Chem Lawn Drops Thriller To Besse Drug In Ten
In a Wednesday night contest at White Oak Chem Lawn fell 10 to 9 in 10 innings to Besse Drug. Mes cher schmidt went 5 for 5 to pace Chem Lawn and Getz added three hits. Several outfield assists cut down potential winning runs as both teams slugged and traded leads.
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Chem Lawn
Besse
White Oak
Sherry Ross
Shelly Getz
Jane Werner
Susan Messerschmidt
Kelly Burns
Cheryl Werner
Angie Ballard
Joyce Abrams
Barb Pegg
Lisa Strassell
Nisa German
Derrona Bolser
Amy Smith
Karen Holiday
Nicky White
Messerschmidt
Getz
Benefit Softball Game and Chicken Dinner Plan
The annual WABE softball game and chicken dinner will be held June 19 at 1:00 PM at the VFW Post 7570 Lawrenceburg Rd Harrison. Adults pay 3.00 for dinner, children 1.50, with covered-dish contributions invited. Proceeds benefit Cystic Fibrosis and the event features live country music by Highway Men from 3:00 to 8:00 PM.
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WABE
V.F.W. Postg
Lawrenceburg
Harrison
Chem Lawn Chalks Up Victory Over RD Signs in Slam Packed Game
Harrison Press reports Chem Lawn cruised 24 18 over RD Signs at Little Waterworks Field on Thursday June 10 with Tommy Woodall hitting a grand slam and a triple plus multiple walks. Jon Chaney and Brian Clark earned the win as managers praised the players.
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Harrison Press
RD Signs
Little Waterworks Field
Tommy Woodall
Robbie Hewer
Jon Chaney
Bill Mears
Tony Hill
Mike Turner
Ryan Smith
Brian Clark
Leonard Nowlin
Dennis Rotacker
Steve Nowlin
R.D
IGA Girls Rally For Fifth Win In Rainy Season
The I.G.A. girls eighth grade softball team beat Advance Transmission from Monfort Heights 9 5 to extend their season to five wins. Kelly Hey Shelly Broughton Teresa Campbell Sheila Winup Deanna Abrams Amanda Schiable Shelly Anderson Lee Ann Rich Debbie Slayback Joan Lane and others contributed with multiple hits and RBIs. Amanda Schiable pitched the win as the team prepares for a June 19 game against Corpus Christi girls.
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Harrison-Ross 1.G.A
Monfort Heights
1.G.A
Kelly Hey
Shelly Broughton
Shelly
RBI
Teresa Campbell
Sheila Winup
Deanna Abrams
Amanda Schiable
Shelly Anderson
Lee Ann Rich
Debbie Slayback
Joan Lane
I.G.A
Stephanie Goila
Jenny Schlarmann
Brenda Lawhorn
Michelle Long
Dina Brown
Dana Smith
Carla Otto
Jody Day
Antique Oak and Walnut Furnishings Sale Card
An antiques listing describes an oak stand table a walnut dresser with brown marble top a beveled mirror an oak chest of drawers with claw feet an oak sideboard with a beveled mirror a walnut arm chair a walnut mantle clock that strikes a Victor records an oak tool box some glassware and a wicker basket.
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Victor Records
Jackman Kercheval BX Rally Past Tips Drive Thru In Extra Innings
Jackman Kercheval BX won their first game of the year 13 to 10 over Tips Drive Thru in extras. Matt Mobley Cam Rolfes Mike Bollinger Jeff Guilfoyle Ricky Anderson Andy Huerich and Andy Baker each had two hits while Gary Armstrong Kevin Branditz and Donald Baker starred on defense. Bollinger earned the win as Jackman Kercheval improves to 1-3.
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F.O.P
Pioneer Park
F.O.P. Ist
Jackman Kercheval BX
Tips Drive Thru
Jackman Kercheval
Matt Mobley
Cam Rolfes
Mike Bollinger
Jeff Guilfoyle
Ricky Anderson
Andy Huerich
Andy Baker
Gary Armstrong
Kevin Branditz
Donald Baker
Tru
Dan Kelly
Chris Corn
Brian Isabell
Todd Ernst
Ricky Purcell
Billy Rueh
Stout's Drive Inn Root Beer Treat After Game
In the third win over Society the outfield play of Pat Kraus John C Robbie Ruwe and Tim Schmitz helped clinch the victory. Stout's hitters led by Rudisell Small Caruso Pittman Kraus Ruwe Cefola Davis McArthur Clark Loos again topped the parade, with all players praised for teamwork.
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Stout
Murphy
Odd Fellows
Society
Murphy's
All the Boys
Jeff Davis
Jeff Small
Nathan Ziegler
Chip Pittman
Kasey Caruso
Chuck Rudisell
N. Ziegler
P. Kraus
J. Davis
R. Ruwe
J. Cefola
T. Schmitz
B. McArthur
J. Clark
Pat Kraus
John C . Robbie Ruwe
Tim Schmitz
Stout’s
C. Rudisell
J. Small
K. Caruso
C. Pittman
C. Loos
Stout's Drive Inn
Harrison crushes Sayler Park 10 2 in league clash
Harrison routed Sayler Park 10 to 2 as the new team struggled against a dominant home side. Harrison led 8 0 at halftime with goals from Denzler Shreve Schiable Galbraith Hunter and O Byrne Beneker Adams and O Brya n. Sayler Park scored twice in the second half before Harrison rested its starters.
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Harrison
Sayler Park
Gary Denzler
Joe Shreve
Ken Schiable
John Galbraith
Bruce Hunter
Rocky Adams
Bob O'Bryan
Charlie Beneker
Harison
Goodtimers Athletic Club
Goodtimers
Taylor Elementary School
Springdale Rd
Kaiser Hardware Pulls Off 19 11 Comeback Victory
Mike Mattis fielded a sharp grounder with bases loaded and two outs, forcing a close play at the plate as Kaiser Hardware completed a 19 to 11 comeback win. The rally showcased the team's effort and determination in the late innings.
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Mike Mattis
Kaiser Hardware
Black Toppers To Face Ross Pharmacy In Weekend Play
John Loos and Sons Black topping has won three and lost two this season. The girls defeated Gold Top 17 8, Pleasant Run Farms 14 13, and Bobs Garage 10 2, but lost to Franklin S&S 15 11 and Hodapp Funeral Home 19 6. They performed well despite rain and extra hits were needed. Next Saturday they host Ross Pharmacy at home.
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John Loos and Sons Blacktopping
Gold Top
Pleasant Run Farms
Bobs Garage
Franklin S&s
Hodapp Funeral Home
Ross Pharmacy
Volleyball Camp At East Central High School
A two week volleyball camp starts the week of June 21 at East Central High School. Instruction covers basic skills rules and strategy. Open to Sunman Dearborn girls not on last year’s varsity team. Grades 7-8 meet 8 to 10 a.m. and 9-12 from 10 to 12. No charge. Questions welcomed.
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East Central High School
Sunman-Dearborn
Camp Director Contact and School Information Provided
The notice lists contact options including Camp Director Rita E. Alig at 576 4400 and East Central High School at 76 4811 for inquiries and registration details.
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Rita E. Alig
East Central High School
East Central Offers Athletes Physical Exams
East Central athletic department will offer physical exams for grade 7 through 12 athletes on Tuesday July 6 and Thursday July 8 from 4 00 PM to 6 00 PM slow time. Doctors will perform exams for the 1982 83 school year at a cost of 3 00 per student with 2 3 doctors available. Students should park and enter at the front of the building.
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Athletic Department of
East Central
Legion Beats Hirlinger in 21-3 rout on May 28
American Legion defeated Hirlinger 21 to 3 to improve to 3-0 for the season. Pitchers Jason Urbanski and Scott Smith threw a one hit ballgame. Legion scored four in the first, added two in the third, and tacked on singles and bursts through the seventh as Hirlinger stranded runners and then hit into a game ending triple play.
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American Legion
Hirlinger
Legion
Jason Urbanski
Scott Smith
Legion Triumph in Baseball Tilt With Urbanski Squares
The Press reports Legion players Urbanski and Kurtz led with multiple singles and a double, plus Smith and Cecil contributing extra hits. Sam Cecil tied for RBIs as Urbanski era teammates, while Coffey drew walks and Coffey helped in a triple play setup. Coaches are Cairns and Urbanski trio.
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Legion
Jason Urbanski
Charlie Kurtz
Scott Smith
Garrett Ramey
Sam Cecil
Sam
R.B.I
Eddie Heinzelman
Toney Styons
Brian Ripperger
Dan Coffey
Tobby Bolling
Mike McElory
Mike
Mike Coffey
Larry Cairns
Bob Urbanski
Rob Urbanski
East Central FFA Team Ranks 10th in State Dairy Judging
East Central FFA members Curtis Maddox Bob Joerger Ray Johnson and Wanda Weber competed at Purdue Dairy Farm for the State Dairy Judging contest held June 4. The team placed 4th in state after qualifying by taking first in Area I Daily Judging for the 11th straight year and also first in Dearborn County. Glenn Wright and Bob Branigan assisted in oral reasons.
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FFA
Purdue University Dairy Farm
Curtis Maddox
Bob Joerger
Ray Johnson
Wanda Weber
Dearborn
Glenn Wright
East Central
Yo-Ag
Bob Branigan
In Loving Memory of W Gene Maucher June 13 1976
Poignant memorial note honoring W Gene Maucher, recounting a journey ended and a bridge built for others. Passed away with loved ones mourning the loss and reflecting on faith and passage. The message closes with a family sign of love and enduring memory.
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W. Gene Maucher
East Central Mini Track Meets Set At East Central High
East Central High School hosts four summer mini track meets with events for boys and girls in age groups A through E. Registration starts at 8:45 a.m. slow time, field events 9:30, running 10:30. Entry is 50 cents per event for ages 11 up, 25 cents for ages 10 and under. relays free. Participants supply shots discus poles batons. blocks provided. Restrooms available. flats or spikes required.
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East Central High School
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Winton Savings and Loan
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