Harrison Thinclads Finish Second at Knights of Columbus Relays
Harrison high school thinclads placed second out of 19 teams at the Knights of Columbus Relays held at Princeton High School. Dayton Chaminade-Julienne won with 66 points. Harrison totaled 54, the top score among Greater Cincinnati schools. The 6400 meter relay set a school record of 19:00, team members were Tom Nolan, Jim Chaney, Daryl Rider and John Roessler. Also set records in discus by Tom Harris and Jeff Schwab totaling 249 feet, and the Distance Medley Relay finished second in 11:07. Other top finishes included second in shot put by Ron Williams and Tony Keith, fourth in 800 meter relay, and third in the Spring Medley.
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Harrison
Knights of Columbus
Princeton High School
Cats
Dayton Chaminade-Julliene
Dayton
Wildcats
Greater Cincinnati
Bruce Williamson
Harrison Oval
K. of C
Tom Nolan
Jim Chaney
Daryl Rider
John Roessler
Tom Harris
Jeff Schwab
Harris
Schwab
Ron Williams
Tony Keith
Williams
Keith
Kirk Nowlin
Jim Eckel
Mark Pope
Doug Dole
Wyoming
Harrison Soccer Team Downs New Castle 4-1 in Rainy Match
Harrison sponsored by Biddles Building Materials defeated New Castle 4-1 as Dave Geise scored twice and Joe Shreve, John Galbraith each added a goal. The defense stifled NC with Bene r, Bohl, Denzler and strong mid play sealing the win.
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Harrison
Biddle’s
New Castle Club
New Castle
Joe Shreve
Dave Geise
Jack Dominic
Bob O’bryan
John Galbraith
Dave
Biddle
Pride of
Beneker
Bohl
Harrison 5 and 10K Run Set
The Harrison Recreation Commission sponsors a 5 and 10K run on Sunday April 17 1983 at 1 PM. Proceeds go to the Harri son High School Student Council Track Fund. Registration at the community center 300 George St from 11 AM to 12 30 PM with a 7 dollar entry fee. Trophies awarded to top 3 in each division.
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Harrison Recreation Commission
Harrison High School Student Council
George St
Cystic Fibrosis Bike A Thon Fundraiser Planned in Harrison
A citywide bike-a-thon to aid cystic fibrosis research and patients is set for Sunday May 15 1983 at South Elm and Kater Ave Harrison Ohio. Chief Frank Mondary of the Harrison police will host with sponsorship from Culley Pharmacy. Registration starts at noon and pledges depend on miles ridden.
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S. Elm
Kater Ave
Frank R. Mondary
Harrison, Ohio
Harrison
Ohio
W. Harrison
Indiana
Harrison Ohio
Local Bowler Ties for Eighth in ABC Doubles
Jerry Simpson of Harrison Ohio and Doug Froehle moved into a three way tie for eighth in the Doubles Division on day 50 of the 80th American Bowling Congress Tournament at Niagara Falls Convention Center. Simpson had a 643 series with 187 255 201, including three strikes in the final frame of the third game. Froehle posted 223 191 248 for 662.
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Jerry Simpson
Doug Froehle
Niagara Falls International Convention Center
Simpson
Harrison
Ohio
Fairfield
Froehle
Cats Love Game Now At 1-2
The Wildcat tennis team stands 1-2 after a 0-5 loss to Greenhills. They beat Aiken 3-2 with Matt Jonas winning 6-0 6-0 at first singles, Bob Greine 6-1 6-4 at second, and Hill/Mains 6-4 6-0 at first doubles. Reading match canceled. next up Wyoming Combors on Monday.
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Kim Rapp
Wildcat
Cats
Greenhills
Aiken
Matt Jonas
Bob Greine
Brent Hill
Mike Mains
Reading
Wyoming Combors
Wyoming
Council weighs Harrison Recreation Center plan
City officials discuss a community recreation center with a potential indoor pool. Harrison councilman David Wendel urges study by Citizens Advisory Council on needs and funding with possible support from Ohio Outdoor Recreation. James Dole questions timing and necessity before committing funds for next year.
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David Wendel
Harrison
April Sun City Council
Citizens Advisory Council
Wendel
James Dole
Ohio Outdoor Recreation
Recreation Committee
Children’s Fishing Derby at Triple Creek Park
Hamilton County Park District hosts a free Children’s Fishing Derby on Sunday April 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Triple Creek Park Colerain Township near I-275. Children 15 and under compete in four age classes with trophies for top two in each class based on most fish caught. registration required. Call Jim Ellenbach at 521-7275 for details.
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Hamilton County Park District
Triple Creek Park
Colerain Township
Pippin
Buell
Jim Ellenbach
Boosters Pleased With Response to Fundraiser
Wildcat Athletic Booster president Tom Harris reports strong return for a two week fund-raiser and says April 27 marks the Honor Roll fundraiser. The drive aims for new marching band uniforms, now ten years old, with about 1500 dollars raised so far. Harris thanks alumni for support and notes plans for a quarter mile track event this summer to advance the group.
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Wildcat
Tom Harris
Harris
Wetye
Fairfield Sportsmen's elects officers for 1983 and highlights facilities
Fairfield Sportsmen's at 6501 River Road Harrison Ohio announces 1983 officers led by President Larry Rowe and Vice President Hal Hare. The group operates 83 acres on the Great Miami River with archery pistol rifle shotgun skeet and trap facilities. The National Arbor Day Foundation offers ten free wildlife trees to new members this April including native shrubs and vines to ship by April 30. Harrison Wildcats Boosters public paper drive runs April 14–26 at Wm Harrison High School parking lot. donations requested.
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Fairfield Sportsmen's
River Road
Harrison
Ohio
United States
Canada
Larry Rowe
Cincinnati
Hal Hare
West Chester
John
Jack) la Rue
Fairfield
Harold
Ing Assn
National Beach
Great Miami River
National Arbor Day Foundation
Wildlife
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Harrison Wildcat
Wm. Harrison High School
Wildcat Nine Hampered by Rain in Weekend Run
Harrison Wildcat baseball team played only one game last week due to rain and cold. They defeated South Dearborn 10-6 after a 16-1 win over Oak Hills. Ron Davis earned his first win of the year as Harrison built a quick lead and preserved it despite late Knight rallies. Jay Powers, John Van derpohl, Mike Kinnett, and Terry Wilson posted multi hit nights including doubles as Harrison improves to 4-2 and schedules five straight games this week.
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Harrison Wildcat
Dave Bader
Oak Hills
South Dearborn
Ron Davis
Cats
Harrison
Knights
Jay Powers
John Vanderpohl
Mike Kinnett
Terry Wilson
Weatherman
Roger Bacon
Finneytown
Newport Catholic
North College Hill
Lawrenceburg
Ladycats Take Fifth at K of C Relays
The Ladycats finish fifth among 14 schools as Centerville wins with 36 points. Coach Carol Shivone’s team earns 12 points, led by 400 Relay third place with Linda Thompson Vicky Nixon Celeste Thompson and Kelly Morse. 800 Relay sixth with Pies Thompson Nixon Thompson. Shuttle Hurdles sixth with Brickner Brown Hanselman Rapp. Long Jump fourth for Nixon and Thompson. Hosting League Relays and inviting Invitational on Saturday April 16 at 9 30 a.m.
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Ladycats
Centerville
Carol Schiavone
Linda Thompson
Vicky Nixon
Celeste Thompson
Kelly Morse
Lisa Pies
Patty Brickner
Dina
Harrison Junior School Track Finishes Third at Finneytown Meet
Harrison junior boys placed third at the Finneytown Invitational Track Meet on April 7, beating Reading Finneytown and Wyoming but trailing White Oak and Fairfield. Highlights: Adams and Loebel won long jump. Dearwester and Baker won discus. Brown and Snelbaker won pole vault. Adams, Armstrong, Dearwester, and Brown set a meet record with 4 05 in the mile relay. Walsh tied the seventh grade high jump school record at 5 feet.
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Harrison
Finneytown
Reading
Wyoming
White Oak
Fairfield
Wildcats
Steve Adams
Randy Loebel
Mark Dearwester
Andy Baker
Darrell Brown
Jeff Snelbaker
Fred Armstrong
Vince Walsh
Jason Urbanski
Matt Mobley
Andy Ramey
Chip Noel
Baker
Jeff Snelleker
Davis
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VFW
Lawrenceburg Road
Downs New Castle
Battle of the Bands
Sunnyside
Rte
Aurora
ABC
Council Considers
By Alishea Reed
South
Dearborn
Barry Niemeyer
K.of C
Wiley
Jason Manning
Sterling
Ross
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