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E-8 SPORTS THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Wednesday, October 9, 1985 I r-i m' i 1 V'A i i.A A A Football Statistics Prep Scene Soccer Statistics Football Standings Scoring Opp. Pts. Pts. 154 58 Boys COACHES POLL 1. Anderson (20), 200 2.

St. Xavier, 8-1-4 163 3. Sycamore, 11-1-2 152 4. Flnneytown, 8-3-1 141 5. Elder, 8-1-3 95 6.

Walnut Hills, 10-3-2 75 7. Turpin, 9-4-2 54 8. Forest Park, 10-4-0 56 9. Turpin, 9-4-2 54 10. Colerain, 7-3-2 35 The Others: Wyoming 24, Indian HIH 11, McNIcholas 1, Mount Healthy 1.

Northern Kentucky Overall Team Covington CathoHc 7 0 Boone 6 1 Newport 6 1 Beechwood 5 1 Newport C. 4 2 Conner 3 Highlands 4 3 Lloyd 4 3 Dayton 3 3 Scott 3 4 Simon Kenton 3 4 BeHevue 2 4 Dixie Heights. 2 4 Ludlow 2 5 Holmes 1 6 Campbel County 0 4 154 190 185 111 114 90 131 90 64 122 69 82 80 41 40 52 48 78 94 134 157 140 113 112 Non-Residents Still Fighting OHSAA Ruling The ruling Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court upholding the Ohio High School Athletic Association's ban on non-residents playing high school sports in Ohio does not end the six-year fight of some Northern Kentucky residents against the ban. But the lawyer for one of them said Tuesday it doesn't help their cause.

The high court Monday upheld the ruling by the association in a case involving families of Michigan students who attend a parochial school in Toledo. Locally, a suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati two years ago by Dennis Alerding, father of Dennis a senior at St. Xavier, and Roger H. Moellering, father of David Douglas R.

and Gregory R. Both families live in Kentucky. The suit was filed against the OHSAA, its commissioner, Richard L. Armstrong, and St. Xavier High School.

57 128 82 187 35 112 TOP SCORERS 25 Tom CarroH (St. Bernard); 21-Yatz Schmidt (NCH); 19-Jon Hawgood (Seven Hills), Shawn Wright (Ross); 18-Brlan Johnson (StB); Steve Womack (Indian HIH); 14-Steve Meiser (Reading); 15-Brad Myers (HamHton), Tom Betke (Sycamore), Mark Spelder (Sycamore), Alex Kratz (Wyoming), Mark Hambridge (Madeira); 14-Rob CoHlns (Summit); 13-Oan Jef-fers (Mason), Jim Deanna (Anderson); 12 John Fisher (Colerain); Kevin Barnett (St.B), Bob Cramer (Turpin), Gary Boeres (Mllford), David Anderson (GreenhiHs); 11 Tony Muir (Mt.H), Gary Webb (Cln-tl. Christian), Rob Adams (Walnuts HiHs), Klko McHaro (CAPE). Cincinnati Hills League League Overall Opp. Team Pts.

Pts. CAPE 5 0 4 0 254 46 Wyoming. 4 1 5 1 242 44 Reading 3 1 4 2 132 92 Deer Park 3 2 3 3 90 122 Marlemont 2 2 4 2 100 82 Loveland 2 2 3 3 98 93 Indian HiM 1 3 2 4 76 131 Madeira 0 4 0 4 48 214 Flnneytown 0 5 0 4 25 204 Girls COACHES POLL l.Seton(23), 10-2-1 337, 2. Flnneytown (7), 11-2 .278 3. Turpin (2), 8-2-1 247; 4.

Anderson, 4-3-5 152- 5. St. Ursula, 11-2-1 10' 4. McNIcholas (1), 12-2-1 137' 7. Forest Park, 9-4-1 115 8.

Greenhllls, 9-5-1 9. Glen Este, 8-3-2 78 10. Oak HIHs, 8-2 73 The Others: Mercy 57, Fairfield. 55, Mount Notre Dame 30, Wyoming; 21, Sycamore 18. TOP SCORERS i 37-Mlndy Duff (Mason); 34 Erin McMahon (NRIch); 33-Jenny! Trowbridge (Madeira); 24 Susan Grace, (Set); Lorl Loew, 23-Chrls Myers (MtNO); Beth, Meeker (Finn), 20 JuHe Toernen, (Mercy) 18-Karen Grim (Harr)j 17-Jody Allen (StU); 14-Marlan Townsend (MtH); Julie Pater (Bad in); 15-Renee Kohlem (GlenE); Sta cey Glick (Greenh); 13-Stephanle Samuel (Madeira), Katie PeteH (7Hills), Terra Hooks (FP), Suzyf Sauers (Turp); Terri Carter (Ne-wRich); 12-Carol Rogers (Mason) Liz Paris (7Hills), Missy Neltner (HamBad); Missy Brooks (Wyom), Julie Foley (Falrfd); 11-Angle Fisher (Ross), Denlse Thorton (LMia-mi), Beth Morgan (Finney), Lisa Gerwe (Mllf), Colleen Curry (Milf)) Cindy Conley (Lak), Denlse Thorn! ton (LitM); W-Wray Jean Connors! (Prln), Kim Betz (Turp), Tricia Conj do (Greenh).

SHUTOUTS 9-Angle Schmidt (HamBad)i 7 Denlse Amarai (McN), Barb Lin (StU); 5-Chrlsty Jones (Mirf), Kris ty Nosker (Fair), Tara Lovetf (Harr); 4-Mlchelle Urk (Finn) Jane Schutte (Mad), Missy Mltsctj (MtND), Kim Bainbridge (Turp), Kathy Brafford (NewRich). I I LEAGUE STANDINGS Cincinnati Hilts League Overall League Flnneytown 1 1-2-0 5-0-q Madeira 10-1-2 4-0-1 Wyoming 5-4-3 3-l- Marlemont 4-60 2-3-Q Indian HIH 4-4-1 1-2-1 Loveland 2-4-1 1-4-0 Reading 1-12-0 1-4-0 Deer Park 1-12-0 0-4-0 Cross County Conference Overall League McNIcholas 12-2-1 7-0-1 Forest Park 9-4-1 5-1-1 Walnut Hills 50 2-5-0 Northwest 5-8-2 1-4-1 Amelia 1-7-1 1-5-1 Player, School Snow, CAPE Adkins, Boone Rosser, Summit CD Sowder, Lockland Williams, Western HIKs. Searcy, Wyoming Brown, Princeton Owens, Hlllcrest Springs, Taft Celesti, Summit CD BoweP, Lewis, Middletown Bleh, Elder Schaad, Little Miami BeHamah, St. Xavier Redrow, Clermont Trotter, Lakota Bohmer, Green, Garrett, Princeton Miller, Marlemont Bates, Aiken Geselbract, Norw Dark, CAPE Cunningham, St. Williams, Lamb, Sprlngboro Layer, Lockland WoH, Napier, Conner Jacobs, Newport Springer, Ludlow Ast, New Watklns, GreenhlNs Hamilton, Wyoming Gooch, Aiken Coombs, Deer Park Calhoun, Middletown Lukey, Covington Bowling, Newport Hllvert, Moeller Tranter, CovCath Smith, Monroe Taylor, New Miles, New Miami Hamilton, Hensler, Northwest Hudson, Conner Winger, GreenhMs Shepherd, GreenhiHs Geverdt, Princeton Woodruff, New Rich Davis, Boone County Ater, Wyoming Luke, Lloyd Brossart, Lakota CadwaHader, G.

Collins, Western Kinnebrew, Withrow Lanthorne, Newport Gregory, Ward, Kennedy, Puree Sears, Reading Seitz, St. Xavier Sandfoss, Newport CC. Smith, Mount Tuggle, Cincinnati Vernon, Forest Park Brossart, Lakota Pisclotta, Moeller Wittmer, Deer Park Phillips, Fairfield Fulton, Wyoming Meece. Mllford McCoy, Withrow Bennett, GPPos. TD PAT 2-c TP 6 TB 17 0 0 102 7 TB 15 8 0 90 6 FB 13 0 2 80 6 TB 11 0 1 68 5 TB 11 0 1 68 6 TB 11 0 0 66 6 RB 11 0 0 66 5 FB 10 0 1 62 5 RB 10 0 0 60 6 HB 4 26 0 59 4 9 0 2 58 6 RB 9 2 0 58 6 QB 9 0 0 54 6 FB 9 0 0 54 6 FB 9 0 0 54 6 RB 8 0 I 50 6 TB 8 0 0 48 6 QB 8 0 0 48 6 HB 8 0 0 48 6 RB 8 0 0 48 6 TB 8 0 0 48 6 TB 7 0 2 46 6 WR 5 8 0 44 6 WB 6 0 3 42 6 WR 6 0 3 42 6 RB 7 0 0 42 6 TB 7 0 0 42 6 WR 2 18 0 39 5 FB 6 0 1 38 5 HB 6 0 1 38 6 TE 6 0 1 38 7 HB 6 0 1 38 6 HB 6 0 1 38 6 WR 6 0 0 36 6 FB 6 0 0 36 6 FB 6 0 0 36 5 FB 6 0 0 36 6 RB 6 0 0 36 2 TB 6 0 0 36 7 WB 5 0 2 36 6 WB 6 0 0 36 7 TB 6 0 0 36 6 TB 6 0 0 36 6 FB 6 0 0 36 4 TB 5 0 3 36 6 FB 6 0 0 36 6 HB 6 0 0 36 5 RB 6 0 0 36 6 TE 2 16 0 34 6 WR 5 4 0 34 6 0 33 0 33 6 WR 3 12 0 33 7 QB 5 0 1 32 6 PK 0 28 0 31 7 HB 5 0 0 30 6 QB 1 12 0 30 4 RB 5 0 0 30 5 FB 5 0 0 30 6 HB 5 0 0 30 7 FB 5 0 0 30 6 HB 5 0 0 30 6 SE 1 24 0 30 3.

TB 5 0 0 30 6 TB 5 0 0 30 6 0 24 0 30 6 HB 5 0 0 30 6 QB 5 0 0 30 6 HB 4 0 3 30 QB 5 0 0 30 6 QB 1 12 0 30 6 PK 0 19 0 28 6 TB 4 0 2 26 6 TE 4 0 0 26 6 HB 4 0 1 26 6 SE 4 2 0 26 6 FB 4 0 1 26 6 HB 4 0 1 26 Clermont County League League Overall Opp. Team Pts. Pts. 3 0 5 1 148 47 New Richmond 2 1 5 I 119 75 Clermont NE 2 1 4 2 129 45 Western Brown. 1 1 2 4 41 75 Bethel-Tate 0 2 2 4 49 118 WIHIamsburg.

0 3 1 5 28 134 SHUTOUTS S-Erlc Seiber (Walnut Hills); Brian Slefert (Turp); 4-Mlke Von-derahe (Elder); 5-lan Meyer (Indian HIH); Dave Behrman (St.X); 4-Gary Kooper (Ross), Matt Blanvelt (HamHton), BIH Taylor (Sycamore), Tom Dabeck (Madeira); Brian Scott (Harrison). Cross County Conference League Overall Opp. Pts. Pts. Team Norwood.

2 84 1 124 70 117 McNIcholas Forest Park Northwest Walnut HiHs AmeHa. 1 1 0 2 0 2 71 139 23 115 Eastern Metro Independent League League Overall Opp. Team Pts. Pts. Withrow 2 0 5 1 114 71 Turpin 1 1 3 3 44 44 Glen Este 1 1 2 4 84 98 Mllford 1 1 2 4 50 49 Sycamore 1 1 2 4 72 125 Anderson 0 2 2 4 47 81 Fort Ancient Valley Conference League overall Opp.

Team Pts. Pts. 129 114 Note: some totals included points for field goals. Little Miami Sprlngboro Blanchester Kings Ross. Rushing 97 124 28 70 21 148 45 182 Art Yards Player, School Phillip, Lima 19 66 432 Helden, New Richmond 19 53 427 Kidd, Tatt 17 37 415 Haucke, Oak HiHs 31 101 412 Ben, Anderson 28 63 412 Brunner, Ludlow 32 91 412 Fltzhugh, CAPE 31 52 410 Bohmer, Beechwood 19 52 394 Schaffner, Moeller 28 47 389 DIGIralamo, Sprlngboro 34 84 387 Brossart, Lakota 25 77 362 Schlager, Wyoming 19 43 358 Urmston, Roger Bacon 38 64 354 Henley, New Miami 19 46 349 Burch, Conner 15 52 325 Murphy, Milan 27 50 323 Bates, Princeton 14 27 315 Niehoff, Roger Bacon 26 70 3H KidweH, North College Hill 20 80 309 Bennett, Middletown 18 36 305 Receiving Player, School No.

Yards Avg. Meece, Madeira 26 650 25.0 Cunningham, St. Rita 24 574 23.9 Koch, Purcell 30 493 16.4 Cameron, St. Xavier 35 465 13.3 Shepherd, Greenhllls 35 404 11.5 Mayne, Little Miami 31 393 12.7 Setters, St. Xavier 22 369 16.8 Jacobs, Newport CC 20 342 18.0 Hildebrand, LaSalle 23 339 14.7 Schneider, Elder 20 336 16.8 Geselbracht, Norwood 14 326 23.2 Ramirez, Anderson 18 320 18.0 Watkins, Greenhllls 12 309 25.8 Yatteau, Lloyd ,26 308 11.9 Young, Anderson 19 285 15.0 Grubb, Norwood 12 280 23.3 Thompson, Lima 11 275 25.0 Dlmlich, Cincinnati CD 19 272 14.3 VonHandorf, Covington Catholic 20 271 13.6 Hllvert, Moeller 17 267 16.7 Woodruff, New Richmond 9 262 29.1 Johnson, Lockland 9 261 29.0 Healey, St.

Xavier 15 261 17.4 Reynolds, Ludlow 19 257 12.5 Lyon, Covington Catholic 17 257 15.1 Wiehoff, Boone County ...11 255 23.2 Fields, Newport 19 249 13.1 Shannon, Clermomt NE 9 245 27.2 Smith, Woodward 16 244 15.2 Porter, Western HiHs 19 240 12.6 Morris, Reading 15 234 16.3 Smith, Aiken 9 221 24.5 Sharrock, St. Xavier 10 221 22 1' Jackson, Lawrenceburg 7 219 31.3 Calhoun, Princeton 10 216 21.6 Townsend, Northwest 19 212 11.2 Hannah, Hamilton 15 211 14.0 Bacigalupo, Beechwood 210 21.0 Thompson, Harrison 18 208 11.6 Anderson, Indian Hlfl 16 207 12.8 Rleselman, Boone County 21 206 8.9 Bellamah, St. Xavier 16 205 12.8 Burnslde, LaSalle 17 200 11.8 Phillips, Fairfield 13 200 15.4 Passing Points Player, School TD PAT Total Frey, St. Xavier 16 0 96 Taylor, Greenhllls 11 2 70 Mount, Cincinnati 8 9 66 McQueen, Reading 10 0 60 Cornett, Franklin 9 3 60 McNeil, Aiken 8 2 52 Woods, Lockland 8 0 48 Curtis, Fairfield 7 1 44 Gabbard, Newport CC 7 1 44 Mershinsky, St. Rita 7 1 44 Shields, LaSalle 7 0 42 Eads, Norwood 7 0 42 Long, Lloyd 7 0 42 Talty, Summit CD 7 0 42 Fitzhugh, Cincinnati CD ...5 3 36 Oaks, McNIcholas 4 5 34 Ater, Wyoming 28 1 31 SchoeHman, Clermont NE 5 0 30 Nicholson, Moeller 5 0 30 Schaffner, Moeller 5 0 30 Layer, Lockland 18 3 27 Lane, Northwest 4 1 26 Kidd, Taft 4 1 26 Heiden, New Richmond 4 1 26 Hentz, Covington Catholic 4 0 24 Koth, Madeira 4 0 24 Watz, Highlands 4 0 24 Bolden, Colerain 4 0 24 Bleh, Elder 4 0 24 Bed, Anderson 4 0 24 Kick Scoring Player, School PAT FG Total Celesti, Summit CD 26 3 35 Geverdt, Princeton 30 1 33 Athon, CAPE 24 2 30 Coldlron, Covington Catholic 15 5 30 Seitz, St.

Xavier 24 2 30 Pisclotta, MoeHer 19 3 28 Layer, Lockland 18 3 27 Beeson, Little Miami 15 4 27 Beuscher, LaSalle 21 2 27 Steinberg, Fairfield 12 4 24 Ward, Beechwood 24 0 24 Steinberg, Fairfield 12 4 24 Brossart, Lakota 12 4 24 Theuerllng, Elder 16 2 22 SchneHe, Newport 17 1 20 Cornele, Middletown 14 2 20 Piatt, Lloyd 12 2 18 Kohl, Mount Healthy 10 2 16 Moore, Franklin 13 1 16 Woodruff, New Richmond 12 1 15 Shedd, Forest Park 6 3 15 Geselbracht, Norwood 8 2 14 Martin, Reading 14 0 14 Kuehn, Western Hills 14 0 14 Smith, Roger Bacon 8 2 14 Nethery, Conner 8 2 14 Punting Player, School No. Yards Avg. Bowell, Lawrenceburg 6 262 43.6 Murphy, Milan 12 497 41.4 Creech, Franklin 18 730 40.5 Vernon, Forest Park 13 525 40.4 Woodruff, New Richmond 19 751 39.5 Coldlron, Covington Catholic 26 1013 39.1 Davis, North College HIM 17 663 39.0 Couzins, Summit CD 19 733 38.6 Geselbracht, Norwood 22 846 38.5 Sutkamp, Highlands 23 880 38.3 Meece, Madeira 21 800 38.1 Searcy, Wyoming 8 285 35.6 Henke, Elder 27 1002 37.1 Hood, Princeton 11 417 37.9 Long, Lloyd 28 1050 37.5 McQueen, Reading IB 674 37.4 PoppleweH, Fairfield 21 777 37.0 Redrow, Clermont NE 9 328 36.4 Berger, Beechwood 13 471 36.2 Johnson, CAPE 14 505 36.1 Barnett, Purcell 9 323 35.8 Art, Boone County 9 321 35.7 Decker, Indian Hid 11 398 35.7 Heblg, Glen Este 15 535 35.5 Lintz, Colerain 28 990 35.4 Edwards, Mount Healthy 17 600 35.3 Cox, Flnneytown 22 774 35.2 Shedd, Forest Park 5 176 35.2 Hatfield, Mllford 21 736 35.1 Brossart, Lakota 26 914 35.1 Interceptions 7 Ramirez, Anderson; 4 Brossart, Lakota; Hodges, Wyoming; Davis, Colerain; Murray, Moeller; Mitchell, Princeton; Woolf, Covington Catholic; Wolfe, Scott; Bennett, Monroe; Cornett, Milan; 4 Arthur, Lloyd; Meece, Madeira; Freese, Sprlngboro; Jones, Williamsburg, Reynolds, Ludlow; Bacigalupo, Beechwood; LeFevers, Summit CD; Geselbracht, Norwood; Prlngle, Monroe; Cooper, North CoHege Hill; Perrln, Middletown; YoweH, Newport; Henrlch, Landmark; Walking, Greenhllls; Clark, Snow, CAPE 99 Adkins, Boone County 188 Greater Cincinnati League League Overall Opp. Pts. Pts.

Team 2 0 5 1 10 3 3 115 1 0 14 2 0 2 2 4 174 90 135 125 173 83 174 129 70 115 LEAGUE STANDINGS Cross County Conference Overall League Forest Park 10-4-0 8-0-0 Walnut HIHs 10-3-2 4-2-0 McNIcholas 4-4-4 3-4-1 Northwest 4-10-1 2-5-1 Amelia 0-11-0 0-8-0 Western Metro Conference Overall League Greenhllls 9-4-0 3-0-0 North College HIH 8-5-1 2-1-0 Harrison 7-4-1 1-2-0 Taylor 2-12-0 0-3-0 Metro County Conference Overall League Colerain 7-3-2 4-0-0 Oak HIHs 4-4-3 3-1-0 Mount Healthy 7-44 1-3-0 Western HIHs 1-100 0-4-0 Greater Cincinnati League Overall League St. Xavier 8-1-4 4-0-3 Elder 8-1-3 7-1-1 Moeller 5-5-2 4-4-1 LaSalle 2-7-4 2-6-2 PurceH Marian 6-4-2 2-4-2 Roger Bacon 4-8-2 2-7-1 Eastern Metre Independent Overall League Anderson 10-1-3 8-0-1 Sycamore 1 1-1-2 8-1-1 Turpin 9-4-2 5-4-1 Glen Este 4-7-0 3-6-1 Mllford 4-9-0 3-4-0 Withrow 0-12-0 0-10-0 Greater Miami Conference Overall League Hamilton 11-1-1 6-1-1 Lakota 5-4-2 3-2-2 Princeton 5-7-2 2-3-2 Fairfield 4-4-6 1-2-4 Middletown 4-7-1 1-5-1 Cincinnati Hills League Overall League Wyoming 9-2-1 6-0-1 Flnneytown 8-3-1 5-1-0 Indian HIH 4-1-1 5-5-2 4-1-0 Madeira 9-4-1 2-3-0 Reading 44-0 2-4-0 Marlemont 2-4-2 1-5-0 CAPE 4-5-1 0-5-0 Deer Park 1-9-1 0-6-0 Fort Ancient Valley Conference Overall League Ross 11-1-0 6-1-0 Sprlngboro 5-7-2 4-2-1 Mason 5-5-1 3-3-1 Little Miami 4-7-2 3-4-0 Kings 3-8-0 0-6-0 Independents Overall St. Bernard 12-4-0 Seven Hills 9-2-0 Clermont NE 6-4-2 Summit CD 5-7-2 Cincinnati CD 4-6-2 New Richmond 4-12-0 Elder LaSalle St. Roger Greater Miami Conference League Overall Opp. Team Pts.

Pts. Fairfield 2 0 4 0 144 32 Princeton 2 0 4 0 225 27 Middletown 1 1 5 1 201 42 Lima Senior 1 1 3 3 99 98 Hamilton. 0 2 4 2 95 47 Lakota 0 2 4 2 94 70 Eastern Metro League Overall League Turpin 8-2-1 5-0-2 Anderson 4-3-5 3-1-3 Glen Este 8-3-2 3-2-2 Sycamore 4-7-2 1-4-1 Milford 7-5-2 1-5-1 Fort Ancient Valley Conference Overall League Sprlngboro 11-0-0 5-0-0 Mason 9-2-1 3-2-0 Little Miami 3-7-0 1-3-0 Ross 30 0-5-0 Girls Greater Cincinnati League Overall League St. Ursula 11-2-1 5-1-1 Seton 10-2-1 5-1-1 Mercy 8-4-2 4-2-1 Mount Notre 8-4-3 2-1-3 Roger Bacon 5-7-3 2-3-2 McAuley 4-7-2 2-3-2 Purcell Marian 3-8-2 1-5-1 Ursullne 4-7-3 0-5-1 Greater Miami Conference Overall League Fairfield 10-3-1 4-1-0 Lakota 4-7-0 5-2-0 Princeton 6-10-0 5-2-0 Hamilton 3-10-2 1-4-1 Middletown 2-8-1 0-4-1 Metro County Conference Overall League Oak HiHs 8-2-0 40 Colerain. 41 3-1-0 Mount Healthy 7-4-0 1-3-0 Western HIHs 2-7-1 0-4-0 Western Metro Conference Overall League GreenhiHs 9-5-1 30 Taylor 80 2-1-0 Harrison 42 1-2-0 North CoHege Hill 2-11-1 0-34 Independents Overall Hamilton Badln 10-3-0 Seven Hills 7-5-1 New Richmond 7-5-2 Cincinnati CD 40 Summit CD 2-50 Last month the Alerdings took their case to the U.S.

Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit before a three-judge panel. They were told the matter was under advisement and a decision could be expected in 60 days. Jay Long, attorney for the Alderings, said they would consider going to the Supreme Court if they lost in the 6th Circuit. He said the local case was based on "rights of citizens of one state to be treated equal," while the Toledo suit was based on the violation of the equal protection clause in the 14th Amendment, which outlines a citizens protected rights. Long acknowledged, however, that "this doesn't help our case." Parents of the St.

Xavier students said they still hoped for a favorable decision somewhere along the line that would let their children play interscholastic sports. "It's a total part of their education," said Dennis' mother, Mrs. Linda Alerding. "Dennis is a National Merit semifinalist, so he Just didn't go there for sports, although he would have liked to play tennis and wrestle." Talk of stopping Northern Kentucky athletes from playing sports at St. Xavier first surfaced around 1965, when the Bombers finished second in the state in basketball behind the play of Fort Thomas resident Bob Arnzen.

"There was some talk going way back (1965) that people didn't feel out-of-state students shouldn't participate in sports," said long-time St. Xavier basketball coach Dick Berning. "But it never got past the talking stage. "But it was the use of out-of-state players that got abused by some schools that started other schools to start a move to stop it," he continued. "St.

coming in second in the state didn't cause the problem. We have a lot of Kentucky students who come to school that don't play sports." Lonneman Leads Oak Hills Whether he's on or off the soccer field, Oak Hills' Andy Lonneman is handy. As a woodworker, handy Andy just finished remodeling his parents' basement on Hickory-knolls Drive in Delhi Township. And, as a goalkeeper, the 6-foot-2 senior led his Highlanders Tuesday night to their first victory ever over Cole-rain, 3-1, at Oak Hills. "It's great," Oak Hills boys' soccer coach Chuck Ausman said afterward.

"We have never beaten Colerain before, so this win is extra special to us." The unheralded Highlanders and the city's lOth-ranked Cardinals are tied for the lead in the Metro County Conference with 4-1-0 records. Each team has one MCC contest remaining. The league title will be decided next Tuesday, when Colerain takes on Western Hills and Oak Hills faces Mount Healthy. Last year, Lonneman was voted to the all-state second-team by the Ohio Soccer Coaches' Association. This year, he has been contacted by several colleges.

"I will play college soccer," Lonneman said. "It's Just a question of where. I have always enjoyed working with my hands, so I want to go somewhere where I can study woodworking." It took Lonneman three years to fulfill a promise to his parents, Bob and Sylvia. "I told them I was going to fix up the basement," Andy said. "And I tend to be a perfectionist, so it took longer than I thought." Tuesday night against Colerain, Lonneman patrolled the net, while always shouting encouraging words to his teammates.

"That's my style," (Lonneman said. "It keeps me in the game by 1 talking to the players. If I don't, I lose my concentration." Oak Hills scored first with 12:04 remaining in the first half, when junior Mike Wise took a slick 15-yard pass from Todd Logan and scored from 12 yards. Early in the second half, Bryan Kelley scored from 10 yards to put Oak Hills on top, 2-0, but Colerain's Mark Willey countered quickly with his second score of the season to narrow the margin to 2-1. Goals: OH-MIke Wise, Bryan Kelley and Mark Berding.

C-Wark Willey. Records: OH 53 (4-1-0); 7-4-2 (4-1-0). TOM USHER and J.P. LYONS Avg. 11.

63 7.0 U4 104 30 Metro County Conference 1098 1180 889 888 840 782 743 724 712 705 689 667 667 621 618 609 578 577 574 557 530 534 523 516 509 505 496 495 481 481 476 467 465 455 446 434 432 428 414 412 406 400 399 395 393 393 388 387 382 382 381 377 375 375 368 Springs, Taft 127 Brown, Princeton 92 BoweH, Lawrenceburg 108 Sowder, Lockland 104 Owens, Hlllcrest 85 Miller, Marlemont 111 Vernon, Forest Park 73 Trotter, Lakota 139 Green, Lawrenceburg 64 Bates, Aiken 79 Redrow, Clermont NE 126 Lamb, Sprlngboro 132 Williams, Western Hills 78 Miles, New Miami 92 Kinnebrew, Withrow 81 Schaad, Little Miami 110 McCoy, Withrow 92 Calhoun, Middletown 62 Rosser, Summit CD 66 Williams, Beechwood 68 Smith, Monroe 94 Springer, Ludlow .....92 McCuIn, Landmark 61 Garrett, Princeton 63 Lewis, Middletown ...70 Montelisdani, McNIcholas 114 Hudson, Conner 55 Luke, Lloyd 117 Gooch, Aiken 69 Coombs, Deer Park 93 Hamilton, LaSaHe 68 Detraz, Milan 97 Freudenberg, Indian HID 87 Wittmer, Deer Park 88 WoH, Landmark 66 Kilmer, Lockland 58 Sumlda, Highlands 1 10 Hensler, Northwest 82 Celesti, Summit CD 88 Cooley, Hamilton 86 Johnson, Landmark 70 Mitchell, Fairfield 77 Owens, Glen Este 84 Winters, Forest Park 53 Bellamah, St. Xavier 88 Walden, Norwood 89 Allen, Newport CC 83 87 Napier, Conner 83 Lanthorne, Newport 72 Burnslde, LaSalle 53 HID, Withrow 60 McLean, Elder 122 League Overall Opp. Team Pts. Pts. Western HiHs 2 0 4 1 134 42 Colerain.

2 0 3 3 85 120 Aiken 1 1 4 2 170 "131 Oak 1 1 2 4 42 102 Mount Healthy 0 2 2 4 94 108 Woodward 0 2 0 4 39 191 Miami Valley Conference League Overall Opp. Team Pts. Pts. Summit CD 1 0 4 0 211 24 Lockland 2 1 5 1 141 42 New Miami 2 1 3 3 104 144 Cincinnati CD 1 2 4 2 172 72 Landmark 0 2 2 4 122 148 Mld-Mlaml League League Overall Opp. Pts.

Pts. Team 3 0 4 0 175 35 117 134 Passing Polls West Mldd. Fenwlck Lebanon 92 135 122 74 43 54 84 94 Art. Yards 200 1644 158 1032 122 990 Volleyball 38 148 58 212 886 1. Seton (10) Talawanda.

2. Oak .100 ...90 ...79 3. Mercy. 4. .55 5.

..49 ...38 4. Flnneytown. 7. Western Metro Conference League Overall Opp. Team Pts.

Pts. Taylor 2 0 6 0 151 59 GreenhiHs 2 0 5 1 171 47 Taft 2 1 5 1 147 43 Player, School Comp Frey, St. Xavier ,105 Henti, Covington Catholic 77 McQueen, Reading 60 Taylor, Greenhllls 63 Cornett, Franklin 52 Bleh, Elder 65 Mount Cincinnati CD 56 Davis, Boone County 64 Mershinsky, St. Rita 38 Koth, Madeira 30 Eads, Norwood 36 Woods, Lockland 36 SchoeUman, Clermont NE 38 Case, Puree 41 Watklns, Woodward 47 Urz, Newport 44 McMahon, LaSalle 38 Bolden, Colerain 34 Long, Lloyd 34 Barnett, Hamilton 34 Oaks, McNIcholas 38 Talty, Summit CD 31 Reeve, Glen Este 38 Curtis, Fairfield 38 Shields, LaSalle 23 Russell, Little mlaml 36 Gabbard, Newport CC 31 Hockman, Harrison 47 1 2 3 3 90 140 North College HID 8. Roger Bacon 29 9.

St. Bernard 15 10. St. Ursula 12 The others: Purcel Marian 7, Mllford 4, Mount Notre Dame and Mount Healthy 3, Lakota 2. Boys Golf i 2 1 5 39 103 2 0 4 32 184 Harrison 0 Hughes 0 Boys Cross Country 1.

Anderson (10) 100 2. Elder 3. Roger Bacon 72 4. St. Xavier 48 4.

Glen Este 48 4. LaSalle 48 7. Milford 40 8. Princeton. 31 9.

Lakota. 25 10. Western HiHs 23 The others: New Richmond 9, Northwest 5, Reading 2 Girls Cross Country 1. Lakota (4) 74 1. Oak Hills (4) 74 3.

McAuley 70 4. Mount Notre Dame 42 5. Reading 33 4. Anderson. 29 7.

Harrison 18 8. Seton 12 9. Mt. Healthy 8 (he) Princeton 8 (Tie) Sycamore 8 The others: Mercy 4, Roger Bacon 3, Northwest 2, Madeira 1. 134 95 123 92 118 109 79 72 80 84 74 141 75 68 80 74 86 81 72 78 75 62 81 75 108 60 83 77 74 79 870 863 795 758 712 706 698 692 664 633 610 586 541 540 535 504 494 491 491 481 471 468 459 454 452 449 437 437 435 Others, Independents Opp.

1. Mllford 2. Oak 40 53 42 32 3. St. Xavier 4.

Lakota 5. Fairfield 4. Indian HIH 7. 8. Anderson 9.

Elder Pts. Pts. 158 42 103 42 105 47 78 131 33 212 37 115 21 123 80 215 Team Middletown PurceH Marian East CUnton. Hlllcrest ainton-Massie Hamilton Badla Batavla. St.

Rita. 'Also tied one game Nicholson, Moeller 36 Berllng, Indian HIM 30 Lane, Northwest 34 McNeil, Aiken ..24 .14 -14 10. The ethers: Turpin 5, Roger Ba 28 Vernon, Forest Park con 3, Batavla 2, Sycamore 1. AchieversThis Week's Outstanding Performers saw5 vv 'It 4 f' I 1 li 'I i if c. i it 7 3 BARB MANNIX, Seton, EDDIE JOHNSON, Landmark Christian, football: The halfbacklinebacker rushed for 1 18 yards on only seven carries.

He also had nine solo tackles, 1 1 assists and an interception. TONY BATES, Aiken, football: He ran for 201 yards on 25 carries and scored three touchdowns and a two-point conversion for 20 of the Falcons' points in a 28-21 victory over Oak Hills. BARB LINZ, St. Ursula, soccer: The iunior goalie had three shutouts this week. She had seven saves versus Mount Notre Dame, 13 against Roger Bacon and four against Mariemont.

ERIC GEARDING, Newport Catholic, football: The halfbacksafety had 11 tackles, completed one pass for 45 yards and a touchdown and ran seven times for 35 yards. TONY MERCHINSKY, St. Rita, football: The 5-8, 155-pound junior hit 12 of 41 passes for 227 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for 102 yards and two TDs in a 50-42 loss to Kentucky Deaf. h- volleyball: The 6-foot senior hitter led the Saints, the city's top-ranked team, to five victories last week.

She had a 100 serving and a 82 hitting percentage. 1 i J..