Local social notes highlight guests and travels in 1960s era
San Juan Texas retirees Mr and Mrs Conrad Wendel visited Mr William Beck. Josie and Orville Biddinger with Miss Effie Abraham visited Mrs Clara Stone and Mrs Daisy Hand. Lt R J Schweizer returns from Aleutians. Sultan events include church pastor appointment Rev Raymond Cockerham from Lewisburg Ohio. Various family engagements, vacations and a 24 day field training in Germany for Pfc Edward Biddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad E. Wendel
San Juan
Texas
Willian Beck
Wendel
Cincinnati
Josie
Orville Biddinger
Hamilton
Effie Abraham
Toledo
Ohio
Clara B. Stone
Daisy Hand
Rudolph J. Schweizer
Biddle Ave
R. J. Schweizer
Aleutian Isar
Seth Roberts
Harrison
Darlene Pilgour
Florida
Nick Maune
Kathryn Deerftein
The
Smyrna Baptist Church of
New Trenton
Raymond Cockerham
Lewisburg
the Mary
Louisville
Marion K. Vanforks
van Winkle
Betty Lou Myers
Vaughn Myers
N.elm St
Army Pfc
Edward Biddle
Clifford ‘Tip’ Biddle
10Th Infantry Division
Germany
Europe
Arnold Rector
Clove Lake State Park
Careyville
Tennessee
Rose family visit to Costa Rica noted in 5 years past
Five years ago Aurilla Rose James and Ronald visited their Costa Rican sister Maria D Ulate and family in San Jose from July 4 to July 15. They enjoyed the trip though language was limited. Debora served three years in Japan with the Air Force. The group plans to move on July 20 to Texas where Bob will be stationed at Kelly Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cannon
Dinate
Bruce E. Cannon
Evan G. Snodgrass II
Evan Snodgrass
Harrison
First Methodist Church
Corbin
Iva Krantz
Niagara Falls
New York
Niagara
Barney Brill
Detroit
Canada
Earl Messick
Karen Mae
Robert Leroy Waltz
Roy Waltz
Earl William Kuhl
Eae
Jake Hammer
Cheviot and
Eee
Hugh Messer
Obi
Compton
Calif
Jerry Jefferies
F. E. Jefferies
Interlochen
Mich
Aurilla
James
Ronald Rosemeyer
Maria Damaris Ulate
San Jose
Costa Rica
Ulates
Garth Maynard
Disciplines
Order of Christ
Adrian College
Adrian
Michigan
Debora
Japan
Air Force
Texas
Bob
Kelly Afb
Antonio
Country Kitchen Tops Campbell Hausfeld in 14 13 thriller
Country Kitchen roared back from a deficit to top Campbell Hausfeld 14 to 13. Pitcher John Yocum worked three innings allowing 11 runs on 5 hits and 8 walks, relieved by Paul Vogelgesang who held opponents to 2 runs on 1 hit over the fourth. The Vogelgesang brothers starred with 6 of the 10 team hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Campbell Hausfeld
Country Kitchen
John Yocum
Paul Vogelgesang
Paul
Tony Vogelgesang
Kirk Gutzwiller
Danny Ballard
Jeff Jackson
Johnny Eversole
Kirk Knollman
Ricky Garrison
Ellis Sweet
K. Gutzwiller
Steve Fl
Frischs Wins Three in Baseball Series Actions
Frischs defeats Harrison Bowl 4 to 1 with Chris Bennett and Gary Rolfes combining for 14 strikeouts and one walk on June 23. Key hits include Roessler Garri son Young Grubbs and Posey with multiple extras. Harrison Bowl's B Bailey led with two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisch’s
Chris Bennett
Gary Rolfes
Chris
Gary
Mark Roessler
Ken Garrison
Nick Young
Terry Grubbs
Stu Lake
Ron Posey
B. Bailey
T. Wittman
W. Wittman
Fishers
R. Simpson
Big Boys
Nick
Village Clashes as Frisch's Beats Village in Slugfest
Frisch's pitchers Chris Bennett and Gary Rolfes shut down Village, allowing 13 runs on 7 hits with 8 walks while striking out 11. Wickman Harris and Kemper led Village with multiple hits and combined to permit 30 runs on 15 hits and 18 walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickman
E. Harris
Kemper
Big Boys
West VW Triumphs Over Fuernstein's In Graded School Baseball
West VW, nicknamed the Super Bugs, defeated Fuernstein's 17 to 7 at the Grade School on Wednesday. Key hitters included Ken Hornsby with two doubles and a single, and Danny Eckel who went 3 for 3 with two sacrifices. Fuernstein's averaged four runs on multiple hits as Gaethe started for the opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West V. W
Fuernstein
Ken Hornsby
V. W
Bob King
Jerry Collins
Gaethe
Dennis
Danny Eckel
Joe Nowlin
Jim Sauders
Tim Strunk
Oxley
West W. W
Bunnell
Frisch
Little Waterworks
Lions Shut-out Feldhaus 21-0 in Baseball Showcase
The Lions blank Feldhaus 21 to 0 behind strong pitching from Sizemore and timely hitting. Gary Dennis Doug Bybee and George Hiler homered while Jeff Steinmetz contributed two bunts and a single. Other highlights include Steve Scott Mike Parrott Jim Benson and Greg Mitchell with multiple hits. Next week the Lions face Blanken Feldhaus vs Campbell Hausfeld action beckons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Gary Dennis
Doug Bybee
George Hiler
Jeff Steinmetz
Steve Scott
Mike Parrott
Dennis
Jim Benson
Greg Mitchell
Steve Simpson
L. Sizemore
Feldhaus
J. Blanten
L. Hunt
Lions
Blanken
Campbell- Hausfeld
Bunnell's Insurance Beats Mac's 10 9 To Maintains Winning Streak
Bunnell's Insurance won their fifth straight by defeating Mac's Del. 10 to 9. Tom Simpson pitched for Bunnell's while Kelly Wolfe delivered the winning run with a fly ball in the seventh. Bunnell's players Halcomb Prickett Sauntry West and Dierdorfer contributed multiple hits as Mac's Dunn allowed nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell’s
Insurance
Mac
Mac’s
Kelly Wolfe
Kelly
Tom Simpson
Tom
Don Halcomb
Dan Halcomb
Greg Prickett
Mike Sauntry
Dan West
John Sauntry
Jon Dierdorfer
John
R. Dunn
Baker
M. Farmer
Agratic
Keith
West V. W. Tte
K of C Defeats Highlander Center 19 6 in Baseball
K of C beat Highlander Center 19 to 6. Dan Powers and Brian rs shared pitching for K of C and allowed only one hit. G Webster added a single. Highlander Center used farm er Mullins Webster and Hasman on the mound. Hubbard was catcher. Jeff Kinnitt had a double and two singles, Powers a triple and a single, Wiggers a double and a single, Nagele a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Omy
Rec
Highlander Center
Dan Powers
Brian Rs
G. Webster
C. Farmer
C. Mullins
R. Webster
E. Hasman
J. Hubbard
Jeff Kinnett
Brian Wiggers
Scott Gerry Nagele
CLASS D PEE WEE NEWS Results July 8 1971
Results from a local youth league show Country Kitchen 14 Campbell Hausfeld 18 and K of C 19 Highlander Center 6 with Lions 21 Feldhaus 0 and Kiwanis 15 Harrison Screw 10. Ff O P 18 Blanken 11 First National Bank 21 Odd Fellows 0. Games played at Big Waterworks field Crosby Grade School and K of C field with several pairings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Kitchen
Campbell- Hausfeld
K. of C
Highlander Center
Lions
Feldhaus
Kiwanis
Harrison Screw
Ff. O. P
Blanken
First National Bank
Odd Fellows
Tional Bank
Big Waterworks
Odd Fellows and K. of C
Field Kitchen
Oees O. P
V.F. W
Campbell Hausfeld
Crosby Grade School
Mac's Places Takes Third in North Dearborn Tourney
Mac's Places 3rd in North Dearborn Indiana tournament finishing third. Opening game vs Bright ended 4-3 in extra innings. Ronny Dunn homered and had three singles while Don Kamphaus excelled in relief. Scorers include Hendren Morris Baker Dunn and Kamphaus. Congratulations to organizers Huffman and Lyttle. Bright won title 4-3 over Stateline at Lyttle Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Dearborn
Indiana
Mac’s
Ronny Dunn
Don Kamphaus
Ron Dunn
Mark Hendren
Brian Morris
Eric Beebe
Scott Baker
Bob Farmer
Julius Huffman
Jim Lyttle
Kenny Gabbard
Bright
Stateline
Lyttle Field
New York Yankees
Kroger Shuts Out Harrison Bowl In 19-0 Victory
Kroger pitchers Terry Wolf and Brian Upchurch dominated Harrison Bowl Friday night. Harrison Bowl starter José Bradley lasted 6 2/3 innings, allowing one hit and walking 16. Brad Bailey relieved. Kroger hitters included Wolf with two singles, Bennett with two singles and a homer, Kolb with a triple, Upchurch a double, Riegle a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
José Bradley
Brad Bailey
Joe
Joe Bradely
M. Bailey
Terry Wolf
Brian Upchurch
Terry
Kroger’s
Gary Bennett
Roger Kolb
Darcy Riegle
Burk and De Bruler Sing for Team in Bats Fight
Chris Burk and John De Bruler each hit a single as Paul Morrison took a wild pitch to the head and was removed. Morrison was examined at a local doctor’s office and later sent to the hospital for x rays. He is reported to be doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Burk
John de Bruler
Paul Morrison
Dr’s
Paul
Whitewater Market Wins Big Over Wilhelm CX 23–3
In a Tuesday night game at the K of C field Whitewater Market defeated Wilhelm CX 23 to 3. Dean Meece pitched for Whitewater allowing six hits with 11 strikeouts and nine walks. Wilhelm’s trio Mettler Maher and Simpson combined for 17 hits, nine strikeouts and 10 walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Field
Whitewater Market
Wilhelm CX
Dean’ Meece
Whitewater
Wilhelm’s
Mike Mettler
Steve Maher
Jerry Simpson
Mark Hotopp
Mark Wiseman
Alan Waugh
Dean Meece
Chris Remillard
Jeff Wiseman
Dale Baker
Tony Ullette
Ralph Dubs
Wilhelm
Ken Brindley
Terry Minor
Andy Klopfstein
Whitewater Market CX Champs Clinch Top Standings with Win
Whitewater Market remained unbeaten at 9-0 after a 17 to 0 victory over Hawks. Dean Meece fired a second shutout with 1 hit allowed, 10 strikeouts and 12 walks, contributing two singles plus pitching a no hitter earlier this season. Rays hints of playoffs loom as fans speculate about an awaiting opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Market CX
Dean Meece
Whitewater Market
Hawks
Dean
Ron Brooks
Whitewater
Mark Wiseman
Mark Hotopp
Chris Remillard
Tony Gullette
Jeff Wiseman
Dale Baker
Jeff Hotopp
Ralph Dobbs
Bob Hoppins
First National Beats Odd Fellows in 27-0 Blowout
Ron Beckman and Phil Gabbard starred as First National Bank crushed Oddfellows 27-0 in a Class D Pee Wee game last Thursday. The Bankers had 15 hits and their season high run total, despite a fourth inning single by Chuck Yocum breaking the no hit bid. Gabbard and Remillard each doubled, with singles from Viel and Cox. Next Thursday Oddfellows face K of C while First National hosts Highlander Center at Upper Waterworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Beckman
Phil Gabbard
RBI
First National Bank
Oddfellows
Bankers
Oddfellow
Chuck Yocum
Remillard
Jeff Viel
Jeff Cox
K. of C
First National
Highlander Center
Upper Waterworks
F. O. P. Outscores Blanken in 18 to 11 Win
F. O. P. outscores Blanken 18 to 11 as R Kater J Batchelor and T Reiter pitched. Reiter and Batchelor each delivered a perfect outing in the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, Kater
J. Batchelor
T. Reiter
F.O.P
Blanken
Rio Stadium Opens In 1970 With All Star Game And World Series
Cincinnati's Rio Stadium opened June 30 1970 hosting an All Star game and drawing 51050 fans. Attendance averaged just under 30000 in 43 remaining dates helping Reds reach a 1.8 million season. The $45 million downtown complex features Astroturf field 37400 seating and a 180 foot by 20 foot scoreboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
Rio Stadium
Reds
Bob Howsam
Second Street
Ohio River
Pee Wee League notes and player performances
R. Kater went four for four and three for three for C. Kater. L. Radenheimer and C. Kater had two hits each while J. Walsh struck out nine and added three hits for Blanken. Walsh starred as F.O.P. looks to thank parents and the C. Kater score keeper and mothers for supplying the pop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kater
C. Kater
L. Radenheimer
J. Walsh
Blanken
F.O.P. Maager
Mr. C
Kater
F. O. P. Defeats Feldhaus 29 to 5 at Harrison School
F. O. P. defeated Feldhaus 29 to 5 on June 24 at Harrison Elementary. Tom Reiter allowed only 5 hits while Jeff Batchelor, Tom Reiter and Larry Radenheimer homered and each collected three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Elementary School
F.O.P
Feldhaus
Tom Reiter
Jeff Batchelor
Larry Radenheimer
Kater Helps Team Rally As Beaver Secures First Hit
R Kater hit a home run and reached base in every inning while C Kater scored in all frames. Rob Beaver collected his season debut hit. C Conliff pitched, earning praise for recruiting and training Pee Wee players DX and CX, and officials were commended for their officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kater
Rob Beaver
C. Kater
C. Conliff
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Franklin
Association
Titusville
the Keys
Sunshine
Tampa Bay
the Everglades
Gulf
Ray
Mike Dewitt
Jamison Creek
Rt. 4
Jamison Rd
Harrison, Ohio
Lutz Funeral Home
Paul E. Lutz
John C. Brater
Vine Harrison
Optical Service, Inc
Miami Avenue
Cleves, Ohio
Call
Milton Knollman
Baughman
Harrison Ave
West VW
Highlander
Harrison Bowl
Joseph F. Wing
By Bill Kuntz
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Taylors Creek
Harrison Pike
Westwood
Steury
Herb’s Auto Parts
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