder 13:21 94. Jay Linne 24. Glen Napolitano Aiken 15:27 Hoeller 13:21 95. Freddy Clopton ~li throw * .25. Jeff Schutter 15:46 Amelia vlalnut Hills 15:52 * 26. Andy Matus 13:23 96. Jim Fessa Turpin 13:24 97. Bob Denny * 27. Keith Gammon ~Iilford 15:55 Aiken 13:26 Mike Anderson Glen Este *28. Doug LaChance 98. 15:57 - 2 _._P,hil_Hel e_s_Qn~ Ivl_o_ell_er__ . _ _l_ .:.2..-1 99. Tom Keegan ·Purcell 16:04 ATI{en-Jo-: Joe Jfaas-~ l:fi)O ' oo. Herbie Messer. ~1ilford 16:08 Nil ford Todd Mayer 101. Purcell 16:18 31. Roy Bohl 13:32 Amelia 102. Vada Lawrence Withrow 32. Bill Ha.rkelroad 13:32 16:31 Aiken 33. Nike Ehrler Withrow 13:33 103. Kevin Blair 16:32 LaSalle 34. Mark Findley 13:36 104. Chris Dumford Glen Este 16:33 Norwood 35. Mark Brown 13:37 105. Dave Remonowsky, Purcell 16:43 Anderson 36. Dan Mitchell 13:37 106. Tyus Purcell 16:50 Anderson Milford 16:59 13:38 107. Ronald Bare 37. Eric Ogle Western Hills 13:41 108. Michael Steely, Withrow 38. Steve Rahm 17:03 13:42 109. Russell Stevens, Withrow 39. Edmund Hendriques I\1ilford 17:11 I'Jostern Hills 13:43 40. Vic Sprague LaSalle 41. Joe Schwierling .1}:43 " ' -. _, •Tearn Scores · Roger Bacon 13:44 ' 42. Mike McCracken Elder 37 LaSalle 13146 *1. 43. Bob Borths *2. LaSe.lle 77 13148 Norwood 44. Kenneth Hughes 93"' *3. Norwood St. Xavier 13 49 45. John Gilligan 162 Turpin 46. John Harris 13 : 50 *4. Anderson 162 13;50 5. st. ~avier Anderson 47. Thomas Nordheim 180 6. Amel7a St. Xavier 13152 48. Chris Barton 192 \vostern Hills 13:54 7 • TurpJ.n 49. Dave Liebing 204 8. R?ger J38.con : Roger Bacon 50. Shawn Ward 13 56 212 • 9. Aiken ~lalnut Hills 51. Martin Huggard 13 : 58 10. ~1oeller 250 Turpin 52. Gregory Guiher 13 •59 11~ Walnut Hills 259 14 00 Norwood 53. Michael Smith 278 : 12. W~stern Hills 14 04 St. Xavier 54. Tom Smithhisler 340 14108 13. ~1J.lford Amelia 55. Scott Ohl 14. Glen Este 417 14109 Turpin 56. Jerry Rawlings 15. Purcell 439 14 10 Aiken 57. Pat Petersen 517 14:10 16. vlithrow Anderson 58. _Steve Geraci DNF 14:11 Taft St. Xavier _59·. Jim Neyer .-""'..... 60. Brian Riddle vlalnut Hills 14:12 14:13 Noeller 61. Jeff Koehne 14:15 Glen Este 62. Dave Hughes 14:15 Moeller 63. Steve Gavin 14:16 Aiken 64. Pete Petersen Walnut Hills 14:17 65. Jonathan Lee 14:18 Amelia 66. Gary Gosney 14:18 Turpin 67. Ron Rhatigan 14:19 • Turpin 68. Jeffrey.Schirmer l~alnut Hills 14:19 69. Bill Thorman Amelia 14:19 70. Tom \~uederman