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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1972

Page

2

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.

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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