Deters wins second in chicken contest in Cincinnati district
The article notes Richard Deters twelve of Dry Fork Rd wins second prize in the Chicken of Tomorrow contest by Walden Poultry & Egg Co Cincinnati for juniors ages 10 to 20. Fred die Bain finishes 5th. Additional local items include newlyweds Earl and Janet Dawson starting a farm on Sandon Ridge after a honeymoon, moves by Swisher and Quarkemeyer families, and town hall demolition in 1957.
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Richard Deters
Robert Deters
Dry Fork Rd
Walden Poultry & Egg Co
Cincinnati
Freddie Bain
West Rd
Sth
Smokey
Earl Dawson
Sandon Ridge
Dawson
Janet Dawson
Irvin Dawson
Lloyd Dawson
Guilford
J.R. Swisher
Lois
Eugene Linker
Biddle Sub
Norbert Quarkemeyer
Washington St
Swishers
Cincinnati Working Co
Harrison
NCB TV
Beta Beats Odd Fellows in playoff opener
Beta defeated Odd Fellows 32 to 16 in a playoff opener Friday night. Beta built an early lead, hit three home runs by Chris Mueller and others, while Jamie Fangman Jeff Brickner and Brian Hart added triples. Multiple players contributed with doubles as Beta extended the lead through the game.
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Beta
ODD Fellows
Ryan R
Mark Cockendorfer
Leon Boggs
Matt
Jamie Fangman
Jeff Brickner
Brian Hart
Jason Norton
Johnny Cloe
Todd Toney
Kevin Hansell
Mike Mitchell
Old Tosses No-Hitter In Regular Season Finale
Miami Heights Eagles shut out Miami Heights Animals 13-9 behind pitcher Jerry Koelling who struck out ten and walked two. Mike West went 4-4 with 6 RBIs and Tom West added 2-2 with a triple. team finishes 9-3 and heads to Delhi Tournament in mid July with roster including Reed Maltbie, Scott Shinkle, Greg Taylor, and others.
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Miami Hgts
Eagles
Animals
Jerry Koelling
Mike West
RBI
Tom West
Reed Maltbie
Scott Shinkle
Greg Taylor
Jim Sweetman
Kory Lyons
Ricky Abney
Larry Beck
Shannon Hall
Jason Rogers
Nick Roth
Craig Lyons
Scott Heller
Bill Lattner
John Taylor
Tim Leigh
Jeff Leigh
Delhi
Murphy's Beats Campbell's 19-12 In Final Regular Game
Murphy's and Campbell Hausfeld clashed in the season closer at Little Stout's. Murphy's split the series after a strong second inning and a 11 batter rally producing 8 runs, highlighted by Tommy Larsson's left field homer. Jamie Crone and Joey Birkenhauer contributed seven and four outs.
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Murphy’s
Campbell Hausfeld
Little Stout’s
C.H
Murphy
Tommy Larsson
Jamie Crone
Joey Birkenhauer
Wilhelm
Judy Crone
Mrs. Wilhelm
Lions Finish In Second Place After Thrilling Rematch
The Lions and Beta played a dramatic July 7 game at Little Waterworks Field. Beta clawed back from a 9-3 deficit, led 19-12 at four innings, but Lions rallied to win 21-20 on Sean Cassidy’s grounder after Kyle Danemayer scored from third. Lions finish 7-3, sole runners-up.
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Lions
Beta
Little Waterworks Field
Mike Shallick
Josh Patton
Leon Boggs
Sean Cassidy
Kyle Danemayer
Bourquein Baseball Sees Sixth Win Over Empress Chili
Bourquein beat Empress Chili 13 7 in Dx loop action for their sixth win of the season. Pitchers Brad Schwing and Eddie Farris threw four scoreless innings with ten strikeouts. Bourquein led 4 0 early, Empress briefly led 5 4 in the second, Bourquein tied in the second and then scored nine runs over the next three innings to seal the victory. Hitting leaders for Bourquein included Brian Balzer Kevin King and Eddie Farris with multiple hits. Empress Chili’s Timmy Gober Todd Gober Scott Anderson and Robby Crone added some offense. Steven Lindsey of Bourquein is out for the season with a broken arm. the game was dedicated to him.
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Bourquein Water
Empress Chili
Brad Schwing
Eddie Farris
Bourquein
Empress
Brian Balzer
Kevin King
Cameron Kugler
Jason Hart
Timmy Gober
Todd Gober
Scott Anderson
Robby Crone
Steven Lindsey
Steve
Harris Girls Surpass Wurzelbacher in 22 to 8 Victory
Harris Studios defeated Wurzelbacher Plumbing 22 to 8 as Nikki Slay went 5 for 5 with a double and homer and 4 runs. Michelle McIntosh added 6 RBI in a 2 for 4 effort. Dotty Taylor earned the win with 9 strikeouts as Harris girls congratulated and look to next week.
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Harris Studios
Wurzelbacher Plumbing
Nikki Slay
RBI
Dotty Taylor
Michelle McIntosh
Tonia Harvey
Patty Woodall
Sheri Loos
Kim Brown
Melinda Flynn
Patty Christos
Jennifer Stine
T. Stine
Chemlawn Splits Double Bill With Pleasant Run And Porter Printing
Chemlawn Breaks Even with Pleasant Run 6-5 and beats Porter Printing 11-9. Shelly Getz starred in the 6-5 loss as Pleasant Run surged from a 5-3 deficit in the final inning. Jane Werner added two doubles, while Sherry Ross, Kelly Burns, and Angie Ballard hit triples. Abrams, Pegg, and Messer Schmidt contributed infield and outfield hits. Bolser and Holday, German, Strassell, and Smith also played for Chemlawn. In the Porter Printing game, Bolser delivered a two out two run hit for the margin. Ross and Abrams led Chemlawn with a double and multiple singles.
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Porter Printing
Shelly Getz
Chemlawn
Getz
Jane Werner
Sherry Ross
Kelly Burns
Angie Ballard
Joyce Abrams
Barb Pegg
Sue Messerschmidt
Devonna Bolser
Karen Holiday
Nisa German
Lisa Strassell
Amy Smith
Lions Roar Over Society In T Ball Clash
The Lions defeated Society 34 to 10 at the high school field on June 30. Lions players John Miller Kyle Danemayer Josh Patton Sean Cassidy Brady Banfield Mike Shallick Aaron Green led a four for four night and numerous others added three hits as Society rallied with five runs in the final inning.
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Lions@Zand Society
Lion
Lions
Society
John Miller
Kyle Danemayer
Josh Patton
Sean Cassidy
Brady Banfield
Mike Shallick
Aaron Green
Chris Hopper
Tommy Schemer
Ricky Delucio
Jimmy Huffner
Terry Gray
Winton Defeated By Neighbor by Langen Meats
Winton Savings dropped to 5-3 after a 28-13 defeat last Saturday against Langen Meats. The Winton girls, including Sue Smith, Diane Christos, Lori Strassill, Jana Smith, Tammy Knock, Kim Behr, Cathy Perkins, Gina Bamonte, Karen Grimm, Rhonda Tackett, Christie Westerkamp, Kim Harless and Janine Lippelman, played a hard game and anticipate a win next Saturday afternoon.
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Winton Savings
Langen Meats
Winton
Wintons
Sue Smith
Diane Christos
Lori Strassill
Jana Smith
Tammy Knock
Kim Behr
Cathy Perkins
Gina Bamonte
Karen Grimm
Rhonda Tackett
Christie Westerkamp
Kim Harless
Janine Lippelman
Empress Chili Dominates Harrison Press In Bleeding Win
Tim Gober one strong start for Empress Chili as he held Harrison Press scoreless over three innings allowing two hits eight strikeouts and three walks. Harrison Chaney limited Empress to six runs through three before Darian Lake and Brian Clark saw relief. Empress surged with seven runs in the fourth and piled on eight more in the sixth to finish 21-8.
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Tim Gober
Harrison Press
John Chaney
Empress Chili
Darian Lake
Empress
Owen Greenham
Cevere
Brian Clark
Chili Beans
Murphy's Batts VFW Slugfest Ends In 36 26 Rout
Murphy's Batts beat VFW 36 to 26 in a high scoring game. Murphy's led from the first inning as Willie Eversole hit a homer and Frank Minges delivered a grand slam for VFW in the fourth.
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Murphy’s
VFW
Murphy
Frank Minges
Willie Eversole
Harrison Jr Baseball Meeting Set for July 12
Harrison Bowl hosts a junior meeting for Harrison Jr. Baseball on July 12 at 8:00 PM. All managers are asked to attend.
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Harrison Jr
Harrison Bowl
Ross High names Chasteen successor as basketball coach
Fairfield Board of Education approved Ron Chasteen to replace Jim Bradbury as Ross High School basketball coach. Chasteen, who declined to comment, has an 87-29 record over five seasons and led the Rams to a Class AA state title in 1980.
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Ron Chasteen
Ross High School
Fairfield Board of Education
Chasteen
Jim Bradbury
Ben Hubbard
Fairfield AD
Ross
Rams
Fairfield
Lima
Princeton
Hamilton
Middletown
Lakota
Banner Night doubles up Reds fans on July 31 at Riverfront
Cincinnati Reds invite fans to participate in Banner Night during the July 31 doubleheader with the San Diego Padres at 5 35 p m. Fans bring banners for a field parade between games and can win grand prizes up to 500 with several runners up. No advance entry needed with tickets required. details announced at the stadium and from the Reds office.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
San Diego Padres
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
West W W Girls Beat Ross In 1982 Softball Game
West's girls defeated MRAA team from Ross 39 to 11 on July 7 1982. Karla Huselton pitchedAmy Gerhardt and Jackie Nantz caught. Multiple players scored with Kim Smith hitting a home run and Kim Hopkins collecting four runs via triple double and more.
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West
MRAA
Ross
Karla Huselton
Amy Gerhardt
Jackie Nantz
Missy McHone
Kim Smith
Ty Minor
Kim Hopkins
Jody Romohr
Debbie Gilbert
Rhonda Lawhorn
Lou Buckley
Marlo Schaible
Bob Buckley
Fred
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Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Soldier’s Field
Leona Carroll
Harrison, Oh
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George Canada
Mt. Carmel
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Baughman Rd
Jeffrey Richard
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
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Merrit Hillman
Okeawa
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Robert Eilers
Covington
St. John the Baptist Church
Anthony Andres
Donnie Stall
Gary Shelton
Whitewater
North Dearborn High School
Robert Helmer
Janet Helmer
Horace Troop
Ohio Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Themerican Power Equipment Co
S. State St
Mortimer Marx
New Haven Rd
Scotland
Miami Whitewater Golf Club
Mortimer
Drambuie Co
Edenburgh
Toda
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Sherry Heinzelman
Johnson Fork Road
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Cumberland College
Williamsburg
Kentucky
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Eversole
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