Happy births and marriages in Harrison area notices
On files from 30 years ago Elmer Herob and wife welcome daughter Eileen born May 21 at Mercy Hospital Hamilton weighing 8 lbs 2 oz. Charlotte Viel wed Thomas Jameson May 24 1952 at 4 30 PM in Harrison by Rev Joseph F Quick. Natalie Marie born June 1 at Ft Hamilton Hospital weighed 5 lbs 2 oz. grandparents named. Also farm sale on Kentucky Road handled by Wood Realty Co Harrison. 20, 15, 10, and 5 year ago items note car win, graduates, weddings, scholarships, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Herob
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Eileen
Joseph F. Quick
Harrison
Charlotte Jean Viel
Carl Viel
Bright
Louella Viel
Thomas Jameson
Louis Jameson
Aurora
Indiana
William Stucky
Guilford
Ind
Kentucky Road
John Baumann
Wood Realty Co
Ohio
Eugene Grubbs
Alvin Jackson
Darrell W. Biddle
Rt. 3
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Natalie Marié
Ora Biddle
Cedar Grove
Sam B. McQueen
Norbert Jacobs
Rose
Ruth
Sohio Rep
Edw
Diebold
Jacobs
Sohio
Nick Lambros
Harrison Heights
Blair Nichols
Tech Harrison Realty Co
David J. Brickner
Joseph Brickner
Baughman Rd
Xavier University
Wedneday
Briar Cliff College
Sioux City
Iowa
Women's Recreation Association
Mary Jo Huismann
Huismann
W.R.A
George Huismann
Route 2
John
Jim) Brickner
Jennifer Elizabeth
RD Signs Out Score Kiwanis in Close Six Inning Win
RD Signs defeated Kiwanis 13 to 11 on Thursday in a hard fought six inning game. Jason Dean fueled the win with a 1 2 3 first inning and three extra base hits. Ron Carroll and Billy Carroll boosted defense with key plays as Rick signs compiled homers and singles from David Grimes and Tom Cullen paced Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R-D
Kiwanis
Jason Dean
Ron Carroll
Billy Carroll
Roger Purcell
Doug Felland
Danny Brown
Chris Dragan
Uriah Darby
John Bronnert
Brian Pierce
Kevin Bley
David Grimes
Tom Cullen
Wally Minges
Chad
Campbell Hausfeld Wins Third Campbell Hausfeld Triumph Over ODD Fellows
Campbell Hausfeld won their third straight game by defeating ODD Fellows 19 to 15. A strong first inning gave C H an 11-2 lead as D. Gross and teammates lined consecutive hits. ODD Fellows fought back, scoring seven in the fourth to pull within four, but C H answered with six in the third and three in the fifth to hold on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hausfeld
ODD Fellows
C-H
D. Gross
A. Hoff
J. Conly
D. Johnson
J. Eichler
J. Vignale
K. Boatright
P. Roll
B. McAninch
M. Pies
E. Enginger
J. Simpson
M. Sandlin
M. Horton
OND Fellows
Bischoff Realty Stomps K of C8 8-1 For Third Win
Bischoff Realty dominated pitching as Ronnie Esterman, Bill Kurtz, and Doug Sanders held K of C8 to 3 hits in a 8 1 victory at Stouts on June 2. Esterman drove in the decisive run, with Matt Fennick and Sanders contributing in the batting order. Kurtz earned the win in his first start of the year. Next game is June 9 versus Buck's Del at the grade school, with a makeup June 11 against Sand and Gravel at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischoff Realty
K of
Stouts
Bischoff
Doug Sanders
Deron Beebe
Ronnie Esterman
Bill Kurtz
Esterman
Sanders
Matt Fennick
RBI
David Bybee
Brian McDowell
McDowell
Realty
Buck’s
Delon Wed
Kathy Esterman
Searcy Beats FOP 15 6 In June Baseball Tilt
Searcy Nursery defeated FOP 15 to 6 on June 1 in a tightly played game. Searcy led 6-5 after 3 innings, then six runs in the bottom of the fourth widened the gap. Matt Lewis delivered a three RBI single in the bottom of the final inning to seal the victory. Metsinger, Lewis and Coletta led Searcy with four RBI each. O’Hara and Loos added two hits. FOP was limited to four base hits. Behr, Hartung and Parker each had a single hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O.P
Harrison Press
Kevin Behr
Brian Sandlin
Bobby Simpson
Andy Moder
Eric Parker
Searcy Nursery
Searcy
Matt Lewis
Jonathan Metsinger
Dan Coletta
RBI
Bobby Loos
Chris O’hara
Jason Vieth
Jason Raber
Chris O‘hara
Jason Hartung
Pioneer Park Dominates Empress in 18-6 Victory
Pioneer Park defeated Empress 18 to 6 after a 0 3 start. Danny Moore and Kevin Mobley struck out six with six walks and six hits allowed. Mobley went 4 for 4 with a walk, while Jeff Humbert, Mike Greiner, Eric Lutzwiller and others drew walks. Bott and Martini played flawless defense with no errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Park
Empress Chili
Danny Moore
Kevin Mobley
Jason Bott
Bert Martini
Jeff Humbert
Mike Greiner
Eric Lutzwiller
Matt Nichols
David Jennings
Jerry Bolia
Pioneer Parks
Bourquein Defeats Pioneer Park 20-12 in Big Win
Bourquein stayed perfect at 5-0 with a 20-12 victory over Pioneer Park. Cameron Kugler cleared the bases with a long homer in the first inning, while Jason Hart hit his second season homer as Bourquein led 12-2 after a half inning. Brad Schwing, Jason Hart, Kugler and Balzer led a 20 hit attack, and Bourquein’s defense was spotty but offense carried the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquein
Brad Schwing
Jason Hart
Cameron Kugler
Steve Lindsey
Brian Balzer
Eddie Farris
Scott
Jason Wilhelm
Searcy Nursery Routs Bourquein 14 3 For DX League Lead
Searcy Nursery defeated Bourquein Water 14 to 3 on June 3 powered by strong pitching and timely hitting. Bobby Loos delivered two run doubles and finished with five RBIs while Melvin Smith and Dan Coletta fueled the offense with multiple hits. Searcy improved to 5 and 1, tying for second in the DX League behind a dominant late innings rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searcy
Bourquein Water
Bourquein
Bobby Loos
Eddie Farris
Melvin Smith
RBI
Chris O'Hara
Jason Vieth
Jason Raber
Dan Coletta
Bourque
Searcy Nursery
IGA Cops Two IGA Cops Two
The eighth grade girls softball team sponsored by Harrison-Ross IGA advanced to 4-0 with two weekend wins over Empress Chili of White Oak and Potts Trucking of Bevis. Amanda Schiable pitched both games with solid defense from Lane Long and Smith as coaches Russ Winup and Jim Hey prep for the next game on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison-Ross 1G
I.G.A
Empress Chili Girls
White Oak
1.G.A
Potts Trucking
Bevis
Vince
Kelly Hey
Shelly Broughton
Teresa Campbell
Sheila Winup
Brenda Lawhorn
Deanna Abrams
Stephanie Goila
Shelly Anderson
Amanda Schiable
Lee Ann Rich
Jenny Schlarmann
Jody Day
Carla Otto
Dina Brown
Joan Lane
Michelle Long
Dave Smith
Russ Winup
L.G.A
Jim Hey
Joyce Abrams
Lg.a
Harrison
Bourquein Edges Harrison Press In Rain Shortened Victory
Bourquein 14 Harrison Press 8 to stay in a share of first with a 4-0 record in the Jr. Baseball DX League. Both starters struggled with control early as Harrison Press led on eight walks and four hits. Bourquein moved ahead in the third behind Brad Schwing who shut down the Press, adding five runs in the third and four in the fourth before rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquein Water
Harrison Press
Harrison
Brad Schwing
Bourquein
Cameron Kugler
Brian Balzer
Jason Wilhelm
Eddie Farris
Kaiser Hardware Dominates Campbell-Hausfeld 10-6
Kaiser Hardware improved to 5-0 after a June Saturday win over Campbell-Hausfeld 10-6. Shortstop Mike Mattis starred on defense with two unassisted double plays and five fly outs, while pitcher Aaron Allman held opponents in check. Offensively Curtis Kugler and Mike Matis went 3 for 3, Kugler adding a triple and two singles, Mattis a triple, double and a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Hardware
Campbell-Hausfeld
Mike Mattis
Hausfeld
Aaron Allman
Mike Britton
Curtis Kugler
Mike Matis
Kugler
Mattis
Chem Lawn Opens Season with 18-7 Win Over Mt Airy
Chem Lawn defeated Mt Airy 18 to 7 on their home diamond as an eleven run first inning set the tone. Sherry Ross doubled to start, Angie Ballard doubled in the first run and then hit a bases loaded triple for 4 RBI. Kelly Burns 3 for 3, Shelly Getz, Jane Werner and Joyce Abrams 2 for 4 with Abrams two booming triples. Messerschmidt added two doubles in three trips, others like German, Pegg and Holiday also contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chem Lawn
Mt. Airy
Sherry Ross
Angie Ballard
Ballard
Kelly Burns
Shelly Getz
Jane Werner
Joyce
Kaiser Hardware Squeaks Past Lions for 4th Straight Win
Kaiser Hardware edged Lions on May 24 in a tight defensive contest. Key moments featured first baseman Mike Britton, Aaron Allman, shortstop Mike Mattis, and second baseman Paul Burgess with a shoestring catch ending the game as Kaiser secured a 4th straight victory with no losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Lions
Mike Britton
Aarron Allman
Mike Mattis
Paul Burgess
Paul Burges
Kaiser Hardware
Chili Beans Edge RC In Rain Delayed Tilt 14 13
Empress Chili defeated RC Signs 14 to 13 after a spring shower halted play in the fourth inning. Chili Beans trailed before rain delay, then rallied as B.C. tied it 9-9 by the end of the fourth. Jason Dean of RD Signs homered in the sixth inning for a highlight, while Timmy Gober and Robby Crone steered EC pitching to a one-run win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Chili
R.C. Signs
Chili Beans
B.C
Jason Dean
R.D. Signs
Timmy Gober
Robby Crone
E.C
Harrison Wildcats sports shine in spring of 1952
Harrison High School posted a strong spring sporting season with the Ladycats claiming multiple titles in track and softball while the Wildcats excelled in baseball, tennis and track. Mike Kinnett and Jay Powers earned Enquirer all city baseball honors as the program celebrated a history of success and reunion memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison High School
Harrison
Ladycats
Reading
Wildcats
Taylor
Wildcat
Enquirer
Mike Kinnett
Jay Powers
Jaycees Defeat Sand and Gravel in 10-6 Junior Baseball
Jaycees defeated Harrison Sand and Gravel 10 to 6 on Wednesday at the grade school. Starting pitcher Bill Spicer struck out seven, singled twice and walked once. Donnie and Don Haven contributed key plays, while Jason Ramey hit a home run and a single driving in five runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Harrison Sand & Gravel
Bill Spicer
Don Haven
Donnie
Robbie Jennings
Jason Ramey
Eric Hayse
Neil Knollman
Paul Schwab
David Branditz
Paul
David
Bryan Whitney
Shawn Henson
Pasquale's Stops Ludwigs Triumph in D League Duel
Pasquale's Stops Ludwigs Pasquale's Stops Ludwigs beat Ludwig Electric 9 to 5 in Harrison. Leading hitters for Pasquale's were Chick Murray with two doubles, Chris Murray with a double and a single, Randy Riehle with a single, and Darrin Goodin with a double. For Ludwig, Jason Waller had a double and a single, Brent Beal added a single, and Scott Kid a single and a triple. Pitchers Jeff Schemer and Chuck Murray limited the other side to five hits with eight walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquales
Ludwig Electric
Harrison Jr
Ludwig
Chris Murray
Chick Murray
Randy Riehle
Darrin Goodin
Jason Waller
Brent Beal
Scott Kid
Jeff Schemer
Chuck Murray
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Ave
Butler
Dearborn
Franklin
Diane Vanderpohl
Future Unlimited
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
John A. Vanderpohl
Dry Fork Rd
Wilfred Hiltz
Dover
Cheryl Ann
Joseph R. Lieland
Charles Lieland
Yorkville
Clifton Church of Christ
Vicki Dawn Pollock
Mark Garry Jellison
Edward L. Pollock
Allen C. Jellison
Harrison G.A.A
Kathy Cooper
Diane Meyer
Ted Meyer
Richard
Matt) Barnes
Terry Barnes
Jr. Baseball News
Empress
IGA Cops
Kaiser Hdw
Y Bill Kuntz
Greater
Cincinnati
The
Western Hills
Connie JO Robinson
Reading High School
Ohio State
Whitewater Valley Inn
Sis
J.R. Swisher
Jim Doughtery
Bob Schoenhoff
Doris Lusk
June Merten
Hamilton Catholic
Colerain
Mt. Healthy
Terrace Park
Madeira
Sycamore
Anderson
Jim Cole
Lloyd Gulley
Nelson Eckel
Jack Liefferman
Bob Bourquein
Harry Yaney
Larry Linker
Doughtery
Lockland
Ohio State Stadium
Nelson
Boomer
Eckel
Lockland Relays
Mariemont
Pasquale
Ludwigs
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