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When you run, you land first. on your ;1eel; as·the foot moves forward, your weight transfers tO the outsl• :e part of your foot. Then your foot nlls inward so that all your weig~· t Is shifted to the inside bottom r-·ut of your foot. It ls this roll .. ing inward, called pronation, that distributes the force of a footstrike thr.oughout the entire foot and leg. J><Ot that appear to be flat usual. 'ly roll inward excessively. This is caur..t excessive pronation and it's this e.:mdltion that is the villain be-. hin.ct many injuries to the ankles, kne~s. hips, bones and muscles. The major purpose of athletic . shoes is to limit pronation._ To acc;o'llplish this, a good shoe should hn"e n fl:1red heel for sta.bllity and a

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cookie to support the arch. A stiff Achilles counter, a tight collar and a good saddle help to stabUize the foot in the shoe. To limit pronation, it must fit like a glove. Thick socks prevent the shoe from fitting snugly ' and should never be worn. THE MOST common injury caus-

ed by excessive pronation is runmer's knee, sometimes also known as basketball knee, characterized by pain bel1ind the knee during exercise. Excessive pronation exaggerates the normal twisting inward of the lower leg. This, in turn, causes the kneecao to r~b painfully against the long bone of the thigh.

Runner's knee has been mistakenly te~med Patella Chrondromalacia, which means a softening of the cartilage behind the kneecap. 'ORTHOTICS

An orthotic is a special-shoe insert made from a cast of the patient's foot. It looks like an arch support. Acry,llc posts under the heel restrict the foot from rolling inward excessively. By preventing the arch from going flat, most painful injuries can be eliminated. · Besides knee problems, orthotics are used to treat certain back, hip, ankle, arch and foot conditions. Orthotics can be obtained from a podiatrist or ari orthopedist for $75 to $150. To save money, you may want t!) try a1,1 arch support first. HIGH-ARCHED FEET

People with high-arched feet

don't pronate enough to distribute the footstrlke throughout the entire leg. / The treatment is to cushion the toot with thick-soled shoes fitted wlth an arch support made from soft, pliable material. People with limited pronation should also run on soft ground and avoid running .on concrete. Because orthotics will further restrict pronation, they usually are ineffective in treating a high-arched f~t. BOWLEGS, KNOCK-KNEES

Stand up straight with your heels together. If the space between your knees is greater than the width of two fingers, 'you are bowlegged and susceptible to low-back pain. If you are bowlegged, your illopsoas muscle, which runs from your , pelvis to the upper inner part of

your thigh, is usually shortened. When you run, it tilts your pelvis forward. This increases the curvature of your spine and can cause low-back pain. The treatment is to stretch the Ulopsoas muscles. Stand up straight with your knees together. Do you have trouble putting your heels ~gether? If you do, you have knock-knees and are more susceptible to pains on the inner part of your knees. UNEQUAL LEG LENGTHS

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quarter-inch between the length of each of your legs can cause pain in; the hlp, low back and back of the , leg. When one leg,is shorter than other, your.pelvis tilts laterally$ ... ward the shorter leg, creating pre"t-:·· sure and pain on the hip joint of the longer leg. The tilted pelvis also twists the spinal column and short_. ens the space between the vertebral bodies, which pinches U).e nerves that pass between them. The ligaments that hold the vertebral. bodies in place can be strained and cause pain in the back.

Norwood Harriers Win Ri6frande Team Title •

Norwood's four runners all placed in the top 13 as the Indians swept to the. Class. AAA team champi_onsh_ ip of the Rio Grande Invitational ~~ moot at Rio Gmnde, Ohio, ege Saturday. Three .-·. Iri·emb _s· the Hamilton County ~ ·: J.,eague . ~rican Division finished : in the top. four, with second-place Forest Park and No. 4 Oak Hills ' joining Norwood in that group. Colerain leaped in to the· favorite's spot for the upcoming state cross-country meet by winning the team title at the Worthington Invitational at worthington High School near Columbus for the fourth; str.aight year. Earlier this year:, -the Cardinals finished ahead of l3ay Village at the Malone Invitational, and Saturday, the Cards won ou~ ov~r :riffin Columbian for the Worthington crown. Bay and Tiffin had· been regarded as the top two teams in the state. Elder and Mariemont were the titlists in Division I and Division II at the Princeton Invitational. Denny Schapker of Elder was the fastest individual in Division I, for larger schools. Upper Arlington won t.hP airl'O:.'

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. 91e wirmers in three league cross1iountry meets held Tuesday. Elder ~on the Greater Cincinnati League 'title at Rapid Run, scoring 31 points 'tAl outdistance second-place LaSalle, which had 56. Colerain and Greenhills rolled up easy victories in the Hamilton County League . ·American and National Division ·'hlces at Colerain. Colerain also won the unofficial girls' Hamilton County League cross-country title after winning that portion of the competition, too. Only four of 14 HCL teams competed in the girls' meet. GCL TEAM SCORES-Elder 31, LaSalle So Sl Xa·11er 86,

Roqer Bacon 91, l'lloeler 107 and Purcell 179 Tom Mus;oo ol

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HCL-AMERICAN TEAM SCORES-Coleram 20, N<-r· wood 81. Oal< Hitl5 90. Forest Park 114. Anderson 118. Turo1n 123. - • 168. MI. Healthy 191 Top live linishet>: ''"ve Striker (FP) 12:10. course record. Frank Rus;o (() 1113 Ron · ~ Kl 12:19; Greg Wilclle< (Cl !2:23, Blaor Hopi""' ;c:

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Lallcaster Harriers Breeze Past Elder To Cop Relay Title BY RON LANHAM

ready run away from the pack, step,- big stepping stone for us," said ped up his pace. Zishka, contemplating the state · Second-place. Geoff Troup of meet next month. "We've come Centerville finished 22 seconds back down here the last couple years but at 12:32. Tom Mussio of St. Xavier never have been able to come close tied Agosta for third. to Elder." "I'm happy. I was hoping for a LEADERS-1. Lancaster 77:13; 2. Elder 78:19; 3. Centime around 12 :00'" said z·lShk a. "We TEAM terville 79:08; 4. Princeton 80:14; 5. Louisville (Ky.) Trinity 80· g 0 t 0 Ut pretty q U1C k. I kneW he . :40; 6. LaSalle 81:24; 7. Fair!lorn Perk Hills S1:44; 8. Forest Park (B 'd' ) th r but I j'ust 82:05;9.GreenhiUs83:43;10.St.Xavier83:59.. rl gman was e e, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS-Zishka (Lancaster) 12:1g; wanted tO get OUt and go." Troup (CenterviUe) 12:32;3. (tiel Agosta (lencasfet:l, Mussto Zl.sh.ka and Lancaster coach Bob (St. xavier) 12:35; s. Allen (Lancaster) 12:41; 6. Strtker (Forest Park) 12:44; 7. Huey (LaSalle) 12:45; 8. Bridgman (08yton Real! were both elated over whip- 'Chaminade·Jullenne) 12:55;9. Sapienza (LoulsvWeTrlnlty) 12· ping the Purple Pack. "This is a real :56; 10. KeHer (Elder) 12:58.

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The ·strong gust that blew in from the North ravaged the Rapid Run Park cross-country course and. stormed out with some precious hardware-but its greatest damage may have been to the pride of Elder High School's Purple Pack. . The gust-or gale, If you preferwas the Lancaster cross-country team. The Golden Gales sent six harriers over the 2~ -mile Rapid. .J Run path in a total time of 77:13-a vast 66 seconds ahead of runner-up ~~~==~~~~==~~~-----and host Elder-to handily win the 15th annual Elder Relays Saturday. Phenomenal John Zishka, a Lancaster junior, was the individual winner in 12:10. Zishka's time was nine seconds faster than the old meet record set last year by Mike Maynard, Greenh1lls' two-time class AA state champion. · i

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) Steve Spencer. "But I had some results that showed they were really · good. I told our guys they could be : tough. They were." . Through the first two races 1 ; (sixth and seventh runners and : fourth and fifth runners), the Pur' pie Pa(!k, which has won this event . eight times, including the past two years, was 33 seconds ahead of Lan. caster. At that point, Spencer was )nsisting .-the. Pack has a shot "if , we're 30 seconds ahead going in to . the No. 1 man race." There, Zishka . was a sure thing. · But that was before Elder's Chris :Wolfer and Fran.k Lottman m.et· 'Lancaster's Dave Agosta and· Jim ·Allen. Agosta, the only Lancaster { 'senior and a national age-group steeplechase champion, w.on tlle. Nos. 2 and 3 boys:f.Jight·in 12:35, and Alien followed in 12:41. Wolfer and Lottman, who had ' both kept up the first mile but then (went sluggish, finisheq in near 13:00. 1 Lancaster picked up 51 seconds and ; the issue was sealed.

i. THE TOP runners' race was I Interesting, if anticlimactic. Zishka was shadowed by Chuck Bridgman of Dayton Chaminade-Julienne th~ough the first 1~ miles. But {3ndgman burned out over the next 1 "' f::_mlle while Zishka, who had al. .

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Cole• . ¥kes Malone Cross..flo~try Event Colerain ~ed bay from th~ pack to grab the Malone College CrossCountry Invitational in Canton, Ohio. The QW"dinals scored 43 points while secon'~-place Bay Village had 69.

Colerain had four runners finish in the top 10 and five In the top 20. Norwood won the Amelia Invltanal Saturday by scoring 70 points edge AmeUa, with 88 and Anderson with 94:"'11Ul Wilson ot Amelia i' : H e fastesi time of 13 minutes. 1 er team scores were: Indian H . , 109; Turpin, 132; Moeller, 143; Northwest, 171; Mt. Healthy, 201; Milford, 209; Batavia, 256; Glen Este, 340; and Forest Park, 342. · Goshen won Its own Invitational saturday with 98 points. finishing ahead of McNicholas (111) and Reading ( 113). Mark Putman of Flnneytown had the fastest time in the event with an 11:33. Doug Van Meter of Mariemont finished second with 11:43. Other team scores were: Mariemont, 118; George;f1>wn, 122; Harrison, 144; Blanchester, 166; l',inneytown, 182; Little Miami, 224; Deer Park, 241; Madeira, 258; Springboro, 281; Ross, 291; Mason, 291; Loveland. 317.

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HARRISON INVITATIONAL OlEL AY~ Tt!-am Leaden-~nsor 70 09, Goshen 70:57. Deer Park 7.42 Individual Leader:s.-1 Dave CoHey (Qper Pi.rk) 13:14 (course record), 2 Ste\le Tayl"r (l'v~cNrcholas.l 1318,3. James Nolan (HarnsonJ 13:24; 4. POI..N Nolan (Harrison) 13.39.

5.Brett Meyer (Madeira! 13:48.

OAK HILLS INVITATIONAL

Team Store5-0ak Hils 36, M•iemon1.t6, Middtetown 47, Aiken 99. lndiYid-,,_..,, Leaclers-1. TIWf' (Middletown) 12:27; 2. Van Meter !Mariemont) 12-78 3 Creagen IMiddletowiiT 12:3<1; 4. KrUH (Oak Hils) 12:35: 5. Farhing (Qak Nillsl 12; 1 Girl$' Me4f-Oak Hils del. Middletown, 25-32. Fastest Individual was Sue flodenbe·g of 08k Hils with 12:46 o - two miles. .

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Tewn ScGrft~ 42, Anderson 45, Amelia 64. Turpin 76, Milford 1,4, Glen Este 167.lndlvlclulll.eadtrs-1. BID Wilson (Ameli I 1i01. 2. Scott Fennell (Norwood! 1S:12; 3. David Elftun (Norwood) 15:15; 4. Ray Rahtigan ITurptnl 15:20, 5 Harold Hunt (Norwood) 15:26.

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THE CINCINNA Tl ENQUIRER/Sunday, October 7, 1979

THE CHASE is on as high school cross country runners from throughout Ohio and Kentucky take off at the start of Elder's Father Rudy Cross County Meet Saturday at Rapid Run Park in Price Hill. Lancaster was the meet winner.

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Elder Harriers Can't Catch Lancaster BY RANDY HOLTZ Enquirer Sports Reporter

The Elder cross country team has been chasing the Lancaster Golden Oales tor over a year now. The Panthers still haven't caught them. Saturday, at Elder's Father Rudy Relays at Rapid Run Park, Elder tinished second to the central Ohio school tor the third time thls year. For the Panthers, it's getting old. "I tell you what," said Panther r{o. 1 man Joe Gerrety, "I'm really ~etting tired of tinishing second to those guys." So is Elder coach Steve Spencer. • "We knew what we were getting into when we invited these guys," Spencer said. "I guess the only way you can beat them is if they get a few guys burt. We'll have to take it out on the GCL (in the conference rrieet) Tuesday." Lancaster, as it did last year, overpowered the field in the 20team meet. Led by defending indiv1dual state champion John Zlsbka'S 12:16 time on the 2YJ -mile course, the Golden Gales posted a six-man total or 77:29. It was more than two minutes better than Elder's total time. ' ZISHKA, AS usual, couldn't be In the last race of the day, tJ;"le one pitting the 20 teams' No. 1 runners against each other, Zishka relaxed for a while before heading

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to the front after the first halt-mile. From there, he kept building the lead until he was 150 yards ahead at the finish line. LaSalle's Eric Huey took second, tive seconds in front of Gerrety. Gerrety could only grimace when asked about Zisbka. "I tried to bang with him for a while," he said, "but that only lasted tor a halt-mile. The guy just never slowed his pace. He's unbelievable." But his opponents are starting to believe it. Zishka hasn't lost this year, and he's run against the best competition in the state. What's more, his team hasn't lost either. In Saturday's meet, Lancaster had tour of the top seven individual finishers. "WHAT BOTHERS me," Gerrety said, "is that I really think we can beat Lancaster. That's all we've talked about all year. We've been psyched for 'em all year, but it's always the same. It's always second." Meanwhile, Lancaster coach Bob Reall sounded like the quintessential front-runner. "We knew Elder would be up for us," he said. "We'd met twice earlier and beat them, so we figured we'd walk right into the welcoming committee." Reall figures the state meet will be more of the same. He sees Lancaster and Elder as Ohio's top two

teams. "I keep thinking some team is hiding in the woodwork somewhere," he said, "but we haven't found it yet. It we both stay healthy, I think we'll both be on top for the state."

In other cross country action Saturday, Georgetown took the AAA division and Norwood captured the AAA crown in the Georgetown Invitational. And Oak Hills won a quad-meet over Mariemont, Talawanda and Aiken, while the Oak Hills girls won a triangular over Tala wanda and Boone County . ELDER FATHER RUDY RELAYS

TEAM RESULTS 1. Lancaster 77:29; 2. Elder 79:34; 3. Trinity 81:23; 4. Centerville 81:53; 5. Sycamore 12:14; 6. Highlands 12:40; 7. Middletown 83:05; 8. Roger Bacon 83:40; 9. Chaml!lade Julenne 85:30; 10. LaSalle 85:5-t; 11. Providence 86:03; 12. St. Xavier 86:34; 13. Stebbins 87: 11; 14. Park Hills 87:28; 15. Princeton 87:35; 16. Fair· field 88:02; 17. Moeler 88:28; 18. Purcel 88:59; 19. Newport Calholc 90:53; 20. Northwest 91:59. TOP TEN INDIVIDUALS 1. John Zlshka. Lancaster, 12:15; 2. Karl DeVUI, Lancaster, 12:43; 3. Eric Huey, LaSalle, 12:51; 4. Frank Lottman. Elder, 12:52; 5. Jim Alen. Lancaster, 12:5-t; 6. Joe GerTetr, Elder. 1?:~ 4 Tm> Douglas, lanca>IOf 12:56 1tteJ; 8. Frank Ehman, Elder, 12:58; 9. Jim Sapienza. Trinity, 13:03; 10. Drew McCartt, Middletown. 13:05.

GEORGETOWN INVITATIONAL

A·AA DIVISION TEAM RESULTS 1. Georgetown 48; 2. Onion Massie 71; 3. Belhel-Tate 72; 4. Western Brown 73; 5. Belavla 84; 6. Clnclmall Country Day 161; 7. Eastern Macon 222; 8. Felclly 227. INDIVIDUAL WINNER Kemy Craycraft of Bethel-Tate postad a 14:08 time on the 21h-mlle course at Moore's Farm 1n Bethel. AAA DIVISION TEAM RESIJLTS 1. Norwood 28; 2. Anderson 51; 3. Amela 68; 4. Turpin 73; 5. MDford 145.

INDIVIDUAL WINNER David Elslun of Norwood ran a 13:43.

OAK HILLS WINS QUAD MEET

Oak Hils 25, Mariemont 60, Talawanda 62, Aiken 94. Individual winner waas Dan Post of Oak Hils, who had a 12:29 on the 21'2·

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Oak Hils 25, Talawanda 45, Boone County 113. Rachel Fellnger of Oak Hils had a 12:47 on the 2-mlle Oak Hils course.

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nknnis White's nerves a-re rattled, but the St. xavier swimming coach thinks he likes it. · l' Before any swimmer cuts water, the Aquabombers are generally conceded the state title. White, who returned to the helm this year after a .six-year hiatus, started the tradition in 1970 and 1 the Aquabombers haven't missed since. ·~,.' This year, St. Xavier is still the fox the rest of the state is hounding. But the chase may be closer than White would prefer. ~;. Just how close will be determined this weekt'!iid at the state tournament at Canton's Brannin Natatorium. The preliminaries will be conducted on Friday at 2 p.m. with tne finals on Saturday at· 2~m. · · :;;: THE TOP 13 times around the state automat-· qualify for the tournament, the next 11 atlarge times round out the 24-man field. r: "Usually our district dominates the at-large ie'lections," White said, "but this year we had the rewest. ·I think that indicates how good the rest dtthe state is this year." · The Aquabombers qualified 10 swimmers in l?:- events~ the most of any other team in the ~tate. That margin doesn't ease White's tensions W,_hen he look.s at his toughest competition-. l:Jipper Arlington and Akron Firestone. ~!· "I'm a little nervous, but I'm not too worry," W;hite explained. "I almost like it. I'd rather have them tested, instead of knowing all they have to do is finish third and fourth . . "It all comes down to how many swimmers you have ·in the meet, in how many events and tiow :r:!luch room you have (to move up)," he said .

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FIRESTONE'~ TOP a.quamen are John Smith and Dave Frease. Smith tops the 200-yard freestyle field and is second to Roberts ln. the 500. l;i'rease is seco_nd to Smith in the 200 free and is \J.rst in the 100-yard freestyle. f "Traditionally, Upper Arlington goes for ~roke in the district and that's where its best mmes are usually recorded," White said. "But this ~ear, it looks like they held back for the state." ~ White projected 250 points in this year's state. meet, but has since reduced that to 200. The ~quabombers won with 189la.St year. ~ "In the past, we may have been complacent," White said. "This is keeping us on our toes and I ~hink it will make us compete be.tter."

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~- Sw-Freestyte-Tom Pulley, Marlerpont; Paul Menke, St. Xavier. • Backstroke-Paul Franer, Moeller. . t Breaststroke-Vic Dupre, Anderson; Tom Goosman, Oak Hills; Andy todd, Princeton; Joe Schoenberm;r, St. kavier; Tim Gardner, Indian H II; Jim fi:.~~~er, St. xavier; Rich Crema,_

:ZOO.Yard Freestyle-Larry Kraus, Walnut Hills; Brad Baker, Lakota. Individual Medley-Jeff Owslany, Finneytown; Jim Shaefer, St. Xavier. so-Yard Freestyle-Paul Franer, Moeller; Dave Kastrup, Moellei-. 100-Yard Butterfly-Richard Mickenberg, Deer Park . ·100-Yard Freestyle-scott Hllk, v· Princeton; Dave Penn, Walnut HiRs; oc ~~":r{~-Mariemont. . Freestyle Relay-Elder, Turpin.

high school· sports St. Xavier qualifies 12 By Rick Harmon Post Staff Reporter '

St. xavier, as expected, captured the Southwestern Ohio Dis-trict swimming championships Friday night as the Aquabombers automatically qualified 12 swimmers in indivudual events and two relays for next week's state meet at Canton. The Aquabombers, looking for their 11th straight state title, may add as many as seven more individuals to the list after all the times from around the state are· compiled. The southwestern district qualified the top four automatically and then the next 11 fastest times from the all the districts also qu::tlify. Glenn JVl.ills of Finneytown set the only rec;:>rd at the meet as he won the 100 breaststroke with a 58.12 clocking, erasing the old mark of 58.23 set by Greg Higginson of Sycamore last year. · The only double winners iri,the meet· were Courtney Roberts of St Xavier in the 200 and 500'freestyle and Mark Rhodenbaugh of Oak Hills in the 200 individual. medley and the 100 backstroke. Mills-fin., ished second to Rhodenbaug~ iii the 200 IM to qualify in two events.

With St. Xavier way out in front. of the team standings with 320 points, the scene switched to .. the runner-up trophy. ~rince ton's second place finish in the last event, the 400 freestyle, allowed the Vikings to move ahead of Oak Hills for second. Princeton finished with 130 while Oak Hills had 1J7. . SOUTHWESTERN OHIO DISTRICT SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS at Keating Natatorium 200 MEDLEY RELAY-I. Sl. Xavier (Conalon, Lane, Lee, Win! zinger), 1:38.56; 2. Oak Hills. (RhodenbauQh. Goosniann, Rhodenliauah, Potter), 1:39.10; 3. Pnnceton (GordOn, Todd, Webster, Hudak), 1:41.58; 4. Ttr.Jlin (Helm, Mohs, Weier, Shillins), 1:43.81; 5. Mariemont 1:45.19: 6. Talawanda 1:46.04; 7. Anderson 1:46.67; 8. Elder 1:47. 10; 9. Walnut Hills 1:47.93; 10. LaSalle 1:50.03; ll.HammonTatt 1:51.86; 12. Western Hills 1:53.27. · 200 FREESTYLE-I. Courtney Roberts (SIX) 1:45.78; 2. Dan Niemer (SIX) 1:45.89; 3. Torn Pulley (Marie) 1:4.1.45; 4. SCott Hilk (Prin) 1:47.15; 5. Larry Kraus (Wa!Hiis) 1:47.46; 6. Brad Baker (Lakota) 1:47 .67; 7. Pau Menke (SIX) 1:48.48;8. Tod Schachleiter !Elder) 1:48.72; 9. John Gaw (Sycal 1:49.66; 10. Jim Stevens Turin/1:50.55' 11. Jill) SCIV'and (OayCarroll) 1:51.08; 12. Steve Hayhow Elder l 1:51.22. . · 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY-'1. Mark Rhodenbaooh (Oak· Hills) 1:56.81; 2. Glenn MiHs .(F-Town) 1:57.19: 3. Matt f:rentsos (RogBac) 1:59.4Ji 4. Mille Conalon (SIX) 2:00.81; 5. Shawn Blatt (DayCarrol) 2:w.79.( 6. Jeff Owsiany (F-Townl 2:02.44; 7. Jim · Schaefer (SIX) 2:02.11· 8. PhiliP Herrew (Beavercreek) 2:05.22;9. Randy Lane (SIX) 2:0~.26.i 10. Paul Johnson (Mariemonll 2:05.47i 11. Jeff Gordon (Prin) £06.01; 12. Jon Smiley !Beavercreek/ 2:06.38. 50 FREESTYLE-I. Ro Wintz~ (SIX) 22.07; 2. Mark Back~ayStebbins) 22.48· 3. Ed Anderson (Moeller) 22.66· 4. Bob ·Kelly SIX) 22.68,5. PauiFraner (Moeller) 22.7~~6.DaveKastrup M l 22.75· 1. Steve v urcell) .u.84; 8. Dan Penn Walnu!Hi~s) iJ.SH Rick [Deer Parkl22.94; !0. Phil Johnson (Marie) 22.98; 1!. Trapane (Prin) 23.05; 12. Torn Par· ish (Hamlaft l 23.12. · DIVING (Held Tlusday at Sycamore Hi!ihSdlool)-1. Tim Swartz (Van-&,'lfer) 499.05· 2. Mille Gruber !lllOHil) a94.75; 3. Nrii!!! ~i!!lfl~r:ini (And) 4#.45; 4. Jack Phipps !Sycl 442.05; 5..

Jonn 11an1err ~~umm1tJ •Jl.4~; 6. Pal Lander 1waynesville) 43155;7. Rick Miller. (CenterviUe) 431.05; 8. Steve MiHer (lndHill) 384.75; 9. Ma.jy Bare (LaSalle) 355.50i 10. J. R. Geraci (Greer~ hiis) 352.40; 11. Greg Thress (Turpim 347.25; 12. Chuck Pettis (Syca) 317.45. · 100 BUTTERFLY-1. Victor Lee (SIX) 53.40; 2. Rick Ehrlich (Sycal 54.27; l Mike Camobell !WestHil 54.37; 4. James McCar· thy (F'a!rWest) 54.42; 5. Bob Harris (DayNortllridge) 54.60; 6. Rick Mickenberg (Deer Park) 54.70; 7. Joe Schoenlii!rger (SIX) 55.46; 8. Bob Webster (Prinl 55.62· 9. Wi~am DouQI\ei'ty (Fair· West) 55.!li. 10. Bit Mueler (Eided 55.98; 11. Rob F"ower (Sycal 56.85; 12. JeTT Raker (And) 57.85. 100 FREESTYLEk {DayStetibinsl 48.11·2. Greg Rhodenbauah (Oak 3. John Stires (SIX) 49.1J;4. Bob 1<~ (SIX) 49.37; 5. Scott in) 49.45; 6. Dan Penn (Wal· nut Hills) 49.86; 7. Vic 'Dupre nd) 50.05; 8. Steve Havhow (Elder) 50.24; 9. Scott Nelson (SIX) 50.33· 10. Steve Hudak (Prinl 50.54:J, 11. Dijve DeWitt (Talawanda) 56.548; 12. Dave Kastrup (Moeuer) 50.59. . • 500 FREESTYLE-I. Courtney Roberts (SIX) 4:39.94; 2. Matt Frentsos (RooBac) 4:45.36; 3. Jeff Gordon (Prin) 4:45.99; 4. Dan Niemer (StXl 4:46.81; 5. Shawn Blatt (Daycarrolll 4:48.77; 6. · Tom PvlleY (Marie) 4:49.91; 7. James Mccarthy (FairWestl 4:50.59; 8. Paul Menke (SIX) 4:52.67j_9. Larry Kraus (WaiHins) 4:55.47; 10. Brad Baker (Lak_ota) 4:)/.42; 11. John Gaw (Syca) 4:57.51; 12. ,Jim Stevens (Turpml 4:59.50.. 100 BACKSlROKE-1. Mark Rhodenbaugh (Oak Hills) 53.39; 2. Mike Cooaton (StXl S3.8V John Stires (StX/55.45; 4. Phi!lip Herrew ~avercreek) 55.14· 5. Paul Franer Moeller) 56.74"; 6. William y (FairWest) 57.23: 7. Andy Back (DayStebbins) 57.53; 8. ictor Lee (StX) 58.29; 9. Rob Wildermuth (SIX) 58.47; 10. Doug Sawyer (FairWest.l 58.55; 11. Dave Ebeling (Syca) 58.83; 12. .JoM Schafer (And) 59.7!. 100 BREASTSTROKE-!. Glenn MiSs (F·Townl 58.\2 (New district record); 2. Gr!!!l Rhodenbauah (Oak Hiis) 59. 11· 3. Jeff Owaiany (F-Townl 1:0f.76; 4. Dan Mohs (Turpin) 1:01.96; 5. Vic Dupre !And) 1:02.08· 6. Tom Goosmann \Oak Hills) 1:02.83; 7. Andy Todd (Prin) ti\2.94; 8. Chris Rigi'~ (HamBad'm) 1:0'1.95; 9. Joe Schoenberger (SIX) 1:03.15; 10. T1m Garciler (Indian Hill) 1:03.29; 11. Jim Schaefer (SIX); 12. Rich Crema (Moelerl 1:03.86. 400 FREESTYI.E RELAY-I. St. Xavier (Wintzinger, Kelly, Neime!:< Stires) 3:14.13; 2. Princeton (Hilk, HudiikL Trapani, Webster) J:18.36; ~- Anderson (Raker, Knight, xnafer, Gleason) ·3:21.17~ 4. Mar~emont. (Johnson, Garland, Pulle~, Kayl 3:23.70;,5. Elder .~:24.07; 6. T~1n 3;24.70; 7. SYC¥0DJ'~ l2_5.21; ~- Oak Hills 3.25.72, 9. Walnut Hils 3.26.20d 10. Indian Hill 3.28.91, 11. Roger Bacon 3:28.84; 12. Ml!fler 3:30. 2. TEAM STANDINGS-I. St. Xavier 320; 2. Princeton !30; 3. Oak Hils 117;4. Anderson93;5. Mariemont arid Till'pin 79;7. Syra· more 69; 8. Eider 59; 9. Moeller 55; 10. Walnut HiHs 52; !1. Indian Hili 44; 12. Roger Bacon · wanda 24; 14. LaSalle 16; 15. Western Hitls T4; 16. H in and Purcell9; 17. Hamiffon Taft 7; 18. Country Day, FaJ and Spri~field N~ 0. .

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In GCL Swimming Hole., It's Xavier., Then Others White has established a tough regular season "schedule for his swimmers, including a dual against St. Xavier swimming coach Dennis last year's third place state finisher White likes to draw a comparison - Akron Firestone, but he doesn't exbetween his Aquabombers' swim.:. pect anything too close. ming success and GCL rival MoellWhite's goals include an 11ther's state football dynasty. straight state title, and maybe a-na"I use (Moeller football coach) tional record or two. The medley Gerry Faust's program to compare relay team currently is only 1.1 secbecause it has the tradition and onds off the national mark. momentum," White said. "The be~ In the GCL, it's always been St. X ter kids know if they want recogm- and then five other teams. tion· (by college coaches) they are No exception this year. A team going to have to go where there's a· composed of about 25% year~roun~ proven program." swimmers (mostly Cincinnati Peps1 Marlins) make Keating Natatorium PROOF ISN'T a question for the reflect clear chances for St. X's conAquabombers, state champions for tinued success. Bright spots in the the last decade and holders of pool include All~Americans CourtSwimming World's 1973 national ney Roberts, Mike Conaton, Victor , championship. That kind of tradi- Lee, Scott Neison, Dan Niemer, and tion doesn't melt away easily, espe- John Stires. cially when you have six returning Second place is the goal for the high school All-Americans. . rest of the league and some have "I don't know about a national wondered ·if the Aquabomber's championship this year," White. depth wouldn't win that too. said. "We really need another year Elder has clung to the runner-up to mature. Three of our six All spot as long as St. X has won the ' Americans are juniors and nin~ of GCL championship. Last year the the 10 event (best) "times ar~ still Panthers were tied in the GCL by held out in California." Moeller. Both coaches considered White admits his teams look themselves lucky to escape with the ahead to the end of the, season, draw. . . ,.. when event times count most. The Heading into what Moeller coach GCL sectional, district and state Richard Beerman called "another have~'t been a problem but winning terrific battle for second place" the individual state titles has. Crusaders on paper have a slight • I edge on Elder. ,"THAT'S BEEN _one of the criticisms of St. X over the years," White ~OT SO in emotioY. said Panther said referring to a lack of individu- coach Don Furlong. Iromcaily, al championships. "But we pride Moeller's GCL football domination ourselves on the fact that we have a is a strong motivation for Elder. lot of good kids." St. Xavier swimthat we finmers are so good that much Aqua.w,a~~~t.A:;X~ every year," bomber state-caliber competition "But we tied Moeller comes from within the team. : ..• ,. -. BY ALAN ADLER . Sports Contributor

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Wint_er·, Sports Pteview_ B~ Dan Bruening Moeller·High School Student Correspondent With· the football season spots among the junior cansuccessfully completed, the didate include Steve Wheelattention at Moeller High er, Doug Williams, Mike School .now tums to basket- · Markely, Mark Brooks, and ball, wrestling and swim- Tim Tonges. ming. All three teams are The Crusaders open up shaping up to be the best in their season this Friday years. against the LaSalle Lancers, Basketball coach Dave a team minus 6'11" Joe Hammer, now in his second · Gampher who is out with a year at the helm, feels that knee injury. this year's team can iJll· Head wrestling coach Ted piove on last year's overall Hall has to be optimistic mark of 12-8 and 3rd place in aQout the year's team. Nine the GCL, the first winning lettermen return from last season in nearly 7 years. The year. Leading the way are coaches know the talent, the senior co-captains John Ziekids, just have to believe that ~ler and John Schmitz. Other they can do it, commended returning seniors include Hammer who is assisted by Kevin Wallace, Tom LockMike Sussli, Ernie Britton, wood, Pat H!Int, and Jim Greg Sewell, and Dan Rag- Parchman. The · returning junior lettermen are Kirk land. Frank Hunger, a 6'8", 180 Tepe, Rick Magliano, and lb. forward leads this year's Dan Malloy. Rounding out returning senior corps which this year's coaching staff also includes Dave Thurk- will be Mike Elliot, John hill. a 6'2" 200 lb. forward- Yost, and Pat Mogavere. center; Bill Jenike,. 6'2" 175 Crusader wrestling fans lb. guard; Tom Jtitze, 6'4" got a taste of things to come 190 lb. guard; Joe Apke, this year last Saturday night 6'SV2" 205 lb. center-for- when Moeller took it's first ward; and Steve WH!is, 6'2", triangular meet of the sea190 lb. forward. Hunger is son in defeating Wyoming much improved as a result of 52-9 and Loveland 50-12. not playing football' this year Magliano was a double-pin to dedicate his time fully to ·winner for.Big.Moe in the 126 basketball, a feat almost un- lb. weight division. heard of at Moeller. Bright Coach Dick Beerman has

begun · a fine tradition in Moeller swimming. Last year's team which finished second iri the GCL (be'hind you know who) was consis· tently ranked among the top 10 teams in the city. The . outlook for this year's team is extremely bright with all but two members returning from last season. Senior returnees include Dave Kastrup, Pat Driscoll, Rick Cremma, and Bob Wagner. Juniors include Mike Matanguihan, Dougi Rhoda, andTodd'Sauter. The sophomores sport Ed Anderson, last year's top point · ·getter, Paul Franer, last year's -Most Outstanding swimmers, and Ralph Moher, last season's Most Improved Swimmer .. The Aqua Crusaders are currently ranked 26th in the state. · The Crusader's diving team also coached by Beerman will be led this year by juniors Dan Eddingfield, Dave Fagin, and Rich Zinnecker. It's a well-kept secret that Moeller's diving team has won the GCL title the past si:x years in a: .row. Yes folks, Moeller does have ·more than just football. ~

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DcMJ~e.wlnners: T-Krelmer (50 free, 100 tree); W. Orildress (200 free;100 butterfly), Harcourt (mecley relay, 200 1M), Creager (500 free, inedley relay).

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Anderson 117, Elder 113, Roger Bacon 53. Tri·winner: A -John Schafer (200 med. relay, 100 backstroke, 400 free); JeH Raker (200 Med. relay, 50 free, 100 butter· fly); Double-winners: A-Pat Knight 1200 med. relay, 400 free relay), Vic Dupre (200 med. relay, 400 tree relay); E-Steve Hawhow 1aoo free, 100 free); Tim Schachlet· ter ( 200 IM, 500 free).

TURPIN RELAYS -TEAM SCORES: Turpin Relays: Turpin SO, Sycamore 42, I

Double-winners: M-Franer (200 medley relay, 100 backstroke), Anderson (200 medleY relay, 100 free), , c:rema (200 medley, 100 breaststroke); A-Gleason 1200 free, 400 free), Raker (400 free, 100 butterfly). Freshman Joe Mulkare of Moeler set two school records In_ 200 free (1:54.2) and 500 free (5:07.6).

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PRINCETON INVITAnoNAL L Princeton 65, 2. Anderson 54, 3. · Sycamore 48, 4. Turpin 47, S. Oak Hills 44, 6. Mariemont 23. 200 medley relay: Turpin (Helm, Weier, Mobs, Elam) 1:45.85; 200 freestyle: · Hllk (P) 1:50.8'1; 200 IM: Schafer . (A) 2:08.25; 50 freestyle: Elam (T) 22.90: 100 butterfly: Erlich (S) . 55.38; 100 freestyle: Hudak ( P) I 50.19; 500 freestyle: Pulley ( M) 5:08.08; 100 backstrok"' Schafer (A) 59.68; 100 breaststroke: Mohs ( T) 1:03.7'1 meet record; 400 free· · style relay: Princeton (Hllk, Trapani, Friedman, Hudak) 2:26.50; One-meter diving: Harbaur (A) 212.95 meet record.

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Princeton 37, Oak Hills 35. Anderson 33, Mariemont 19. . EVENT WINNERS:·Divlng: Sycamore (Phlops, Pehs); 200-mediey relaY: Turpin (Helm. Weier, Mohs. Elam), 1:47.0; 200-treestvle relay: Oak Hills !Potter. Huth, GOOsnan, Bran<lhorst), 1:36.52; 400-IM relay: Sycamore (Ebeling. Wyness. Gaw. Ehrlich), 4:08.44; 500-crescendo: Anderson (Schmldt, .Raker. Gleason, Schafer, Knight), 4:26.5~; 800-freestyle relay: Princton (Hudak, Hilk, Friedman, Hilk), 7:49.88; 200-butterfly' relay: Turpin (Kirby, Worsinger, Weier, Shilling), 1:411.7-n\eet record; 400-backslroke relay: Turpin (Lammert, PaWlak, Grafft, Helm), 4:17.72; 400-breilstslroke relay: Turpin (MQ\ls. Nater, Kennedy. El~mJ,. 4:76.37-meet record; 400:1tTee!lfvle relay: Sycamore (Gaw, Shipley, Winess. Elrlchl, 3:28.69'!lle.el record. ' t t r1. i ~- ~ - -· ..... ~ ....,--

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AGENDA A. Introduction of the Swimming Team and their Coach Dick Beerman. This is a chance to meet our sons' coaches and teammates, who put in so much time and effort to improve their skills and make Moeller Number One! B. Election of the Vice-President of the Moeller Booster Club - COME ON OUT AND VOTE FOR THE MAN OF YOUR CHOICE! CURRENT EVENTS A. Basketball:

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The big Moe Machine is looking great and is gaining momentum for a run at the GCL title and district competition. After a fantastic impressive victory over the second ranked team in the state and nUmber one in the city - Elder, eight straight victories and selected in the top ten of the city, this may be the best Moeller team ever. How do they win??--no super-stars, just great team effort and pride. The leading scorers are Dave Thurkill and Joe Apke, both averaging 13.2 points per game. Top rebounders are Joe Apke- 9.3 and Dave Thurkill - 8.6 per game. Dave Thurkill is the Field Goal percentage leader with a 50.3 avg. followed closely by Tom Jutze's 48.2. Steve Wheeler is the Assist Leader with 4 a game. The Reserves and Frosh are experiencing an outstanding season, which could be the best ever - the future looks bright! Wrestling: The Varsity is currently 7~2, the Reserves are 3-3 and the Frosh are 4-2-1, with a combined record of i4-7-1. The team has just completed a sweep of Hamilton Garfield 54-12 and Lima Sr. 46-11 after suffering a heartbreaking second place finish in the Indian Hill Tournament, missing first place by a half point. Individual wrestlers having a great season are: Seniors John Ziegler - 14-1, John Schmitz - 11-4, Kevin Wallace - 14-1, and Mark Nichols - 4-2. Juniors Jeff Lytton - 5-2, Jim Roihs - 6-8, Tony Melink 10-3, Rick Magliano - 12-2, Mark MCMahan - 7-6 and Dan Pugh - 11-4. This strong dedicated team is one of the best in the city and once again show why MOE is NUMBER ONE! Swimming: The Swim Team is making big waves around town! A squad this good that doesn't have it's own pool! A team loaded with underclassmen! With Seniors Pat Driscoll, Rick Crema and Dave Kastrup leading the way the team has compiled an 8-2 record in dual meet competition. The eight victories is just two shy of the most victories by any Moeller Swim Team. This talented group has broken 8 of 11 school records and will probably break all 11 by the end of the season. They are ranked in the top five of the city,and in the special power index rating by the coaches they are in the top 15 in the state. They recently beat Elder for the first time ever- super!! They also placed 3rd in the Mariemont Tournament which featured 9 of the top teams in the city. Keep up the good work, guys.

IMPORTANT EVENTS A. CAPTAINS AND ALL AD DRIVE WORKERS - MEETING: Tuesday, March 4, 1980. ~ \?Âˇ) Time - 7:3 0 pm in the ca f eteria. We need all the h e 1p poss1'bl e to rnak e t h'1s drive a success. So, if you weren't contacted, please attend- Moeller needs ~ your help!! t(o ~ \ 0 B. The Wrestling Awards Nite is Wednesday, March 12, 1980- Time: 7:30pm in \~ the cafeteria - NO MEAL. Basketball and Swimming Awards Nite is Thursday, ~1,1~ March 13, 1980- Time: 7:30pm in the cafeteria- NO MEAL. 7~

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The Highlanders racked up 363 points to edge Elder by 20 points. The Rhodenbaugh brothers paced the Oak Hills' attack as the duo combined in four victories. Seven meet records were set in the meet. Elder's s. Hayhow was a triplewinner while teammate T. Schachleiter of Elder figured· in two Elder first place finishes.

INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS (Meet records indicated by 'l . Medley relay-Oak Hills (G. Rhodenbaugh, M. Rhodenbaugh, T. Goosman, c. Potter) 1:43.1'; 200 Freestvle-S. Hayhow (£}_ 1:52.4'; 200 Individual Medley-G. Rhodenbaugh <OHl 2:03.4 , so Freeslyle-T. Goosman (OH) 23.5; 100 Butterfly-Campbell (WHl. 56.5'; 100 Freestyle-S. Hayhow (E) 51.4; 500 Freesytle-T. Schachleiter (E) 5:07.5; 100 Badkstroke-M. Rhodenbaugh (OHl ss.2'; 100 Breasntrokt-'-G. Rhodenbaugh (0H1 1:01.9'; 400 Freesytle Rtlay-Ekler ( J. Book, S. Hay· ho\11, T. SchaCNeiter, K. Boyle) 3:32.2'.

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..EVENT WINNERS 100 freestyle relay: Roger Bacon, 47.74; 400 individual medley relay: Roger Bacon, 4:16.67; 200 medley relay: Indian Hill, 1:52.70; 200 freestyle relay: Purcell 1:40.50; diving relay: Aiken, 147.40; 200 buTterfly relay: Roger Bacon, 1:55.82; 200 backstroke relay: Roger Bacon, 2:05.52; 200 breaststroke relay: Indian Hill, 2:07.53 (meet record); 400 freestyle relay: Roger Bacon,. 3:34.22 (I<Jdge's ~ecision). · · ANDERSON 90, TURPIN 82 Triple winners: A-Bob Gleason

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SYCAMORE WINS MARIEMONT INV1TATIONI.. -·~=-.,.........:._. TEAM STANDINGS-1.·Sycamore 182, 2. Oak Hills 178, 3. Moeller 169, 4. Turpin 155, 5. Anderson 153, 6. Mariemont 129, 7. Walnut Hills 83, 8. Covington Catholic 77, 9. ' lndiarr Hill 59. INDIVIDUAL RESUL TS-200 Medley Relay-Oak Hills ( M.Rhodenbaugh, G. Rhodenbaugh, Goosman, Potter) 1:44.03; 200 Freestyle-T. Pulley (Mariemont) 1:50.52; 200 Individual Medley-G. Rhodenbaugh (Oak· Hills) 2:07.17; SO Freestyle-E. Anderson (Moeller) 23.30; 100 Butterfly--Ehrlich (Sycamore) 55.11; 100 FreestlyeEiam (Turpin) 51.28; 500 Freestyle-Hotacre (Covington Catholic) 5:05.62; 100 Backstroke-M. Rhodenbaugh (Oak Hills) 55.76 (meet record); 100 Breast•troke-G. Rhodenb,~ugh (Oak Hills) 1:02.92; 400 F~eestyle Rela~ Andersofr'lGieason, Schafer, Raker, Knoghl) 3:~.22; DIVing-Magnarini (Anderson) 271.20. Outstanding Performer-Greg Rhode_nbaugh (.Oak Hills).

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(200 freestyle, 500 freestyle, treestyle relay). Double winners: AJell Raker ( 100 freestyle, freestyle relay). T -Dan Mohs (Medley relay, 100 breaststroke), Dan Helm (Medley relay, 100 backstroke). D1ving: A-Bob Harbour had score of 264.15 [:

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CIN. COUN'I'RY DAY 42, NEW RICHMOND 38 . Triple winners: NR-Brawnm (200 medley relay, 200 1"''1. 1oo·back), Witte (100 free. 50 free, 700 medley relay); 1 . DoUble winners: CCO-Knapp (200 free, 500 free), Leon- 1 ard (diving, 400 free relay), Morris (100 fly, 400 free relay). _ · PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS,HIPS Team scores: 1. Walnut HIHs 397, 2. Western Hms 718, 3. Aiken 7i6, 4. Withrow 147, 5. Woodward 61. Triple winners: Wai-Larry Kraus (200 free, 500 free, 400 free relay), Dan Penn (200 medley relay, 50 free, 100 free). DoUble winner: West-Mike campbell (200 IM, 100 fly). PHSL Swlmm<1rS of the Year: Kraus, campbell. Coach of the Year: Bob Holter (Withrow) . ._I-

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Enquirer photo BY DICK SWAIM ST XAVIER swimmer Dan Niemer catche~. h·is breath after his leg of the 4oo-meter freestyle relay in competition at Ke:tting Natatorium. He waits for hls teammate Scott Neison who was the finishi•19 member of the team's entry. The Aquat..Jrnbers wen the event in 3:18.2.

Aquahomhers Prove Human, Lose Dual in backstroke and breastroke made the difference:• Going Into the last event, the 400Swimming and winning ar~ two words ya.rd freestyle relay, the Aquabombers tha.t usually synonymous when speak- needed. to :>lace first and second to win ing of St. Xavier High ScnooL But not the meet. -Pioneer led throughout the ,always. first two legs of the relay until St. Xavier The Aquabombers proved themselves ;unior Dan Niemer bit the water splash.mmz.n Saturday when they suffered an ing out to a body-length lead for the 85-34 defeat at the bands of vis:.ttng Pio- Bombers top relay team. ne~r High Sebool from Ar.n Arbo:. Mich. Senior Scott Neison malntalnec the slligbt iead to give St. Xavier first place, The Aquabombers' swi:nming team but its other relay team finished third bas·lost only three nome dual meets in giving Pior.eer the one-point victory. the last 10 years, the third w;as Saturday White referred t.o Saturday's lo.:;s as at Keating Natatorium. "as a good motivator" for the St. Xavier "We don't really nave much competi- squad m t.t.e early part of the season. tion until the :;tate championships, except tor this meet,'' said St. xavier's IN THE last decade, the Aquabcmbveteran coach Dennis Wbtte after his ers. nave won 10 Greater Cincinnati Aqcabombers lost Saturday. League chanptonabips and 10 state :.itles. The 1979-80 squad welcomes. back Pioneer High School has been the six high school All Americans from last Michigan state champions for the last year's team including seniors John thre-<! seasons. St. Xavier has been vic- Stires, Scott Neison and Courtney Robtorious over the P10neers in its last two erts. a,nd juniors Victor Lee, Mike Conamee1.ings in 19711 and 1979. l.on and Dan Niemer. "IN THE last four years. we would Success in swimming is no easy have been l).ndefeated without the loses accomplishment., says White. "We stress to SL Xavier," said coach Dennis Hill in bard work in our program," he explainhis llt.b season at Pioneer. "I told the ed. "I try t.o mak!! St;re they swim as far boy!: they bad to come through with as possible and get as. tired as possible somE big swims for us to win. Our depth every practice." BY R~CH BOEH~E Sports Contributor

While most of the student body is still asleep or eating breakfast, the Aquabombers are in the water for morning prctlce. "We swim 4,000 to 5,000 yards from 6:15 to 7:45 a.m., then we practice again from 3:15 to 5:15 p.m. for a total of 11,000 to 12,000 yards of swimming a day," White said. Twelve thousand yards comes out to over five miles, a long way to swim to slasl) fragments of seconds off a ti:ne in a hundred-yard event. WHITE CREDITS "great parents and good administration backing" along with the swimmers' dedication for St. Xavier's success. Besides hopes of winning an 11 ttl consecutive state title, the Aquabombers' goals for this season Include a top five team national ranking, a nat!onal record In the 200-ya::-d medley relay and seven" all- American individual rankings. And possibly after Saturday, no more losses on the dual meets. 200 Medley Rtlay-Pioneer (Thcmas, Chernek, Sels, Noelzetl 1:40.61; 200 FrMstvle-Anderson (Pioneer) 1:47.03; 200 Individual Medley-Chernek (Pioneer) 1:57.94, 511 FrMstyle-WIIllzinger (.<1. Xavier) 22.74; 100 autterfly-Sels (PM>neerl 53.-'4; 100 Fr•s'" Anderson (Pioneer) 49.39; SOO FIMStyle-Roberls (51· 4:42.43; 100 Backstreke-Con31on (~I X~vier l 55.75; 100 Br - !hoqlas (Pioneer) 1:03.28; 400 Frfts~ lblay-SI' Sl~res,'1>1iemer, Netsonl 3:18.72. .

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.'the second quarter to trail · 23-20 at halftime, .but the B 3(JQhn Perin· warriors battled back in tile third stanza to tie the score. · gue Championship for 1979The two squads traded 80. While the Braves were· wet~ ~hreatened despite Ma- players in double-figures arid The Eagles edged.out to a ·baskets in, the final quarter winning both games, the, deira.!s improved scoring in a total of ten men in the 17-15 lead after the opening to send the contest into the G.len Este Trojans. . with.' the r.e.maining three stanzas. scoring. column as the Bra- quarter and kept. adding to ex tra sessiOn. · · h However, Ma·whom they were tied at the The Trojans had a total of ves trounced Deer Park 83-58 t e margin in the remaining riemont got. moving in the start of the.week, won . one four.· 1nlayers in double-f1·-. on the winners' floor. three stanzas. · :r . overtime to pul1 away with and lost one. · · gt.inisl while Madeira was led · Ken Miller led Indian Hill Dave Oury led the Mus- the triumph. by Jeff Warmouth with 30 with 18 points and Ward ·tangs with 12 points. Scott Calcaterra ·led the FRIDAYNIGHT HAIL THE CHAMPS points, just six short of the Morgan had 17 as the Braves DO IT PRUETT Tigers with 16 points. · . Ind.ia. n Hill. took an early Must. angs' scho.ol record. roared out to a 51-30 advanSteve Pruett had 22 points EHL teams were involved lead and went tage· at the half and coasted as Mariemont defeated Lo: . m · tournament · play this · on to defeat' · 1• AVES ACE IT Sy.ca, more's Aviators pul- in with the victory. ve1and 59-51 in overtime in wee k: . Results of the Milford E. agles 63-44 on those the Braves' floor. led i.nto a se.cond-place tie Keith. Brown paced ·the theu Warriors' gymnasium. . . · games will be in next week's .Ind1an Hill took a 31-22 : Witha 72-57 decision over the Wildcats with 13 points. m.arieniont fell behind in column. ON THE MARK ·. lead at the half and extended· Loveland Tigers in the lo·the margin with a Jast sers' gym. Mark Schumacher's two ;-lilllllllllllllll$1.00 OFF ANY DINNER l!ll!lli&ll1!Ui!lll quarter scoring difference of· · Pulling away from a 25-25 free throws with five seconds 11!1 • . . . . . 19-8. tie at halftime, Sycamore to play in the second over- Ill ~ Iii Four of the,Braves scored soon' took advantage and time gave Sycamore a 77-75 : ,·•. ·n·IL~f 1 in double-figures led by Ken wrapped up the win. · ; win over Glen Este on the 1 _ll_l_ JL Ill! Miller and Gary Freytag Four Aviators were in Aviators' hardwood. · 11]11 ..&.~--with 18 and 15 points, res- double-figures led by Scott Down 30~24 at the half, JR.>&.e~~-~nt pectively. Leonard with 16 points. Rick Sycamore rallied back for a (formerly Jo Jo Martinelli's) · ~ . Carlos Ventus and Scott Ayers led four Loveland pia- 4944 lead after the third 111 10122 Reading Rd., Evendale 563-8470 Scanlon topped Milford with yers m twin-figures with 18 quarter. However the Tro- Ill AME''RJC'AN ..;._/TALl" AI.N · points. jans fought back t~ tie the g ./11 ill ' ten points each. TROJANSTRIUMPH A~ASEFORSfOTT score in the fourth stanza. Open for LUNCH & DINNER Ill John Hatfield pumped in 26 · Scott Case poured in 19 The two teams then fought 0 0 points and Doug Greer added; points: as the Deer Park on an even basis until a. Hours: Mon. - Fri. I Uo a.m .• 2:30 a.m. 0 22 as the Glen Este Trojans I Wildcats ripped the Marie- Schumacher's late heroics, :::::1 Sat. 4 p.m. to 2 :30a.m. (closed Sundays) ~ routed the Madeira Mus-i mont.Warriors 48-35 on the Eric Leininger topped the 0 MONDAY DINNER. SPECIAl O tangs 93-69 in the Madeira losers' court. Aviators with 26 points as 0 ALL ·YOU CAN EAT! z Fieldhouse. De~r. Park broke away four Sycamore players got 11111 ·S h d. M b II l!i Glen Este r(llled out to a from a 16-16 halftime dead' into double-figures. Iii pag e I an ea . a S Ill .22-7 advantage after .the: lockartd pulled into the lead Rob Shepherd led Glen · Italian Salad ·· II opening quarter and never in th.e third quarter. Este with 19 points. . I'll Garlic Bread I Ron' Edwards headed the ALL'S WELLS 111 Let's Get Acquaintedonly • Mari~mont offense with 13 . FOR MILFORD HAPPY HOUR _ Mon.~Fri. 3 to 7 p.m. g 1 pomts. Jtm Wells scored 21 points Continuous Cocktail Hour Monday J·p.m.-2:30 a.m. WED.- FEB. 20th as Milford put away Madeira Live Entertainment - "Touch 0 f Clas 5 " B~LANC.ED BRAVES 55-43 in the Mustangs' Field. fill·. Indtan Hill placed four house. Balllllllll s1 . OFF ANY DINNERIIIll!!!11!1i!l'i:tl!~ 00 I

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The Aqua Crusaders made With nearly a minute to go in · Findlay; and AAA defending their best ever showing in · the game Je~f 'O'Connel put' .state champion St. Ed's in a the Cincinnati · Sectionals · the 'Rockets 'up for ·good at: quadrangular meet. The with a 137. point .total last· 57-55. Moeller had three • Crusaders were defeated by Friday evening at St. X. In more chances to score but. Stowe32-16andSt.Ed's57-ll. scoring 60 more points thim failed to capitalize on any·of They didn't come home any. previous Moeller squad,. them. Their last' chance empty handed though as the Aqua Crusaders placed came following a timeout they scored a 30-28 victory third among 151area schools. with just 14seconds remain- over Findlay. The eleven It it weren't for a beart- ing. Working for a final, points scored against· St. breaking disqualification in game . tying bucket, Bifl Ed's were the most any team the 200 medley relay event, Jenike forced a 35 footer with in the match scored against Moeller could have very · seven seconds left that boun- the state champs. Dan Malpossibly finished second as ced hoplessly off the rim. loy (98) was a triple winner they were only - 6 points McNicholas made it a final for Moeller, while Kirk Tepe behind Turpin. The 200 me- at 59-55. on two foul shots with • (119) and Kevin Wallace dley relay .team had recor- one second remaining. (155) scored two victories ded the third fastest time in The Crusaders were led by · apiece. Single wimi.ers for the state and was looking Apke and Dave Thurkhlll Big Moe were Tony Melink forward to doing extremely with 14 and 17 points respec- (132), Mark McMahan (145), well in the state meet. tively as Moeller shot 50: Dan Pugh (167), Jim Rolphs On the brighter side tho• percent from the field. The · (175), John .. Ziegler. (185), ugh, qualifiers for the dis- Rockets' brother combina- · and Jeff Lytton in the trict meet to be held Friday, tion of Jeff and Dave Wie- heavyweight division. LytFebruary 29 at St. x. were .senhahn contributed 26 poi- ton's victory was. a 15-13 Joe Mulcare, 200 yd. free-. nts to the victor's cause. Also decision over St. Ed's top style; Scott Barlow and Jeff in double f\gures for McNi- heavyweight prospect. Seikman, 200 yd. individual cholas were O'Connel with 12 Sectional wrestling gets medley; Ed Anderson, Paul and Tim Green with 11. The under way this Thursday, Franer, and Dave Kastrup, Rockets shot 40 percent from February 28 at St. X. The 50 yd. freestyle; Dave Kas- the field. Crusaders have several top trup and Greg Dyson, 100 yd. Moeller will begin· play in seeded wrestlers going into freestyle; Joe· Mulcare, 500 the state tourney this Satur- the championships, Seeded yd. freestyle; Paul Franer day, March 1 against Roger · number one are Phil Magand Scott Barlow, 100 yd. Bacon at U.C. Game. time is liano (126) and John Ziegler backstroke; Ed Anderson 8:30. If they win Saturday, (185). John Schmitz (138.) is and Rech Crema, 100 yd. the Crusaders will take on the mirnber two seed in his breaststroke; and the 400 yd. the winner of the PUrcell-· divisio~. Tony Melink. (132) freestyle relay team of Dave Milford contest on the fol· is seeded thi:rd, while Kevin Wallace (155), Dan Pugh Kastrup, Greg Dyson, Doug lowing Tuesday, March 4. Rhoda, Joe Muleare, and a!Moeller's wrestling team 067), and Jeff Lytton <Hwt.J ternate Matt Foley. flew up to Cleveland last·. are ali seeded fourth in their Senior Pat Driscol, swim- Sa.turday to face Stowe,, res.pective weight classes. ming in his next to last high FINAL EHL BASKETBALL school meet had a personal STANDINGS best of 1:07.1 in the.100 yd. backstroke. In Sectional DiGAMES. (league games only> ving, junior Dan Eddingfield LOST. BEHIND WON qualified for the. districts, Indian Hill 2 12 · scoring 342.20 points in pla- Sycamore u' 3 cing sixth. Freshman Dave GlenEste 3 11 Springmeier qualified for the Milford. 6 8 second alternate position. Mariemont 8 .6 The District Champions- Madeira 10 4 hips will be held at 7:00 with Deer Park l1 3 the top four finishers in each Loveland 13 1 event automatically quali- ,,,__..,;,.._ _ _ _ _..,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-fr fying for the state meet. The basketball team ended their regular season on a sour note lastFriday night in losing to the McNicholas Rockets 59-55 at Moeller. This loss. put the Crusader's final record at 13-7, one victOI'Y better than Ia at the current rate, Moeller will have its first undefeated seas or in the year 1987. It might -.not take that long though ~ as the freshmen Crusadei"s·;-cOf!Ched by Dan Ragland, won .. the G.C.L. Championship last Friday with a one point, double ·overtime victory over Elder. The varsity game· was pretty evenly matched until Moeller l;>uilt up an eight pointlead midway ghrough the second .quarter. The Crusaders could not hold off the hot shooting Rockets though as their lead was cut to three, 30-27, by the half. Moeller came storming back in the second half to gain an eight point advantage once again with 7: 15left in the third quarter on an elctrifying dunk by Joe Apke But once again the Crusaders proved their inability to hold a lead as they committed turnover after turnover (22 the entire game . as. compared to just 9 for McNick). The third quarter ended with the score tied 47-47. The lead see-sawed back and forth in the final period with niether team holding more tha~ a four point lead.

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