Cleveland Experience Redefines Baseball Night
Barry Niemeyer recalls a Cleveland Indians versus Milwaukee Brewers game seen from a Cincinnati observer's lens. He contrasts the Cleveland atmosphere with the Reds setting, praising the all-grass field, intimate crowd energy, and Toby Harrah’s two-run homer while noting the Reds’ own cleanliness and security. The piece ends with a vow to embrace Cleveland style and abandon formal Reds attire.
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Clev Municipal Stadium
Riverfront Stadium
Cleveland
Crosley Field
Indians
Toby
Toby Harrah
Harrah
Top Winners In Harrison Bowl 3-6-9 Tourney
Sharon McCormick of Sardina Ohio won first prize $2000 with an 848 series in the 3-6-9 Ladies Handicap Tournament at Harrison Bowl. Beverly Niehaus of Cincinnati took second with an 815 handicap and $1000 prize after a 746 scratch series, as 1,433 entrants competed over the 13th annual event concluding June 12. McCormick has a 130 average and bowls at Log Cabin Lanes Mt. Crab Ohio. Niehaus has a 169 league average and bowls in three area leagues. Connie Zinser of Harrison finished 20th for $66. top prizes included a 70 percent handicap structure and a 24-person squad entry option.
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Sharon McCormick
Sardina
Ohio
Harrison Bowl
McCormick
Log Cabin Lanes
Mt. Crab
Beverly Niehaus
Cincinnati
Niehaus
Harrison Area
Connie Zinser
Westfield Drive
Harrison
Zinser
Cliff Zimmer
Rosie Dierdorf
Sharon Niehaus
Pioneer Park Shocks Ludwig in close softball finish
Pioneer Park defeated Ludwig Electric 9 to 8 at Cincinnati Softball Center on July 7. Ludwig led with a homer by Heinrich in the second, Pioneer countered with 2 runs in the third and fourth and 5 in the fifth. Ludwig added 7 in the sixth, leaving Pioneer with a 6 4 season record. M Schallback and other Pioneer hitters contributed.
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Pioneer Park
Ludwig Electric
Cincinnati Softball Center
Heinrich
Ludwig
Pioneer
M. Schallback -S
Franklin County Tractor Pull Set for Brookville Fairgrounds
The Franklin County tractor pull event will occur Tuesday July 19 at the Franklin Co 4-H Fair grounds Brookville Indiana. Pull begins at 5:00 p m EST with 3:00 p m registration. Entrants must register an hour before their class starts by unloading vehicles at the Franklin Co Farm Bureau Co op weigh in details and entry fee of 12 dollars per class.
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Franklin County
Franklin Co
Brookville
Indiana
Franklin Co. Farm Burea Co-op
Wins Truck At Lions Stag In Bright
Jody Blasdel won a 1983 Chevrolet S-10 pickup at the Sth Annual Bright Lions Club Truck Stag held at the VFW Hall on Lawrenceburg Road. Only 300 tickets were sold for 35 each. proceeds fund eyeglasses for needy children and club functions. Ballart won a gasoline powered glass trimmer. Blasdel bought his fourth successive ticket from his father John, a Lions founder.
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Jody Blasdel
Sth
Bright Lions Club
VFW
Lawrenceburg Road
Blasdel
East Central
Rod Ballart
Ballart
John
The
Lions Club
Use Phone For Social Security Help
Social Security district manager Robert M. Martin promotes teleservice for filing benefits and answering Medicare questions by telephone. A claims representative will call within a week to complete the application, with original documents returned after evaluation. Callers are advised to avoid busy times and still visit the office if needed.
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Robert M. Martin
Social Security
Cincinnati
Martin
Telehone
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Medicare Help Line Reminder for Greater Cincinnati Area
A public notice informs readers to contact Social Security in the Greater Cincinnati area at 563-8550 for assistance with changing a check, requesting a benefit estimate, or addressing Medicare problems and obtaining more information.
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Social Security
Greater
Cincinnati
Valley and Hills Tops Budget Hearings and Planning Sessions
The Southwest Local School Board will meet July 14 at 7 30 p m at the high school for a regular session budget hearing and a special meeting. Officials expect a General Fund budget of 6 869 540 and 1 072 343 for other funds totaling 7 941 883 for 1984, plus adoption of Resolution 15-83. The Harrison Planning Commission will convene July 18 at 7 30 p m with American Legal Publishing Co to review zoning changes. Downtown decay and empty storefronts prompt a discussion on revitalization measures. The Harrison Press is the area’s sole home owned newspaper.
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Southwest _ Local School Board
Harrison Planning Commission
American Legal Publishing Co
Planning Commission
American Legal
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Lions Stag
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Lainey
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Lawenceburg, Indiana
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