Harrison's Select Soccer Triumph Over Lawrenceburg 3-1
Harrison's 1968 select boys soccer team defeated Lawrenceburg 3-1 at the Harrison Community Center on April 16, marking the second game of the season and their first win after a 1-1 start. Greg Chuck scored one, with Mike Lampe and Doug Nusekabel adding the others. standouts included Rod Kinnett and goalie Brian Brunner.
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Harrison Area
Lawrenceburg
Harrison Community Center
Harrison
Harrison Boys
Greg Chuck
Rod Kinnett
Brian Brunner
Joe Suder
Chris Alden
Paul Brickner
Brian Scott
Greg Kammerer
Tony Riehle
Steve Barnes
Mike Bollinger
Chris Bauman
Chris Drew
Jeremy Alden
Doug Nusekabel
Nick Caligari
Mike Lampe
Big Win For Winton S&L Fireballs
The Winton Savings and Loan Fireballs 1972 girls Spring select soccer team notched their first victory, 9 0 over W F W in the West Side Soccer League. New uniforms funded by Winton S and L under coaches Ford Lampe and Ron Nusekabel. Team members include Tammy Boeing Christi Brotherton Jeannie Evers Lori Esterman Carla Farmer Meredith Hewer Michelle Lampe Becky Nusekabel Lee Ann Salzman Leyane Schaefer Beth Selm Lynne Siefferman Tammy Pies Jennifer Wells.
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Winton Savings and Loan
W.F.W
Ford Lampe
Ron Nusekabel
Tammy Boeing
Christi Brotherton
Jeannie Evers
Lori Esterman
Carla Farmer
Meredith Hewer
Michelle Lampe
Becky Nusekabel
Lee Ann Salzman
Leyane Schaefer
Beth Selm
Lynne Siefferman
Tammy Pies
Jennifer Wells
Road Runners Win First Victory Summary
Road Runners secure their first win behind key plays from Kelli Drew and Vicky Hinkle. Halfbacks Jenny Lawson Tracy Haven Schild Joy Schaefer and Jamie Cook contributed on offense with frontline push from Courtney Kelly Lisa Bauman Missy Jackson Heather Schulte Keri Grubbs and Michelle Sexton.
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Kelli Drew
Vicky Hinkle
Jenny Lawson
Tracy Havenschild
Joy Schaefer
Jamie Cook
Courtney Kelly
Lisa Bauman
Missy Jackson
Heather Schulte
Keri Grubbs
Michelle Sexton
Harrison Church Softball Begins 1983 Season
Harrison Church Softball League opens its 1983 season at the Harrison Community Center with four Thursday games at 6 20 and 7 20 p m Crosby United Methodist faces St John United Church of Christ in the opener. The league invites all residents to attend this fast paced family entertainment.
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Harrison Community Center
Harrison Church
Crosby United Methodist
St. John United Church of Christ
Kindervelt 65 Holds Dinner Meeting at PFC Harrisons
Kindervelt 65 met at PFC Harrisons for a special dinner meeting. Outgoing president Nancy Fuell presided as the 1983-84 officers were announced and presented with mementos. Officers include President Trina Jacobs and Vice President Maria Day, plus secretary Lyn Ungru and others. Plans discussed for upcoming Children’s Clothing and Toy Sale and a Square Dance event, with details to follow.
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PFC Harrisons
Kindervelt
Nancy Fuell
Trina Jacobs
Maria Day
Lyn Ungru
Joan Metze
Sheri Button
Diane Pensinger
Mart
Mary Ann Huffner
Sunshine Mary Smith
Buschur
Wildcats Sweep on Road as Softball Edges Pioneers
The Varsity boys softball and baseball teams beat Greenhills 8-4 and 5-2 respectively on the road. Jay Powers earned the pitching win, while Ronny Davis went 3-4 with three doubles. The girls fell 5-2. Both squads head to Finneytown Friday. Track squads shone at Relays and Reading Meet with several top finishes. The Ladycats prep for outside lunches starting May 1 as the Wildcat Roar debuts, praising staffers and upcoming days left in the school year.
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Greenhills Pioneers
Jay Powers
Wildcat
Ronny Davis
Ladycats
Finneytown
Reading
Pat “Brinker
Vicky Nixon
Wildcats Tennis Beat Taylor Yellow Jackets 5-0 In Meet
Wildcats ace Taylor 4-1 as Matt Jonas wins 6-4 6-4 and Bob Greine dominates 6-0 6-2. Freshman Kevin McDowell goes 3rd singles 6-0 6-1. Morris Schunk duo takes 3 sets 6-7 6-3 6-2. Hill Mains win 6-4 6-3. Next three days push record with 5-0, 4-1, 5-0 wins over Reading Madeira Western Hills. McDowell 6-0 6-1. Greiwe 6-4 2-6 6-4. Jonas 6-2 6-1 over Moore. Morris Schunk net play 6-4 6-2. Friday loss to Greenhills 4-1. Wittenbrook wins 6-4 6-3.
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Wildcat
Taylor Yellowjackets
Matt Jonas
Bob Greine
Kevin McDowell
Tom Morris
Todd Schunk
Brent Hill
Mike Mains
Cats
Reading
Madeira
West
Ern Hills
Bob
Greiwe
Bill Moore
West Hi
Greenhills
Tim Wittenbrook
Help Needed To Repair Courts
City of Harrison faces requests to share costs for repairing town tennis courts used by residents free of charge. Council members discuss vandalism costs and prioritize potential repairs while noting other pressing needs. Dole cites vandalism as a driver for cautious spending. Horns and Kuhlmann urge study of the proposal.
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City of
Harrison
James Dole
Appalachian Festival marks 13th annual event in Cincinnati
The 13th annual Appalachian Festival runs Thursday through Sunday at the Cincinnati Convention Center. Dates show April 28 from 7 to 10 pm, April 29–30 from 11 am to 10 pm, and May 1 from 11 am to 6 pm. Admission is 3 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for seniors. The event features over 70 exhibitors selling Appalachian crafts and includes live music, square dancing, and demonstrations by R W Stapp of Harrison, among others.
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Cincinnati Convention Center
Chiana
R.W. Stapp
Harrison
Healthworks 1983 Huge Success In Harrison
Healthworks 1983 event in Harrison drew participants for health tests and screening. Organizers reported strong turnout and positive reception, with several clinics offering checkups and wellness guidance to attendees.
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Harrison
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