Wildcats stun Oak Hills 16 1 in high-scoring upset
Harrison Wildcats powered by Tony Wilson 4 for 4 with a double and 3 RBIs toppled third-ranked Oak Hills 16 1 on a spring Monday at Crosby Elementary. Coach Dave Bader lauded the relaxed effort as Harrison improved to 3 2 while field conditions and scheduling pressures influenced the prep week.
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Barry Niemeyer
Harrison Wildcat
Dave Bader
Wildcats
Oak Hills
Harrison
Tony Wilson
Wilson
RBI
AAA
Toughlie Oak Hills
Bader
Crosby Elementary
Cats
Police blotter notes theft charges and spring break-in attempt
Harrison police report theft related offenses in Hamilton County with Ronald Roberts 30 and Terry Young 24 charged in municipal court for 250 dollars in losses. A break-in attempt on April 1 at Fred Wesley’s home involved an unknown white male in green, no entry. A basketball rack was reported missing April 3 at Glenmore park lot off May Dr with no loss estimate. Three Kroger employees aided theft on March 31, stolen items recovered after a van stop in Cincinnati district 3. Suspects Carol Rudds 35, Denise Drahman 20, and Malone 43 arrested.
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Ronald Roberts
Terry Lee Young
Hamilton County
Fred Wesley
N. Hill Street
Harrison
Glenmore Park
Sue Chow
Kroger
Cincinnati
Carol Rudds
Columbus Malone
Denise Drahman
Thinclads remain undefeated in triangular meet
Bruce Williamson's Thinclads stayed unbeaten by routing C A P E and Ross High Schools in a triangular meet. The Cats piled 99 points to 46 for C A P E and 27 for Ross, winning ten of sixteen events led by standout times and distances from Jim Chaney Ed Thrasher Tom Nolan John Roessler and others.
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Bruce Williamson
C.A.P.E
Ross
Running Cats
Rams
Cats
Jim Chaney
Ed Thrasher
Tom Nolan
John Roessler
Nolan
Harrison
Daryl Rider
Jeff Schwab
Oval
Jim Eckel
Tom Harris
Ron Pies
Eric Brunner
Brian Newport
Immaculate Academy to Open Sports Hall of Fame
The Athletic Boosters Club of Immaculate Academy and ICA establish a Sports Hall of Fame for graduates with outstanding athletic records and strong conduct standards. Inductees must have six varsity awards or be part of a sectional championship team or an individual sectional champion or an individual state champion or runner up, with photos permanently displayed at the Academy.
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Athletic Boosters Club of Immaculate Academy
ICA
The
Academy
ICA Sports Hall of Fame
Ham Shoot for Flags to fund Harrison Memorial Association
The Memorial Association hosts a ham shoot at VFW Post on Lawrenceburg Road this Sunday April 10 starting 11 am. Funds from Hamilton County and township trustees totaling 250 go to Harrison Memorial Association for flags on streets during Memorial Day Veterans Day Flag Day and Labor Day, plus the Memorial Day Parade Veterans Day Service and vets grave markers. Proceeds support new flags. VFW grounds donated. American Legion and VFW provide workers. donations accepted at American Legion Post 199 Harrison Ohio.
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The
Memorial Association
V.F.W Post
Lawrenceburg Road
V.F.W
American Legion
Hamilton County
Harrison Memorial Association
Harrison Memorial
Assoc
Harrison Memorial Assoc
American Legion Post
N. Vine St
Harrison
Ohio
Wm. Mertes
Jack Patton
Fall Soccer Sign-Up at Community Center
Fall soccer sign ups will be held Saturday April 9 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Community Center. Cost is 12 dollars per child. An adult must accompany the child at time of sign up.
Career Week At Crosby Elementary Spotlighting Local Professions
Crosby Elementary marked Career Week with diverse professionals visiting on Monday April 4. Firemen policemen authors nurses construction workers a lawyer a model geologist medical assistant and an artist spoke to students.
Junior Baseball Meeting
President Charlie Murray will distribute the 1983 season game schedule to all managers at the next meeting. All managers must attend on April 11, 1983, at 8:00 p.m. at Harrison Bowl.
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Charlie Murray
Harrison Bowl
Baseball Umpire Class Schedule Reminder
Reminder of scheduled umpire classes on April 9 10 12 and April 16 10 12 at the Harrison Community Center with manager coach or interested party urged to attend. Special guest Ed Whitson will discuss umpiring fundamentals.
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Harrison Community Center
Ed Whitson
Scott Fetzer Declares Quarterly Dividend 45 Cents Per Share
Scott Fetzer Company directors announced a quarterly dividend of 45 cents per share on common stock payable May 31 1983 to holders of record May 17 1983. The dividend rate continues the pattern since August 1979. Scott Fetzer headquartered in Lakewood Ohio is a diversified marketing oriented firm with 16 operating units and over 15000 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Fetzer Company
Sfz-Nyse
Scott Fetzer
Lakewood
Ohio
Mixed Couples Softball League Opens at Triple Creek Park
Hamilton County Park District invites teams to join a Sunday evening mixed couples softball league at Triple Creek Park Colerain Township intersection of Pippin and Buell Roads. Play begins in early May and runs through August. Call Kevin Priessman at 742 4416 weekdays 7 30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Hamilton County Park District
Triple Creek Park
Colerain Township
Pippin
Buell
Kevin Priessman
Regular April Meeting of Legion Auxiliary Unit 199
The J B Yeager Unit 199 American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion home on Vine Street at 7 30 p m Wednesday April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Yeager
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Vine St
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Greater Cincinnati
Hamilton
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Jay
Powers
Hay Powers
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Mike Kinnett
Rudy Ramey
Doug King
Jerry Messerschmidt
New Richmond
Kevin Radcliffe
Ray Thaler
Forest Park
Balder
Elder
New Rich
Jay Powers
Tony Keith
Ole
Ham
Crosby
Crosby Elementary School
Laurie McBride
Tonda Miller
Don Meyerlawyer
Fritzie Kuhlmann
Harrison Building & Loan Association
Federal Reviews and Loan Tesurence Corp
Wed. & Thurs
Walnut Street
Indiana
Harrison, Ohio
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