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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1972

Page

6

5-H Truck Stop Splits In Baseball Doubleheader

Doug Metz pitched one hit ball with three strikeouts as 5-H beat Addyston 14 0 and then lost 10-1 to Modern Electric. Tim Noyes led 5-H with three hits while Nesmith struck out ten for Modern Electric. 5-H hosts Cleves at Country Kitchen at 6 00 to force a tie for second place.

Sleeee Addys- Electric Addyston Doug Metz Terry Wolf Tim Noyes Steve Nolan Roger Pollock Bobby King Bob Lehrter Modern Electric Nesmith Modern Electric Led To the Defeat For 5-H 5-H Tim Bill Burgess Cleves Country Kitchen

West VW Fights To Runner-Up At Harrison Junior Invite

West VW “Superbugs” finished second in the Harrison Junior Invitational, held June 24 and 25 at the old Country Kitchen Field and K. of C. Grounds. They beat Milan Cubs 13 to 6 with Frank Whipple, Jerry Collins and Dan Eckel keying the offense.

West V.W. “Superbugs Harrison Old Country Kitchen K. Af C West V.W Milan Cubs Frank Whipple Jerry Collins Dan Eckel Cubs Dennis Thomas Ernie Gibson Gibson Indiana Thomas Ridner Kraus Vickers Barton Whipple Doug Bybee Eckel Mike Morgenthal Fuernstein V.W

West WW tops Milan Giants 10 9 after late rally

West WW erased an 8-2 deficit to beat the Milan Giants 10-9. Doug Bybee drove in the winning run with a bottom seventh single. Frank Whipple and Jerry Collins pitched for VW, while Geoff Cutter and teammates contributed for the Giants.

Giants Hillman Craig Cutter Mark Collier Geoff Cutter Doug Me Ted Norman Whipple V.W Dan Eckel Doug Bybee Jerry Collins Mike Mergenthal Glen Buckley Jim Sauders Mike Zimmer

Donna & Gene's Takes Victory in Close Clash

Donna & Gene's edged Campbell Rd.field on Wednesday June 21 by 9 to 8 after a see-saw battle. Pitchers were Bobby Brotherton and Danny Diersing for D & G with Loren Lanham catching. Other D & G players included K Fohl M Schlarman B Moster and John Yocum. Village Pharmacy countered with J Wilson J Parker and teammates R Hacker J Reiter R Rider B Jeffries M Harris J Wickman M Whitaker P Bradley and D Rueter.

Campbell Rd Donna & Gene’s Bobby Brotherton Danny Diersing Loren Lanham K. Fohl M. Schlarman B. Moster M. Horsley B. Schlarman D. Harley John Yocum Village Pharmacy J. Wilson J. Parker R. Hacker J. Reiter R. Rider B. Jeffries M. Harris J. Wickman M. Whitaker P. Bradley D. Rueter Donna & Gene's Adams Texaco R. Brotherton J. Yocum L. Lanham K. Klopfstein

Kroger's Beats Valley Motors In Lopsided Win

Kroger's defeated Valley Motors 29 to 2 as Gary Bennett led with three doubles and two singles. Stevie Fliedman and Danny West added multiple hits, while Nick Dole and West pitched. Valley Motors' Mark Baily, David Slayback and Mike Haat collected several singles. Haat, Richards and Slayback pitched.

Kroger Valley Motors Gary Bennett Stevie Fliedman Danny West Gary Bush Roger Kolb Tony Remillard Lester Wilson Cris Dole Nick Dole Mark Baily David Slayback Mike Haat Tom Shaver David Rutledge Casey Richards

First National Tops Campbell-Hausfeld in makeup game

First National defeated Campbell-Hausfeld on Monday June 19 in a makeup game, winning by a score not specified in the readable text. The outcome shows First National gaining the victory in a late schedule adjustment.

First National Campbell-Hausfeld

First National Triumph Reported With Key Plays

The article notes First National securing victory thanks to a decisive contribution by J. Acra assisted by Mike Moorse and T. L. effort noted as crucial to the outcome.

J. Acra Mike Moorse T. L Ong

Legion DX Team Secures Narrow Victory with Strong Hitting

Legion DX defeats opponents with key hits from Randy Edwards and Ken Greenwell while Kan Greenwell and Mike Lawhorn combine for pitching. The squad racks 5 hits and 5 walks while fanning several batters as the coach and manager extend thanks to Mr and Mrs.

G. Nagel Oe Ledge M. Farrow D. Sinyoect Legion Deme Kan Greenwell Janines Mike Lawhorn Wayne French Randy Edwards Ken Greenwell Jerry Duckworth

Valley Motors Play Donna Gene's After Grade School Party

After a boys party at the Grade School hosted by the American Legion, Valley Motors is set to play Donna and Gene's on Wednesday July 5 and Harrison Press at Whitewater for the main event.

Lausch Eric Valley Motors Donna Gene

Fischer's CX Captures Win Over Gene's Cycle Shop

Fischer's CX defeated Gene's Cycle Shop 14 2 on Friday night as rain halted the game in the bottom of the fifth. M Booker drove in 2 runs with a double, while Gene's lone hit came in the fifth inning. Whitaker 4 for 4 three singles and a triple led Fischer's, with West 3 for 3 and multiple others contributing in a 17 hit output.

Fischer Gene M. Booker RBI Chris Heaton Joe Nowlin John Whitaker Mark West Rick Gabbard Chuck Finley Brent Rolfes Ken Miller Greg Nagele Brian Upchurch Tim Strunk

Gene's Cycle Center defeats Whitewater Market 18 to 6

Gene's Cycle Center beat Whitewater Market 18 to 6 behind strong pitching by Chris who limited the Market to 6 runs on 8 hits and 1 walk with 8 strikeouts in 5 innings. Gene followed with solid pitching over two innings allowing 1 hit. Market hitters totaled 15 to 20 runs per game in the fragment.

Gene Whitewater Market Chris Christ Inn

Whitewater Baseball Narrowly Tops Honda with Strong Defense

Klopfstein and Reatherford made running catches in center and left as Heaton and Simpson turned grounders into easy outs. Mulligan worked the mound with three quick outs in an inning, while Niemeyer pitched despite 14 walks. Honda’s Klopfstein Booker Mulligan and Simpson led with multiple hits and runs in a tight game.

Andy Klopfstein Glenn “Rat” Reatherford Jerry Simpson Chris Heaton Klopfstein CF Simpson Mulligan Heaton Honda Klopfstein Booker Niemeyer Reatherford Frost Buckley Kuhlmann Jim Russell Tim Russell N. Young Whitewater Boys Hotepp Waugh Remillard T. Young

Bunnell Insurance Nets Second Straight Win

Bunnell Insurance defeated Donna & Gene's 16 to 12 to earn its second straight victory. The team trailed 7–2 after three innings, rallied with 11 runs in the sixth, and totaled 17 hits with 12 strikeouts.

Peewee Mangers To Meet July 10th

There will be an important meeting of all D DX and CX baseball managers on Monday in the Man Building. Fees and playoffs will be discussed. All teams should have a representative present.

Reds Home Stand Features Cubs Doubleheader and Pirates Series

The Cincinnati Reds host the Chicago Cubs in a four game weekend series at Riverfront Stadium starting Friday July 7 with Teen Nite. A two game Cubs sweep is followed by a three game Pirates visit July 11-13. Cubs stars Jenkins Pappas plus rookie Hooten pace a strong lineup. Pirates led by Clemente Sanguillen Stargell Oliver. Gary Nolan tops starters. Johnny Bench leads MLB homers and RBIs in late June. Tickets on sale at multiple outlets with mail order available.

Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium Chicago Cincinnati Pirates Cubs Blue Stone Ivory All So's Leake Reds Cy Young Ferguson Jenkins Milt Pappas Bert Hooten Rick Reuschel Wichita Glenn Beckett Billy Williams Ron Santo Jim Hickman Manny Sanguillen Rennie Stennett Willie Stargell al Oliver Bucs RBI Montreal Gary Nolan Los Angeles Johnny Bench Vine Street Stadium Plaza Level Burkhardt’s Men’s Hart Pharmacy Price Hill Cincinnati Reds, Inc P. O Ohio

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