Local notes remember graduates and anniversaries across years
Twenty years ago Walter Meyer and family attended a New York Bible school graduation where Myrtle Smith joined the class. Also noted are visits by Earl Dowdell in New Haven and a Smoky Mountains vacation by the Parks couple. Ten and fifteen year glimpses mark weddings, furloughs, and long marriages with Spanish and Mexican travel and a Mass of Thanksgiving for Edward Witt’s 50th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Meyer
Martha Jane
Margaret Hann
New York
Myrtle Smith
Miss Smith
Meyer
Earl Dowdell
Florida
New Haven
al Toon
Chris Witt
Edna Renck
Lester Parks
Smoky Mountains
Mattie Zinn
Robert
Georgia Lee
Frank Zinn
Cincinnati
Carl J. Parks
Elaine Drive
John M. Weber, Jr
State Road
Harrison
University of Cincinnati
Ala
Pyt
Carl Greenham
Greenhams
Colorado
Pvt. Greenham
Ft. Carson
James Viel
San Francisco
California
Herman Viel
Martha
Leroy Jefferies
Thomas Sutton
Nancy Schweizer
Larry Smith
Donna Joyce Turner
Barbara Patrick
Indiana
Aoegar Matson
Lawrenceburg
Alvin S. Morris
New Haven Road
Denny Estes
Goosneck Bay
Labrador
Ben Raisch
College Corner
New Baltimore
Jim Mitchell
Sylvester Kiefer
Cheviot
Freda Koehs
Hamilton
Elizabeth Turrell
Katherine Hayes
Mexico City
Acapulco
Mexico
Edward J. Witt
Logan
St. John the Baptist Church
Dover
Caroline Schurman
John Miller
Hamilton Hospital
Victoria
Australia
Harrison High
Harrison Screw Tops F.O.P. in Thursday game
Harrison Screw defeated F. O. P. on Thursday. Reiter collected one FOP hit and scored a run with R. Kater adding the other. Tom Phipple pitched for Harrison Screw, two hits allowed, seven walks. Doug Kimmons caught. Screws hitters included Dar gearly Foner, Tom Whipple two hits, Rick Dryden, Mark Schlarman, ag ol hit, Steve Knollman, and Doug Kimmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Screw
F. O
Reiter
Fop
R. Kater
Tom Phipple
Doug Kimmons
Magee's Take Harrison Bowl in May 26 baseball game
Magee's topped Harrison Bowl 12 to 2 to move to 2 1 this season. Harrison Bowl pitcher Brad Bailey held Magee's scoreless through 3 innings as Magee's overcame a 1 0 deficit with a six run sixth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Brad Bailey
Rick Kaiser
Loren Lanham
Larry Moster
West VW's Superbugs Roll Fischer 12-2 at Waterworks
West VW's Superbugs crushed Fischer 12-2 at Waterworks. They piled up 15 hits and four walks. Tim Strunk led with a triple and a single, Ed Losekamp and Joe Nowlin doubled, while Jerry Collins Frank Whipple and Robin Schneider added singles. Fischer’s Steve Grubbs doubled, Greg Nagele and T Ballard doubled, and Bob King Danny Eckel made key outs on sure hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Volkswagen
Fischer
Waterworks
Wedup
West V. W
Tim Strunk
Ed Losekamp
Joe Nowlin
Jerry Collins
Frank Whipple
Robin Schneider
Steve Grubbs
Greg Nagele
T. Ballard
Bob King
Danny Eckel
Kroger's DX baseball crushes Mac's 32 to 1 in 1st win
Kroger's DX dominates Mac's Delicatessen 32 to 1 as Terry Wolf goes 5 singles and a double while teammate Gary Bennett collects 3 doubles a single and a triple. Mac's Xeiger starts but is relieved in the first inning giving up 21 hits and 13 walks. Kroger's defenses limit Mac's to two hits. Kroger's 3-0 schedule continues as they prepare to host West W. W. at 6:00 P M on Wednesday June 2 with both clubs undefeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Mac
Delicatessen
Xeiger's
Mac’s
Dunn
Matson
Seeeeheen
Terry Wolf
Kroger’s
Terry
Gary Bennett
Roger Kolb
Paul Morrison
Chris Burk
Cavey Riegel
Gary Busch
al Sunderhaus
West W. W
Blanken's Take Odd Fellows: Walsh Shuts Out 12 K's
Jim Walsh pitched four innings of scoreless ball for Blank en's with 12 strikeouts and 5 walks. Walsh drove in 10 runs with a homer a double and two singles. Robby Grubbs added three hits while catching early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Walsh
Blanken
Robert Ramsey
Robby Grubbs
Robert Harris
Steve Harris
Keith Combs
Blanken’s
Darrell Moster
Larry Wolf
John Mason
The
Odd Fellows
J. Russel
T. Farmer
M. Leonhart
C. Yocum
Legion DX Team Rolls On Defeats Village Pharmacy 31 to 2
Legion DX defeated Village Pharmacy 31 to 2 behind pitchers R. Gabbard and J. Wickman who allowed 17 hits and 12 walks with 13 strikeouts. E Harris, T. Wilson, and A nne each had singles as the offense surged for the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion DX
Village Pharmacy
R. Gabbard
J. Wickman
E. Harris
T. Wilson
Anne
Legion
Chris Kuhlmann
Ken Greenwell
R. McAdams
Legion DX and Harrison Bowl Play at K of C Field
The text notes a June 2 Wednesday game between Legion DX and Harrison Bowl at the K of C field inviting readers to watch the boys play. It frames the question of what is most important in industry as a base ball analogy and mentions factors like management team or fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In . R. McAdams
Legion
First National Edges C-H In Nailbiter Peewee Game
In a thriller that went to the final out First National Bank beat Campbell-Hausfeld 8-7 in Class D Peewee action. Mark Meyers led the Bankers with five hits while Walt Nowlin and Mark Meyers pitched solidly as Timmie Wright's running catch saved the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Natonal Bank
Campbell-Hausfeld
Walt Nowlin
C-H
Mark Meyers
First National
Bankers
Mark Schutte
Tony Remillard
Ron Beckman
Todd Boggs
Mike Farrow
First National Bank
Timmie Wright
The
Lions
VFW
FOP
Upper Waterworks
K of C Defeats Feldhaus Team 22 to 8 at Harrison Grade
K of C defeated Feldhaus by 22 to 8 last Thursday at Harrison Grade School field. Dan Powers and Gerry Nagele pitched. Nagele and Kinnett led with multiple hits. Feldhaus pitchers were C Conliff and S Sizemore. Sparks catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
K. of C
Feldhaus
Dan Powers
Gerry Nagele
Paul Bradley
K. of
Jeff Kinnett
Doug Nagele
Toby Sheley
C. Conliff
S. Sizemore
T. Sparks
Whitewater Remains Undefeated in Third Straight Win
Whitewater Market defeated Wilhelm 8 to 4 in CX baseball at the High School last Tuesday night. Dean Meece pitched all seven innings giving up 4 hits, striking out 12 and walking 10. Market had 9 hits led by Mark Wiseman with a second homer and a single. Wilhelm's Andy, Steve Maher, and Glenn Rutherford each singled. Coaches urged fans to support the team and attend games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Market
Wilhelm
Dean Meece
Mark Wiseman
Mark Hotopp
Dale Baker
Chris Remillard
Jeff Wiseman
Steve Hotopp
Andy
Steve Maher
Glenn Rutherford
Jeff Hotopp
American Legion
Tom Tenhandfeld
Doug Hubbard
Steve Tenhundfeld
Dave Johnson
Tng
Alan Waugh
Ralph Dubs
Baker
Wise
Class D Pee Wee News Results May 27 1971
Results from Crosby Grade School show Kiwanis 18 over Highlander Center Harrison Screw 10 and FOP 2 to Lions 11. K of C 22 defeats Feldhaus 8, Camp BellHausfeld 7 over First National Bank 8, Blanken’s 18 over Odd Fellows 1, and Country Kitchen 2 over Country Kitchen Highlander Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Camp‘bell Hausfeld
Kiwanis
Highlander Center
Harrison Screw
FOP
Lions
Country Kitchen
Blanken
Odd Fellows 1
Whitewater Defeats Legion 3 2 In Pitchers’ Duel
Whitewater Market edges American Legion 3 to 2 at the High School Field on Friday May 21. Dean Meece pitched for Whitewater and Tom Tenhundfeld for the Legion with four and three hits allowed respectively. Key moments include Wiseman and Hotopp producing runs in the fourth, fifth, and seventh innings to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Market
Apinilece Legion
Dean Meece
Whitewater
Tom Tenhundfeld
Legion
Dean
Tom
Mac's Down Fuernstein's In High Scoring Win
Mac's Del. edged Fuernstein's 19 to 17 as Don Kamphaus plus strong relief kept the offense alive. Baker and Mike Farmer each had three hits for Mac's while Williams and D West led Fuernstein's with two apiece as both teams stand 1-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kamphaus
Mac
Fuernstein
Dennis
D. West
M. West
Wens
Mac’s
Baker
Mike Farmer
Bob Farmer
Eric Beebe
Kamphaus
Ron Dunn
Williams
West All-Star Triumph Over East in Nippert Clash 23 to 12
West team edged East 23 to 12 at Nippert Stadium in a well attended game. Brech averaged five yards per carry while Tony Pepper and Dave Metz stood out on offense. East beat West 90 to 81 in the basketball All-Star game and Bill Revis earned a grant-in-aid to Maryville College in Tennessee. Reds attendance rose to 351,922 through 20 home games, with Al Ferrara once a Carnegie Hall pianist and Pete Rose as captain leading NL in batting. Johnny Bench hit 45 homers last year and has the club’s longest current hitting streak. Gary Nolan recorded his 50th win on April 27 against the Padres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
AL Ferrara
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Pete Rose
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Ohio
NG Weber
Association
F.O.P
S. State Street Western Finance Co
West VW
Kiwanis Pee Wee
Highlanders
B. Neel
Brad
Oars
Tase
Paul Nolan
Lonnie French
James Nolan
James
A. Williams
M. Zimmer
David McGill
A Williams
Crosby
Odd
Feldhaus Team
By Bill Kuntz
Nippert Stadium
Dave Metz
Tony Pepper
Mike Brech
Brech
Tony
Dave
West
Balliban
Wildcats
Bill Revis
Indian Hill
Maryville College
Tennessee
Reading
Riverfront
Sta
Johnny Bench
Big Kill
Ted Kluszewski
Gary Nolan
San Diego Padres
Optical Service, Inc
S. Miami Avenue
Cleves, Ohio
Joseph F. Wing
Merchants Bank
the Merchants Fdig Bank & Trust CO
Crv
Ick Bank
West Harrison
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