Lions Edge VFW In High-Scoring T-Ball Bout
On May 16, 1983 the Lions beat VFW 30 to 25 after a seesaw game. Lions compiled 8 first inning runs and stayed hot with multiple players collecting several hits while VFW battled back with strong innings, tying the score at 12 in the third. Key contributors included Tommy Schemer, Randy Farris, and Randy Stumpf with multiple hits and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
VFW
Tommy Schemer
Randy Farris
Kyle Danemayer
Anthony Bamonte
Randy Stumpf
Brad Bein
Jimmy Huffner
Matt Stumpf
Paul Bingle
Terry Gray
Aaron Green
RJ Oliver
John Drees
Clayton Kugler
Bourquin Legion Bourquein Reds Roll To Third Win
Bourquein Legion rolled to a 24 to 3 victory over a previously unbeaten American Legion. Bourquein started slow but produced twenty hits and exploded for fifteen runs in the final three innings, while holding the Legion to three unearned runs on walks. Key hitters included Balzer, Schwing, Danemayer, Bevis, Farris, Patton, King, Cecil, Ferris, and Miller as Bourquein clinches another win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquein Water
American Legion
Bourquein
Brad Schwing
Eddie Farris
Kevin King
Brian
Balzer
Bourgeoin
Brian Balzer
Scott Danemayer
Jimmy Bevis
Josh Patton
Tommy Cecil
Andy Ferris
John Miller
R.D. Signs
Black Topper Edges Lakes Trucking In Tight 8 7 Win
Black Topper defeated Lakes Trucking 8 to 7 in a hair raising game. Kenny Wilson walked, David Matthews homered to put Loos ahead 6 5. Melvin Smith and Chris O Hara key hits to secure the comeback with strong defense from O Hara and Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Kenny Wilson
Chris Storer
Chris Minor
David Matthews
Big Stout
Loos
Melvin Smith
Ing
Chris O’ Hara
Lake’s
Matt French
John Daughtery
Dennis Roark
Chris McCray
Bill Kurtz
Scott Kid
Chris O’hara
Tom Cullen
Kiwanis Top Pioneer Park In Wet District Ball Clash
Kiwanis defeated Pioneer Park 13 to 6 after a one hour rain delay. Kiwanis led 1-0 after one inning, trailed 3-2 in the second, then pulled away with 5-2, 2-run fourth, and 6-run sixth innings. Key Kiwanis hitters included Wally Minges with three singles a double and six RBIs and Sean Cassidy with four singles a double and an RBI. Pioneer Park’s T Toney and K Mobley contributed multiple walks and RBIs. Pitchers for Pioneer Park were K Mobley S Lovett and J Bolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Pioneer Park
T. Toney
K. Kugler
S. Lovett
J. Bolia
K. Mobley
R. Delucio
T. Hall
M. Schallick
Horton
J. Dole
D. Jennings
J. Bolin
Sean Cassidy
RBI
Wally Minges
Mike Kichler
Paul Burgess
Bryan Wolterman
Ryan Robinson
Scott Johnson
Matt Kaffenburger
Richie Detloff
Widolff
R D Signs Tops FOP 10-2 In Slim Pitching Duel
Superb pitching by Andy Goshorn and Kevin Bley powered R D Signs to a 10-2 win over FOP. R D Signs began with walks and a strikeout then built a lead with a Bley triple and Brown single. FOP struggled early, scoring in the fifth on Parker and Schemer hits, but Goshorn closed the game with a key short stop play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Goshorn
Kevin Bley
R.D. Signs
F.O.P
A.D. Signs
Danny Brown
Bley
E. Parker
T. Schemer
Fred Fox
Signs
Wilson Ties Hisle's 3 3 Harrison's Soccer Club Action
Wilson Ties Hisle's 3-3 in a Saturday May 14 1983 match at Saylr Ark as Harrison's select boys and Hisle's Sporting Goods of the West side Soccer Club end in a 3-3 draw. Goals came from Nick Caligari Mike Lampe and Greg Chuck with Harrison players including Rod Kinnett Mike Bollinger Steve Barnes and Paul Brickner contributing on offense. Joe Suder guarded the net for Harrison whose record stands 2 2 2 with a date to face the division leader next weekend.
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Harrison
Hisle
Sporting Goods
Westside
Saylrark
Sporting Goods Select Boys
SAY
Nick Caligari
Mike Lampe
Greg Chuck
Doug Nusekabel
Chris Bauman
Rod Kinnett
Mike Bollinger
Steve Barnes
Paul Brickner
Chris Alderden
Tony Kiehle
Brian Scott
Tim Bauman
Joe Suder
Harrision Boys
Sixth Graders Spend Three Days At Fort Scott
Sixth graders from Southwest Local School District and area faith schools spent three days at Fort Scott in New Baltimore for the Resident Outdoor Education Program. About 320 students attended from Wednesday afternoon to Friday, joining 17 instructors for crafts, games, and outdoor studies. The event, in its ninth year, aims to teach environment knowledge and socialization before junior high, with a $2,000 district budget and a nominal student fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
St. Jo
Thorn
Harrison
Crosby
Robert Athy
Athy
Awarded Bikes At Carnival At Harrison Community Center
The American Legion Post 199 in Harrison awarded two bicycles to Brian Clark and Michael Busch during the Lone event at the Harrison Community Center. Clark, 8, of Harrison, and Busch, 7, of Cincinnati, accepted the prizes on site. The Legion Auxiliary also distributed five cash awards ranging from ten to one hundred dollars across the week.
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The
American Legion Post
Harrison
Harrison Community Center
Brian Clark
Whippoorwill
Katrena Clark
Michael Busch
Cincinnati
the Legion Auxiliary
Alvin Schuck
Pat Roll
Lisa Chase
Energy Tops Society In High Scoring Baseball Game
Energy Design outslugged Society 38 runs on 50 hits with 11 bays and standout performances from J. Simpson and K. Boatright. Society replied with 26 runs on 41 hits led by J. Bley and T. Borgemenke in a strong hitting showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Energy Design
J. Simpson
K. Boatright
G. Ficker
B. McAninch
M. Pies
M. Sandlin
C. Kaeser
K. Smith
J.D. Bieting
T. Issler
S. Felland
Society
J. Bley
T. Borgemenke
K. Stutts
J. Lawrence
T. Gallante
E. Shearer
Gil's Locksmith Tops Rosemeyer's Plants 19 to 5
Gil's Locksmith defeated Rosemeyer's Plants 19 to 5 as Tony Goeber earned the win with Jeff Callaway and Randy Hobbs aiding the save. Rosemeyer's Jason Urbanski took the loss. Hitting leaders for Gil's included Bo Slayback Mike Bollinger Artie Gober Randy Hobbs Jeff Callaway Keith Caruso Tony Gober and Dave Sturgill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil’s Locksmith
Rosemeyer
Plants
Tony Goeber
Jeff Callaway
Randy Hobbs
Jason Urbanski
Rosemeyer’s
Gil
Bo Slayback
Mike Bollinger
Artie Gober
Keith Caruso
Tony Gober
Dave Sturgill
Doug Horney
Gil’s
Troy Slayback
Dave Landers
Donald Baker
Mark Ungerbuhler
Greg Broshied
Kaiser's Tame Lions Win 26 22 After Five Inning Rally
Kaiser's boys rout the Lions 26 to 22 on May 23 to notch their first win after three losses. Kaiser's led by strong hitting from Turner Grubbs Young Metzler and others with 5 innings of offense while Lions fought back, but fell short. Coaches Burgess Grubbs Stadtmiller and Farris praised Kaiser Hardware sponsorship for postgame refreshments.
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Boys of
Kaiser’s
Lions
Kaiser ’S
The
Lion’s
Kaiser
Kaiser's
Lion
Tommy Turner
RBI
Kyle Grubbs
Eric Young
Chad Metzler
Adam Allman
Scott Bowe
Joey Nichols
Ryan Bone
Kevin Noyes
Trevor Stadtmiller
Matt Weis
Mark Lewis
Jeremy Mertens
Tom Schemer
Randy Farris
Kyle Danemayer
Randy Stumpf
Braid Bein
Paul Bingle
Matt Stumpf
Terry Gray
Aaron Green
Jimmy Huffner
Anthony B
Clayton Kugler
R.S. Oliver
Gary Burgess
Randy Grubbs
John Stadtmiller
Ed Farris
Kaiser Hardware
St John Jump For Heart Raises Funds For Heart Assn 1983
St John the Baptist students organized the 1983 Jump Rope For Heart raising 1721.50 for the American Heart Association from 400 participants. Top money earner Keith Freeman received a warm-up suit. other awards went to Becky Seiler and Tanya for various prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist
American Heart Association
Keith Freeman
Becky Seiler
Tanya
Sonnrone
Heart Association
Hit A Thon To Benefit Cancer Society
Ohio youths join the Hit A Thon to raise funds for the American Cancer Society from June 13 to 25. Johnny Bench leads as state chairman with prize levels including a World Series trip, Cedar Point passes, and a Louisville Slugger bat. Participants aged 7 to 15 pledge per hit and collect sponsorships, with anticipated 3 000 to 5 000 in Hamilton County alone. Call ACS for details at 559 1050.
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Ohio
American Cancer Society
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Charles Dost
Hamilton County
Dean
Cincinnati
Delta Airlines
Cedar Point
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Amazement Park
ACS
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Ft. Scott
Elvin Friesen
Hamilton County Office of Education
Clyde Campbell
Dry Fork
Tri-State
Campbell
Energy
Grounds Rosemeyer
Kaiser's Tame Lions
Back’s
Ti Imere Eence
Langen Meats
Melvin Lake
Jaycees Merchants Bank K of C
St. John’s
Jump For Heart
Cancer Society
McWhorter
Scipio
Dwyer Road
Mt. Carmel
Drewersburg Road
Sparks Road
Brookville
Ind
Indiana
Allis
Jony Webb
Cash Stanley
Dave White
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