Playing in the cozy confines of the Pony League diamond at Shaffer Park, where the dimensions are 40 feet closer than that of the Legion diamond, the Hillsboro Indians and London Red Raiders combined for 29 runs and 29 hits in what turned into a mini home run derby. LHS defeated the Indians, 15-14.

Playing in the cozy confines of the Pony League diamond at Shaffer Park, where the dimensions are 40 feet closer than that of the Legion diamond, the Hillsboro Indians and London Red Raiders combined for 29 runs and 29 hits in what turned into a mini home run derby. LHS defeated the Indians, 15-14.

The 1984 SCOL football season was about to begin, and there was no clear-cut favorite. Any one of five schools could win the coveted gold football, or, at least, the league championship. Circleville, Hillsboro, Wilmington, Washington C.H. and Miami Trace all appeared to have a legitimate shot. McClain and Madison-Plains, most people thought, would slug it out for the bottom two rungs on the league ladder.

The following are the team standings as of April 7 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.

The McClain Tigers were held hitless Thursday against the Blanchester Wildcats, falling 4-0 at BHS. MHS stands at 4-3 on the year.

Unable to score a run to continue the game in the bottom of the ninth, the Cincinnati Reds suffered their first loss of the season, falling to the Houston Astros, 3-2 on a sunny afternoon at Great American Ball Park.

Unable to score a run to continue the game in the bottom of the ninth, the Cincinnati Reds suffered their first loss of the season, falling to the Houston Astros, 3-2 on a sunny afternoon at Great American Ball Park.

The McClain Lady Tigers defeated the London Lady Red Raiders Wednesday evening at Daryle C. Unger Field, 12-5, opening the South Central Ohio League softball slate in Greenfield.

Behind one stellar inning where Lynchburg-Clay scored five runs, the fate of the game was sealed as the Mustangs held on for a 9-5 win over Southern Hills League rival West Union, Wednesday at LCHS.

Behind one stellar inning where Lynchburg-Clay scored five runs, the fate of the game was sealed as the Mustangs held on for a 9-5 win over Southern Hills League rival West Union, Wednesday at LCHS.

The McClain Tigers opened up their South Central Ohio League season with a win on Wednesday, at windy Mitchell Park, defeating the London Red Raiders, 4-1.

The following are the team standings as of April 5 for Lowe's Construction Mixed - Highland Lanes.

The McClain Lady Tigers, again, won a game Monday night in dramatic fashion. Sophomore Morgan Dettwiller drove in fellow sophomore Cierra Landrum to end the game in the bottom of the ninth, for the Lady Tigers' second nine-inning win of the season. MHS won the game 5-4.

In what Whiteoak head coach Chris Veidt described as a great baseball game, the Wildcats and Fayetteville Rockets battled in a game where a single run was scored. The Rockets were the team that scored the run, defeating WHS, 1-0 at Whiteoak High School, Tuesday.

The hot start by the Fairfield Lady Lions was turned up to an even higher level Tuesday as junior pitcher Lauren Larrick pitched a no-hitter against the North Adams Lady Green Devils. Not only did Larrick hold NA hitless on the day, but FHS continued to swing hot bats, collecting a season-high 19 hits, six for extra bases, en route to a 16-1 victory over NA at Fairfield High School, though FHS was the away team due to field conditions at North Adams.