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MO Sunday, September 25, 1988 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER SportsB-15 Football Olympian advises budding gymnasts Ouatrty Boou it Discount Pnco bd. Jjoot JLounttu American Express-Master Card-Visa-Discover gigmmmm Full Grain Cowhide Leather Rugged triple-row stitched seams Full cushion heel-to-toe Insole. Durable molded sole with Anti-Hydro planing tread "ilk- Pat Mclnally Pat answers for kids "7b mow 4 21 ft" 5Q QQ 1 "tl''u V.U- WOLVERIHEP Tri-County Florence I ICTT rk.4.r Bit 74C Mill BnA 1988 BOOT COUNTRY SALE ENDS OCT. 3 772-2238 37 1 -27 1 3 hbb HOURS: 10-9, SUN. 1-5 hhmmbmim wmm.

ill urn mm mi Fairfield falls to Massillon Massillon scored twice in the first quarter and used a storng defense to beat Fairfield, 14-6, Saturday night before a crowd of 12,869 at Paul Brown Memorial Stadium. In the Class AAA Associated Press poll, Massillon was ranked No. 5 and Fairfield No. 7. Fairfield was second-ranked in The Enquirer's coaches poll.

Massillon Washington is 4-0 and Fairfield is 3-1. On Massillon's first possession, Lamont Dixon ended an 11-play drive with a 1-yard TD blast. After Fairfield fumbled, Lee Hurst scored on a 1-yard plunge, finishing a 12-play drive. Fairfield's lone score came on the last play of the game when Brandon Noster pitched a 34-yard TD pass to Joe Bair. Fairfield had 215 total yards to Massillon Washington's 175.

personal and financial. Q. Is there too much discipline, too much sacrifice, socially and athletically? Vidmar: Things are more balanced than they may appear to a casual observer. First, there isn't great isolation. Gymnasts cultivate a great closeness, a peer association which I feel is healthy.

Many of the problems facing our youth alcohol and drugs, for instance are most often avoided because these athletes are so dedicated and they understand the negative impact these substances will have on their performance. Q. What about when the competitive years pass? Champion or not, is all the dedication worth all the sacrifice? Vidmar: I definitely believe so. Again, the discipline, perseverance in reaching for a goal, the acceptance of trying, working hard, and seeking ways to improve all of these are the natural steps to succeeding in anything. Pat Mclnally, retired Bengals punter, writes each Sunday about youth in sports.

Send your questions to "Pat Answers," P.O. Box 15307, Newport Beach, Calif. 92659. I recently spent several hours talking with retired U.S. gymnast Peter Vidmar, who won a gold and a silver medal in the 1984 Olympics.

Over the next few months, there will be a tremendous surge of interest in gymnastics after the excitement, glamour and drama of Olympic competition. There will be thousands of young boys and girls who will want to try the sport. For parents who might be caught by surprise, unprepared to answer their children's questions about gymnastics, I asked Peter to give us some guidelines. Question: What are the benefits of gymnastics for kids? Vidmar: Children learn so much about life-long patterns of fitness. They learn to stretch, to warm up properly, and the discipline it takes to remain in condition.

Also, they learn about teamwork, helping others, competing and pushing themselves toward their own personal goals. Q. Yes, but so few really succeed or reach the Olympics, right? Vidmar: This is one of the great misconceptions of the sport. Success is not determined by gold medals. Yeah, it's great to be a champion, but there's so much more to gymnastics than the Olym- $399 Installation extra.

Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply. pics. First, it's a tremendous training ground for failure. It's good to learn to fail and, believe me, poor landings, falling and making thousands of mistakes are part of gymnastic training.

Youngsters learn there's nothing wrong with trying, that you only improve by making errors. Their fear of failure, so inbred in today's society, actually starts to fade away and is replaced by confidence and determination. Q. Is there too much pressure in the competitions and too many pushy parents? Vidmar: There are overin-volved parents, but believe me, these kids are out there sweating and practicing because they love it. No parent can make them give the effort it takes to improve.

The athlete has to love the sport. Really, I worry about those athletes with drive and promise who don't receive their parents' support NOKIA-MOBIRA CELLULAR TECHNOLOGY EUROPEAN BY DESIGN Affordability Last call timer Proven technology Easy transfer from car Built-in hands tree to car Full 3 watts power 832 channel capacity Accumulated call timer FAIRFIELD 0 0 0 6-4 MOO 0-W MASSILLON WASHINGTON- M-Dixon 1 run (Hurst kick) ju- 0 M-Hurst 1 run (Hurst Kick) 1 Bair 34 pass from Noster (no time left lor conver-J sion) AtfMBf J33-200D 9403 Kenwood Road Purcell Marian 15, Hamilton Badin 7 at Hamilton Senior wide receiver Fred Moore caught a 60-yard pass for a touchdown and kicked a 26-yard field goal to lead Purcell. Brian O'Neal rushed for 130 yards, which equaled Badin's total yardage, and scored on a 1-yard run. Both teams are 2-2. Ohio football scores An Authorized Dealer Of It goes with the territory.

3 7 0 6-15 PURCELL MARIAN. 0 0 0 7-7 HAMILTON BADIN. P-Moore 26 FG P-CNeal 1 run (Moore kick) Lauer fumble recovery In endzone (Richter kick) Moore 60 pass from Lewis (kick failed) WALT BONNER (Hamilton Badin) WARMER'S NEW 3 3 Volleyball FRIDAY'S GAMES GREATER CINCINNATI Cincinnati Hills League Reading 24, Finney town 7 Deer Park 21, Indian Hill 16 Wyoming 33. Madeira 21 Cross County Conference Amelia 9. Northwest 2 Norwood 28.

Forest Park 27 Eastern Metro League Millord 44. Glen Este 12 Sycamore 34. Turpin 0 Withrow 14. Anderson 7 Fort Ancient Valley Conference Mason 35, Blanchester 7 Little Miami 34. Kings 6 Greater Cincinnati League St.

Xavier 30, LaSalle 17 Moelier 36, Roger Bacon 27 Metro County Conference Aiken 20 Oak Hills 17 Colerain 22, Woodward 6 Mount Healthy 42, Western Hills 14 Miami Valley Conference Cincinnati CD 41, Lockland 6 New Miami 51. Summit CD 0 Mid-Miami League Franklin 42, Dayton Carroll 14 Lebanon 21, Miamlsburg 14, OT Talawanda 20, Midd. Fenwick 2 Southern Buckeye Conference West. Brown 35, New Richmond 14 Williamsburg 14. N.

College Hill 6 Western Metro Conference Hughes 17. Harrison 14 Taft 22, Taylor 8 lliP 'XINE-UP Richwood N. Union 22, Delaware Buckeye Vail. 0 S. Charleston SE 27, Jamestown Gree-neview 0 Salem 14.

Struthers 9 Salineville Southern 16. Scoring McKinley 6 Sandusky 51, Lorain Sr. 0 Sandusky Perkins 13. Margaretta 10 Sandusky St. Marys 12, Oak Harbor 7 Seneca E.

10, Danbury Lakeside 0 Shaker Hts. 12. Parma 0 Sherwood Fairview 27, Ottawa Hills 12 Sidney 31, Greenville 7 Sidney Lehman 14, Tlpp City 13 Smithville 41, Rittman 0 Spencerville 14. Uppr Scioto Vail 8 Spring. North 29, Day.

Fairborn 13 Spring. Northeastern 7, Spring. Northwestern 0 Spring. Shawnee 19. Bellefontaine 0 Spring, South 12.

Xenia 8 St. Clairsvllle 13. Wintersvilie 7 St. Marys 28, Wapakoneta 15 St. Paris Graham 28, Spring.

Kenton Ridge 0 Steubenville 24, Warren Harding 0 Stow 55, Tallmadge 0 Stow Walsh Jesuit 28, Elyria Cath. 9 Strasburg Franklin 15, Jewett Sclo 13 Strongsville 21, Lodl Cloverleaf 0 Sugar Grove Berne Union 27, Millersport 26, 20T Sugarcreek Garaway 14, Indian Vail. 0 Swanton 45, Montpelier 7 Symmes Vail. 30, Vinton N. Gallia 20 The Plains Athens 22.

Vinton Co. 0 Thornville Sheridan 7. New Lexington 0 Tiffin Columbian 46. Norwalk 6 Tiltonsville Buckeye SW 47, Wellsville 0 Tol. Bowsher 37, Tol.

Rogers 6 Tol. Macomber 14, Tol. Central Cath. 8 Tol. St.

Francis DeSales 24, Tol. Waite 0 Tol. Whitmer 41. Middletown 14 Tol. Woodward 34, Tol.

Start 25 Toronto 16, Edison S. 14 Tri-County N. 33, Arcanum 8 Trot wood Madison 34, Piqua 15 Troy 51, Day. Northmont 0 Tuscarawas Central Cath. 12, Newcomer stown 7 Union town Lake 17.

Day, Jeff 8 United Local 4B. Buckeye Trail 7 Upper Sandusky 7, Beilevue 6 Urbana 2B. Enon Grenoon 8 Van Buren 22, Leipsic 6 Van Wert 13, Defiance 6 Vandallia Butler 49. New Carlisle Tecum-seh 8 Vanlue 13. Liberty Benton 0 Vermilion 23, N.

Ridgeville 13 Versailles 31. Miami E. 7 Vienna Mathews 21, Andover Pymatun-ing Vail. 14 W. Carrollton 6.

Fairmont 0 W. Geauga 34. Twinsburg 14 W. Jefferson 29. Sunbury Big Walnut 6 W.

Muskingum 21, Crooksville 7 Wadsworth 47, Norton 1 4 Warren Western Res. 21, Cle. Marshall 0 Warsaw River Vail. 20, Carey 15 Miami Trace 34, Circlevitle 13 Wauseon 31, Patrick Henry 0 Waverly 27. Wheeler sburg 24 Waynesville 34, Cedarville 7 Waynsfield Goshen 40.

W. Librty Salem 0 Weir (W Va.) 27, E. Liverpool 1 7 Wellington 32. Oberlin 0 Westerville N. 22.

Upper Arlington 17 Westerville S. 15. Grove City 14 Westlake 27, Fairview 7 Wickliffe 20, Chagrin Falls 14 Willard 23, Shelby 0 Williamsports Westfall 21, Richmond Dale SE 3 Wilkxighby S. 14, Maple Hts. 7 Windham 23, Rootstown 19 Wooster Tri-Vall.

25, New Concord John Glenn 6 Wynford 7, Sycamore Mohawk 0 Young. Ursuhne 14, Young. Chaney 8 Zanesville 25, Marietta 0 Bloom Carroll 16, Lancaster Fairfield Union 13 Bowling Grn 21. Holland Spring. 3 Bradford 27.

Twin-Valley S. 7 Brecksville 40, Medina 26 Brookfield 21, Hubbard 6 Brooklyn, 13. Columbia Station Col. 8 Brookville 41, Valley View 0 Bucyrus 13, Galion 9 Byesvilie Meadwbrk 31, Shenandoah 6 CAPE 46, Prestonsburg (Ky.) 0 Cadiz 39, Wheeling Central 0 Campbell-Memorial 34, Girard 13 Canal Fulton NW 29. Tuslaw 8 Canal Winchester 15, Circlevllle Logan Elm 12 Canton McKinely 13, Young.

Boardman 10, OT Cardington 3. Sparta Highland 0 Carlisle 21, Eaton 7 Celina 33, Lima Shawnee 0 Centerville 14, Day, Stebbins 3 Chardon 3, Solon 0 Chiliicothe 21, Mount Vernon 7 Chiliicothe Zane Trace 12, Frankfort Ad-ena 2 Cle. Benedictine 13, Parma Holy Name 9 Cle. Cent. Cath.

34, Garfield Hts, 26 Cle. Colllnwood 12, Mansfield Madison 9 Cle. Heights 19. Cle, South 18, OT Cle, Orange 14, Kenston 12 Clinton Massie 27, Yellow Sprgs 7 Clyde 13. Milan Edison 0 Col.

Beechcroft 28, Col. South 6 Col. Bexley 29, Jonathan Alder 7 Col. Brookhaven 33. Col.

Briggs 7 Col. DeSales 28. Logan 14 Col. East 45. Cle.

K. 16 Col. Franklin Hts. 12. Col.

Whitehall 7 Col. Gahanna Acdy 20. Dublin 10 Cot. Gahanna Lincoln 28, Galloway West-land 14 Col. Hartley 35, Col, Centennial 3 Col.

Independence 40, Col. Linden Mc- Kinley 16 Col. St. Charles 14, Col Ready 7 Col. Walnut Ridge 12.

Col. Mifflin 7 Col. Wehrle 26, Loudonvilie 22 Col. West 14. Col.

Northland 0 Col. Whetstone 20, Col. Marion-Frnkln 0 Colonel Crawford 19. Marion Pleasant 3 Conneaut 31, Ashtabula Harbor 7 Cortland-Lakeview 15. Young.

Liberty 8 Coshocton 8. Cambridge 7 Covington 13. Milton-Union 0 Crown City Hannan Tr 20, Cheshire Ky-ger Cr 0 Dalton 25. Norwayne 19 Danville 22, Lucas 6 Day. Northridge 28, Bellbrook 23 Day.

Wayne 35, Beavercreek 21 Defiance Ayersville 6, Antwerp 0 Delaware Hayes 29. Hilliard 28. OT Doylestown Chippewa 14, Waynedale 10 E. Canton 28. Malvern 6 E.

Clinton 20. London Madison Plains 12 E. Knox 28. Centerburg 7 Palestine 21, Wrrn Champion 6 Eastwood 54. Elmwood 7 Edison N.

19. Leetonia 18 Edon 20. Edgerton 20 Ehda 33, Ottawa Glandorf 6 Elyria W. 26. LaGrng Keystn 13 Euclid 69, Bedford 21 Federal Hocking 31, Hemlock Millr 14 Findlay 29.

Marion Harding 18 Fostona 31, Col. Watterson 7 Franklin 42, Day. Carroll 14 Franklin Furnace Green 13, Ironton St. Joe. 7 Fredericktown 45.

Mt. Gilead 0 Fremont Ross 10. Oregon Clay 7 Galion Nrthmr 40I, Marion Cath. 8 Garrettsville 13, Mantua Crestwood 7, OT Geneva 13. Madison 12 Genoa 35, Woodmore 12 Greensburg Green 28, Copley 3 Groveprt Madison 21, Worthington 20, OT Hardin Northern 20, Arcadia 0 Havlnd Wayne Trace 37, Holgate 8 Heath 24, Utlca 6 Hicksville 16.

Tlnora 13 Hillsboro 19, Wasnngtn CH 14 Hudson 13. Revere 10 Huntington (W.Va.) 33. Galllpolis 6 Huron 36. Port Clinton 6 Independence 31, Bellville Clear Fork 16 Indian Lake 39. Fairbanks 0 Ironton 57, Jackson 14 Jeromesville Hillsdale 20, West Salem NW 10 Kent Roosevelt 22, Ravenna 6 Lakewood 35, Parma Hts, Vail.

Forge 21 Liberty Center 45, Delta 7 Licking Hts. 3, Lancaster Fisher Cath. 0, OT Lima 13, Day. Dunbar 12 Lima Bath 17, Kenton 16 Lisbon 17, Hanoverton United 7 London 42, Delaware Olentangy 8 Lor. Admiral King 7, Grafton Midvlew 0 Lorain Clearvlew 32, Avon 15 Louisville 20, Wooster 13 Louisville Aquinas 30, Cle.

Hay 0 Lucasvllle Vaii. 20. Portsmouth E. 13, OT Lyndhurst Brush 35, Eastlake N. 14 Magnolia Sandy Vail.

20, Dover 18 Manchester 23, Holmes 0 Mansfield Malabar 14, Col. East moor 12 Mansfield Sr. 36, Cle. East Tech 6 Marion Elgin 41, Buckeye Cent. 21 Marlon Local 9, St.

Henry 6 Marysville 13, Col. Grandvlew Hts. 7, OT Masslln Perry 14, Masslln Jackson 7 Maumee 21, Lake 13, McComb 27, Pandora Gilboa 7 McDonald 12, Jackson-Milton 0 Medina Buckeye 42, Cle. Lutheran West 6 Medina Highland 17, Mogadore Field 7 Meigs 29. Wellston 9 Mentor 17, Mayfield 0 Mlddleburg Hts.

Mid park 35, N. Royalton 7 Mil ford 44. Glen Este 12 Mineral Ridge 34, N. Lima South Range 6 Minerva 35, Carrollton 6 Mm lord 13. McDermott NW 0 Mingo Junction 21, W.

Lafayett Ridge-wood 6 Minster 42, Parkway 6 Mogadore 14. Streetsboro 0 Monroeville 12. Tiffin Calvert 6, OT Morgan 12. Maysville 0 Morral Ridgedale 20, Mt. Blanchard Riv- erdale 18 N.

Baltimore 7. Col. Grove 0 N. Cntn GlenOak 14, Cntn Hoover 10 N. Olmsted 30.

Bay 12 Napoleon 36. Bryan 22 Navarre Fairless 27, Akr Coventry 0 New Albany 13, Johnstown Northridge 0 New London 35. Greenwich S. Central 14 New Philadelphia 19. Canton S.

6 Newark Licking Vail. 31, Johnstown-Monroe 0 Newbury 21, Burton Berkshire 13 Newton Falls 19. Leavittsburg LaBrae 7 Niles McKinley 20. Warren Howtand 18 Nordonia 19. Akron Spring, 13 Northmor 40.

Marion Cath. 8 Oak Glen (W Va.) 23. Beioit W. Branch 22 Oak Hill 39, Reodsville Eastern 0 Oberlin Fireands 38. Lorain Brookside 0 Olmsted Falls 14.

Avon Lake 13 Ontario 26, Crestline 12 Orrville 44, Wooster Triway 8 Orwell Grand Vail, 41, Fairport Harding 0 Otsego 35. Gibsonburg 0 Painesville Harvey 15, Ashtabula Edge-wood 3 Pataskala Watkins Mem 26, Hebron Lakewood 9 Patriot Southwestern 14, Racine Southern 7 Perry 21, Middlefield Cardinal 16 Perrysburg 53, Rossford 16 Philo 14, Warsaw Riverview 6 Piketon 14, Chilcthe Huntington 10 Poland Seminary 19, Lisbon Beaver 6 Portsmouth 20. Russell (Ky.) 17 Portsmouth W. 29. Greeup Co (Ky.) 13 Preble Shawnee 24.

Dixie 8 Reynoldsburg 6, Pickerington 3 Non-league Batavia 26. Bethel-Tate 20 CAPE 46. Prestonsburg, Ky 0 Greenhills 27, Covington, Ky, Holmes 12 Ross 10. Oregon Clay 7 Lancaster 24, Hamilton 6 Dayton Meadowdale 18, Lakota 13 Goshen 41, Loveland 12 Mariemont 16, Clermont NE 14 Princeion 28. Elder 27 Seton streak ends after 110 wins The Seton Saints suffered their 1 first regular-season loss in four years at The Rocky River Invita- tional Volleyball Tournament Saturday.

Seton, ranked No. 1 in the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association Class AAA Poll, had its 110-game regular-season winning streak stopped by Fairview Park in the opening round. Class AA Fairview Park, top-! ranked in its class by the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Association poll, edged the Saints, 15-13, 16-14. Fairview Park won the championship to improve their record to 10-0. Seton claimed third place with a victory over Rocky River, 15-12, 15-5.

Coach Mary Ritter's Saints are 9-1. Said Seton Athletic Director Tom Louis, "She (Ritter) tries to play the toughest schedule she can. If you play that kind of schedule, that's the chance you take. In the long run, it may be the best thing that happened to them." During the four-year streak, Seton won the state championship three times. Last year, the Saints lost in the state semifinals.

Only three starters from last year's team returned and the Saints' squad has only two seniors. Pull up your arm chair, crack open a cold one, and join ESPN for NFL Sunday Night Football. Make your NFL season complete wth ESPN's live coverage of 8 great regular season match-ups plus the Pro Bowl. The Redskins and the Oilers start it off October 30 with the pre-game show at 7:00 PM (ET) and kickoff at 8:00 PM (ET). See it on Warner Cable! AROUND THE STATE Akr Buchtel 24.

Akron 6 Akr Eliot 42. Akron East 0 Akr Firestone 1 7, Akron Kenmore 0 Akr Hoban 28. Bedford Chanel 16 Akr Manchester 23, Mittersburg W. Holmes 0 Akr St. Vin -St Mary 9.

Cle. West Tech 8 Albany Alexander 19, Gtouster Trimble 14 Alliance 20. Canton Timken 12 Amanda-Clearcreek 21, Baltimore Lib. Union 14 Ansonla 48. Bethel 18 Arcadia 20.

Hardin Northern 0 Archbold 46. Evergreen 15 Arlington 33, Cory-Rawson 7 Ashland 19, Lexington 15 Ashland Crestview 15, Mapleton 8 Ashtabula 55. Paine. Riverside 38 Ashtabula St. John 36, Jefferson 6 Ashville Teays Vail.

17, Col. Hamilton Twp. 14 Atwater Waterloo 48, Peninsula Wood-ridge 0 Aurora 14, Kirtland 12 Austintwn-Fitch 41, Cle. Glenville 0 Bainbrldge Paint Valley 20, Chiliicothe Unioto 6 Barberton 41, Cuyahoga Falls 7 Bascom Hopewell Loudon 31, Hilltop 12 Bellsville 21, Caldwell 0 Belpre 14. Nelsonville-York 6 Benjamin Logan 34, Ridgeway Rldge-mont 0 Berea, 35, Brunswick 0 Berlin Westrn Rsrv 1 6, Lowellville 6 WWNER CABLE "1 k.

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