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at Canton SATURDAY NIGHT RESULTS GIRLS TEAM-1, Gates Mills Hawken 131.0. 2, Oak Hills. 116.0. 3, Worthington 94.0. 4, Ursuline 87.0. 5, Sylvania Northview 70.0. 6. Seton 44.0. 7, McNicholas 43.0. 8, Walnut Hills 41.7. 9, (tle} Anderson, Upper Arlington 38.0. 11, Shaker Hts., 37.0 12, Turp1n 36.0. 100-YARD BUrrERFLY-1, Tina Silbersack, McNicholas, 56.32. 2. Kim Fritsch, Oak HiNs, 56.89. 3. Shannon Kleley, Ursuline. 57-45. 4, Usa Schuette. Westlake, 58.04. 5. Amy FrH:sch. Oak

Hills, 58.06. 6, Aniy Gemignani, Worthington, 59.01. CONSOLATION-7, Angela Langeman, Wes-

terville North. 59.56. 8, Suzanne Silbersack, McNicholas, 59.60. 9, Jenny Carone, Sylvania Southview, 59.78. 10. Stlen Kraus, Massillon Washington, 59.79 11, Tammy Behringer, Massil· ton Perry, 59.87. 12, Jodie Monning, Seton, 1:00.13. 100 FREESTYLE-1, Tracy Cook, Gates Mills Hawken. 52.38. 2, Wiebke Windeck. Cleveland Hts., 52.47. 3, Julie Speier, McAuley, 52.49. 4, Jennifer SauL Avon Lake. 52.74. 5. Jesstca Montegut. Beavercreek. 52.76 6. Dana Goett~h. Walnut Hills. 52.94. CONSOLATION-?. Tara Goetlsch. Walnu1 Hills, 52.75. a, Tara Clevenger, Northeastern, 53.31. 9. Holly Oppelt, Ursufine, 53.46. 10, Be1Sy Neely, Fairborn, 54.18. 11, Francesca Gambetti, Shaker Hts .. 54.77. 12, Debbie Shotwell, Princeton, 54.92. 500 FREESTYLE-1, Susan Wotfle, Bowling Green, 4:57.59. 2, Melissa Burovac, Gates Mills Hawken, 4:59.64. 3, Amy Schick, Gates Mills Hawken, 5:02.60. 4, Jenni Dahl, Ursuline, 5:03.02. 5, Martha Wisa, Spring. Greenon, 5:03.23. 6, Erika Orns, Sylvania Northview, 5:04.39. CONSOLATION-7, laurie Kasch, Sylvania Northview. 5:04.t9. 8, Emily Landon, St. Ursula. 5:06.35. 9. Kara Jones. Syl\lanla Northview. 5:06.61. 10, Sarah Turner, Anderson. 5:11.77. 11, Ivy West, Athens. 5:17.20. 12, Julie Wlllke, Ursuline, 5:19.21. 100 BACKSTROKE-1. Sonja Lerter, Worthington. 56.87. 2, Michelle McCarthy, Oak Hills, 59.02. 3. Leigh Bassler, Sycamore. 59.13. 4, Trieia Stalf, Seton. 59.46. 5, Beth Jackson, Ursuline, 59.6t. 6, Alisa Handley, Turpin, 1:00.49. CONSOLATION-7, Jennifer Taylor. Westerville South, 1:00.58. 8, Krissy Fott, Vandalia-Butler, 1:00.89. 9, Laura Rotaru, Upper Artins:~ton, 1:00.94. 10. Heather Williams, N. Canton Hoover, 1:00.99. 11, Bindi Gerrity. Gates Mills Hawken. 1:01.17. 12. Hea1her Sooy. 1:01.81. 100 BREASTSTROKE-1, Kelly Leaman. Centerville, 1:04.99. 2, Rachel Gustin, Seven Hills, 1:05.88. 3, Larraine Strous, Teays Valley, 1:06.08. 4, Cynthia Jannsen, Oak Hills, 1:06.87. 5, Kristen Uerman, Hamilton Badin. 1:07.29. 6, Shannon Reardon, Wonh~ngton, 1:07.73. CONSOLATION-7, Sara Henninger, Dayton Carron, t:07.60. 8, Chris Logar, Gates Mills Hawken, 1:07.60. 9, Kristen Grant, Shaker Hts., 1:07.78. 10, Sheri Kraus, Massillon Washington, 1:08.13. 11. Tasha Paul. Upper Arlington, t:09.02. 12, Lydia Neilsen, Clevaland Hts., 1:09.12. tOO FREESTYLE RELAY-1, Ursuline {Shannon Kietey, Jenni Dahl, Branda Boeckman. Holly Oppelt). 3:32.77. 2. Oak Hills. 3:33.57. 3, Worthington, 3:35.08. 4, Sylvania Northview. 3:36.08. 5, Gates Mils Hawken, 3:36.65. 6, Turpin, 3:42.17. CONSOlATION-7, Upper Mington, 3:39.55. 8, McNicholas, 3:40.66. 9, Seton, 3:41.07. 10, Anderson, 3:41.80. n, St. Ursula, 3:43.15. 12, Walnut Hills, 3:43.74. 1-MET~R DIVING-1, Shannon Handley, Col. East, 432.70. 2, Teri Starr, Oates Mills Hawken, -419.10. 3. Shelly Mendiola, Kent Roosevelt. 417.10. 4. Molfy Knight, Indian Hill, 411.90. 5, Kathy Carboy, Anderson, 409.15. 6, Karen Lesh, N. Canton Hoover, 404 00. 7, Anne Sherman. Sycamore, 391.25. 8. Kristin Arbuckle. Hudson. 391.20. 9, Unde Hiteman, Lakota. 382.60. 10, Abby Hawkins. Country Day, 381 75 11, Carrie Hoehnen, Mayfield, 371.40. 12, Michelle Schmidt, Col. Hanley, 353.15. BOYS .. ~... ~ ••• TEAM-1, St. Xavier 227.0. 2, 1'1'ates ~s Hawken 110.0. 3, Tol. St. Francis 87.0. 4, Hudson 65.0. 5. Country Day 60.0. 6, Louisville St. Thomas 52.5. 7, Anderson 44.0. 8. Waynesville 39.5. 9, (t1e) A~ron Firestone, Cle. St. Ignatius 39.0. 11, Upper Arlington 36.0. 12, Yallow Springs 32.0. 100-YARO BUTTERFLY-1, Doug Day, Upper Arlington. 50.99. 2. Kris Akins, Akron Firestone, 51.43. 3. (tie) Cliff Reich, Westerville North, Chad Guist, Louisville St. Thomas, 51.69. 5, Andy Kendrtck. Cin. St. Xavier, 51 79. 6, Jason Wierzbanowski. Kettering Al1er. 51.81. CONSOLATION-7, Derek Scheer, Country Day, 52.23. 8, Jason Praetar, Waynesville. 52.86. 9, Mike Notz, Princeton, 52.88. 10, Tim Gasperak, · Lyndhurst Brush. 53.12. 1 1, Barry Schutter. Cle. Orange, 53.52. 12, Corbin Nash, Cle. St. Ignatius, 53.84. 100 FREESTYLE-1, Joe Hudepohl, St. xavier, 44.66, state record; old record 44.85, John Sauerland. Shaker Hts., 1982. 2, Greg Harper, Gates Mills Hawken, 46.32 3. Eric Welte, St. Xaviar, 46.5g. 4, Zach Whitnay, Delaware Hayes. 47.17. 5, Karl Scheer, Country Day, 47.21. 6, Derek Hausladen, St. Xa\lier. 47.43. CONSOLATION-7. Matlhew W)ld, W. Carrollton, 46.99. 8, David Osterhus, Country Day, 47.38. g, David McKone, Tol. St. Franc1s, 47.60. 10, Brian Kindl, Cle. St. Ignatius, 47.93. 11, Jon Labahn, Hudson, 48.00. 12, Kevin Kleinschmidt, Copley, 48.12. 500 FREESTYLE-1, Jake Harms, Tol. St. Francis. 4:30.21. 2, Rob Drumm, St. Xavier, 4:35.23. 3. Adam Katz, Gates Mills Hawken. 4:35.52. 4. Eric Nilsen. Westerville North, 4:38.03, 5, Andy Gerlten, Tol. St. Francis, 4:38.68. 6, Sean Peppard, Gates Mills Hawken, 4:43.66. CONSOLATION-7. Joe Marcotte. St. Xavier, 4:40.44. 8, Matt Weis, Sylvania Northview, 4:41.57. 9, Robert Reinhard. Findlay, 4:42.11. 10, Brian Snyder. To!. St. Francis, 4:44.63.11, Larry Collins, Solon, 4:46,26. 12, Scott Panella, Hudson, 4:46.66. 100 BACKSTROKE-1, Jamie Farnham, Hudson. 51.79. 2, Wade Davis. St. Xavier, 53.34. 3, Wolfram Voncarlowi1z, Cle. Orange, 53.4g. 4, Jay Hladish. Solon. 53. 75. 5. Scott Powell, Col: Academy, 53.94. 6. Andrew Rieger. Vienna Mathews, 55.07. CONSOLATION-7, Mark Stoelting. St. Xav._ ar, 52.62. 8, Jason campbell, Centerville, 54.53. 9, Sean McKinley, Worthington, 54.59. 10, Robert Fellinger, Gates Mills Hawken, 54.69. 11, John Mielder, Tot St. Francis, 54.90. 12, Neil Clayton, Anderson, 55.52. 100 BREASTSTROKE-1, Matt Brunsman, VeUow Springs, 56.29. 2. (tie) Todd Radel, Western Hills. Marty Hubbell. Waynesville. 58.81. 4. (tie) Scott Dill. Napoleon. Scott Nagel, Napoleon. 58.97. 6, Bryan Bigelow, Upper Arlington, 59.47. CONSOLATION-7, Jon Sanchez, Tol. St. Francis, 59.21. Eric Schul1z, Tol. St. Francis, 59.75. 9, ·Brandon W1se, Clayton Northmont, 1:00.00. 10, Chris Volk, Cle. St. Ignatius, 1:00.12, 11, Jason Druso, Anderson, 1:00.68. 12. Brian Sheehan, St. Xavier, 1:01 .21 . 400 FREESTYLE RELAY-1, St. .Xavier (Wade Davis, Der.ctk Hausladen, Eric Wehe, Joe Hudepohl), 3:03.25. state record; old record 3:05.14. St. Xa\lier.1984. 2. Country Day, 3:08.11. 3, Hudson, 3:11.88. 4. Tol. St. Francis. 3:12.19. 5. Gates Mills Hawken, 3:12.33. 6, Cle. University, 3:12.73. CONSOLATION-7, Louisville St Thomas. 3:13.37. 8, Col. Academy. 3:14.29. 9, Anderson, 3:14.35. 10, Cfe. St. Ignatius, 3:14.76. 11, Akron Firestone, 3.15.12. 12, Cleveland Hts., 3:15.90. 1-METER DIVING-1, Brandon Blair, Fre· mont Ross, 496.10. 2, Andy Kendrick, St. Xavier,

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Moeller's Borman elevates platform by which local divers measured By Dane Neumeister Post staff reporter

In a season when many area high school swimmers and divers are producing strong performances, Moeller diver Matt Borman has achieved the most significant record. Borman, a senior who last season placed fourth in the state one-meter springboard competition, shattered a meet record that had stood for 17 years when he scored 319.55 points on six dives at the Sycamore Invitational on Jan. 5. It was the highest score of the season in the state and enabled Borman to win the invitational's diving title for the third consecutive year. Sycamore's Gary Kuhre had held the record of 301.70 points since 1973. Saturday against Centerville, Borman topped himself, scoring 332.30. Borman, 5-foot-11, 175 pounds, attributes his success to improved physical strength through gymnastics routines. "We have a bar on the wall at school that we work out with," Borman said. "We do leg lifts and a lot of

other gymnastics routines." Borman said the gymnastics workouts were initiated by diving coach Charlie Casuto of the Cincinnati Stingrays. Casuto had visited gymnastics coach Bela Karolyi in Houston and brought back training routines. With a stronger lower body, Borman said he has been able to attempt the same dives as last year, but he has been more successful. "I'm going at it a lot stronger this year," Borman said. "The gymnastics helped to get me in better shape." Borman said he has been diving and swimming since age 5. His brother, Jon, is Moeller's diving coach. Their father, Barry, manages Brookside Swim Club in Deer Park. Moeller swim coach Anne Schoenberger said Borman has progressed mostly because of his determination. "He works very hard, and that pays off for him," Schoenberger said. Said Jon Borman: "The increase in pure strength and his growing up has helped him tremendously."

Hudepohl earns spot on U.S. team overseas Joe Hudepohl, who swims for the Cincinnati Pepsi Marlins national team, will represent the United States in meets at Paris and East Berlin next month. Hudepohl, a sophomore at St. Xavier High School, is a member of the U.S. National Junior team and attended a special training camp at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., in November. Hudepohl. will leave for Europe with 20 other U.S. swimmers Jan. 27. -

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Borman said his goal this year is to win a state championship. His main competition could come from his friend, St. Xavier's Andy Kendrick. Kendrick - who has the second-high-

est score in the city this week, with 273.75 points - finished third in the state meet last year. Among the top boys' swimmers this season are St. Xavier's Joe Hudepohl, Anderson's Jerry Stephens and Westetn Hills' Todd Radel. Hudepohl, a sophomore, has the top time in the city in the 200-yard individual medley (1:57.53), 100 freestyle <46.80) and 500 freestyle <4:36.051. Stephens is second in the city in the 200 individual medley (2:01.39> and second in the 100 breaststroke <1:02.00>. Radel has the city's top breaststroke time, 59.88. Last year at the state meet, Radel swam the 100 breaststroke in 58:45. The top girls' swim teams, according to The Post coaches poll, are Ursuline and Oak Hills. Ursuline, coached by Schoenberger and Lynn Marggrander, won the Sycamore Invitational championship and includes seven swimmers who went to last season's state meet. Junior Jenny Dahl broke the Syca-

more Invitational meet record in the 200 freestyle, with a time of 1:55.87, and also won the 500 freestyle <5:11.48>. Dahl was named the meet's top swimmer for the second year in a rmv. Sophomore Holly Oppelt won the 50 freestyle <25.07 J and the 100 freestyle <54.21) in the Sycamore meet; sophomore Beth Jackson placed second in the backstroke <1 :01.17 l. Oak Hills, coached by Jenny McMullen, is led by sisters Amy and Kim Fritsch, Denise and Michelle 1\Ic Âˇ Carthy and freshman Cynthia Janssen. Kim Fritsch has the fastest time in the city in the 200 freestyle (1:55.75) and 100 butterfly (59.20). She is second in the 100 freestyle <55.17). Amy Fritsch has the city's top time in the 200-yard individual medley <2:12.88>. Denise McCarthy is third in the dly in the 50 freestyle <25.39), and Michelle McCarthy has the fastest time in the city in the 100 backstroke 0:00.77>. Janssen broke the Sycamore meet record in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:09.00.

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2. Glorius, Moeller ............................. 249.60 3. Ranker, Walnut Hols 222.00 4. Burch, Turpin......... - .................... 204.10 5. Huff, Princeton. .............................. 200.10 100 BUTTERFLY 1. Notz, Princeton ................................. 54.25 2. Kapplan, Walnut Hils ....................... 55.83 3. Watterson, Turpin ........................... 56.63 4. Mont anus, Anderson....................... 56.69 5. Kendrick, St. xavier .......................... 57.0 100 FREESTYLE 1. Hudepohl, St. Xavier ........................ 46.80 2. Welte, St. Xavier .............................. 49.08 3. Notz, Princeton.. ............................... 50.10 4. Rimsky, Sycamore ......................... 50.32 5. Druso, Anderson .............................. 50.34 500 FREESTYLE 1. Hudepohl, St. Xavier ..................... 4:36.05 2. Drumm. St. Xavier ........................ 4:46.38 3. Klug. MoeRer ................................. 4:52.15 4. Grimes, Turpin............................... 4:52.81 5. Marcotte, St. Xavier .................... 4:55.37 100 BACKSTROKE 1. Andrews, St. Xavier ........................ 55.26 2. Davis, St. Xavier ............................... 56.08 3. Rimsky, Sycamore.......................... 56.60 4. Oayton, Anderson............................ 57.32 5. Sieving, Walnut Hilts ......................... 57.57 100 BREASTSTROKE 1. T. Radel, Western Hils ................... 59.88 2. Stephens, Anderson_............ 1:02.00 3. Schaefer, St. Xavier ...................... 1:02.63 4. Replogle, St. Xavier ....................... 1:04.14 ~.Sheehan. St. Xavier ....................... 1:04.46 • 400 FREESTYLE RELAY 1. St. Xavier ............... - ..................... 3:15.78 2. Country Day ...... ___............... 3:25.32 3. Sycamore ...- ................................ 3:27.49 4. Oak Hils .......................................... 3:29.48 5. Anderson. ...·---------·- 3:29.59

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3. Ogden, Oak Hils ..................,..... _. 196.95 4. Kumpf, Seton·····-·----.. 189.75 5. Morris, MI. Healthy ...._____ 187.90 100 BUTTERFLY 1. K. Fritsch. Oak Hils......................... 59.20 2. Jackson, Ursuline .......................... 1:00.47 3. Kieley, Ursuline ............................. 1:01.11 4. Monnig, Oak Hils ... - ....- ........... 1:01.19 5. Hancley, Turpin._,.._. ____ 1:02.40 100 FREESTYLE 1. Oppelt, Ursuline ............................... 54.21 2. K. Fritsch, Oak Hils ......................... 55.17 3. ShotweU, Princeton. ........- -........ 56.00 4. Speier, McAuley ............................... 56.07 5. Oark, Sycamore............ .<. ................ 56.28 500 FREESTYLE 1. J. Doll, Ursuline .............................. 5:1 US 2. Gunning, Turpin.............................. 5:18.32 3. A. Fritsch, Oak Hils...................... 5:23.51 4. WiNke, Ursuline ............................. 5:23.97 5. Turner, Anderson.......................... 5:24.32 100 BACKSTROKE 1. McCarthy, Oak Hills..................... 1:00.n 2. Jackson, UrsuAne .......................... 1:01.17 3. Handley, Turpin............................. 1:02.08 4. Stall, Seton ..................................... 1:02.19 5. Rosser, And•rson.......................... 1:03.75 100 BREASTSTROKE 1. Janssen, Oak Hills ............................ 1:09.0 2. Uerman, Badin .............................. 1:09.52 3. A. Fritsch, Oak Hilts ...................... 1:11.67 4. Lamier, Seton ................................ 1:12.79 5. Douglass, Mercy .......................... 1:12.89 400 FREESTYLE RELAY 1. Oak H•s........................................... 3:43.35 2. Ursuline ........................................... 3:47.07 3. Sycamore........................................ 3:49.23 4. Anderson......................................... 3:50.54 5. Turpin............................................... 3:52.97

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St. Xavier ...................... 1:38.08 Oak Hills ................... 1:53.62 ·Anderson ...................... 1:42.30 Ursuline .................... 1:54:28

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Time GIRLS

Time

Klug, Moeller ................ 1:47.17 llt;iJmm, St. Xavier ........ 1:47.41 FAll!; Western Hills ..... 1:50.30 Hausladan, St. Xavier ... 1:50.46 Grimes, Turpin ............. 1:50.59 Montanus, Andarson ... 1:51.09

K. Fritsch, Oak HiUs .1:55.75 Dahl, Ursuline ........... 1:55.87 Speier, McAuley ....... 1:58.17 Shotwell, Princeton .. 2:00.45 Gunning, Turpin ........ 2:00:63 Handley, Turpin ....... 2:01.12 WiiH<e, Ursuline ......... 2:02.54 Turner, Anderson ..... 2:03.69 Watterson, Turpin ......... I :52.43 Clark, Sycamore ....... 2:03.89 Frost, Walnut Hills ....... 1:53.47 Gaible, Turpin ........... 2:04.17 e1,1 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

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Time GIRLS

Hudepohl, St. Xavier .... 1:57.53 Staphens, Anderson ..... 2:01.39 Grimes, Turpin .............. 2:02.79 Davis, St. Xavier ........... 2:03.21 Schaefer, St. Xavier ...... 2:04.15

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A. Fritsch, Oak Hills .. 2:12.66 Janssan, Oak Hills ...2:14.69 Stall, Salon ............... 2:15.14 M. McCarthy. O.HIIIs 2:15.26 Handley, T1Jrpirr ........ 2:16.15

B. Doepke, Walnut Hills2:05.40 Kieley, Ursuline ......... 2:16.16 Nieberding, St. Xavier ... 2:06.63 l.iarman, Badin ......... 2:17.52 Notz, Princeton ............. 2:08.37 Turner, Anderson ..... 2:17.72 Andrews, St. Xavier ......2:09.35 Gunning, Turpin ....... 2:19.01 B. Doepke, Walnut Hills2:09.76 Bain, Milford ............ 2:20.39 50 FREESTYLE BOYS

Time GIRLS

Notz, Princeton ................ 22.81 Welte, St. Xavier .............. 22.66 Kendrick, St. x................. 22.69 Osterhaus, Country Day .. 22.90 Clayton, Anderson ........... 23.03

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Oppelt, Ursuline .......... 25.07 Rosser, Anderson ...... 25.16 D. McCarthy, OakHills 25.39 Westrich, Badin ...........25.47 Shotwell, Princaton .... 25.97

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D. Trokhan, St. Xavier ..... 23.42 Clark, Sycamore .......... 26.38 S. Trokhan, St. Xavier ..... 23.47 Wenert, Seton .............. 26.42 Cheyna, Sycamore ..........23.47 Popp, Princeton .......... 26.50 ONE·METER DIVING BOYS

Points GIRLS

Borman, Moeller ............ 319.55 Glorius, Moeller ............. 249.60 Ranker, Walnut Hills ......222.00 Burch, Turpin ................204.10 Huff, Princeton ..............200.10 Dailey, Hammon ............ 188.70 Williams, Milford ............178.20 Holden, Anderson .......... 154.80 Winters, Anderson ......... 151.20 Peagram, Princaton ....... 130.35

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Carboy, Anderson ..... 247.20 Shenman, SycamO<e .232.35 Ogden, Oak Hills ....... 196.95 Kumpf, Saton ............. 169.75

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Time GIRLS

Notz, Princeton ................ 54.25 Kappian, Walnut Hills ...... 55.63 Wattarson, Turpin ...........58.63 Montanus, Anderson ...... 56.69 Kendrick, St. Xavier ......... 57.00 Welte, St. Xavier .............. 57.34

Time

K. Fritsch, Oak Hills ....59:20 Jackson, Ursuline .... 1:00.47 Kieley, Ursuline ......... ! :01.11 Monnig, Oak Hills ..... 1:01.19 Handley, Turpin ........ 1:02.40 Pinney, Turpin ........, 1:04.61

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Time GIRLS

Hudepohl, St. Xavier ....... 46.80 Welte, St. Xavier .............. 49.08 Notz, Princeton ............... 50.10 Rimsky, SycamO<a .......... 50.32 Drusa, Anderson ............ 50.34 Hausladen, St. Xavier ..... 50.38 Schear, Country Day ...... 50.62 WatterSon, Turpin ............ 50.73 Nieberding, St. Xaviar ..... 50.79 Clayton, Anderson .......... 50.96

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Shotwell, Princeton ....58.00 Speier, McAuley ..........58.07 Clark, SycamO<e ........ :.56.28 T. Goettsch, Wai.Hills .. 56. 78 Westrich, Badin ........... 56.90 Boeckman, Ursuline .... 57.33 Maredith, Turpin .......... 57.54 Weatherholt, Anderson ....... 57.54 500FREESffiE

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Time

Hudepohl, St Y.livier ... 4:36.05 Dahl, Ursuline:......... 5:11:48

Drumm, St. Xaviar ........4:46.38 Klug, Moellar ................ 4:52.15 Grimes, Turpin .............. 4:52.81 Marcotte, St. Xavlar .....4:55.37 Watterson, Turpin ......... 4:55.44 Belyea. St. Xavier ......... 5:07.66 Montanus, Anderson .... 5:09.58

Gunning, Turpin ........ 5:18.32 A. Fritsch, Oak Hills .5:23.51 WiUke, Ursuline ......... 5:23.97 Turner. Anderson .....5:24.32 Handley, Turpin ........ 5:24.64 Speier, McAuley ....... 5:26.80 Monnig, Seton .......... 5:28.87

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Time GIRLS

Time

Andraws, St. Xavier ......... 55.26 M. McCarthy, O.Hills 1:00.77 Davis, St. Xavier ............. 56.08 Jackson, Ursulina ..... 1:01.17 Rimsky, Sycemora .......... 56.60 Handley, Turpin ........ 1:02.08 Clayton, Andarson .......... 57.32 Stall, Seton ............... 1:02.19 Sieving, Westarn Hills ..... 57.57 Rossar, Anderson ....1:03.75 Kaplan, Walnut Hills ........ 59.26 Gunning, Turpin .......1:07.21 Nieberding, St. X ............. 59.49 D. Goettsch, W.Hills .1:02.15 Pater, St. Xavier ............ 1:00.11 Husman, A. Bacon .... 1:07.56 Siemer, Oak Hills .......... 1:01.63 Lammert, McAuley ... 1:07.64 Wattarson, Turpi/1 .........1:02:38 Lichtenberger, Syc ... 1:07.93 100 BREASTSTROKE BOYS

Time GIRLS

Radel, Western HIHs ........ 59:66 Stephens, Anderson ..... 1:02:00 Schaefer, St. Xavier ..... 1:02.63 Replogle, St. Xaviar ...... 1:04.14 Sheahan, St. Xaviar ......1:04.46 Drusa, Anderson ·....... :.1 :04.60.

Time

Janssen, Oak HHis ....1:09.00 Uerrnan, Badin ........ 1:09.52 A. Fritsch, Oak Hills .. 1:11.67 T. Lemlar, Salon ...... 1:12.79 Douglass, Marcy ...... 1:12.89 'McLeonan,Syca ....... 1:13.20'

Osterhaus, C. Day ........ 1:05.31 Bain, Mllfotd ............ 1 13.25 Davis, St. Xavier ........... 1:05.66 Wenert, Saton ........... 113.53 Wetterer, O.Hills .......... 1:05.90 Fightmastar, O.Hills .1 13.77 Schauer, Walnut Hill .....1:06.42 Conway, Ursuline ..... 1 13.84 400 FREESTYLE RELAY BOYS

Time GIRLS

Time

St. Xavier ......................3:15.78 Oak Hills ...................3:43.35 Country Day ..................3:25.32 Ursuline ....................3:47.07 Sycamore .....................3:27.49 Sycamore .................3:49.23 Oak Hills .......................3:29.48 Anderson .................3:50.54 Anderson ......................3:29.59 Turpin ......................3:52.97 COACHES POLL GIRLS

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1. St. Xavier .................. :... 100 UrsuUne .......................... 100 2. Anderson .......................63 Oak Hills ...........................90 3. Walnut Hills ....................71 Turpin ...............................80

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And arson .........................50 Talawanda ...................... .40 Walnut Hills ......................26 Princeton ......................... 16 Marcy ..................................6 Fairfield one point each;

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0-4/Preps THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Wednesday, January 10, 1990

Achievers/This week's outstanding performers

HEATH!:R ALLRED, Wyoming itlasketball The 5-7 Cowboy point guard scored 15 points, came up with nil"e steals and contributed 14 assists last week

JOHN BLIESENER, Deer Park gymnastics: At the Dayton Mall Invitational, Bliesener won the allaround competition, floor exercises, vault, rings and parallel bars.

Borman dives into The stranglehold that Cincinnati has held on the state diving championship for the past eight years could continue into the 1990's. Following Saturday's recordbreaking diving performance at the Sycamore Invitational, Moeller senior Matt Borman has surfaced as a legitimate title contender in the state championships to be held March 3 in Canton. Bonjlan, who finished fourth at last year's state meet behind Sycamore's Dean Panaro, broke a 17year Svcamore record by scoring 319.55 poir.ts, eclipsing the 301.70 set b~ Gary Kuhre in 1973. If Borman continues to perform at the present level, he will go into Matt Borman the record books with such past Cincinnati greats as Panaro (1988, 1989), Glen Este's Pat Evans (1983, 1984), Mike Gruber of Indian Hill (1982). Sycamore's Kim Fugett (1982) and Lori Rizzuto of Mount Notre Dame (1986, 1987, 1988).

Bleier at St. X stag Former Notre Dame and Pittsburgh Steeler great Rocky Bleier will be the featured speaker al the sixth annual St. Xavier Sports Stag on Feb. 6. Bleier, a member of the famed Steeler teams that won four Super Bowls, fought a two-year battle to overcome combat wounds suffered in Vietnam before joining Pitts. •· burgh. Former Bomber basketball coach John Dromo (1942-46), Joe Sadelfeld (basketball and baseball), Bill Schulte (swimming) and :Jick Ullrich (football and track) will be inducted into the St. Xavier Hall of Fame during the event. Tom Ballaban will serve as master of ceremonies. Contact Ross

JIM BEVIS, Harrison wrestling: Only a sophomore, the 189-pound Bevis upset the top three seeds in winning tre Madeira Invitational last weekend.

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Several times during the past 13-plus years, Joanne Rook has seriously considered stepping down as coach of the Aiken girls basketball team. Never blessed with outstanding talent, the Falcons have struggled to gain respectability while competing in the tough Metro County Conference with powers such as Oak Hills, Mt. Healthy and Colerain. At the outset of the 1989-90 season, it appeared that the Falcons would again struggle with four sophomores and a junior earning starting positions. But, to Rook's surprise, Aiken has come on strong, winning its last three games while compiling a 6-5 record. "I thought we would be all right but I knew it would take awhile to get it together," Rook said. "We're definitely building for the future and I feel the next couple of years should be our best." Leading the way for the tall and talented Falcons are sophomores Tosha Longmire, Lakuanne Beasley, Tonya Kirk (6-1), Valerie George (5-11) and junior Zebra Grant.

Coaches meet Jan. 27 The Southwestern Ohio Basketball Coaches Association will hold its winter meeting on Jan. 27 at Princeton High School immediately following the sectional tournament draw. Nominations for state all-star

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representatives will be accepted at the meeting.

'Worthington gym favorite The 16th annual Franklin Gymnastics Invitational, a showcase of the state's top boys and girls teams, will be held Friday and Saturday at the high school. Worthington, last year's state girls champions, will be the favorite with strong competition expected from Turpin, Lakota and Sycamore. In the boys division, nine-time state champion Franklin and fivetime champion Miamisburg are expected to duel for top honors with Sycamore and Lakota also entered. The preliminary girls competition gets underway on Friday (7 p.m.) with the boys taking over Saturday (noon). The finals ior both the girls and the boys will be staged at 7 p.m. Saturday

Soccer tryouts scheduled The East-West Soccer Ambassadors. a national youth (12 to 19 years old) soccer program, will conduct tryouts in Cincinnati on Saturday (Jan. 13) at the Soccer '¥orld complex in Forest Park. All players should bring their own ball to the session which begins at 10:30 a.m. There is a $10 registration fee but a T-Shirt will be provided to those participating.

Umpire training offered Training sessions for those :nterested in umpiring high school baseball or softball will begin Feb. 5 at the Hamilton County Board of Education. Anyone interested in signing up for the sessions, which are approved by the Ohio High School Athletic Association, should contact Don Steinke at 742-2200. The Cincinnati Public Schools are looking for qualified umpires to officiate middle school softball and baseball. Contact Joe Bell, associate director of athletics (469-4929) for information.

Wednesday, January 10, 1990 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Basketball, digest/0-3

J4-81 1~0~, who set _a school record by hittmg 13 3-pomt shots. The previous mark of 11 was set Jan. 6. Siena (5-6, 2-1) held a 21-14 le~d ·on Jeff Robinson's 3-pointer With 12:58 left in the first half. SIENA (98) - Huerter 3-7 J.2 9, Matthews 6·7 2-4 14, Downey 2·8 IHI 4, Marc Brown 2·10 o-1 5, Robinson 4-8 4-4 14, Roberts 4·7 3-6 11, Schroeder 2·5 IHI 4 Mike Brown 5-6 IHI13, Ryder' 4·9 1·2 12, Jrazulis 1·31H12' Fosler 1·2 o-1 2 Totals 34·72 11·20 90. ' · LA SALLE (106) - Simmons 11·22 6-6 29, Hurd 2·5 1-3 6, Livers! 3-8 J.2 7, Overton 7·12 4-4 20 Woods 7·12 J.2 20 Johnson 5-13 IHI 13, Holland 2·4 2·2 6, Shelton o-2 IHI o: ~ ~~t~ ~~ 0, Morris 1·2().()3, Bergin 1·11H12. Totals

Half!inne-La Salle 60, Siena 38. 3-poinl goals-Siena 11·24 (M1ke Brown 3·3, Ryder 3·6, Huerter 2·3, Robinson 2·4, Marc Brown 1·5, Downey 0·1, Schroeder G-2), La Salle 13·24 (Woods 5-8, Johnson 3-8, Overton 2·3, Simmons 1-1, Morris 1-1, Hurd 1-3). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Siena 45 (Matthews 9), La Salle 43 (Simmons 11). Assists-Siena 19 (Marc Brown 10), La Sale 28 (Overton 13). Total fouls-Si· ena 16, La Salle 21. Technical-Siena coach Deane. A-4,311.

• Notre Dame 80, Boston College 67 at Newton, Mass.Keith Robinson scored 21 points and teammate Joe Fredrick, the former Greenhills star, added 17 to lead the Irish. Notre Dame, 7-4, wort for the sixth time in the last seven games as the Irish overcame· a two-point halftime deficit and broke open the game with a 17-4 run. Boston College, 6-7, lost for the sixth time in seven games. · • West Virginia 82, St. J oseph's 62 at Morgantown, W.Va. - Charles Becton scored 13 1JOints and West Virginia used a late surge in the to pull away. • pePaul 68, Duquesne 55 at Pittsburgh - David Booth scored 21 points and Stephen Howard had 18 as DePaul extended its winning streak to five games and stretching the Dukes' losing streak to nine games.

tedskins )n tap this week let it be known that the week is for the Redskins, who play Eastern 1t home on Saturday. t half of the top four contenders this , noted. "Bowling Green and Eastern : Green has been invincible at home 1 5-0 record in Anderson Arena so fa; 1. The Falcons are 9-3 overall with victory at the expense of Mi~higan wling Green coach Jim Larranaga: !ight juniors, this will be our most d team yet. We will have more size ,d rebounding ability. We have · potential both offensively and defenur frontcourt and backcourt."

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Pistons tame Bulls, shut down Jordan THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Joe Dumars scored 24 of his 28 points in. the first half and helped hold Michael Jordan to five points in the second half as the Detroit Pistons defeated the Chicago Bulls, lOQ-90, Tuesday night. J_ordan, who scored 40 points agamst Detroit in their previous ~eetin~, which Chicago won, finIshed wtth 16 points. The victory extended Detroit's winning streak, to six games as the Pistons took over frist place in the Central Division. With the victory, Detroit coach ~huck Daly took over sole possesSion of 20th place on the all-time NBA's coaching win list (342-225) ahead of Bill Russell, Hubie Brown and Kevin Loughery. CHICAGO (90) Pippen 8-18 IHI 17, Grant 7·15 1H1 14 Cartwright 1·5 3-7 5, Jordan 6-17 3·4 16, Paxson 3-9 ().() 6; Armstrong 4·9 2·2 10, King 4-6 2-4 10, Hodges 3·3 IHI 8 ~:.~ufo-~·i ~O.(J 4, Davis G-3 G-0 0, Sanders O.fJ ().() 0. Total~ DETROIT (100) Aguirre 8·13 1·2 18, Edwards 3·10 3·4 9 Laimbeer 6·12 3·3 15, Dumars 12·21 4-4 28, Thomas 3·8 3·4 9' Hastings 1·21H12, Salley G-1IHI o, Johnson 3-7 o-1 6, Rodman 3·5.2·2 8, Henderson 2·2 O.fJ 5.Totals 41·8116·20 100. Ch1ca90-·-----------24 21 20 25- 90 DelrOII-...- ..-··-···--..· · · - - - -...... 31 28 23 18-100 3-Point go~ts~Chicago .4-8 (Hodges 2·2, Pippen 1·2, Jordan.1·3, Dav1s 0·1), Delro1t 2·9 (Henderson 1-1, Aguirre 1·3, La1mbeer G-1, Dumars 0·1, Hastings 0·1, Johnson 0·1 Rodman G-1). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Chicago 52 (Grant 10), Detroit 51 (Laimbeer, Rodman 8). Assists-Chi· cage 23 (Armstrong 6), Detroit 23 (Thomas 11). Total fouls-Chicago 17, Detroit 18. Technicals-Detroif coach Daly, Detroit Illegal defense. A-21,454.

• Nets 87, Celtics 78, at East _R~therford, N.J.- New Jersey limited Boston to a franchiselow six points in the second period and won as Sam Bowie had 19 points and 12 rebounds. The Celtics, without top scorer Larry Bird for the second straight game because of a sprained ankle saw a five-game road winning streak snapped. BOSTON (78) Lewis 7·19 8·10 22, Pinckney J.2 1·3 3 Parish 3·6 1·1 7, Johnson 4·9 2-4 10, Paxson 2·8 2-4 6, McHal~ 5-103·413,Gamble5·103·313,Kieine 1·31·13 MSmithG-1 o-o o, C.Smith o-2 1-2 1. Totals 28·70 22·32 78. ' · NEW JERSEY (87) Hinson 4-15 6·7 14, Morris 2-10 5-6 9, Bowie 7·16 5-6 19, Blaylock 4·11 o-o 8, Short 8-15 1·2 17, Conner 1·4 5·9 7, Carroll4·15 1·2 9, Jackson 2·4 O.fJ 4 Haley G-1 O.fJ O.Totals 32·91 23·32 87. ' BostoJn .................................................................... 27 6 16 29-78 New ersey .......................................................... 24 20 16 27-87 3-Point goals-Boston 0·1 (C.Smllh G-1), New Jersey IHI. Fouled out-Parish. Rebounds-Boston 57 (Pinckney 9), New Jersey 63 (Bowie 12). Assists-Boston 15 (Paxson 6), New Jersey 8 !Conner 3). Total fouls-Boston 25 New Jersey 26. Technical-Morris. A-16,039. '

• Suns 121, Lakers 118 (OT), at Phoenix - Kevin Johnson scored 10 of his 34 points in overtime, including four free throws in the final 10 seconds. The Lakers, who got a club-record-tying 24 assist~ from Magic Johnson, lost to Phoemx for only the eighth time in their last 33 meetings. Tom Chambers added 34 points for the Suns, including a basket that tied the game at 102 at the end of regulation play. L.A. LAKERS (118) Green 6·13 6·7 18, Worthy 10.22 5-5 25, Thompson 4·8 IHI8, Ea.Johnson 6-11 9·11 24, Scott 7-14 1·2 18, D1vac 4·7 3·5 11, Woolridge 4·10 o-1 8, Cooper G-4 ().() 0, Drew 3·6 IHI6. Totals 44·95 24·31 118. PHOENIX (121) Chambers 14·29 6-7 34, Rambis 5-9 1·1 11, West 6·10 3-4 15, Hornacek 6·15 3·4 16, K.Johnson 12·17 60;.~~~~· X'.~';~i.j;7 ~-~. 3, Ed. Johnson 3·9 2·3 8, Lang 0·1 0·0

L.A. Lakers ·--·-·-···"'""'""''"""'""" 26 32 23 21 16-118 Phoenox 0 ..- - - - - · · · · - - -..-·-·--·--·26 24 26 26 19-121 3·POint goals-Los Angeles 6·11 (Scott 3·4, Ea.Johnson 3-5, Worthy O·LCooper G-1), Phoenix 1·1 (Hornacek 1-1). Fouled out-:-Maoerle. Rebounds-Los Angeles 48 (Green 15), Phoen1x 69 (West 14). Assists-Los Angeles 37 (Ea.Johnson 24), Phoenix 29 (K.Johnson 15). Total foulsL?S .Angeles 25, Phoenix 24. Technical- Phoenix coach F1tzs1mmons. A-14,487.

• Knicks 131, Bullets 127 OT, at New York- Patrick Ewing scored 35 points, including two

Pro basketball 127, NEW YORK (131) Newman 5·7 2·3 12, Oakley 8·13 5·8 21, Ewing 1~·23 11·14 35, Jackson 8·18 1-2 17, G,Wifklns 3-7 IHI6, E.WIIkms 3-8 1·3 7, Tucker 5-18 3-4 15, Myers 2·3 3-4 7, ~~\~ckland 2·7 2·2 6, K.Walker 2-4 1·2 s.Tolals SG-UJ8 29·42 Washington 26 'U 21 10-121 New York 24 21 21 37 14-131 3-Poinl goals-Washington G-2 (Eackles o-1, Malone G-1), New York 2-6 (Tucker 2-6). Fouled out-Roth, Jones Rebounds- Washington 55 (D. Walker 13), New York 6 i (Oakley 15). Assists-Washington 42 (D.Walker 9), New York 29 (Jackson 6). Total fouls-Washington 34 New Yo~k 12. Technicals-New '(ork toach Jackson 2 (ejicfed>. Ew1ng. A-18,212. ·

• Clippers 108, Hornets 98, at Charlotte, N.C. - Ron Harper scored 19 of his 25 points in the second half as Los Angeles won for the third time on the road this season. . Harper, who hit only two of nine frrst-half shots, came alive in the· second half to hit nine of 14 shots as the Clippers erased a 64-58 Charlotte lead. L.A. CLIPPERS (108) Manning 9·14 4-4 22 Smith 10.19 3·3 23, Benjamin 7·14 4·4 18, Harper 11-25 3·7 25 Grant 7·8 2·3 16, Wolf o-1 IHI 0, Martin 2-4 IHI 4, Garrick o-1 ().() o ::~2f ~~·Bannister o-1 IHI 0, Young G-1 IHI 0. Total~

CHARLOTTE (98) Curry 11-24 1-1 23, Gillam 8·20 6-6 22, J.R.Reid 3-10 3-4 9, Chapman 5-17 4-4 14, R.Reld 1·5IHI2, Bogues 6-8 1-2 13, Tripucka 3-10 2·2 8, Gatllson 1-3 IHI 2 Rowsom 1-4 3-4 5.Totals 39·101 2o-23 98 ' L,A,Ciippers ...---··--·····--·-3117 34 26-108 Charlotte---·--------21 24 20 26- 98 3·Point goals-Los Angeles o-1 (Manning G-1), Char· lotte G-3 (Curry G-1, Chapman G-1, Tripucka G-1). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Los Angeles 61 (Smith 15) Char· lotte 51 (J.R.Reid 10). Assists-Los Angeles 18 (H.,:per 6) Charlotte 21 (Bogues 9). Total fouls-Los Angeles 19' Charlotte 18. Technical-Gilliam. A- 23,901. '

• Spurs 107, Heat 102, at Miami - Willie AndersOn scored 26 points and sparked a fourthquarter run that propelled San Antonio. The win was the lOth in the last 12 outings for the Spurs, who now have one more win than all last season. SAN ANTONIO (107) Eliott 3·9 2·2 8 Cummings 13-22 5·7 31, Robinson 8·15 4-8 20, Cheeks 6-11 '2·2 14, Anderson 13·24 o-o 26, Maxwell 3-7 o-2 6, Moore G-3 IHI O, Brlckowskl ~if .o-o 2, Jones IHIIHI 0, Paspalj G-2IHI o. Totals 47-98 13·21

MIAMI (102) Rice 10-19 IHI 20, Thompson 9-20 ().() 18 Seikaly 9·17 3-3 21, Haffner 3-9 ().() 6 Douglas 5-7 ().() 10' Edwards 7·17 1·2 15, Sparrow 1·5 ~ 2, Long 2·9 6-6 10: Frank o-1 IHI O.Totals 46-104 10.11 102 Sa!' Antonio · 30 29 19 29-107 Moami .•--34 3116 21-102 3-Point goals-San Antonio o-5 (EHiott 0·1, Anderson 0·1, Moore G-1, Cummings G-2), Miami G-3 (Haffner o-1 Sparrow G-2). Fouled out..-None. Rebounds-San Antonio 62 (Robinson 12), Miami 56 (Seikaly 18). Assists-san Antorio 17 (C~eks 10), Miami 29 (Douglas 9). Total fouls-San AntoniO 14, Miami 20. A-15,00S.

• Rockets 97, SuperSonics 90, at Houston - Akeem Olaju":on ~ored _38 ~~oints, including eight m the fmal five minutes, and got 15 rebounds to lead Houston. Dale Ellis led Seattle with 22 points before he was ejected from the game with 14 seconds remaining. Ellis also was ejected early in Monday night's game against Dallas, settling for just six points to break a 256~game streak of scoring in double figures,. ·SEATTLE (90) McDaniel5-11 2·212, McKey 4·8 5-613, Cage 1-8 IHI 2, Els 10.22 2·2 22, A.Johnson 4·11 1·2 9 Polynice 1-4 1·2 3, McMilan 5-8 IHI 12, Kemp 1-3 2·2 4; Threatt 2-6 2·2 6, Barros 3-41H17. Totals 36-85 15-18 90. HOUSTON (97) B.Johnson 7·13 1-4 15, Thorpe 4-10 8·12 16, Olajuwon 14·25 10.11 38, Floyd 3·9 5-8 12, Woodson 5·12 1-2 12, Smith 0-1 IHI 0, Dinkins IHIIHI 0, Chievous 1-6 o-1 2, Bowie 1·4IHI 2, CaldweK 0·0 IHI 0, Totals 35·80 25-38 97 seattle- - - - - - 2 1 1 9 26 24~98 Houston 25 11 21 33-97 J·Point goals-Seattle 3-7 (McMilan 2·2, Barros 1·2 McKey o-1, Kemp o-1, Ellis G-1), Houston 2·5 (Woodson 1-1' Floyd 1-4). Fouled out-Thorpe. Rebounds-Seattle 53 (Me: MiRan 9), Houston 57 (Oiajuwon 15). Assists-seattle 21 (McMIHan 8), Houston 25 !Floyd 14). Total fouls-Seattle ~!ie~~~l~A~· J.i~r.nicals-Seatfle illegal defense 2, Ells 2

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ALEX KING, Lakota wrestling: A two-time state qualifier, the 160-. pound King won the St. Xavier Invitational and beat Xenia's two-time state qualifier in the finals.

CALVIN UPSHAW, Western Hills basketball: In two games last week, Upshaw, a 6-1 guard, scored 49 points (19 for 26 from field) and came up with 14 steals.

LOYRE HARPER, Woodward basketball: A 5-10 senior forward, Harper pulled down 40 rebounds and scored 58 points in two Bulldog victories last week.

No. 4 Oklahoma rolls, ASSOCIATED PRESS

NORMAN, Okla. ~ Skeeter Henry scored 35 points and William Davis had 25 Tuesday night to lead fourth-ranked Oklahoma to a 134-81 victory over Arkansas-Little Rock. The 53-point defeat was the worst in Trojan history, surpassing a 49-point loss to Missouri-St. Louis in 1969. The 134 points were the most ever scored against the Trojans (7-4), who began playing basketball in 1962. The previous high was 124 by Southwestern Louisiana in 1978. Henry scored 22 of his points in a first half that saw the Sooners (11-0) open as much as a 24-point lead. The teams were whistled for 31 personals in the hour-long half and Oklahoma's bench was also hit with two technicals. l..J ...... - - Âˇ Âˇ

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Has met the requireme·nts and standards estabUshed by the Ohio High School Swimming Coaches Association to be recognized as a member a,f the All-Ohio High School Academic Swimming Team .

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0 .H.S.S. C.A. All-Ohio Academic Swimming Team Mike lKiug 1990 Has met the requireme,nts and standards established by 'the Ohio High School Swimming Coaches Association to be recognized as a member of the AU-Ohio High S.chool Academic Swimming Team .

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Has met theÂˇ requirements and standards established by the Ohio High School Swimming Coaches Association to be recognized as a member of the All--Ohio High Schoo-l Academic Swimming Team .

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Has met the requirements and standards estabUshed by the Ohio High School Swimming Coaches Association to be recognized as a member of the All-Ohio High School Academic Swimming Team . ~

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Has been selected by the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association of America as a member of the All America Interscholastic Swimming !Team

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This certificate is presented by the National Spa and Pool Institute on behalf of the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches of America, co-sponsors of the All America Team Awards. ALL AMERICA SFJ.ECI'ION COMMITIEE

C. William Brandell Chairman-All American Awards

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