Local notes highlight families and visitors across cities
Sue Le Pie reports Virgil L. Lockwood on leave with his parents. A new daughter Linda Ann named at Ft Hamilton Hospital. Ruby Clark and Amarillo visitors recall Harrison ties. James Acra sightseeing in the Smokies. Baker nieces stay with relatives in Greenhills. Martha Adams visiting Sardinia. 15 years ago recalls Backhas ceremony in Gatlinburg. 10 years ago twins born to Price and Kober families. Daniel Alan and Denise Ann named. Christine Lowe and relatives visit as Sister Elizabeth Ann prepares for Denver teaching post. James Roessler named top airman in security squadron. Kathy Hans celebrated 15th birthday with island slumber party.
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Sue le Pie
Virgil L. Lockwood
Clifford Queen
Leroy Wich
Carolina Trace Road
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Linda Ann
Ruby Clark
Amarillo
Texas
Frank Schuetz
Clarks
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Smokies
E. K. Beatty
North Jefferson St
Erlanger
Erma Banks
Aileen Banks
Andrew J. Banks
Chappelow Ridge Road
Robert Price
Mercy Hospital
Daniel Alan
Denise Ann
Emma Price
Hamilton
Fred Kober
Harrison
Daniel
Teressa Marie
Livonia
Michigan
Mr. Viel
Paul Viel
Kater Ave
James H. Roessler
I Security
Kathy ‘Hans
Mt. Hope Road
Bridal Shower Honors Sally Ripperger Attended by Bridesmaids
A bridal shower held on July 20 honored Sally Ripperger with bridesmaids Sue Ferrebee Dotty Ripperger and Carol Knoliman in attendance. Airman Apprentice John J. Strassell USN, son of Mr and Mrs John F Strassell, serves at Naval Air Station Barbers Point Hawaii about 25 miles from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia McFarland
Diane Bachman
Linda
Lana Greiser
Kathy
Sally Ripperger
Sue Ferrebee
Dotty Ripperger
Carol Knoliman
John J. Strassell
C H Edges Kiwanis 4-3 In July Baseball Clash
C H beat Kiwanis 4-3 at K of C field in a well played game. Walt Nowlin pitched for C H with Mike Farrow catching and had strong pitching. Key Kiwanis hitters included P Nolan and L French driving in runs. C H players highlighted include Jeff Salzman Dave Spraker Walt Nowlin and Bruce Large. All star selections favored Nowlin Spraker Large. Next C H game vs Lions on Aug 2 at Big Waterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-H
Kiwanis
Walt Nowlin
Mike Farrow
Walt
P. Nolan
L. French
A. Williams
G. Mendel
D. McGill
Paul Nolan
M. Zimmer
Paul
CH Jeff Salzman
Dave Spraker
Bruce Large
Bill Tom Jefferies
Bryan Koors
Greg Waller
Lonnie French
Mark Cole
Jim Bohley
Jeff Salzman
Jim Thomas
Dave Wiseman
Larry Waller
Joe Nowlin
Jim Spraker
Dave Waller
Tom Nowlin Jr
Lions
Big Waterworks
Super Bugs Reach Semi finals After Victory Over Legion
West V.W. Super Bugs advance to the DX semi finals by defeating American Legion 14 to 8. Pitcher Ken Hornsby allowed 8 runs and 7 hits while striking out 3. Scoring and defensive highlights include Robin Schneider with two doubles and a single, Bob King two hits, and Jerry Collins a triple. West V.W. faces Frisch's on Tuesday August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super Bugs
American Legion
Ken Hornsby
V.W
Chris Kuhlmann
Ken Greenwell
Legion
Robin Schneider
W.W
Bob King
Dan Eckel
Jerry Collins
Tim Strunk
Jim Sauders
Ed Losekamp
Chris Heaton
American
West V.W. Triumphs In Rough Coast Total
Ken Hornsby pitched for V.W. allowing 9 runs and 9 hits with 3 strikeouts as they overcame an early deficit at Monfort Heights. Jerry Collins sparked the comeback with a two run homer while Dan Eckel Robin Schneider Bob King Tim Strunk Dave Garrison and Hornsby contributed offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loan
Monfort Heights
Ken Hornsby
V.W
West V.W
Jerry Collins
Dan Eckel
Robin Schneider
Bob King
Tim Strunk
Dave Garrison
Legion DX Team Tops Fischer's In Lively Baseball Play
Legion DX defeated Fischer's 138 to 20 in an eliminations game on the grade school field. Pitching for Fischer's were R Simpson and R Stapleton who gave up 15 hits and walked 13. Legion pitchers Greenwell and Kuhlmann allowed 12 hits and 4 walks. Notable hits include Robben, Grubbs, Ballard, Heaton, and Khulmann. Aftergame treats were provided by Glen Wood's family and the McAdams family. The Legion DX picnic followed on July 25 at Bowles Woods Park with a boys versus fathers game and Don Miller's surprise gift to each boy.
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American Legion DX
Fischer’s
R. Simpson
R. Stapleton
E. Robben
S. Grubbs
R. Robben
T. Ballard
R. Klopfstein
T. Klopfstein
Legion
Ken Greenwell
Chris Kuhlmann
Mike Booker
Glen Wood
Eric Lauch
Wayne French
Jerry Duckworth
Chris Heaton
Chris Khulmann
Ron McAdams
Mr. Wood
Glen
Legion DX
Bowles Woods Park
McAdams
Ron
Ray Greenwell
American Legion
Don Miller
Ray
Don
Hawks Fly Over Beige Fields In Elimination Bid
Hawks beat Beige Fields 13 to 5 to keep elimination hopes alive. Pitcher Ronnie Brooks allowed four hits, struck out five and walked 11. Biege Fields pitchers Warders and Losekamp gave up 13 runs on 14 hits with six strikeouts and 10 walks. Hawk hitters included D Dole and G Dole with multiple hits, R Brooks added a double and two singles, and D Kaufhold, M Ketterer each had a single. Two Hawks double plays highlighted the defense.
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Hawks
Biege Fields
Ronnie Brooks
Warders
Losekamp
Sheley
Vaught
Kraus
D. Dole
G. Dole
R. Brooks
P. Bahner
D. Bryant
B. Hoppins
D. Kaufhold
M. Ketterer
G. Metz
Kroger DX Wins 1st Elimination Round 3 1 Victory
Kroger DX defeated Bunnell Insurance 3 to 1 in an hour eight minute seven inning elimination game. Tom Simpson and Mike Sauntry teamed for Bun nell Insurance with three hits allowed and four strikeouts. Danny West had two doubles for Bunnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger DX
Bunnell Insurance
Tom Simpson
Mike Sauntry
Tom
Bunnell’s
Danny West
Kroger's Edge Opponents With Strong Pitching and Defense
Terry Wolf pitched for Kroger's allowing 2 hits 4 walks and 9 strikeouts. Brian Upchurch caught. Hitting for Kroger's were Gary Bennett Paul Morrison and Darcy Riegel with singles. Both teams played solid defense.
Kroger DX Rolls to Second-Round Win Over Village Pharmacy
Kroger DX defeated Village Pharmacy 30 to 1 in the second round. Village pitchers Gabbard Harris Wickman and Wilson allowed 24 hits 22 walks and 7 strikeouts. Kroger hitters led by Terry Wolf Darcy Riegel and Brian Upchurch with multiple singles and doubles. Upchurch threw out 4 and formed 2 double plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger DX
Village Pharmacy
Gabbard
Harris
Wickman
Wilson
Tom Sawyer
Terry Wolf
Kroger’s
Roger Kolb
Gary Bennett
Paul Morrison
Darcy Riegel
Brian Upchurch
John Daruler
Chris Burk
Jeff Schalk
Gary Busch
Country Kitchen Thumps Blanken's in Elimination Round
Country Kitchen defeated Blanken's Studio 10-6 in Monday's elimination. Pitcher John Yocum allowed 6 runs on 5 hits and 10 walks with 4 strikeouts. Key drives came from Johnny Eversole, Paul Vogelsang and Tony Vogelsang who combined for multiple RBIs and base hits.
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Country Kitchen
Blanken
Studio
John Yocum
Johnny Eversole
Danny Ballard
Terry Sanders
Ricky Garrison
Kirk Gutzwiller
Steve Fliedman
Jeff Jackson
Paul Vogelsang
Tony Vogelsang
Jim Walsh
Robert Ramsey
Rob Grubbs
Harrison 5 H squeaks past Skeffingtons in extra innings
Harrison 5 H edged Skeffingtons 1-0 in ten innings to advance from a first round in the Knothole tournament. Brad Gray pitched all ten for Harrison with 17 strikeouts and two hits allowed. R Kater doubled and scored on a squeeze bunt by Gray in the top of the tenth for the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Skeffington’s
5-H
District 17
Brad Gray
Brad
R. Kater
G. Glasscock
B. Gray
Kater
P. Nolan
M. Rudisell
S Gulley
Kroger Beats Fuernstein's 4-2 To Close Season
Kroger defeats Fuernstein's 4 to 2 to finish the season 9 and 2, tied for second. Fuernstein's pitchers Phil Gaebe and Greg Dennis allowed 9 hits and 3 walks with 4 strikeouts. Ron Dunaway had a single and Dean Williams added two hits for Fuernstein's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger DX
Fuernstein
Kroger’s
Phil Gaebe
Greg Dennis
Fuernstein’s
Dean Williams
Ron Dunaway
Reds Begin Long Homestand With Expos Series In August
The Cincinnati Reds open a 15 game homestand with a three game set against the Montreal Expos at Riverfront Stadium starting Friday August 6. Highlights include Country Music Nite on August 7 8 and a Reds Hall of Fame induction August 17. A free T Shirt for youths 14 and under is offered August 8 22. The club previously won 9 of 12 on the prior homestand.
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Cincinnati Reds
Montreal Expos
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Riverfront
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Montreal
Faron Young
Jean Dison
Dave Hall
Johnny Vander Meer
Cubs
Police Gazette
Shriners
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame
Cardinals
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Little Bo Rathgeber
Bob Rathgeber
Expos
Kroger's Batter Jerry Wolf Leads Hitters in Narrow Loss
Terry Wolf gave up 3 hits 6 walks 1 hit batter and struck out 12. Kroger's batters Terry Wolf Paul Morrison Roger Kolb Gary Bennett Brian Upchurch Darcy Riegel Chris Burk and Gary Busch produced multiple singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigles
Erry Wolf
Brian Upchurch
Kroger’s
Terry
Terry Wolf
Paul Morrison
Roger Kolb
Gary Bennett
Darcy Riegel
Chris Burk
Gary Busch
First National Tops Odd Fellows in League Playoff
Ron Beckman earned the win for First National Bankers as they crushed Odd Fellows 13 to 1 in game one of the D League playoffs. Beckman delivered a triple and single while Tony Remillard added a double and two singles. Todd Boggs and Timmy Wright contributed multiple hits as the Bankers jumped to a 5-run first inning and tallied eight more runs. Benter spoiled Beckman's no hitter bid with an infield single in the last inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Beckman
National Bankers
Odd Fellows
Bankers
Tony Remillard
Todd Boggs
Timmy Wright
Benter
Ron
C H Wins First Elimination Game
C H defeated K of C 6 1 in a well played elimination game on July 26 at Water Works. Walt Nowlin pitched allowing 1 run and 2 hits with 11 strikeouts. Mike Farrow caught. EK hitters G Nagel and D Powers homered. K of C pitcher G Nagle and T Sheley also pitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterwork
C-H
Walt Nowlin
Mike Farrow
Walt
EK. of
G. Nagel
D. Powers
K. of
G. Nagle
T. Sheley
C Hawks Defeat By Nagel In High Scoring Contest
Nagel allowed six runs nine hits and five walks with six strikeouts as C Hawks top hitters Jeff Salzman and Walt Nowlin went three for three each including a triple for Nowlin who drove in three. Bruce Large added a triple and RBI while Waller Wiseman and Kinnett contributed singles. Center fielder P Bradley and infielders Skipton Powers made solid plays and Walt Nowlin Sr. managed the squad with assistance. Next game against Kiwanis at K of C tied July 29 at 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagel
C-H
Jeff Salzman
Walt Nowlin
Bruce Large
Greg Waller
Dave Wiseman
Jeff Kinnett
P. Bradley
S. Skipton
D. Powers
Walt
Kiwanis
Walt Nowlin Sr
Jim Bohley Sr
Larry Waller
Jim Spraker
Joe Nowlin
Tom Nowlin Sr
Highlanders Win Final Regular Season Game in High-Scoring Win
Highlanders topped Feldhaus in a wild free swinging matchup. Felhaus stars included C Clones Danny Gillman C Conliff L Hunt Minges and B Pointer with multiple hits. Highlanders featured Chuck Mullins Chris Mullins Curt Farmer Brad Noes and Jeff Hubbard delivering key hits and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlander
Felhaus
C. Clones
Danny Gillman
C. Conliff
L. Hunt
G. Minges
B. Pointer
Chuck Mullins
Chris Mullins
Curt Farmer
Brad Noes
Jeff Hubbard
Home and Area News: Press Subscription Reminder
A local notice urges readers to subscribe to the Press for home and area news coverage. The appeal emphasizes timely updates on community events, local government, and neighborhood developments.
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Ohio
Harrison, Ohio
Carl Fitzwater
Price Hill
Raymond H. Backhas
Price
Bush
Patty
Clarence Lowe
N. Hill St
Daugher
M. Elizabeth Ann
Rita Clare
Precious Blood Convent
Dayton
Elizabeth Ann
Denver
Colorado
Cure Dears School
Stella Rechenbach
Bright Area
Don Paige
Whitewater
Fischer
Kroger
Brendamour Sporting Goods
U. S
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cg&e
Ann Holiday
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