Searcy Nets Sixth Straight Victory Over Kiwanis
Searcy Nursery posted its sixth consecutive win by 14 to 6 as Melvin Smith led with a home run and 3 RBIs. Jason Raber left the start, Chris O'Hara relieved and shut Kiwanis down after three innings while Searcy built an 8 3 lead. Leading Searcy hitters included Smith, Loos, Motsinger, Coletta, O Hart and Vieth with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Searcy Nursery
Kiwanis
Searcy
Melvin Smith
Jason Raber
Chris O'Hara
RBI
Bobby Loos
Jonathon Motsinger
Dan Coletta
Winton Savings Dominates Bob's Garage In Five Inning Win
Winton Savings defeated Bob's Garage 26 to 3 in five innings last Saturday, holding the opponent to one run until the sixth. The team also beat Northside K of C 19 to 7 on Sunday, with Winton's only loss earlier in the season avenged in the rematch. Winton’s record stands at 4-1 as the girls also played well all weekend.
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Winton Savings
Bob’s Garage
Winton
Bob's Garage
Northside K
Northside
West V W Breezes Past Mt Airy Softball Showdown
West V W girls softball routed Mt Airy 17 to 9 on June 13 1982 for their third straight win. Key players included Lou Buckley with two triples two singles and two runs and Jody Romohr with three singles and two runs. Coach Buckley and assistants Haselton oversaw a strong team effort as Missy McHone drove in three.
Studios In Dark Falls To Nuckol's 12 5
Harris Studios lost 12 to 5 as Nikki Slay Gina Norman Michelle McIntosh Tonia Harvey Dotty Taylor Kim Brown and Patty Woodall led hits and runs. Dotty Taylor struck out eight while taking the loss as the team’s other players and bench names listed for future games.
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Harris Studios
Nuckol’s and Associates
Nikki Slay
Gina Norman
Michelle McIntosh
Tonia Harvey
RBI
Dotty Taylor
Kim Brown
Patty Woodall
Sheri Loos
Debbie Rudisell
Melinda Flynn
Tammy Stine
Jamie Young
Jennifer Stine
Patty Gchristos
Monica
Vicki Werkley
Langen Meats Stop Jaycees in Close Game
Langen Meats edged the Jaycees 5 to 4 as pitching and defense carried the win. Tom Borge Menke and Bob Lee nailed two runners at the plate, including the would be tying run, for a dramatic final out. Darin Pohlman also snagged a line drive and threw to first for the double play.
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Langen Meats
Jaycees
Tom Borgemenke
Bob Lee
Darin Pohlman
Joe
Langens Nip Key Plays In Baseball Scrimmage
Langens’ Tom Borgemenke and Steve Steigerwald led with singles while Rick Niehaus backed solid defense. Wigger’s stars included C. Dra and P. Haynes with multiple hits as coaches Wilbur Sr. and Dan Kelly praise their teams. Come see the action.
Campbell Hausfeld Wins 16-14 in Dramatic Comeback
Campbell Hausfeld overcame a 4th inning deficit to edge the Lions 16-14 in a high scoring contest. Matthew Pies lined out to third to start a rally as ten straight hitters produced eight runs in the fifth. John Miller homered early in the Lions’ fifth, but C H answered with a late burst to seal the win.
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Campbell Hausfeld
Lions
C-H
Matthew Pies
Kyle Danemayer
Gregoff
Ken Boatright
Ed Vignale
John Miller
Tip's Cafe Comes From Behind In Friday Victory
On Friday May 14 Tip's Cafe rallied to beat Wigger's Plumbing 9-8. Down five runs, Tip's produced timely hits in the bottom of the seventh. Leading Tip's hitters included Chris Corn with a homer and a double, Graig Wilburn with a triple, Dan Kelly with a single and three walks, and Brian Isbell with two walks and a triple among others.
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Tip’s Cafe
Wigger’s Plumbing
Tip’s
Dan Kelly
Chris Corn
Rick Purcell
Graig Wilburn
Brian Isbell
Billy Rheul
Vince Walsh
Mike Hensley
Todd Ernst
Village Beats Jaycees 12-9 In May Game At Village Pharmacy
Village Pharmacy rallied from behind to defeat Jaycees 12 to 9 on May 26. Leading Village hitters included Shawn Kelley 2-5 with a double and Tim Boggs 2-2 with a double and two walks. Jaycees top batter Bill Spicer went 2-2 with a triple. Village improves to 3-1 and advances to face Langen Meats.
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Village Pharmacy
Jaycees
Village
Shawn Kelley
Nick Mentrup
Rick Frey
Tim Boggs
Mitchell Parker
Brian Stuart
Richie Pierce
Sean Grandstaff
Scott Smith
Graig Dragon
Bill Spicer
Don Haven
Rick Redleman
Jason Ramey
D. Branditz
Neil Knollman
Eric Hayes
Langen Meats
West V W. Tears Down Beckman's Tears Down Beckman's
West V W. girls defeated Beckman Builders 16 to 5 on June 9, 1982. Pitchers Karla Huselton and Jody Romohr with catchers Kim Hopkins and Jackie Nantz led a big hitting effort. Scorers included Lou Buckley Debbie Gilbert Mary Hacker and Ty Minor among others with multiple singles walks and runs. Manager Bob Buckley and coaches Fred and Nancy Huselton guided the team.
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West V.W
Beckman Builders
Beckman
Karla Huselton
Jody Romohr
Kim Hopkins
Jackie Nantz
V.W
Lou Buckley
Debbie Gilbert
Mary Hacker
Rhonda Lawhorn
Missy McHone
Ty Minor
Marlo Schaible
Kim Smith
Bob Buckley
Fred
Nancy Huselton
Pasquale's Beats Legion in Harri son Jr. Baseball Tilt
Pasquale's sent a fine young American Legion squad to defeat in the Harrison Jr. Baseball Dx league on June 10 1982. Randy Riehle led with 3 for 3 featuring three singles. Chris Murray added a double and a single while Bobby Conley Perry Eggers and Shawn Russell each singled. Chuck Murray added a double and threw three shutout innings. Jeff Schemer also pitched three solid innings. Wayne Goodin led the Legion team with the best hitting mark.
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Pasquale
American Legion
Harrison Jr
Randy Riehle
Randy
Chris Murray
Bobby Conley
Perry Eggers
Shawn Russell
Chuck Murray
Jeff Schemer
Wayne Goodin
Carpenter's Sign Girls Softball Triumph Over Pioneer Service
In the 4th grade blue division on June 5 Carpenter's Sign rallied to a 21 9 victory over Pioneer Service. Renee Smith anchored defense allowing 3 runs after the first inning while striking out 11. Nicole Ferguson went 4 for 4 and Melissa Roudebush added two hits and a walk including a home run.
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Carpenter’s Sign Girl’s Softball
Pioneer Service
Carpenter
Renee Smith
Nicole Ferguson
Melissa Roudebush
Wildcats Basketball Camp Offers Two July Sessions
Jerry Bovard, head coach of the Wildcats, runs an annual basketball camp at Harrison High School gym. Two sessions run July 5 9 for ages 10 to 12 and July 12 16 for ages 13 and 14 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Camp includes drills, prizes, shirts, pictures, insurance, and handouts with a $25 fee per camper and a 40-camper limit. applications first come.
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Jerry Bovard
Wildcats
Wildcat
Harrison High School
Bovard
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Cincinnati Reds Homestand Features Ball Day and Concert Night
A long Reds homestand at Riverfront Stadium includes 13 games in 13 days starting June 15 against the Dodgers and Padres, with special events. Bobby Goldsboro performs on June 26, Ball Day on June 27 giving youthful fans free facsimile autographed baseballs, and Kroger Cost-Cutter Night on June 22 with $10,000 in groceries prize.
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Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Houston
Reds
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Diego Padres
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Padres
Atlanta
Braves
Bobby Goldsboro
Kroger
Girls Lions Roar With 8 2 Win Over Bernies Market
The Girls Lions softball team defeated Bernies Market 8 2 on June 12 1982 to improve to 2 0 this season. Earlier wins included 29 9 over Hilltop A C on May 15 and a 8 7 loss to Continental Minerals on May 23. Andrea Werkley hit a grand slam and Kendra Brittan made the final out saving the win.
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Girls Lions
Bernies Market
Lions
Hilltop A.C
Continental Minerals
Andrea Werkley
Kendra Brittan
Kim Bader
Joann Bernecker
Julie Bernecker
Missy Dury
Mindy Farmer
Teri Grubbs
Sheila Hobbs
Carrie Lang
Kellie Maloney
Renee Roether
Tracy Seal
Anna Sizemore
Lena Wittenbrook
Harrison Jr. High
Village Pharmacy Edges Langen Meats For Tight 10-9 Win
Village Pharmacy defeated Langen Meats 10-9 in extra innings on June 2 to move into a share of first place at 4-1. Village rallied to tie 9-9 in the bottom of the sixth, then shut out Langen in the seventh and plated the winning run in the bottom of the seventh with two outs and runners on first and third. Shawn Kelley and Tim Boggs led Village at the plate, while Bob Lee paced Langen with a 4-4 effort. Next week Village faces Merchant Bank at the high school.
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Village Pharmacy
Langen Meats
Village
Langen
Shawn Kelley
Nick Mentrup
Ricky Frey
Tim Boggs
J. Emery
T. Heath
K. Myers
Bob Lee
Merchant Bank
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Indianapolis
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