Mary Hartman wins second in Amateur Show at Harrison School
Look back at 30 years to Mary Hartman an 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Hartman of West Harrison who placed second in her age group for a Japanese dance in ballet shoes at Harrison School Auditorium on a recent Tuesday.
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Final Week For Softball Sign Ups
Signups for Harrison Girls Softball League run Saturdays January 29 and February 5 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the community center on George Street. Girls in grades 3 through 12 are eligible. Umpires needed 14 and up. Fees: 12 for one, 22 for two, 30 for three in a family.
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Harrison Jr Baseball Signups At Lake's Sporting Goods
Harrison Jr baseball signups for the upcoming season take place at Lake's Sporting Goods on February 19 9 00 am to 4 00 pm February 26 9 00 am to 4 00 pm and March 5 9 00 am to 4 00 pm The fee remains 12 for one boy 22 for two boys and 30 for three or more boys Payments due at signup If a boy tries out for Knothole and is cut but not signed up he cannot play If accepted Knothole money is refunded Contact Charlie Murray at 367 0630 to volunteer as a manager.
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Christ Centered Owls Drop Pair
The Christ Centered School Owls fell to St. Marys of Aurora 30 to 23 on Monday, then to Norwood Baptist School 53 to 25 on Thursday. Charles Smith led with 8 and 9 points in the two games, Todd Turner added double figures in rebounds, and the Owls, coached by Tony Thomas, close the season with a Friday 4:30 p.m. home game against Tree of Life Christian School in Columbus, Ohio.
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Tony Thomas
Tree of Life Christian School
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12th Annual Bowl Down Cancer Tournament
The American Cancer Society kicks off the 12th annual Bowl Down Cancer Tournament on February 19 in the Tri State area. Players bowl in an 80 percent handicap event with a $500 first prize in both the men’s and women’s divisions. youths donate $1 for trophies, patches and medals. Finalists advance to March 26 and 27 at venues in Cincinnati and Newport.
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Cat Wrestlers Triumph and Close Week With Wins
Harrison varsity wrestling traveled to Loveland on Friday January 28 losing to Loveland 34 27. Cats defeated McNick 44 17 and topped Wyoming 60 6. Reserve team beat Northwest 52 11. invitational slated for February 5 with strong local athlete participation.
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Wildcats edge Jackets in tight Harrison Taylor clash
The Harrison Taylor contest ended with a 52 to 57 score as the Wildcats avenged an early loss to the Yellowjackets in a hard fought game. John Vanderpohl scored 21 for Harrison while John Bevis led the Jackets with 28.
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Ladycats Extend Four-Game Win Streak After Taylor Victory
The Ladycats push their record to 9 6 in the Reserve and 10 6 in Varsity. Sophomore Brenda Thaler leads Reserve scoring with 8, while Senior Melissa Crone tops Varsity with 16 in a tense overtime win at Taylor. Jody Romohr and Diane Nagele also reach double figures.
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Lee Ann Rich
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Shelly Anderson
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Diane Nagele
Jody Romohr
Karen Roell
Sheila Atwood
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