Winton Woods Fall Horse Show Plans Announced
The 1973 Fall Horse Show at Winton Woods Riding Center in Hamilton County runs Sept 22 and 23 with rain date Sept 29 and 30. Western events 9 am to noon, English 1 pm to 5 pm each day, featuring color guard, national anthem, drill teams, and judging by Nancy Shakelford and Douglas Shakelford on Saturday and Carol Fortner and Diane Maurmeier on Sunday.
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Hamilton County Park District
Winton Woods
Daly Road
Winton Woods Saddle Club
Nancy Shakelford
Douglas Shakelford
Carol Fortner
Diane Maurmeier
Holly Lanes 3 Man Scratch Thursday 6 45 PM
Three player scratch bowling event at Holly Lanes scheduled for Thursday at 6 45 PM. Call 753 8500 for details and entry.
Bethel Tate Tigers roll past Paint Valley 32 to 7
Bethel Tate defeats Paint Valley 32 to 7 as Dan Ridener scores on a four yard run in the first quarter. Terry Harris adds a three yard TD and Dave Ridener catches a 35 yard pass for a score, with Beech converting. Tigers host Goshen next Friday.
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Bethel-Tate Tigers
Paint Valley
Tigers
Dan Ridener
Bethel
Terry Harris
Mark Kilgore
Dave Ridener
Beech
Goshen
Willowville Cubs Crown Class D Jr. Champions
The Willowville Cubs defeated the Felicity Mudrunners 11 to 1 in the Class D Jr. Championship final to claim the title. Coached by Ron Kurz and Jim Bartrum they finished the regular season undefeated, led district play, and posted 5 wins and 1 loss in tournament action. A team trophy, sponsor Mr Carmel Building and Loan, will honor their victory.
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Willowville Cubs
Felicity Mudrunners
Ron Kurz
Jim Bartrum
Cubs
Mr. Carmel Building and Loan
Jimmy Coy
Vince Crowthers
Jimmy Bartrum
Johnny Swing
Sean McKiernan
Randy Feeney
Kerry McKiernan
Robby Wood
Kenny Kurz
Andy Elliott
John Kordenbrock
Jimmy Hayes
Jimmy Wood
Glen Coy
Mike Hatfield
Greg Rouse
Jeff Callahan
Rockets claim home cross country invitational in tight finish
Clermont Northeastern won its invitational on Friday Sept 14 defeating Bethel by one point. Bethel runner Bill Pride led with 12 21, while Curtin Marlar of Northeastern took second in 12 33. Other teams included New Richmond Country Day and Amelia.
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Clermont Northeastern
Bethel
Bill Pride
Curtin Marlar
Northeastern
New Richmond
Country Day
Amelia
Reds Fan Appreciation Day could set attendance record
Reds announce Sunday September 30 at Riverfront Stadium as the 1973 season finale with the San Francisco Giants. Fans may push paid attendance over two million for the first time, featuring a major giveaway, a 1974 International Harvester vehicle valued above $6,000, plus additional prizes for attendees.
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Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
The
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Mudrunners Win Knothole Title in Southern District No 83
The Mudrunners knothole baseball team captured first place in Southern District No 83 after beating peers from Amelia New Richmond Bethel Monroe and Felicity in a ten-team junior division. They finished 16 wins 2 losses with eight players hitting .300 to .750 and earned awards including a most improved first-year player honor.
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Mudrunners Knothole
Amelia
New Richmond
Bethel
Monroe
Felicity
Mudrunners
Johnny Bench
Carroll Hall
Carl Whalen
Sharonville
Barons Fall To Milford Eagles In 6-0 Thriller
Amelia Barons drop a 6-0 loss to Milford Eagles in a hard fought game at the barony. Mussleman led Amelia’s offense with 59 yards on 22 carries while Roger Roy anchored the defense with 10 tackles and Bill McDonald, Mark Kilpatrick, and Rick Perry powered the Barons’ defense in a defensive showcase.
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Barons
Milford
Eagles
Barony
Scott Musselman
Amelia
Bob Lohr
Roger Roy
Randy Smith
Musseleman
Rick Boggs
Mussleman
Christ Bailey
Mark Garbett
Boggs
Roy
Steve Dugger
Bill McDonald
Mark Kilpatrick
Rick Perry
Charlie Christy
Dave Schlagbeck
Scott Mussleman
Joe Steinmetz
Vince Cook
Roger
Chris Bailey
Jeff Glos
Williamsburg
Bury
Bruce Westmeyer
Tim Schulze
Bob Santell
Mariemont
Moeller
New Richmond
Dan Hellabaugh
Mike Stapleton
Mark Jones
Don Martin
Wally Monk
Dennis Harris
Bill Goffey
Mike Gadzinski
Rick Cardone
Hugh Meyer
Covington Catholic Inn
Tristate
Patterson
Dan Hollabaugh
Baron Warriors
Greg Sellmeyer
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Winton Woods Riding Center
Rogers Sport
Tobasco RD
Holly
Tom Anstaett
Y Marcum
Maggie Bennett
Jim Burk
Henry Leither
C. Conner
Janice Erskine
Alma Carroll
Gary Balser
Ruth Rush
Butch Whitt
Bill Mayer
Clarence Vandergriff
Hank Richards
Bill Haney
Joyce Kasselman
Tom Bowman
Joe Naegele
Gene Keith
George Fritz
Joe Hamburger
Bill Spires
Larry Cann
Chas. Metz
Mike Walters
Dan Watkins
Janet Campbell
Bob Centner
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Walt Monk
Carl Hunter
Carlos Clift
Tim Redrow
al Doan
Mary Riley
Jim Hargett
Richard Hensen
Dan Hall
John Carroll
Tues
Fran Vandergrift
Dorothy Lubkeman
Fran Vandergriff
Marge Goebel
Marcella Cassnellie
Betty Barnes
Marcella Casnellie
Cathy Ring
Jackie Reynolds
Mike Walter
Bill Springer
Fran van John Carroll
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Cary Nickel
Jean Robinson
Ray Leggett
Jerry Machener
Dot Henneman
Bud Whitt
EN Ed Hunt
Henry Liebher
Elmer Miller
Shirley Rigdon
Carl Everett
Carl Henneman
WED
Ken Mell
Ray Mehne
Jim Eubanks
Don Robinson
Elmer Monk
Rod Lubkeman
K. Florida
C. Suttles
Carol Bowman
P. Hughes
Linda Darnell
B. Shinkle
Joyce Perry
Marge Furhman
W. Riley
Donna Malott
J. Lubkeman
Jean Dirr
Loretta Pollard
Bethel Tigers
Paint City
Wildcat
Williamsburg High School
Nancy Herbst
Denise Miller
Robin Burger
Chevy Snell
Robin Nixon
Diane Danbury
Rockets
Red
International Harvester
Eric Hall
Brennan Elkins
Joe Green
Kenny Henson
Carl R. Whaten
David King
Rich Clinger
David Dawson
Jeff Blackburn
Jim Dawson
Sam Howell
Jay Cannery
Eddie Wheeler
Mike Turner
Monty Manning
Don Hennze
Jim Turner
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