Kiwanis Legion Beats A L 8 to 6 In D ball clash
Kiwanis Legion defeated A L 8 to 6 at Stouts Field marking week four of the D ball season. Key Kiwanis players included Wally Minges Mike Kichler and Bobby Widolf who drove in runs with hits and a homer while A L pitchers A Orth K Niehaus and Brian Clark kept hitters honest.
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Kiwanis
A.L
Little Stout's
Brian Clark
J. Clark
C. Feldkamp
P. Roll
K. Niehaus
D. Johnson
Ricky
T. Settle
B. Marysberry
P. Ferber
M. Sherman
D. Grass
Jason Kichler
Wally Minges
Sean Cassidy
Mike Richler
RBI
Bobby Widolf
Paul Burgess
Matt Kaffenburger
Richie Dietloff
Tim Schmitz
Bryan Wolterman
Scott Johnson
Brian Donaworth
Mike Kichler
Richie Detlaff
Bryan Wetterman
Jake's Mecca Cafe Lth grade girls win 31 6 over Jeff's Drive Thru
On Monday May 23 1983 Jake's Mecca Cafe girls Lth grade defeated Jeff's Drive Thru 31 to 6. Teresa Rolf senior had three hits and three runs with three RBIes, Levanne Schaefer three doubles and seven RBIes, Sherry Punky Messerschmidt a multi hit line including a home run, Paula Loos three hits and three RBIes, Cathy Sherman three hits and three RBIes, Tawyna Wuest two hits and two runs, Kim Getz four RBIes on five hits, and Donna Johnson Suzanne Schuck among others contributing. Cathy Sherman pitched S innings and Messerschmidt pitched one. Catching by Donna Johnson and Schuck. Manager Mary Messerschmidt. coaches Joe Nowlin Russ Loos. Scorekeeper Connie Zinser. Next game June 4 at Haubner Field 3 at 12:20.
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Jake
Mecca Cafe
Lth
Jeff's
Drive Thru
Teresa Rolfsen
RBI
Vicki King
Levanne Schaefer
Sherry ‘‘Punky
Messerschmidt
Paula Loos
Kim Getz
Jill Zinser
Donna Johnson
Suzanne Schuck
Cathy Sherman
Anissa Lawhorn
Tawyna Wuest
Carla Farmer
Angie Kunze
Missy Smith
Sherry
Punky
Mary Messerschmidt
Joe Nowlin
Russ Loos
Connie Zinser
Haubner Field
Harris Studio Girls Dominate Hilltop A C In 15 4 Victory
Harris Studio girls beat Hilltop A C 15 to 4 after a slow start. Key hits came from Sheri Loos with a home run and a triple, Marilyn Mergenthal and Dotty Taylor multi hit, and multiple players contributing across seven scoring innings. The team improves to 2 wins and 1 loss as they head into next week.
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Harris Studio
Hilltop A.C
Harris
Marilyn Mergenthal
Dotty Taylor
Michelle Mcintosh
Kelli Chaney
Maria Wilcox
Sheri Loos
Nicole Asche
Ranee Rayney
Tammy Stine
Jodi Trester
Beth Cheek
Denise Hancock
Nicole Asthe
Patty Woodall
Melinda Flynn
Chris Hall
Merchant's Bank girls win over Hilltop AC 119 in 1983 softball
On May 25, 1983, Merchant's Bank girls defeated Hilltop AC 119. Lee Ann Taylor hit a home run and a single, Tricia Davis added a single and a walk, Erin Roberts singled and walked, Tammy Miller tripled, Jeana Jacobs walked, Mindy Rider had two singles, Michelle Loos doubled and walked, Christie Brotherton doubled and homered, Nichol Harris contributed.
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Merchant’s Bank Girls
Hilltop AC
Lee Ann Taylor
Tricia Davis
Erin Roberts
Tammy Miller
Jeana Jacobs
Mindy Rider
Michelle Loos
Christie Brotherton
Nichol Harris
Sonya Fox
RBI
Melanie Roell
Molly Prudenti
Nicolle Harris
Jeri Cloe
Erica Campbell
Stacy Christman
Tammy Millay
Beth Kirchner
Linda Aretz
Merchants
Susan Messerschmidt
Shelley Getz
Brenda Lotton
Mike Prudenti
Merchants Bank Girls
Gold
Connie Noonan
Kathy Toney
Jerri
Jackman Kercheval topples Tip’s Cafe 11 to 6 in Friday game
Rick Anderson led Jackman Kercheval with a 3 for 3 day including a double and two singles while Nick Mentrup and Ryan Snider fueled a strong pitching effort to limit Tip's Case to five hits. Kevin Lawhorn slugged two doubles and scored three runs as others contributed in the win.
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Jackman-Kercheval
Tip’s Cafe
Star
Rick Anderson
Rick
Danny Bibbee
Andy Hurich
Kevin Lawhorn
Nick Mentrup
Nick
Ryan Snider
Ryan
Tip
John Willoughby
Harold Reed
Matt Mobley
Jeff Guilfoyle
Jason Ramey
Mike
Bank Girls Swipe Auto Driveway
A report notes an incident on May 7 involving two women dubbed Bank Girls who allegedly swiped an automobile and driveway access from a merchant location. No injuries reported, authorities investigating motives and connections to prior thefts.
Merchants softball lineup features Cloe Campbell Christman
Jeri Cloe had a single, Erica Campbell an RBI, Stacey Christman a single. Other players were Michelle Loos, Erica Campbell, Tammy Millay and Linda Aretz. Coaches for Merchants are Susan Messerschmidt, Shelley Getz, Brenda Lotton and Mike Prudenti.
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Jeri Cloe
Erica Campbell
RBI
Stacey Christman
Michelle Loos
Tammy Millay
Linda Aretz
Merchants
Susan Messerschmidt
Shelley Getz
Brenda Lotton
Mike Prudenti
Lions named By Hodapp 6th grade girls fall to Hodapp
The Lions 6th grade girls lost 14 to 11 on Friday May 27 1983. Pitching shared by Renee Roether and Sheila Hobbs. Catching shared by Carrie Lang and Kendra Brittan. Scorers include Lena Wittenbrook Missy Drury and Kellie Maloney among others. Other players listed were Mindy Farmer Joann Bernecker Sandy Gray Kim Tuener and Carrie Lang.
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Lions
Hodapp
Renee Roether
Sheila Hobbs
Carrie Lang
Kendra Brittan
Lena Wittenbrook
Kellie Maloney
Missy Drury
Jennifer Stine
Julie Bernecker
Andrea Werkley
Jennifer Nicholson
Tracey Seal
Mindy Farmer
Joann Bernecker
Sandy Gray
Kim Tuener
Searcy Ninety Nines vs Pasquale s Baseball Scorecard
Searcy Nursery beat Pasquale's 13 to 4 behind Kirk Caruso and Matt Lewis. Pasquale's led 2 to 0 early, Searcy answered with four runs in the first, then gained a 7 to 3 advantage after two innings and plated six more in the fourth. Notable Searcy hitters included Caruso, Harding, Lewis, Watts, Drury, Samuels, and Hauser. The Harris Studio's girls defeated German Catering 13 to 9, led by Dotty Taylor and Denise Hancock with strong hitting and Dotty Taylor striking out 8.
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Searcy Nursery
Pasquale
Kirk Caruso
Matt Lewis
Searcy
Shannon
RBI
Shannon Drury
Ryan Smith
Brian Walter
Kasey Caruso
Todd Watts
Ralph Hauser
Bank Defeats Funeral Home in May Softball Tilt 1983
Merchants Bank beat Frederick Funeral Home in a May 14 1983 game with multiple hitters contributing. Lee Ann Taylor opened with a single and a double while Tricia Davis added a double and a single with an RBI. Christie Brotherton chipped in a double and an RBI. Joanna Jacobs reached on a Toney and an RBI. Mindy Rider contributed a partial at bat with unclear result.
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Merchants Bank
Frederick Funeral Home
Lee Ann Taylor
Tricia Davis
RBI
Christie Brotherton
Joanna Jacobs
Toney
Mindy Rider
Merchants Bank Girls Fall to Gold Top 9 8 in Close Game
May 21 showdown saw Merchants Bank with Sonya Fox RBI and multiple players contributing. Michele Loos and Erica Campbell doubled twice each, Stacy Christman drove in three, while Gold Top responded with Jeana Jacobs homering and a late surge to edge the Merchants 9 to 8.
Pioneer Park Beats Pasquales In Close Win 18 13
Pioneer Park outdistanced Pasquales 18 to 13 to lift their season record to 2 wins and 2 losses. Todd Toney and Kevin Mobley each had four hits for Pioneer Park while Pasquales were led by Brian Ruehl Jeff Small and Brian Houchin with multiple hits. Bourquein Water shut out Lake Jewelers 11-0 behind a combined no hitter by Brad Schwing and Eddie Farris. Leading Bourquein hitters included Eddie Farris Josh Patton and Kevin King as they improved to 5-0. Next week Bourquein meets Kiwanis in a potential thriller as both teams sit at 5-0.
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Pioneer Park
Pasquales
Todd Toney
Kevin Mobley
Jerry Bolia
Mike Hall
David Jennings
Jason Dole
Ricky DeLucio
Mike Schallic
Kurt Kugler
Brian Ruehl
Jeff Small
Brian Houchin
Owen Greenham
Scott Anderson
Robby Crone
Josh Smith
Mike Prudents
Harrison Jr
Bourquein Water
Lake Jewelers
Bourquein
Brad Schwing
Eddie Farris
Lakes
Brian Balzer
Scott Danemayer
Josh Patton
Kevin King
Kiwanis
Lions 6th Grade Girls Fall 3-0 to White Oaks
The Lions 6th grade softball team were shut out 3-0 by White Oaks on Saturday June 4 1983. Pitching was by Re. The report notes Hemns Buckles contributed on defense and offense with limited details.
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Lions
White Oaks Hemns Buckles
Village shines as Gil's Locksmith earns another win
Bo Slayback and Randy Hobbs lead a balanced hitting effort for Village with multiple contributors. Donnie Brotherton and Scott Bischoff also chipped in as the lineup spread offense. Gil's Locksmith defense stays stout with Mark Ungerbuhler Troy Slayback Donald Baker and Dave Sturgill as key stalwarts in the win.
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Bo Slayback
Randy Hobbs
Doug Horney
Tony Gober
Dave Landers
Artie Gober
Village
Donnie Brotherton
Scott Bischoff
Snelbaker
Ramey
Ronnie Brotherton
Gil’s Locksmith
Langen Meats Defeats Loos Blacktopping 13 to 5
Langen Meats defeated undefeated Loos Blacktopping 13 to 5 on May 25. Joe Carpenter led with three hits while Jerry Emery Matt Hackworth and Jason Raber added two apiece. Tracy Smith threw out a runner at the plate from left field. Umpire chief Dennis Dole praised for quality calls this season.
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Langen Meats
Loos
Langen
Langen Meat
Joe Carpenter
Jerry Emery
Matt Hackworth
Jason Raber
Tracy Smith
Dennis Dole
Harrison Bowl Team Dominates Cleves In May Shows
The Harrison Bowl Class C Knothole squad trounced Cleves 23 to 5 on May 17 and 23 to 0 on May 24, then edged Addyston 2 to 1 on May 31. The club, a season contest winner, faces Miami Heights June 14 at Crosby School field with a 6:00 game time and concessions.
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Knothole
Cleves
Swangin
Addyston
Miami Heights
Crosby School Field
Merchants Bank Dominates Loos Blacktop In Blowout
In an upset Merchants Bank crushed Loos Blacktop 13 to 4 as Chris Lewis and Nate Bennet held the hitters to two hits. Merchants amassed 14 hits led by Randy Riehle with two and Mel Smith and Chris O'Hara for Loos Blacktop with their only blows in their first loss.
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Loos
Merchants Bank
Chris Lewis
Nate Bennett
Randy Riehle
Mel Smith
Chris O'Hara
Langen Meats Defeats Back's Drive Thru 10 to 3 at Harrison High
On June 1 at Harrison High School Langen Meats beat Back's Drive Thru 10 to 3 in a team victory. Bill ie Carroll, sidelined by a hand injury, returned to the lineup and notched his first hit of the season. Joe Carpenter pitched three innings of shutout relief as Bobby Simpson drove in three runs and Jason Raber went 2-for-3. Catcher Jerry Emery closed the game with a defensive foul pop foul for the final out as a large crowd of parents cheered for their kids.
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Harrison High School
Langen Meats
Casey Richards
Billie Carroll
Joe Carpenter
Bobby Simpson
Jason Raber
Jerry Emery
Rosemeyers Rally Past Hawks Insurance For Second Win
Rosemeyers beat Hawks Insurance 13 to 11 to improve to 2-2 on the season. Jason Urbanski earned the win with five innings pitched, while Cam Rolfes and Cam Rolfes delivered key at bats and fielding. Joe Urbanski and Eric Wainscott contributed multi hit nights as the team navigated a dramatic seventh inning.
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Rosemeyer Plants
Hawks Insurance
Rosemeyers
Hawks
Ron Drew
Eric Wainscott
Jason Urbanski
David Morena
Rosemeyer
Rob Urbanski
Tom Lewis
RBI
Joey Knock
Joey
Brian McKnight
Brian
Cam Rolfes
Cam
Larry Estres
Kevin Brown
Eddie Bibee
Jason
Larry Cairns
Bob Urbanski
Kiwanis Edge Pasquale's In Last-Gasp Win At Stouts Field
Kiwanis Downs Pasquale's 6-5 at Stout's field after trailing 5-3 in the sixth. Pasquale's built a 4-0 lead with a third inning outburst. Kiwanis answered with three in the fourth and sealed victory with a six-run comeback. Scott Anderson drew two walks, singled once and was hit by a pitch for 2 RBI.
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Kiwanis
Pasq
Stout
Little Field
Pasquale
RBI
Owen Greenham
Brian Houchin
Bourquein Paints RD Sign Rally Past RD Sign 15 7
Bourquein Paints RD Sign keeps first place tie in D-Ball with a 15 7 win over RD Signs. Bourquein jumped to a 2 0 early lead, led 9 4 after four, exploded for six more in the fifth, and held on as RD Signs closed to within 3 in the final inning. Kevin King earned the save and Eddie Farris, Brad Schwing, Josh Patton, Kevin King, Brian Balzer, Steve Long, and Tommy Cecil boosted Bourquein Water with multiple hits and walks.
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Bourquein Water
R.D. Signs
Bourquein
R.D
Kevin King
Kevin
Bourque In Water
Eddie Farris
Brad Schwing
Josh Patton
Brian Balzer
Steve Long
Tommy Cecil
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