Empress Chili and Langen Meats Win Openers in Playoffs
In the first playoff games Empress Chili defeated American Legion 17 to 8 with Tim Gober posting seven strikeouts in three innings and Robby Crone, Todd Gober and Darian Lake delivering key hits. Langen Meats topped Harrison Jaycees 12 to 3 as Ted Colegate, Bob Lee and Tawyna Wuest led the offense. Jake's Mecca Cafe girls fell 14 to 10 to J L York Real Estate Const. before forfeiture later added for Jake's win by Mt. Airy S and L. The season ended tied for first, requiring a playoff.
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Empress Chili
American Legion
Tim Gober
B.C
Chili Dogs
Hot Peppers
A.L
Wade Dole
Tim
Todd Gober
Robby Crone
Darian Lake
Wade Cole
Tony Davis
Brian Ruehl
Scott Anderson
Owen Greenham
Mike Acra
Brian Stuckman
Langen Meats
Harrison Jaycees
Ted Colegate
Bob Lee
Jerry Emery
Steve Steigerwald
Tony Heath
Joe Carpenter
Tom Borgemenke
Darin Pohlman
Kevin Myers
Jamie Bunions
Jason Ramey
Dave Branditz
Shawn Henson
Don Haven
Jaycees
Eric Hayes
Paul Schwab
Rich Adeleman
Summer Fun Picnic Signals Active Harrison Youth Program
The Harrison Recreation Commission hosts the Summer Fun Program at the Community Center on Wednesdays 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. for youths ages 3 to 15. The event features games prizes and a watermelon feast with volunteers from the Women's Civic Club of Greater Harrison and local groups.
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Harrison
The
Harrison Recreation Commission
Women’s Civic Club of
Jake's Mecca Cafe Girls Win On Forfeit Then Defeat
On June 26, 1982 Jake's Mecca Cafe 4th grade girls won by forfeit against Artizan Dental Lab. On July 10, they beat CAA 20-12. Teresa Rolfsen had 2 walks and 1 run, Cathy Sherman 2 hits and 3 runs, Sherry Messerschmidt hit a double a triple and a home run with 5 runs, Paula Loos added a triple.
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Jake’s Mecca Cafe Girls
J.L. York Real Estate Const
Jake
Kim Getz
Jill Zinser
Carla Farmer
Angie Kunze
Vicky King
Anissa Lawhorn
Kim Wissman
Donna Johnson
Teresa Rolfsen
Tawyna Wuest
Cathy Sherman
Jake’s
Mecca Cafe
Artizan Dental Lab
Mecca Cafe Girls
CAA
Sherry (Punky) Messerschmidt
Paula Loos
Searcy routs RD Signs 17-3 to reach semi finals
Searcy dominated RD Signs 17 to 3 after a scoreless first. Motsinger and Rober sparked a second inning rally with back to back doubles followed by a Coletta triple. Searcy added seven in the fourth and six in the fifth to lead 17 nothing before RD Signs scored three in the sixth. Leading Searcy hitters were Coletta with 3 hits and O-Hara, Smith, Loos, Motsinger and Raber with 2 each.
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Searcy
Jonathon Motsinger
Jason Rober
Dan Coletta
T.J. Walter
Chris O'Hara
R.D. Signs
K. Bley
Chris O’hara
Melvin Smith
Bobby Loos
Jason Raber
Boosters To Sponsor Paper Drive
The Harrison Wildcat Boosters sponsor a July paper drive from 21 to 30 with a drop container at the high school parking lot. A monthly August container opens the third weekend each month. Meetings are the second Monday at 7 30 PM in the high school commons. Open to residents 18 and over hoping for new participation.
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Harrison Wildcat Boosters
King and Queen Honored by Ross Senior Club
King and Queen were Carl Crawford and Frances Crawford honored by Ross Venice Senior Citizens Club. Mrs Crawford, former club secretary, now bedbound in a wheelchair, received flowers. Members over 80 were feted with geraniums while others got red begonias, and a luncheon hosted by St. Aloysius of Shandon.
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Carl
Frances) Crawford
Ross
Venice
Senior Citizens Club
Bill Fondong
Rose Fondong
Cora Ruehl
Gus Ruehl
Louise Conrad
Sophie Bader
Elsie Agnew
Francis Day
Marie Stephans
Florence Streibick
Hilda Grimm
Leo Burwinkie
Lawrence Herman
St. Aloysius A Shandon
Jim Denny
Dearborn 4-H Fair Winners and Theatre Plans
Caesar Creek Curt Cutter won grand champion steer Percy weighing 1126 pounds at Dearborn County Fair. Bonnie Bulach New Alsace won junior beef showmanship. Diana Johnston West Harrison won senior beef showmanship. The Midsummer Theatre of Cincinnati will stage Arsenic and Old Lace August 5 to 7 at St. Xavier High School Finneytown with producer Wagner, a 1982 St. Xavier graduate. Call 661-8095 or 683-8339 for tickets.
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Curt Cutter
Caesar Creek Township
Dearborn
Percy
Bonnie Bulach
New Alsace
The
Midsummer Theatre
Cincinnati
Assembly Hall
St. Xavier High School
North Bend Road
Finneytown
Wagner
Harrison
Brian Jackson
Fern Drive
Lynn Sprinkles
St. Rt
Harris Studio Girls Team Heads to August Tournament
The Harris Studio girls played close games this season and expect stronger performances next year. They will compete in a tournament starting in August at Haubner Field. Good luck to the team.
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Haubner Field
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Langen Meats Cup
Leyane Schafer
Vicki King
Jake’s Mecca Cafe
Mt. Airy S&l
Greater
del Schuler
Roxanne Rybolt
Maureen Motsinger
Kathy
Dan Bamonte
Dan
der Schuler
Jerry Bovard
Wildcat
Ron Kinnett
Gerry Dennis
Joe Roberts
Kirk Nowlin
Backs Drive Thru
Village
Harrison Sand & Gravel
Harrison Jaycees Bischoff Realty
Merchants Bank K. of C
John Eversole
Cumberland College
Williamsburg
Kentucky
Eddie Heinzelman
Eversole
Terry Stigall
Sherry Heinzelman
Lynn Gritton
Brookville High School
Weber & Evans
Kilby
Mr. and
Mrs
Cari Crawford
Dearborn Co
Eric Trageser
Howard Rd
Harrison, Ohio
Jamie Yoong
Nikki Slay
Debbie Rudisell
Jennifer Stine
Kim Brown
Tammy Stine
Gina Norman
Tonia Harvey
Michelle McIntosh
Dotty Taylor
Sheri Loos
Patty Christos
Monica Mertens
Melinda Flynn
Patty Woodall
Clayton Taylor
Bob Loos
Ray Murray
Ohio
Ohio Department OF Natural Resources
S. State St. Harrison
Nellie Jean Skipton
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