Roll Over Merchants Roll Over Merchants
Loos defeats Merchants Bank 18 to 8 in a high scoring baseball game. Los exploded for eight runs in the second to surge ahead 10 to 6 by halftime, then held on as hitters Chris Oharra Daniel Cox Bobby Loos Kerry Wilson Melvin Smith David Matthews Allen Boyle and Mark Laub delivered multiple hits. Merchants’ Chris Lewis Perry Eggers Wendall Bunch Nathan Bender C Kugler Randy Riehle and Kevin Hoerzner contributed several singles. Hats off to Loos for a strong team performance.
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Merchants Bank
Loos
Los
Chris O’harra
Daniel Cox
Bobby Loos
Kerry Wilson
Melvin Smith
David Matthews
Allen Boyle
Mark Laub
Merchants
Chris Lewis
Perry Eggers
Wendall Bunch
Nathan Bender
C. Kugler
Randy Riehle
Kevin Hoerzner
Lake's Trucking Wins CX League Title In Narrow Finale
Lake's Trucking defeats Back's Drive Thru to clinch the CX League crown as Back's had led the standings most of the year. Lake's ends with 8 wins 2 losses, Back's 7 3. Derek Damman makes a centerfield catch and John Daughtery homers to pace Lake's, with multiple players contributing at bat and on base as Back's pitchers struggle. Irony hints Lions and ODD Fellows meet in first tournament game for an exciting baseball evening.
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Lake
Back
Back’s
Derek Damman
Chris McCray
John Daughtery
Bill Kurtz
Scott Kidd
Matt Fenech
Dennis Roark
Darian Lake
Jason Vieth
Craig Martin
Tony Hill
Shane Thaler
Scott Smith
Todd Grandstaff
Cary Keller
Joe Hemberger
Steve Rosseler
Joe Stokes
Erik Franklin
Les
Matt Stumpf
John Drees
Jimmy Huffner
Terry Gray
Anthony Bamonte
Aaron Green
A.J. Oliver
Clayton Kugler
Lions
ODD Fellows
West girls defeat National Carpet for eighth win in nine
Wests girls beat National Carpet 28 to 14 to improve to 8-1 with three games left in the season. Karla Huselton pitched Barb Pegg caught and key hitters included Joyce Abrams Jody Romohr and Kim Hopkins with multiple RBI games. Other contributions came from Shelly Getz Lou Buckley and Barb Pegg as the offense produced power and timely hitting.
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Wed
West
Karla Huselton
Barb Pegg
Kim Hopkins
RBI
Joyce Abrams
Jody Romohr
Shelly Getz
Lou Buckley
Susan Messerschmidt
Karen Holliday
Rhonda Lawhorn
Kim Smith
West VW
Besse Drugs
Sue Messerschmidt
Angie Ballard
Searcy Ends Season With Win By Searcy Nursery Team
Searcy edged Pasquale s 13 to 5 as Kirk Carus and Matt Lewis combined for quality pitching. Todd Watts led the offense with a home run and two singles, while Kasey Caruso added two singles and a triple. Acknowledgments to sponsors and coaches capped the win.
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Searcy Nursery
Pasquale
Searcy
Kirk Carus
Matt Lewis
Lewis
T.J. Walter
Kirk Caruso
Robby Crone
Kasey Caruso
Todd Watts
Watts
S. Searcy
Shannon Drury
Brian Houchin
Crone
Jeff Small
Owen Greenham
Donny Johnson
Merchants Bank Girls Win Gold Top Victory and Thanks
Merchant’s Bank’s girls defeated Gold Top 23-16 on July 9 with Lee Ann Taylor Tricia Davis Erin Roberts Christi Brotherton Sonja Fox and Tammy Miller among the hitters. Joanna Jacobs pitched while Molly Pruden ti and Stacy Christmas shared catching duties. coaches Messerschmidt Getz and Mr. Taylor praised the team.
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Merchant's Bank
Lee Ann Taylor
Tricia Davis
Erin Roberts
Christi Brotherton
RBI
Sonja Fox
Tammy Miller
Mindy Rider
Connie Noonan
Joanna Jacobs
Stacy Christman
Melanie Roell
Molly Prudenti
Beth Kirchner
Tammy Millay
Jeri Cloe
Linda Aretz
Michelle Loos
Erica Campbell
Nicole Harris
Stacy Christmas
Susan Messerschmidt
Shelly Getz
Mr. Taylor
F.O.P. Edges Pioneer Park 5-2 in Tight Contest
F.O.P. defeated Pioneer Park 5-2 on June 30 in a strong defensive game. Pitcher Jeff Schemer struck out eight in the first three innings while Andy Hoff turned three double plays aided by quick relays from Jason Hartung and Shane Murray. Fred Fox led F.O.P. at the plate with a triple, double and single, followed by Schemer with a triple and single. Hartung Hoff Minges and Parker each added a single.
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F.O.P
Pioneer Park
Jeff Schemer
Andy Hoff
Jason Hartung
Shane Murray
FOP Handcuffs RD Signs in decisive no hitter victory
FOP pitcher Jeff Schemer struck out nine and Fred Fox seven as FOP dominated RD Signs 20 to 1 in a no hitter. Hoff and Fox powered the offense with a cycle and Schemer added a homer and two other hits. Murray and Vignale each won five of six with four and five records in league play. Coaches Hoff and Ed thanked the players and parents for effort and hard work.
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RD Signs
F.O.P
Jeff Schemer
Fred Fox
Andy Hoff
Shane Murray
Jason Vignale
Greg Hoff
Gil's Locksmith Dominates A ball Showdowns For First
Gil's Locksmith clinched first place with a 12-2 win over Village Pharmacy as Jeff Callaway earned the win and Tony Gober earned the save. Gil's hitters featured Gober 3 for 4 Hobbs 2 for 3 and Sturgill 1 for 2 while Hawks Insurance fell 12-9 with Landers getting the win and Slayback 3 for 3 leading Gil's. Gil's then defeated Rosemeyer's 9-3 as Gober 3 for 3 and Slayback 2 for 4 powered the offense. Final note: Merchants Bank game 4-2, Gober 12 strikeouts.
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Gil's Locksmith
Village Pharmacy
Jeff Callaway
Tony Gober
Gil
Randy Hobbs
Art Gober
Mark Ungerbuhler
Mike Bollinger
Doug Horney
Greg Broschied
Gil’s
Bo Slayback
Dave Landers
Dave Sturgill
Donald Baker
Troy Slayback
Keith Caruso
Hawks
Dave Lander
Gil’s Locksmith
Hawks Insurance
Andy St. John
Jason Plogman
Doug Drew
Alan Wright
Craig Wilburn
Bob Lowe
Kelly McMillan
D. Walker
Rosemeyer
Locksmith
Rosemery
Plants
Robbie Urbanski
Dave Morena
M. Wainscott
M. Estes
Merchants Gil’s Locksmith
Merchants Bank
T. Gober
Wiitestone
J. Callaway
Merchants
Jim Estes
Scott Knollman
Rusty Gibson
Johnny Valentine
Joey Madden
Ken Black
Harrison Press
Jake's Girls Defeat Long Acct in softball protest win
Jake's Mecca Cafe beat James Long Acct 6-5 on July 6 after a May protest and later defeated Rick Rack's Sporting Goods 22-6 on July 9. Team members included Jill Zinser Cathy Sherman and Sherry Messer Schmidt with strong hitting from Kim Getz and Vicki King as Cathy Sherman pitched five innings. Our 9-0 record stands with next game set for July 16 at Harrison High School.
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Jake
Mecca Cafe
James Long
Acct
Jill Zinser
Cathy Sherman
Jake’s
Rick Rack
Donna Johnson
Vicki King
Carla Farmer
Tawyna Wuest
Sherry Messerschmidt
Missy Smith
Angie Kunze
Anissa Lawhorn
Suzanne Schook
Joe Nowlin
Russ Loos
Harrison High School
Winton Captures Two Wins For The Season
Winton earned two victories this season with a makeup game against Northside K of C on Tuesday June 25 resulting in a 19 to 15 win. J Rolfes led with a home run and two singles scoring twice while T Knock added four singles a triple and four runs. B Hollingsworth walked twice and hit two triples contributing to the win.
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Winton
Northside K of C
J. Rolfes
B. Hollingsworth
Winton Girls Earn Forfeit Victory Over Sunderhaus Auto Body
Coach Tom Meyer leads the Winton girls to a 5 2 record after a forfeit win over Sunderhaus Auto Body. They plan a makeup game against Lawrence Shoes at Haubner Field White Oak, with a 10 40 a m start and a chance to rise to first place.
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Tom Meyer
Winton
Sunderhaus Auto Body
Haubner Field
White Oak
Lawrence Shoes
Herbert Lawn Clips IGA Girls Baseball Game Report
On July 6 the ninth grade IGA sponsored by Harrison-Ross met Herbert Lawn girls of White Oak. IGA lost 13 to 8 as Kelly Hey collected two singles and a double with two put outs, three assists and two RBIs. Stephanie Goila doubled and scored, Shelly Broughton had a walk and RBI, Shelly Anderson contributed a single and two assists, Sheila Winup added a single and double with an RBI, Lee Ann Rich had five put outs and an assist, Debbie Slayback posted two singles and a run, Joan Lane walked and had two hits.
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Harrison-Ross 1.G.A
Herbert Lawn Girls
White Oak
I.G.A
Kelly Hey
R.B.I
Stephanie Goila
Shelly Broughton
Shelly Anderson
Sheila Winup
Lee Ann Rich
Debbie Slayback
Joan Lane
Shenem
Harrison- Ross 1.G.A
Holthaus Plumbing Girls
Mt. Airy
1.G.A
Angela Ewing
R.b.i.’S
Roger's Girls outscore Mercer's in July softball clash
Roger's Service Center of Logan Indiana girls beat Mercer Supply of Mount Forest Heights 28 to 3 on July 9. Multiple players had strong hitting including Emery Baum and Webster with homers and RBIs. The Rogers squad improved to 8-1 for the season.
I.G.A. Girls Hit 8-2 Start This Season
The I.G.A. girls stand at eight wins and two losses, reflecting a strong early season performance. Their updated record marks a solid start with several key victories and upcoming challenges against regional rivals.
Harrison IGA Girls Defeat Potts Trucks 32 to 1
On Sunday July 10 ninth grade girls softball Harrison IGA girls outscored Potts Trucking girls from Bevis 32 to 1. Amanda Schiable was the winning pitcher with Joan Lane and Carla Otto catching. LG.A. season record improves to 9-2.
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Harrison- Ross 1.G.A
Potts Trucking
Bevis
Lg.a
Amanda Schiable
Joan Lane
Carla Otto
Merchants Bank Beats K of C 16 to 4
Merchants Bank defeated K of C 16 to 4 as Perry Eggers Wendell Bunch and Nate Bennett each collected three hits. Nate Bennett and Chris Lewis allowed only four runs. Chad Ash Kevin Merzener and Aaron Montavon turned in strong outfield defense. Cam Kugler impressed behind the plate. Randy Riehle at second base earned praise for attitude and spirit. K of C’s Shawn Grubbs Bobby Conley and Mike Turner had the lone hits. Shawn Russell showed grit catching for five innings.
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Merchants Bank
K of C
Perry Eggers
Wendell Bunch
Nate Bennett
Chris Lewis
Chad Ash
Kevin Merzener
Aaron Montavon
Cam Kugler
Randy Riehle
Shawn Grubbs
Bobby Conley
Mike Turner
Shawn Russell
Second Annual WKRC THON Softball Marathon Set
Team registration is open for the 2nd Annual WKRC TV MI THON benefiting Bester Seals. The event runs August 20 21 at Queen City Softball Complex. Teams receive entry prizes and players draw door prizes daily. For details call 821 9890.
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Wkrc TV
Bester Seals
Queen City
Miami Whitewater Barracuda Swim Team Candy Winners
The top candy sellers for the Miami Whitewater Barracuda Swim Team this year were Danny Miller Jeff Chuck Kevin Kiefer Nicole Brickner Shawn Nichauls and Jenny Day. The top three girls and top three boys received large blue beach towels personalized with their names in gold lettering. Proceeds from the sale help defray team costs and fund new equipment including a pace clock and pull buoys.
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Miami Whitewater Barracuda
Danny Miller
Jeff Chuck
Kevin Kiefer
Nicole Brickner
Shawn Nichauls
Jenny Day
Harrison Team Narrowly Loses To White Oak Rick Rack
Harrison three runs in first inning could not hold off White Oak Rick Rack as final score 12 11. Jack Turner pitched for Harrison while Scott Smith hit a two on homer and Andy Slay added three singles. Harrison finishes league play 10 6 in fourth place with overall 22 10 and three games remaining this week after tying Power Trucking on Monday.
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Harrison
White Oak
Rick Rack
Harrison Lads
Jack Turner
Scott Smith
Andy Slay
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