Wildcats remain undefeated in national division standings
The Harrison Wildcats varsity baseball team held off Reading Blue Devils 9 5 to stay undefeated in Hamilton County League play at 6 0 and 13 3 overall. Pitcher Jay Powers earned the win to move to 8 1 with 13 strikeouts, while the lineup featured Thaler three RBIs and multiple timely hits.
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Wildcat
Reading Blue Devils
Cats
Jay Powers
Harrison
Powers
Ray Thaler
Thaler
Reading
John Vanderpohl
Mike Kinnett
Vanderpohl
Kinnett
Kevin Radcliffe
Ladycats Rally To Edge Reading In Close Softball Game
Harrison High School girls varsity softball stayed in the hunt for first place with a 6-5 win over Reading Blue Devils on the home diamond. Susan Messerschmidt earned the win as the Ladycats battled through a late-inning threat, improving to 7-2 overall and 5-2 in league play.
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Reading Blue Devils
Harrison
Greenhills
Ladycats
Destiny
Susan Messerschmidt
Mike Schiering
Harrison High School
Jane Werner
Kelley Hey
Lee Ann Rich
Angie Ballard
Brenda Thaler
Cheryl Werner
Joyce Abrams
Diane Nagele
Jody Romohr
Lou Buckley
Kim Davis
Jean Mason
Misty Lane
Harrison Ladycats burn up track with 34-5 record
Harrison High School girls track under coach Carol Schiavone rolled to 34 5 this season with six meets and three invitational wins. Reading Invitational win 89 74 over Finneytown highlighted by Patty Brickner and Julie Otte high jump 4 10 while Lisa Zander set a school 880 record 2 36 8 and Vicky Nixon excelled in long jump and sprints with multiple top finishes
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Barry Niemeyer
Harrison High School
Ladycats
Carol Schiavone
Reading
Cats
Mt. Healthy
Finneytown
Julie Otte
Patty Brickner
Celeste Thompson
Kelly Morse
Vicky Nixon
Lisa Zander
Winners Of Bass Tournament At Miami Whitewater
Twenty five two man teams competed in the first bass fishing series event by Hamilton County Park District at Miami Whitewater Forest Lake. Elvis Miller and Gary Henson won with 9.2 pounds and a 4.2 pound largest fish. Second went to Greg Matson and John Socol. No third place finisher.
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Miami-Whitewater
Forest Lake
Hamilton County Park District
Park District
Elvis Miller
Ross
Gary Henson
Bridgetown
Miller
Greg Matson
Blue Ash
John Socol
College
Adkins
Miami-Whitewater Forest
R.W. Adkins
Henson
New Chief and Assistant Chief Named for Parks District
Hamilton County Board of Park Commissioners confirms Richard Greer as Chief of Park District Rangers and Gary Hoffman as Assistant Chief. Greer, longtime employee since 1975, rose to sergeant in 1979 and captain later. Hoffman, 32, joined in 1974, promoted to sergeant in 1978, and serves in multiple districts. Both hold military and professional affiliations.
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Hamilton County
Harrison Cats Sweep Taylor Invitational Track Meet Title
Harrison High School boys track won seven events at the Taylor Invitational in a strong showing with Tom Harris in discus and Jim Chaney in the 800, plus relay wins. The team later faltered at Finneytown Relays, finishing behind Glen Este andWyoming, as they prepare for Reading Invitational and their own Harrison Invitational on May 5-6 with 11 varsity teams and nine reserve squads.
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Greenhills
Harrison
Bader
Powers
Vanderpohl
Cats
Wildcat
Cincinnati Enquirer
Kinnett
Ross
Wyoming
Finneytown
Taylor
Oak Hills
Barry Niemeyer
Hariison High School
Glen Este
Reading
Tom Harris
Andy Rosenburg
John Grimm
Jim Chaney
John Roessler
Ed Thrasher
Dave Eckel
Chris Meyer
Jim Eckel
Mark Pope
Tom Nolan
Ron Williams
Tony Keith
Daryl Rider
Doug Dole
Ron Pies
Paul Seiter
Mark Hoffman
Mark Grubbs
Bob Kellogg
Troy Gabbard
Mike Flynn
Wilson Law
McNicholas
St. Bernard
Wyoming Cape
Madeira
Lockland
Family Festival at Lake Isabella Sponsored by Park District
The Hamilton County Park District and WSAI sponsor the Second Annual Family festival featuring fishing clinics a derby a children’s pond live Bluegrass music and fishing on Lake Isabella. All vehicles require a 1983 Motor Vehicle Permit at 1.00 daily or 3.00 annually with free park admission inside. For more info call Lake Isabella at 791 1663.
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Lake Isabella
Class To Hold Fifth Year Reunion
The Harrison Class of 1978 will hold its fifth year reunion on Saturday June 4 at Harrison K of C picnic grounds. Cost is 5 dollars per person and attendees bring a picnic lunch. A band will play in the evening.
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Harrison
Harrison K of C
Society Bank
Harrison Ave
Ohio
Atln
Julie Enneking
Marcia Avery
Gene Allen
Charles Ashcraft
Grace Baltrush
Scott Edward Beaver
Cindy Berninger
Kim Bryant
Rick Carey
Harry Cameron
Jim Davis
Rick Dennis
James Farwick
Theresa Fisher
Jim Getz
Tonya Gebicke
Carol Hall
Ray Helms
Melanie Hisel
Danny Hopkins
Don Kamphaus
Marcia Larman
Brenda Lewis
Valerie Lewis
Troy Martin
Paul McGregor
Rhonda Moore
Don Morgan
Cindy Nichols
Bob Peak
Debbie Pennington
Lisa Perry
Luann Rosfelder
Brian Stenger
Melody Wilson
Dave Wiseman
Nadine (Jacobs
Earls
Cathy (Booker
Minges
Nadine
Cathy
Knights of Columbus Fish Fry and Horseshoe Tournament
The Knights of Columbus sponsor a fish fry and horseshoe tournament at their grounds on Friday May 6. Entry is one dollar for singles. Pits open at 4:00, open play starts at 6:00 with top eight qualifiers for prizes. Fish fry runs from 4:00 to 8:00.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Grounds
Itched belief about money and misfortune
A historical note suggests a superstition that itching would bring money or wealth, reflecting a belief in lucky signs. The fragment shows how readers once connected bodily sensations to financial outcomes and prosperity.
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Tom Miller
Terry Wilson
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Radcliffe
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Tankersley
Dave Bader
Doug King
Pioneers
Davis
Taylor Yellowjackets
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L Eading
Hamilton Badin
Messerschmidt
North College Hill
Brickner
Nixon
Otto
Laura
Ae der
Linda Thompson
Lisa Pies
Linda Thomp
Greg Martin
College Hill
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