Local notes reflect decades of community milestones
A compilation of past items lists Hahn and Louis Cook, Keeler's Service Station owner on S State St, 20 years ago. It notes Kenneth Koppmeier from the Navy Music School visiting Washington and Harrison motorists recognition. Also mentions weddings, engagements, and births spanning years with relatives tied to local families.
Thursday Goodfellowship League Ends Season with Wins
On April 20 1972 Wiedeman Beer and Tom's Ashland won three games from American Legion and Jones Pharmacy. Bob's Cozy Inn claimed the league title with Sunnyside Inn second as Ray Smith topped scores with a 620 series and 180 225 215 games.
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G. Gray
Katie Eckstein
Steve Pollock
C. Callaway
Jean Walsh
Gary Rolfes
Mary Ellen Bunnell
J. W. Adams
Wendy
Hhbe
Chris Noonan
Hazel Schuck
R. Rosemeyer
Bourquein Water
Vickie Douell
R. Anderson
Judy Smith
Esses
Barb Wesling
E. Gieringer
Bob’s
Cozy Innoe
Oanee
Connie Noel
Sis Wilson
Pasquale’s
Secent Terereeseeeeersere
Ann Bingle
Virginia Buckley Cups
Peconse
Eersecesee High Team
Mary Bader
Ruth Nutter
As Senpemmanans Asneeresees
Verna Brickner
Joan Browning
C. Frey
A. DeBruld
Bob Sharp
Pat Grubbs
Tim Merzweiler
Jean
Elizabeth Ian
Tim Bunnell
Charla Huffman
Bob Shaw
Libby Kerr
Roxas Kilwell Cewesse
Wayne French
Loretta Tebelman
Jamie Sherrill
Harrison Bowl
Darryl Pres
Bob Tom Harris
McConnaughey
Wayne Eae
Walt Nowlin Jr
June Nowlin
Earl Wilhelm
Mike Zimmer
Les
Audrey Meyer
Pat Sack
Sacebas
Bobby Fisher
Tim Mugweiler
Howard Fink
Ol Comnese
Mary Woieewee
Sharon Bennett
Windy St. John
Seeeweee
Dale Mendel
Gerry Richards
Paul Kraus
Vickie Storck
Les Henderick
Carol Hamon
Pepscola
Pat Sackett
Rosemary Dierdorf
Epeuinsncone
Kathy Cooper
John DeBruler
Ed Back
Frank Baldwin
Pepsi Cola
Bob Gibson
John Eversole
al Ralph Smith Rolfes
Harold Schuckwee
Hieed
al Rolfes
Earl Wilhelm Eesesees
Ancis Doyle
Corrie Ed Back
Chas. Pollock
Harold Schuck
Lou Minor
Joe Milesky
Kevin Grissom
Mark Dotyleveenences
Jack Wilson
Ted Storck
Jeanne Cooper
Rosie Dierdorf
Wiedeman Beer
Tom’s Ashland
American Legion
Jones Pharmacy
Schoenling Beer
Sunnyside Inn
Bob’s Inn
Rosemeyer's
U. S. Shoe
Liefferman Ins
Venice Castle
1St National Bank
Ray Smith
Ray
Crosley FieldHistory and Legacy in Cincinnati Sports
History of Crosley Field from its 1884 roots on Findlay to its 1970 demolition. Key moments include Redland Field becoming Crosley Field in 1904, early grandstands, Stinging Johnson crowds, 1935 first night game, 1939 Yankees vs Reds World Series, and 1957 scoreboard upgrade. Also notes on Riverfront Stadium scoreboard issues and the 1960s College Night game against the Pirates.
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Redland Field
Crosley Field
Red
Golde
Paul Derringer
Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ball Park
Newport Elks
Dayton, Ohio
Shroyers
Grover Cleveland Alexander
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Cincinnati Reds, Inc
City of
Riverfront Stadium
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Harrison
Ohio
Mrs
Bruce Bodle
George Emmich
Hyde Grownsville
Ed Hiler
Karen Dawn
Earl Hiler
Carol Margie
Richard Ragar, Jr
Richard Ragar
Harri
Set
United Airline
Viet Nam
PI News
Ham Rolfes
Elmer Gieringer
Robert Bixinstine
Bob Richards
Harold Dierdorf
Riley Johnson
Dale Boling
Bob
Norm Armstrong
Harrison Home Bakery
Harrison, Ohio
Southwest School District
S.W.L.S.D
James Searcy
South Elm St
Carolina Trace
New Haven Road
Carolina Trace Road
Aurora
Indiana
Dillsboro
Ford
Ferguson
Massey Harris Combine
P.T.O
New Holland
New Idea
Norge
A.E
USS
Tom Ward SR
Bill Hoffmeier
AL Cors
Lou Hoffmeier
Western Auto Assoc
John F. Miller & CO
Harrison Ave
By Bill Kuntz
King Wrecking Company
Findlay Street
Western Avenue
York Street
American Association Red Stockings
League Park
Palace of the Fans
Rooters
Sting
Em Johnson
Superior Laundry Company
Siebler
McClain
Bob Howsam
Eee
Tial
Cale Sarateae
Sane
Mr. Howsam
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates