Local Chronicle Sends Ripples Through Town Histories
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs W S Poland completed education degrees on Grover Sefton farm near Logan. A world record bull sale reached 10 dollars export to Neal B Killen of New South Wales. Visits stretch between New Orleans and Harrison relatives as families share milestones and long histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Poland
Grover Sefton
Bits
Washboard Road
Logan
American Sociation
Neal B. Killen
New South Wales
Australia
San Francisco
John Silvernagel
New Orleans
Clara Minton
Edna Renck
John Swales
Ruth Fell
Quebec
Canadian Air Lines
Chicago
S. S. Homeric
James Howard
Martin Mikelsen
Ada, Minn
New York
Local Weddings Include Diane Bort Calvin King Nuptials
The Civil War era themed event saw Miss Diane Lorilee Bort wed Mr. Calvin King on Sunday afternoon June 5 in the garden at Clyde and carereeee Bort’s Oxnard home. The King family hails from Harrison with Burdette and Mrs. King listed as parents. Ann Raz Carter of Chapman Alabama wed Saturday June 11 at St John United Church of Christ. Rev Albert J. Slezak officiated. Ann Carter teaches English at Harrison Elementary. Allen Carter is Harrison Elementary’s boys physical education instructor.
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Diane Lorilee Bort
Calvin King
Carereeee
Clyde Bort
Oxnard
Burdette King
Harrison
Raz Carter
Chapman
Alabama
Ann
St. John United Church of Christ
Albert J. Slezak
Mac's Down Village Pharmacy Triumphs 11-4 at Field
Ron Dunn pitched a sparkling complete game with 8 strikeouts as Mac's Delicatessen Village Pharmacy defeated Village Pharmacy 11 to 4. Mark Hendren belted a two run homer with two on for a six run first inning, while Dunn added a single and Beebe and Kampus contributed hits. Gabbard worked for Village Pharmacy with 11 strikeouts, adding a double. Wilson Hacker and Rutherford had singles. Mac's bright defense featured Wolfram and Morris. Moose roster lists Scotty Baker Eric Beebe Rick Wolfram Allan Wolfram Bobby Farmer Mick Farmer Larry Guilfoyle Mark Hendren Brian Morris Don Kampus Ron Dunn Kevin Willman Jim Parker. Manager Ollie Boehm coach John Beebe scorekeeper Art Wolfram. Mac's record 2-2.
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Ron Dunn
Mark Hendren
Mac’s
Delicatessen Village Pharmacy
Hendren
Dunn
Eric Beebe
Bobby Farmer
Don Kamphaus
Gabbard
Village Pharmacy
Wilson
Hacker
Ruther
Rick Wolfram
Brian Morris
Ma’cs Delicatessen
Scotty Baker
Allan Wolfram
Mick Farmer
Larry Guilfoyle
Don Kampus
Rony Dunn
Kevin Willman
Jim Parker
Ollie Boehm
John Beebe
Art Wolfram
C H Team Beats Lions In A Six Inning Field Game
C H Team defeated the Lions 6 to 5 at VFW Field in six innings. C H led 5 0 after four innings before Lions rallied for five in the fifth. Steve Scott hit a homer and drove in three, Dennis collected a single, Mitchell drove in two runs, with Welsh Simpson Hiler and Scott scoring. Lions pitcher Dennis allowed two runs, one hit, five walks.
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C-H
Lions
VFW
Dennis
Steve Scott
Scott
Mitchell
Welsh
Simpson
Hiler
C H Team Advances With Big Night At Waterworks
Bruce Large delivered a four hit performance including a triple and a homer driving in four runs. Jeff Salzman added a double, Walt Nowlin scored and singled. B Koors and others drew two walks as C H prepares for Kiwanis at Waterworks Little Field June 10 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Nowlin
Jeff Salzman
Bruce Large
Large
C-H
Bruce
Mike Farrow
Bill Tom Jefferies
B. Koors
W. Nowlin
Greg Waller
Kiwanis
Waterworks Little Field
Lions
Highlander Center
Waterworks Big Field
First National Overcomes FOP in Pee Wee Baseball
Todd Boggs sparked a comeback as First National Bank erased an 8 10 deficit to beat FOP 20 13 in Class D Pee Wee action. Mark Meyers started the rally with a two run homer, while Todd delivered two bases loaded triples and six RBI. Ron Beckmann earned the win in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Boggs
First National Bank
Mark Meyers
Todd
Bankers
RBI
Ron Beckman
First National
Mark Schutte
Tony Memillard
Ron Beckmann
Jeff Viel
David Hatmaker
Randy Kater
Jeff Batchelor
K. of C
Blanken
Mac's Win Practice Game
Mac's Del defeated Bright Indiana 11 to 7 in a June 3 practice game at the grade school field. Hen dren Beebe and Kampus combined on the mound for Mac's with 10 strikeouts and 8 walks. Simonson Hessler led Bright with 10 strikeouts and 8 walks. Mac's had 5 hits to Bright 3. Bob Farmer and Jimmy Parker homered for Mac's. Simonson had Bright's only extra base hit.
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Mac’s
Del
Bright
Ind
Hendren
Beebe
Kampus
Simonson
Hessler
Bob Farmer
Jimmy Parker
Return Match Ahead at Lyttle Field
Dick and Westrich each produced singles as plans for a forthcoming return match at Lyttle Field were noted. The report hints at near-future competition between the two players.
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Westrich
Lyttle Field
Legion DX Downs Harrison Bowl
Legion DX defeated Harrison Bowl as B Bailey allowed 15 hits and 8 strikeouts. Slayback doubled twice, Bailey added a double and a single, Nixon struck one, while the defense had 11 errors. Legion pitchers Kuhlmann and Greenwell gave up five hits and seven strikeouts with three walks. Heaton, Duckworth, Heim brock, Acra, Kuhlmann, Greenwell, Booker and Lawhorn collected multiple hits and RBIs. All the boys played a good ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bailey
Harrison Bowl
W. Slayback
D. Nixon
Legion
C. Kuhlmann
K. Greenwell
D. Heaton
J. Duckworth
J. Heimbrock
B. Acra
C. Heaton
M. Booker
M. Lawhorn
Walsh Powers Blankens Past Feldhaus With Grand Slam
Jim Walsh pitched four scoreless innings and Walsh also hit two home runs including a grand slam, a triple and two singles with five hits and five runs scored for Blankens. Feldhaus catcher Blanken pitched, S Sizemore started for Feldhaus, and Crawford debuted with a walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldhaus
S. Sizemore
Jim Walsh
Blanken
Robert Ramsey
Bob Harris
Darrell Moster
Steve Harrison
John Mason
Larry Wolf
Keith Combs
Dick Crawford
C. Conliff
Kiwanis Pee Wees Win Third Straight Behind No Hit Pitching
Kiwanis defeated the Odd Fellows 25 to 0 as three Kiwanis pitchers combined for a no hitter. James Nolan led the offense with three doubles and 9 RBIs, while Lonnie French added two doubles and two singles for 4 RBIs. Next game: Kiwanis at Little Waterworks Field on Thursday, June 10 against Campbell-Hausfeld.
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Kiwanis Pee Wees
Odd Fellows
Kiwanis
Paul Nolan
Lonnie French
Paul
James Nolan
J. Russell
P. Williams
Ad T. Farmer
T. Williams
M. Leonhardt
RBI
M. Zimmer
P. Nolan
A. Williams
D. Garrison
G. Mendel
Little Waterworks Field
Campbell-Hausfeld
The
Country Kitchen
K. of C. Field
5-H Split In Last Two Ball Games
Truck Stop Class A split their two games played the week of June 1. In the first game Cleves beat 5-H 9 hits gave up five walks. Rusty Kater pitched five innings with M Cooper finishing. In the second game 5-H beat Sayler Park 5 to 1 with Steve Brech leading the win and Kirk Nixon throwing out two baserunners.
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Cleves
R. Bates
Rusty Kater
M. Cooper
5-H
Sayler Park
Steve Brech
Kirk Nixon
Brad
Gray Pitches Seven for 5 H in Win
Gray the pitcher worked seven innings, allowing four hits and four walks, with four strikeouts as 5 H won. Nolan at second had five put outs and an assist, including a key double play in the last inning. 5 H improved to four wins and two losses, with five hits in total—Nixon, Brech, Nolan, Rudisill, and Bates.
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R. Bates
5-H
Magee's Edges Frisch's 15 13 Inclose
Magee's topped Frisch's 15 to 13 on June 2. Magee's built leads with five runs in the first and six in the third. Key hitters: Magee's Moster 3 hits, Poynter 2 hits with 3 RBIs. Frisch's trio Rolfes Grubbs and Roessler each multi hit games. Nick Young felled two Magee batters at first as Frisch's rally fell short.
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Magee
Frisch
Larry Moster
Loren Lanham
Doug Gullette
Robby Brotherton
Myron Kraus
Bruce Poynter
RBI
Mike Horsley
Chris Bennett
Frisch’s
Gary Rolfes
Bennett
Nick Young
Terry Grubbs
Mark Roessler
S. Fohl
Little Waterworks
K. of C. Wins First Place in Narrow Victory
The K of C defeated Harrison Screw 16 to 7 on a field night with Dan Powers pitching a complete game. Harrison Screw was led by D Sturgis and M Schlarmann with a double and a single each, T Whipple added two singles, R Dryden a single, while Gerry Nagele and Jeff Kinnett led K of C with multiple hits including a triple by Nagele and Powers had four triples.
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K.of C
K. of C
Harrison Screw
Dan Powers
D. Sturgis
M. Schlarmann
T. Whipple
R. Dryden
Gerry Nagele
Jeff Kinnett
Toby Sheley
Paul Bradley
Scott Steelman
K. of
Campbell Hausfeld 6 Lions 5 in June 3 results
Results show Campbell Hausfeld defeated Lions 6 to 5 on June 3 1971. Standings list Campbell Hausfeld First National Bank and Country Kitchen tied at top with 3 wins, 1 loss. Schedule for June 10 features Center Lions at Big Waterworks field and other matchups at local fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hausfeld
Lions
Kiwanis
Odd Fellows
Nat’l Bank
F.O.P
Country Kitchen
Highlander Center
Blanken
Feldhaus
K. of C
Harrison Screw
Teu Joer
First National Bank
Harrison
Center
Big Waterworks
Little Waterworks
Harrison Screw - Feldhaus
V.F.W
FOP
Crosby
Board denies Ken Root. parents plan protest meeting
Southeast Board of Education cuts Driver Education, jeopardizing Ken Root football coaching. supporters expect many parents at Thursday meeting. Greg Bybee wins a 7 4 decision in Budde Post Memorial Day, Harrison players join St Leon Legion, Ohio Track Classic debuts in Cincinnati with eager plans. Harrison Christian No 1 bowling team posts 3083 pins. finals June 19 at Milford Mergards Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southewest Board OF Education
Ken Root
Root
Greg Bybee
Budde Post
Bentley
Denny Quatremeyer
Mark Knose
Harrison
St. Leon Legion
Cincinnati
Reading
Meet
A. W. Hartman
Clyde
Ohio
Harrison Boys
John M. Dunnette
Hamilton County Suburban Athletic Association
Harrison Recreation Commission
Jacques Laughlin
Bill Stalder
Allen van Treese
Harry van Treese
Glenn Schlemmer
Larry Moody
Mergards Lanes
Milford
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Ine Webber
Association
Holden
Alex Pobudinsky
Buffalo
Frank Reese
Westwood
Richard Alan
Ely Reese
Adrian Lytle
Robert Taylor, Jr
Tucson
Arizona
Mr. Taylor
California
Jack
Bill
Larvie Davis
R. J. Cleves
Sandra Louise Davis
John W
Tom Underwood
New Haven
John Underwood
Albert Gatts
Miami
Florida
Gatts
Marie Biddle
J. D. Marshall
Euclid
Paul Viel
Edward J. Witt
St. John’s Church
Dover
William H. Terry
Logsdon
Stanley Elfenbaum
Optometrist
Harrison Avenue
Carolina Trace Golf Course
New Haven Rd
Carolina Race Rd
Mac’s Down Village Pharmacy
Roaring Lions
Mac
Frigidaire
Harrison Furniture
S. State St
Harrison, Ohio
Top Feldhaus
Blankens
Chris Blanken
Kiwans
By Bill Kuntz
Steary
Herb’s Auto Parts
Nacer Construction Co
Miamitown, Ohio
Ray
Mike Dewitt
Jamison Creek Auto
Rt. 4
Jamison Rd
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Taylors Creek
Harrison Pike
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