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g-4 SPORTS THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Wednesday. October 5. 1983 HUGH OHDOL Individual Scoring Football Standings Prep Scene CLERMONT COUNTY LEAGUE Legu Opp. Pts. 73 63 112 48 101 1S2 208 169 Team Pts.

Goshen 3 0 0 5 0 0 TO New Richmond 3 0 0 4 1 0 1(0 BetnefTate 110 3 2 0' 65 Clermont N6 110 3 2 0 74 Western Brown I 0 2 3 0 91 Amelia 1 2 0 1 4 0 Williamsburg 1 2 0 1 4 0 101 Batavia 0 3 0 0 5 0 35 OHSAA Out-Of-State Rule Tested In Court EASTERN HILLS LEAGUE Overall League Opp. Team Pts. Ptt. Mariemont 3 0 0 4 1 0 88 It Sycamore 3 0 0 4 1 0 in 41 Loveiand 2 10 4 10 101 28 Deer Park 1 2 0 3 2 0 64 Madeira 1 2 0 3 2 0 1 Indian Hi! 1 2 0 1 4 0 46 117 Mittord 1 2 0 1 4 0 )8 88 GlenEste 0 3 0 1 4 0 65 114 FB 5 0 1 32 RB 5 0 1 32 WB 5 0 0 30 OB 5 0 0 30 WR 5 0 0 30 TB 5 0 0 30 5 0 0 30 TB 5 0 0 30 HB 5 0 0 30 06 5 0 0 30 5 0 0 30 HB 5 0 0 30 RB 5 0 0 30 4 0 2 28 RB 4 3 0 27 4 0 1 26 RB 4 0 1 26 1 18 1 26 TB 4 0 1 26 OB 4 0 1 26 TB 4 0 1 26 HB 4 0 0 24 HB 4 0 0 24 06 4 0 0 24 FB 4 0 0 24 FB 4 0 0 24 HB 4 0 0 24 4 0 0 24 WR 4 0 0 24 FB 4 0 0 24 FB 4 0 0 24 OB 2 12 0 24 FB 4 0 0 24 RB 4 0 0 24 QB 4 0 0 24 WR 4 0 0 24 FB 4 0 0 24 4 0 0 24 RB 4 0 0 24 RB 4 0 0 24 Slefert, BatesvUe 7 Terry, Lock land 5 Brady. South Dearborn 7 OaNquist, Turpin 5 Eddings, LaSate Farwick, Roger Bacon 5 Flanigan, McNicholas 5 Mixon.

Northwest 5 Snotwet, Conner 7 Spears, Lockiand 5 Swift. Purcet-Marian 5 Thomas, Princeton 5 Way.Lawrenceburg 7 Huber, East Central 7 gens, Newport CC 3 Boyd, Hughes 5 Fairbanks, Woodward 5 Layer, Lockland 5 Maile, Highlands 6 Pool, CAPE 5 Powel, Holmes 7 Beasley, Aiken 5 Berry, Hughes 5 Bomar, Aiken 5 Brenner, Lakota 5 Clarke. Forest Park 5 Fox, Elder 5 Johnson, Colerain 5 Kremchek, Indian HW 5 Mather, Sycamore 5 McGuffey, Fairfield 5 Murphy, Milan 7 Ritze, Mariemont 5 Smith, Finneytown 5 Stacy, Williamsburg 5 Thompson, Highlands 6 Whaley, Highlands 6 Wilson, Loveiand 5 Cooley, Hamilton 5 Bradbury, Hamilton 5 Includes one field goal Includes two held goals Player, School CP Seaman, BetKiwood 7 Beckett, Boone County 7 Hegwood, Batesviae 7 Miles. Conner 7 Francesco. Mrjwlpr 5 Jirri Calhoun, tai'Vjletown 5 Wilkarris.

iV-eenhiNs 5 Snow, CAPE 5 Bker, Stringhoro 5 Dale, Goiheii 5 W''rrs. 1 4 Carnpei, South Dear-torn 7 TFogarty, St. Xavier 5 Scott, Newport 7 Meyer, Newport CC 7 Reuenhard, aSaHe 5 Mai" tin, Ler-ion-Monroe 5 Bateau, Lockland 5 Cleveland. Lak.ota 5 Half omb, Gosnen 5 Sohot, Last Central 7 Carter, MidrHptown 5 Flminger, ast Centr 7 Smith. Goen 5 Detraz, Milan 7 Smith.

MiddletoWn 5 Roberts, Newport 7 Simpson, Princeton 5 Woolwine. (Jeer Park 5 Frondorf, Fast Central 7 Smith, Madeira 5 Letker. 5 Breerlen, Madena 5 Reynolds Ludlow 7 "Monev, Kings 5 Brown. Princeton 5 Collins, Summit CD 5 Dole. Ha risen 5 tarket, Beechwood 7 Taylor, Prim 5 Kiestling, AAcNicholas 5 Lotton, Ross 5 Pes.

TO Pat 2-c TP RB 18 0 0 108 TB 14 0 0 84 TB 13 0 3 84 HB 13 0 1 80 HB 13 0 0 78 FB 12 0 0 72 WB 12 0 0 72 TB 10 0 0 60 TB 9 0 2 58 HB 9 0 2 58 TB 9 0 1 58 T6 0 1 56 FB 7 12 1 56 TB 9 0 1 56 TB 9 0 0 54 9 0 0 54 HB 8 0 1 50 RB 8 0 0 48 TB 8 0 0 48 OB 8 0 0 48 HB 8 0 0 48 SE 8 0 0 48 8 0 0 48 HB 7 0 3 48 FB 7 0 0 42 TB 7 0 0 42 HB 7 0 0 42 HB 7 0 0 42 HB 6 3 1 41 OB 3 19 0 40 OB 6 4 0 40 HB 6 0 1 38 HB 6 0 1 38 HB 6 0 1 38 HB 5 2 1 37 HB 6 0 0 36 6 0 0 36 HB 6 0 0 36 RB 6 0 0 36 OB 5 0 2 34 4 9 0 33 TB 5 2 0 32 FORT ANCIENT VALLEY CONFERENCE Laagu Team 0 0 Little Miami 2 Springboro 2 Kings 2 Opp. Ptv Ps. 69 47 0 60 76 108 82 6V 44 82 72 91 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 Midd. Madison 1 1 Mason 1 2 Bianchester 1 2 Ross 0 3 GREATER CINCINNATI LEAGUE League 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Overall 5 0 0 4 1 0 3 2 0 4 1 0 1 3 1 Opp. Ptv Ptt.

144 41 17 62 M0 74 103 94 82 67 Taam Moeller Roger Bacon. LaSete Elder St. Xavier GREATER MIAMI CONFERENCE League Individual Leaders Overall Opp. Ptv ptv 206 51 Team Middletown. Lima Senior, Princeton.

Lakota 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 4 151 176 71 113 50 HAMILTON COUNTY AMERICAN LEAGUE Laagu Overall Opp. Taam Pts. Pis. Mount Healthy 3 0 0 4 1 0 80 68 Colerain 2 0 0 4 1 0 137 40 ForestPark 1 1 0 4 1 0 91 43 Oak Hills 1 1 0 3 2 0 95 89 Turpln 1 2 0 3 2 0 63 76 Northwest 1 2 0 2 3 0 57 128 Anderson 0 3 0 1 4 0 23 108 HAMILTON COUNTY NATIONAL LEAGUE Laagu Overall Opp. Taam Ptv pts.

GreenhiHs 3 0 0 5 0 0 160 28 Wyoming 2 0 1 2 2 1 51 78 North College Hill 2 1 0 3 2 0 45 79 Reading 2 1 0 2 3 0 72 81 Hvrlson 1 2 0 1 4 0 73 61 Taylor 1 2 0 1 4 0 22 78 Norwood 0 2 1 1 3 1 48 70 Finneytown 0 3 0 1 4 0 51 87 Nlckulis, Milan 92 425 4.6 Brown, Princeton 60 419 7.0 Fogarty, St. Xavier 51 419 8.2 White, Walnut HWs 75 418 5 5 Tackett, Beectiwood 59 415 7 0 Smith, Middletown 63 408 6 4 Cooley, Hamilton 100 400 4.0 Miles, New Miami 89 395 4.4 Money, Kings 75 395 5.3 Halcomb, Goshen 30 392 13.1 Made, Highlands 81 389 4 8 Tormey, CovCath 65 378 5.8 Bohanon, Little Miami 65 360 5 5 Powei, Holmes 66 360 3.9 Farwick, Roger Bacon 73 355 4.9 LIHard, Norwood 90 355 3 9 Mils, Mason 89 353 4.0 Slmms, Hotmes 64 353 4.0 Smith, HiHcrest 65 346 5.3 Lansaw, Amelia 67 345 5.0 Taylor, Princeton 47 338 7.2 Williams, GreenhiHs 32 326 10.1 Schneider, 70 325 4 6 Barnett, Goshen 47 324 6 9 Hebert, Oak Hills 71 319 4.5 Mixon, Northwest 58 313 5.3 Rltie, Mariemont 75 313 4 2 Stacey, GreenhUs 41 311 7.6 Reynolds, Ludlow 63 310 4.9 Lent, Turpln 80 309 3.9 Winters, Forest Park 61 308 5 0 Bryant, Springboro 52 308 5.9 Rosser, Summit CD 66 307 4 6 Buetel, Ludtow 86 303 3.5 Terry, Lockland 55 302 5.5 Way.Lawrenceburg 75 302 4.0 Lanthorne, Newport 64 297 4.6 Whaley, Highlands 53 297 5.9 Kelly, Indian nil 61 295 4 8 Rosenberg, Cincinnati CD 43 793 6.8 Fulton, Wyoming 44 284 6 4 Rutherford. 55 281 5.1 Dale, Goshen 38 274 7.2 Hock, Reading 66 266 4.0 Fairbanks, Woodward 52 262 5.0 Hock, Indian HM 61 261 4 3 Simpson. Purcet-Marian. 77 257 3 3 McGuf fey, Fairfield 69 256 3.7 Burtschy, Oak HWs 52 251 4 0 Shotwet, Conner 38 251 5.7 Bishop, Amelia 40 250 6.1 Passing Player, School Camp Art Yds Nleman, aSalle 114 185 1461 Frondorf, East 86 156 1356 Stacy.

Williamsburg 83 148 1124 Harris, Loveiand 70 141 1004 Ramsey, Reading 69 146 872 Fortner, Boone County. 70 126 857 Jones, Hughes 48 111 848 Wilson, Glen Este 50 99 737 Burk art, Highlands 46 78 692 Testerman, Little 50 108 669 Hansen, Batesville 51 94 659 Kamphaus, Moeller 43 77 640 Moubr ay, Kings 36 73 411 Grass, Lemon-Monroe 31 69 587 Bowling, Beectiwood 17 24 581 Milton, Middletown 37 66 566 Stacy, Ludlow 45 107 538 Nle Elder 42 86 530 Henke, South Dearborn 40 95 528 Bomar, Aiken 42 100 525 Gibbons. Summit CD 32 72 517 Murphy, Milan 28 95 497 Montgomery, Lakota 43 86 462 aylor, Princeton 22 58 460 Ahr, Colerain 32 52 453 Smith, Madeira 28 59 448 Grant. Mount Healthy 28 59 439 Smith, Mariemont 23 54 435 Locke, Sycamore 20 46 423 Toston, Holmes 30 74 422 Dahlquist, Turpin 70 78 421 Fields, New Miami 21 54 404 Pool, CAPE 24 46 395 Jones-Deer Park 27 54 388 Stota. Roger Bacon 36 79 384 Prueltt Ross 34 67 380 Wentj, Indian 30 54 377 Funk, Oak Hills 28 52 359 Ests, Fair field 33 73 350 England, Finneytown 72 50 341 Hid, Tatt 18 47 333 Cain, Newport CC 22 55 325 Green, Forest Park 14 38 310 Tranter.

CovCath 22 58 306 Adams, Western HIHs 73 49 305 Goode, Woodward 17 65 279 Spears lockland 20 33 278 Mi Donald, McNicholas 12 21 276 Fry, St xavier 23 61 261 Jha, Walnut Hills 17 52 253 MIAMI VALLEY CONFERENCE Laagu Overall Opp. Pts. Pts. 1 0 0 4 1 0 109 54 0 0 1 3 1 1 160 82 000 220 46 59 0 11 13 1 61 120 Team Summit CO. Lock land Cincinnati CD.

New Miami MID-MIAMI LEAGUE Punting Player, School Na. Yds Avg Berry, Forest Park 20 964 48.2 Nelson, Boone County 19 861 45.3 Halt, Cincinnati CO 342 43.0 Meier, Elder 22 911 41.5 Wavier, Walnut Hits 19 767 40.3 Harris, Harrison 18 720 40.0 Pool CAPE I 319 39.8 Murmeke, Wyoming 19 747 39.3 Habig, Glen Este 4 154 38.7 Fogarty, St. Xavier .22 848 38.5 Klessling, McNicholas 15 575 38.3 Seigel, Greenhlls 21 792 37.9 Greis, Highlands 17 560 37.3 Smith, Hiicrest 12 441 36.7 Lindholi, Turpln. 22 805 36.6 Becker, Kings 10 363 36.3 Savior, Aiken 15 541 36.1 Milton, Middletown 16 575 36.0 Dalton, Amelia 15 549 36.0 Hamilton, Finneytown 4 216 36.0 Passing For Points Player, School TO PAT Tot Frondorf, East Central 14 2 88 Nieman, LaSate 13 1 80 Burkart, Highlands 10 0 40 Bowling, Beechwood I 0 48 Harris, Loveiand 8 0 48 Stacy, Williamsburg 7 3 48 Jones, Hughes 7 1 44 Ahr, Colerain 7 0 42 Milton, Middletown 6 0 34 Gibbons. Summit CD 6 0 36 Fortner, Boone County 5 2 34 Henke, South Dearborn 2 34 Testerman, Little 5 0 30 Jha.

Walnut His 4 2 28 Crawford, Conner 4 1 26 Hansen, Batesville 4 1 26 Ramsey, Reading 4 1 26 Wilson, Glen Este 4 1 26 Bomar, Aiken 4 0 24 Goode, Woodward 4 0 24 Grant, Mount Healthy 4 0 24 Grass, Lemon-Monroe 4 0 24 Hassel Purcet-Marian 4 0 24 Stacy, Ludtow 4 0 24 Wentz. Indian HH 4 0 24 Kick Scoring Player, School pat FG Tat Combs, Princeton 21 1 24 Meank, Moeter ..17 2 73 Maher, Boone County 11 4 23 Savior, A en 21 Cornele, Middletown 17 1 20 Greis, Highlands ...17 1 20 Layer, Lockland 15 1 18 Puti.LaSale 15 1 18 Hawes, Beechwood 17 0 17 Powet, Summit CD. 9 2 15 Jimenez, Roger Bacon I 2 14 Marsh, Colerain. 14 0 14 Seigel. Greenhih ...14 0 14 Brossart, Lakota ...7 2 13 Wilder, Goshen 13 0 13 Fogarty, St.

Xavier 4 2 12 Kuehn, Western Hits 3 3 12 Murphy, Milan 1 12 Terry, Beechwood 6 2 12 Interceptions 7 -Dale, Goshen. 6-Carter, Middetown; BaDeau, Barnett, Princeton, SchrnahL Oak Hits. 5 Flanagan, Aiken; Hegwood, BatesvUe; Kuykendoi, Hamttoa 4-Barth, Newport CC Beagle, Hghlands; Bennett, Loveiand, Boyd, Hughes, Ocane, Deer Park; Haxtabkt. Turpin; Martin, Mason; Murphy, Milan; Pickett, GreenhUs; Stamper, Newport; Smith, Lemon-Monroe; Thiete, Northwest; Ventura, Goshen; Huber, East Central Laagu Overall Opp. Team Ptv Ptv Lemon-Monroe 2 0 0 5 0 0 107 37 Edgewood 1 1 0 4 0 82 46 Franklin 1 1 0 3 2 0 87 58 West Cerrotton 1 1 0 3 2 0 80 38 Lebanon 1 1 0 2 2 1 48 50 Midd Fenwick 1 1 0 2 3 0 71 87 Miamlsburg 1 1 0 1 4 0 86 85 Talawanda 0 2 0 2 3 0 44 87 PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE Laagu Overall Opp.

Team Pts. Ptv WesternHHIs 1 0 0 1 3 0 36 72 Aiken 2 10 3 11 121 45 Taft 1 1 0 2 2 0 84 74 Wlthrow 1 1 0 2 2 0 38 90 Woodward 1 1 0 1 4 0 71 135 Hughes 1 2 0 2 3 0 74 102 Walnut Hills 1 2 0 1 4 0 53 98 Highlands) Bethel-Tate, Brook viHe, St. Paris Graham, Taylor; 8.37 (on Valley View) Carlisle, Finneytown, Mason, Tipp City, 9. 15 (on Highlands) Bellfontaine, Indian HiH, Oak wood, Wyoming, 9:15 (on Valley View) Hamilton Badin, McNicholas, Springboro, Versailles. Class A Tee Times 9 52 a.m.

Individual qualifiers; 10 (on Highlands) Middletown Fenwick, Sidney-Lehman, Southeastern, West Liberty Salem; 9.52 (on Valley View) Batavia, Tipp City Bethel, Dayton Christian, Springfield Central Catholic. List Of The Day Don Buchanan, Elder golf coach for the last 18 years, lists the five best high school golfers he's ever seen: 1. Tim Mittlehauser, Elder, 1979 2. Geoff Hensley, Colerain, 1966 3. Taylor Metcalfe, Wyoming, 1968 4.

Ron Hartoln, Elder, 1972 5. Denny Hurley, Covington Catholic, 1974 Quote of the Day From the sticker that must be affixed on each football player's helmet for high schools in Ohio this year: "WARNING. helmet can prevent all head or neck Injuries a player might receive while participating in football Do not use this helmet to butt, ram or spear an opposing player. This Is In violation of the football rules and such use can result in severe head or neck injuries, paralysis or death to you and possible Injury to your opponent." Today's Polls VOLLEYBALL 1. Our Lady of Angels (8) 80 2.

Mercy 70 3. Seton 62 4. St. Ursula 49 5. McAuley 39 6.

Ursuline 36 7. OakHiHs 34 8. Mount Notre Dame 26 9. Norwood 16 10. Mount Healthy 12 The Others: Sycamore 6, Lakota 4, Mil-ford 3, PurceD-Marian and Madiera 1.

KENTUCKY FOOTBALL RANKINGS Jefferson Co. AAAA 1. Trinity (15), 6-0 75 2. St. Xavier, 5-1 55 3.

Southern, 5-1 38 4. Jeffersontown, 6-0 36 5. Bishop David, 5-1 20 State AAAA 1. 75 2. Owensboro, 5-1 49 3.

Dark County, 6-0 48 4. Boyd County, 7-0 37 5. Lexington Tates Creek, 5-1 5 Class AAA I Highlands (15), 6-0 75 2. Franklin-Simpson, 5-1 60 3. Woodford County, 5-1 40 4.

18 5. Meade County, 6-1 9 Tie Conner, 5-2 9 Class AA 1. 70 2. Somerset (4), 7-0 58 3. Fort Knox (1), 7-0 42 4.

30 5. Trigg County, 5-1 13 Class A 1. Paris (14), 6-0 74 2. Beechwood, 5-2 43 3. Cumberland (1), 5-0 38 4.

Russeflvme, 5-1 34 5. Fort Campbell, 3-3. 16 FOOTBALL USA TODAY'S NATIONAL TOP 25 1. Clarke Central, Athens, Ga 5-0 2. Woodham, Pensacola, Fla 4-0 3.

Moeller 5-0 4. Berwick, Penn 5-0 5. Enterprise, Ala 5-0 6. Wlllowridge, Sugar Land, Tex 4-0 7. Akron Garfield 4-0 8.

Judson, Converse, Tex 5-0 9. Snohomish, Wash 4-0 10. Harrison, Farmlngton, Mich 4-0 11. Hampton, Va 4-0 12. Tift County, Tlfton, Ga 5-0 13.

Union, N.J 2-0 14. Catholic JoHet, III 4-0 15. Brentwood Academy, Term 5-0 16. 3-0 17. Bergen Catholic, OradeH, N.J 2-0 18.

Castle, Newburgh, Ind 7-0 19. Loyola, Los Angeles 4-0 20. Jeff Davis, Montgomery, Ala 5-0 .21. Meridian, Miss 5-0 22. Randteman, NX 5-0 23.

Princeton 4-1 24. Rockhurst, Kansas City, Mo 4-1 25. North Hills, Pittsburgh 4-1 -MICHAEL PAOLERCIO The parents of four St. Xavier High School students are challenging In federal court an Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) rule which prohibits out-of-state residents attending private schools In Ohio from participating in athletics. The suit was filed in U.S.

District Court in Cincinnati last week by Dennis Alerding, father of Dennis a sophomore at St. Xavier, and Roger H. Moellering, father of David a junior, I ouglas a sophomore, and Gregory R. Moellering, a freshman. Both families live in Kentucky.

The suit was filed against the OHSAA, Commissioner Richard L. Armstrong and St. Xavier High School. In the suit, the parents claimed a rule adopted by the association in 1979 violates the students' constitutional rights because It prevents them from getting a complete education. Bylaw 4-6-10 of the OHSAA constitution states: "A student whose parents live In another state will be Ineligible for athletics in an Ohio member school." The parents are challenging the rule In federal court on a constitutional question because the OHSAA constitution states that: "Competitive sports are an inherent part of the total education program for students In secondary schools.

When properly organized and conducted, lnter-school athletics provide numerous opportunities for students to participate in activities which promote growth and development, teach social and recreational skills and develop leadership qualities." John E. Lange, attorney for the parents, said they will seek to get the residency rule declared unconstitutional by the federal court. "The parents feel their -students should be able to participate in the total program at the school," Lange said. He said the law was challenged in the state courts In 1979, but lost at the appellate court level. The state appellate court ruled that state courts should not interfere with the Internal affairs of a private organization as long as the rule was enforced uniformly.

Lange said the rule is a restriction on the students' freedom of travel between Kentucky and Ohio and denies the parents the right to choose a total educational program for their children consistent with their personal convictions and religious beliefs. -ALLEN HOWARD District Golf Thursday The Southwest District golf tournament will be held Thursday at Middletown's Weatherwax Golf Course. The state qualifiers will vary according to class. In AAA the top three teams qualify for state; In AA, two teams qualify to state; In one team qualifies to state. Unlike the sectional, however, only the tournament medalist and runner-up qualifies for the state fone or both are not members of qualifying teams.

The state tournament will be held on Oct. 14 and 15 at Ohio State University's Scarlet and Gray Golf Courses. District tee times follow: SOUTHWEST DISTRICT TEE TIMES (At Middletown's Weatherwax Golf Course) Class AAA Tee Times 8 30 a.m. Individual qualifiers; 8:37 (on Woudside) Centerville, Fairborn, Milford, St. Xavier, 8 37 (on Meadows) Fairfield, Miami sburg, Moeller, Springfield Shawnee; 9.

15 (on Woodside) Kettering Alter, Elder, Spr Inyfield North, Turpln; 9:15 (on Meadows) Sycamore, Talawanda, Troy, Xenia. Class AA Tee Times 8 30 a m. Individual qualifiers; 8:37 (on INDEPENDENTS, OTHERS Overall Opp. Team Ptt. Ptv CAI'B 4 10 16 44 East Canton 4 1 0 62 1J Hamilton Badin 4 10 77 46 McWihotas 2 2 1 8 HWcrest 2 2 0 40 Landmark Christian.

2 3 0 46 115 Canton-Massle 2 3 0 105 77 Puree! 1 4 0 50 89 St.Rlta 0 4 0 26 113 Receiving Player, School No. Yds Avg Letker, WHBamsburg 39 627 16 0 Regenhard, LaSate 33 673 18 9 Huber, East Central 38 550 14 4 Nelson, Boone County 30 501 17 1 Young, Anderson 36 458 127 Boyd, Hughes 20 452 22 4 Elmtnger, East 25 432 172 Carter, Middletown 20 411 20 5 Kremchek, Indian Hi 27 382 17 4 Wikti. Reading 70 379 18 9 Riley, Mount Healthy 21 347 16.5 Caple, Luctow 31 344 110 Seaman, Beechwood 7 340 48.6 Lester, Hughes 23 335 14.5 Wllhite, Milan 22 332 150 Davis, Lemon-Monroe 13 327 25.1 Meier, Elder 24 315 13.1 Shelton. Ross 25 308 12 3 Hockman. Loveiand 31 307 9 9 Ertel, East Central 24 306 12.8 Mason.

Little Miami 27 300 11.3 WHson, Loveiand 13 300 23 0 Long, Lakota 22 288 13.5 Cheatum, Holmes 12 283 23.6 Thompson, Highlands 20 282 14 1 Reich, Glen Este 11 272 24 7 Brady, South 15 267 178 Conns, Summit CD 14 25 1 17.9 Funke, Loveiand 15 251 16.8 Vogt, Newport CC 18 243 15 2 Jones, WIKamsburg 22 242 110 Higdon, Princeton 11 241 21.9 Swift, Purcet-Marian 10 231 23.1 Seller, LaSaHe 14 227 16 2 Raver, Batesville 20 219 11.0 NORTHERN KENTUCKY Rushing PUver, School Alt Yds Avg, M4evCotmer 1S4 1031 6 1 Baker. Sp-ingboro 143 829 5 8 Campon, Sou Oar born 133 782 5 8 Franctwi, MooDer 97 773 7 5 Scott. Newport 135 720 5 3 BeJkett, Boone County 150 719 4 8 Lotton 130 713 5 5 CieveUnd. Lakota 1 702 7 6 Woolwine. Lieer Park 94 699 7 4 Set Fast central 80 691 8 6 Seaman, Beer hwood 79 679 8 6 Shetton, Colerain .72 648 8 4 Jim Calhoun.

Mkxfetown. 83 648 7 8 Stf-ipson, Princeton 69 630 9 I Martin I enotvMonroe 99 626 6 3 LMe, Harrison 115 617 5.3 Bateau I land 54 616 114 Hegwood BatesvIHe 166 579 5 9 Smim. Goshen go 575 7 2 Wiliamv Tatt 97 567 5 8 Breertwi Madeira 94 565 60 Roberts. Newpoi 89 43 5 5 Lwtiai. Milan 94 492 5 2 Cromer, I awr enceburg 109 489 4 5 Sletert, Batesville 57 479 8 4 Snow, CAPE 38 476 12 5 Berrv, Hughes 84 469 5 5 Beasley, Aiken 82 464 5 6 Meyer, Newport CC 104 463 4 5 Smith, Finneytown 66 460 7 0 Henderson, CAPE 57 437 7.6 McClendon, Mount Healthy 68 426 6.2 Overall Opp.

Ptv Pts. 0 0 16 52 1 0 212 65 2 0 187 75 2 0 147 117 2 0 181 68 2 0 90 100 2 0 144 53 3 0 112 97 3 0 110 91 5 0 135 164 5 0 96 113 5 0 56 191 5 0 94 162 4 0 54 130 6 0' 28 196 6 0 64 137 Team Highlands Dixie Heights Beechwood Boone County Conner Luctow Newport CC Newport Covington Catholic. Campbei County Holmes Lloyd Scott Bettevue Simon Kenton Dayton Soccer Statistics Boys' Scoring Girls' Scoring 24-Troy Hopkins, Glen Este; -Bob Slebert. Madeira; Carlo LatgJarter, Ameta, 17 -Greg Fields, Mason; Ron Coins, Summit CD, Mike Moores, Loveiand, bFranr vtege, Colerain; Jkn Braunhelm, MWoroV John Samoya, Milford; Joel Variand, Wakwt Hs; Pete Hartford, Hamilton; Bryan Jackson, Hamilton, Brent Spetder, Sycamore, Bit Bryce, Mariemont, n-Kelth Mier, McNicholas; Rob Zlamba, McNicholas, Steve Kearney, Summit CD; 41-Barb Vcer, Seton. M-Terrl Cain, Sycamore, 34-Robin Paffe, McAuley, 2-Janet Goving.

Seven HWs, 7J -Debbie Dot, Seton, 23-Monica Seta, Walnut Has, 31-Orls Myers, Ml Notre Dame, 20-Martha Smith, GreenhHIs; Mlchete Long, Glen Este; M-Theresa Hlrschauer, Turpin; 15-Jessie Rice, Hamilton; Coteen Curry, MIHord, Lisa Gerwe, MIHorij; 13-Leste Harris, Anderson; M.A. Gibbs, Mkxtetown; R-Teresa Chauk, OLA; Angle Bawa. Lakota; Jod Gambit, Loveiand; 11-Jenny Tuke, McMcholas; Angle Begfey, OLA, Joanna Haas. Summit CO, It-Amy Fox, McNicholas; Chris Coomer, Turpin; Gfrvt PaMsano, Oak Hits; Use Marrtx, Lakota; Cathy Kely, Princeton, Carol Cotton. Mariemont; Boys' Shutouts Girls' Shutouts 9-Mark Burgess, St.

Xavier; 7-Ross Jacobs, Turpin; 5-Rob Campbell, Fairfield; Bob Eddy, Sycamore; 4 Jeff Kaplan, Finneytown; Sherman Mink. Foett Park; Chris Err-gang. Walnut HWs; Tom Korona, Anderson; -Kevki Woodard, Greenhms; Mike Williams, McNicholas, Rich Hamilton, North Cotege Hit, David Wood, Lakota. I-Klm Devkie, Turpin; 7-Karen Oaks, McNicholas, -Rechel Mal, Seton; 5-Tracy Coates, Anderson Sheila Owens, Hamilton; Stephanie Scatf, Glen Este; 4-Marty M.ieter, Seven HWs, J-Amy Brett Forest Park; Mick I Hogden, Princeton; Mimi Ruwe, Walnut HWs, Shety Workman, Greenhis, Lit Irvine, Wyoming, Kathy Darnokt Middetown; Sherli KuNtng, Loveiand, Jane Schutte, Madiera. Boys' Standings Boys' Poll Team WLTPts 1.

St Xavier(l2) 1 0 120 2. Anderson 9 1 1 108 3. Fairfield 2 91 4. Colerain 7 1 2 54 5. ForestPark 4 4 1 51 6.

Oak HWs 5 14 45 7. Princeton 4 2 2 42 I. Finneytown 442 40 9. Turpln 7 2 1 32 10. GreenhWs 5 3 0 26 The Others: Walnut HWs 14, Glen Este Roger Bacon 10, Loveiand 6, McNicholas I.

Girls' Poll Team WLTPts 1. Seton (26) 14 0 0 269 2. Turpln (2) 10 1 0 254 3. WetrutHWs 9 2 I 174 4. Anderson 10 3 1 172 5.

McAuley 7 2 1 107 6. Mercy I 5 1 86 7. Sycamore 10 3 1 76 8. ForestPark I 5 0 74 9. GreenhWs $0 59 10.

McNicholas 8 3 3 57 The Others: Finneytown 39, Our Lady of Angels 24, Mount Notrt Dam 15, Ursutnt and Princeton 13. Girls' Standings OCL-St. Xavier 11-M (6-0), Elder 54-1 (4-3), Moeter 6-5-2, (3-2-1), LaSale 3-8 1 (2-4-1), Roger Bacon 04-2 (2-4), Purcet-Marian 32 (1-5) HCAL-Colerln 6-1-4 (30-1), Anderson ll-l-l (31), Oak HWs 6-3-2 (2-J), Forest Park 65-1 (1 1 1 Turpln 10 2 1(1-2 11, Northwest 44 1-3), Mount Healthy 4-6(0-3) HCML-Fmnrytown 6 52 (5-1). GreenhiHs 9 4 (HI, Wyoming 7-3 (2-J), Reading 2-11(1-4), Harrison 2 9 1 (051 CMC-Princeton 8 22 (4-0-1), Fairfield 104 (33), Hamilton 9-2 3-7), Lakota 44-1 1 1 Mktnvtown 7-4-1(04-11 em, -Loveiand 1-3-1 (6-1-1), Sycamore 74-2 1411), GlenFste 83-2 15-2 I) Milford 6-7-1 (4-3-1), Indian Hi 444 2-3-3), Mariemont 5-7 2 (2 4 2). Madeira 9-61 (2 5 I), Dew Park 311 (M).

IniSrptndenta-McMcholas 1-3, Walnut HWs 8-M, North Cotege Hit 42 1, Seven HWs -5, Amelia 44-1, Mason 54-1, Summit CD 5-41, St Bernard 5-5-1, CJermwi Northeastern 44-1, Western HWs 4-5, Cincinnati CD 24 SCPA 24, CAPE 2 7, Wlthrow 1 IOI, New Richmond 1-7-1 Boys soccer coaches are reminded to cat their league representatives earti Sunday with their statistics and record. League reps are John Ptoehs. Elder HCAL-Steve Topogna, Colerain. HCHL Alan Robertson, Finneytown CMC -Gary Thompson, Princeton EHL-Doug Gausman, Sycamore Independents-Bob Muro, watnul HHis. COCL-Sefon 14-0 (6.

Mercy 8-5-1 (4-2). McAuley 7-2-3 (3-1-2), McNicholas 8-3-3 1 1, Mount Notre Dame 5-5-4 (2-1-3). Ursutne 4-3-4 1-2-3), Our Lady of Angels 74-1 (2-4-D. St irna 392 (0-42). PurcetMarian 1-9-2 (04).

EML -Sycamore 103-1 (41), MBtord 7-5-7 (4-2-1), Gten Este 7 5-2 (4-2-11, Loveiand 54-2 (3-2-2), Mian Hi 2-8-2 (2 3-2), Madeira 4 9-3 (74-1), Mariemont 54-1 (24-1), Deer Park 010 (0-7). HCAL Turpin 10-1 (6-0), AM von 10-J-l (5-11, Forest Park t-5 (3-3). Oak HWs 34 (24), Mount Healthy 1-12 (0-7) HCNL-GreenNts 9 5 (5-1), Finneytown 64-1 (4 I I), Wyoming 63 1 (3-2-1), Harri-son MJ (1-5). Reading 2-9 10-5) CMC-lakota 74 (5-1), Princeton 7 I I (3-1-1), Hamilton t5 15), Fairfield 44 2 (2-3-1), Midttetown 54-1 (04) Independents-Seven HWs 10-3, Walnut HWs 9 2 1, Northwest 6-2 2. Colerain 5-2, New Rkhmond 5-3-1, Cincinnati CD 3-2-1, Ameta 334, Summit CD 3-7, Hamilton Badin 27, North College HW 1-5, Western HWs 1-7.

AchieversThis Week's Outstanding Performers ar- 7' 1 Ff'f. AV 41, Si' ft "mim II A jrU pt, I 1V v. 7 1 vu JmM frnm irn l-TttiiA jjJl 3tt. 1, Tjjfj GARY JOHANTGES: The Reading senior defensive tackle had seven tackles, returned an interception for an 18-yard TD, blocked and recovered a punt for a TD against North College Hill. MARK KAMPHAUS: The Moeller junior quarterback enjoyed the finest game of his young career, completing 11 of 15 for 221 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-7 victory over Elder.

BLAYNE SMITH: The Mariemont quarterback engineered the 20-12 victory over Deer Park by completing five of 13 passes for 162 yards and a TD and running for 32 yards and a TD. RENEETOWNLEY: The senior paced the Mercy volleyball team with a 94 serving accuracy. She connected on 34 of 36 serves, 10 for aces. She also had 23 hits last week. JOHN BISHOP: The unior golfer from Indian Hill fired a one-under par 34-3771 for the best round in the sectional qualifying tournament at Gienview Golf Course.

TROY HOPKINS: The Glen Este left winger had 10 goals in three victories for the Troan soccer team. The senior four-year starter leads the city In scoring with 26 goals..