Local Births and Weddings Include Carol Lynn Stone Honoring the Haas and Zeumer Nuptials
A girl named Carol Lynn was born June 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Stone and others, with grandparents listed. Donna Zeumer and William White wed June 16 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Harrison. Jean Kolb vacations in Europe, visiting Munich and other countries, returning in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lynn
George Pidge
Brookvillle
Walter Reed
Harrison
Donna Joy Zeumer
William W. White
Bryan Green
Evangelical United Brethers Church
Harry Zeumer
Ohio
Greensburg
Jean Kolb
Europe
M/Set
Roscoe C. Kelly
Munich
Germany
A. J. Haverland
Santa Bar
Arthur
Buddy) Graves
St. Joseph Church
North Bend
Angola
Indiana
Bainbridge
Maryland
Linda Games
Hugh Morgan Howey
Hugh M. Howey
New Philadelphia
United Presbyterian
Ruehl Retires After 22 Years as Milk Salesman
Denver Colorado notes Mr Ruehl who retired in 1965 following 22 years as a Clifton area milk salesman and a 25 year farming career. He is survived by three grandchildren.
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Denver
Colorado
Ruehl
Clifton
Legion DX Rolls Over Fuernstein's in 16 to 2 Win
Legion DX defeated Fuernstein's 16 to 2 as P Gaebe pitched for Fuernstein's allowing 17 hits and 8 walks while Heaton and Abbott led Legion with multiple hits. Heaton struck out 11 and Duckworth played solid center field. Fuernstein's faces Bunnell Insurance next and Legion meets Kroger's at Little Water Works Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gaebe
Fuernstein’s
D. Williams
R. Dunaway
D. Krause
G. Dennis
Heaton
R. Abbott
Booker
Legion
C. Heaton
Duckworth
Ron McAdams
Tn Heaton
E. Fuernstein
Bunnell Insurance
Big Water Works Field
Kroger’s
Little Water Works Field
Kroger DX Edges Frischs In High-Scoring Tilt
Kroger DX defeated Frischs 9 to 8 in a seesaw baseball game. Frischs pitcher Gary Rolfes allowed 14 hits 2 walks and 11 strikeouts while Kroger DX pitcher Terry yielded 5 hits 10 walks and 11 strikeouts.
Kroger's and Frischs clash in tied league matchup at Waterworks
Unassisted double play by Paul Morrison helps Kroger's in a high scoring game. Kroger's errors total four to Frisch's one as Terry Wolf leads Kroger's with three singles and a double. Other Kroger's contributors include Gary Bennett two doubles Roger Kolb and Paul Morrison with one single and one double. Kroger's lineup also features Brian Upchurch Jeff Schalk Gary Busch and Al Sunderhaus. The two clubs meet at Waterworks Field at 6:00 p.m. Both teams share identical records this season and the clash is highlighted as a great game to see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Frisch
Gary Rolfes
Frisch’s
Stu Lake
Gary
M. Roess
Ornada Cas
Brian Upchurch
Terry
Paul Morrison
Terry Wolf
Gary Bennett
Roger Kolb
Jeff Schalk
Gary Busch
al Sunderhaus
John
American Legion
Little Waterworks Field
Country Kitchen tops First National in wild scoring game
John Yocum pitched 3 2 3 innings allowing 2 runs on 7 hits and 2 walks with 4 strikeouts. Tony Vogelgesang drove in 3 on a single, Paul Vogelgesang added a 3 RBI triple, Kirk Gutzwiller a run on a double. First National pitchers Meyers and Seckman allowed 16 walks and 12 runs on 3 hits while striking out 5.
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John Yocum
Tony Vogelgesang
Country Kitchen
Kirk Gutzwiller
Paul Vogelgesang
RBI
Steve Fliedman
Kirk Knoliman
Johnny Eversole
First National Bank
Mark Meyers
Ronnie Seckman
First National
Todd Boggs
Jeff Viel
Tim Wright
Tony Remillard
Mark Schutte
Ronnie Beckman
Legion CX Team Rolls On To 5-1 Start
American Legion improved to 5-1 this season after a slow start. In a 10 run game the team trailed Fisher 3-10, then pulled ahead with five runs in the fifth. Tenchound feld Jim Hatmaker Doug Hubbard Ken Nagle and Kevin Schlemmer provided key hits while multiple pitchers shared duties. Fisher's committed three errors, helping Legion CX edge ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Fisher
Tenchoundfeld
Jim Hatmaker
Doug Hubbard
Ken Nagle
Kevin Schlemmer
Fischer's Downs Edge Fuernstein In 10-8 Thriller
Ray Simpson pitched for Fisher's allowing 10 runs on 10 hits with four walks and 14 strikeouts. Key hits came from Kerry Klopfstein twins Rick Robben Greg Nagele and Tim Ballard who went 3-for-3 including a triple and a double. Center fielder K Juett made a standout assist at the plate. Fuernstein's starter P Gaebe yielded 10 runs on 10 hits as late relief from G Dennis allowed four more.
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Ray Simpson
Fisher’s
Kerry Klopfstein
Twins
Rick Robben
Greg Nagele
Greg Slusher
Tim Ballard
K. Juett
Greg Dennis
C. Williams
P. Gaebe
Fuernstein’s
G. Dennis
R. Dunaway
M. Vest
D. Vest
Wilhelm's Masonery Wins Second Straight
Wilhelm's Masonery defeated Beige Field's Heating for their second win of the season as Steve Maher allowed 3 runs on 7 hits with 4 strikeouts. Mike Mettler caught, while Matt Vaught and Barry Niemeyer contributed in fielding and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Masonery
Beige Field
Steve Maher
Wilhelm’s
Mike Mettler
Fields
Glenn Warders
Warders
Mike Kraus
Jim Wolfe
Chuck Brown
Matt Vaught
Russell
Wilhelm Masonery
Sider Tha’ Wisi
Pennin
Hawk
Insurance
Terry Minor
Jerry Simpson
Andy Klopfstein
Gene Mulligan
Erro
Barry Niemeyer
D. Dole
Hawks
Brooks
Bahner
S. Brooks
Butch Dole
Reds siege hot streak and big crowds lift Riverfront
The Cincinnati Reds push a four of five win streak after Sunday’s doubleheader as Lee May nears 17th homer and hits over .300. Attendance surpasses 500 000 in Riverfront Stadiums first full year with 29 home dates and a near 600 000 total.
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Cincinnati Reds
Lee May
Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Bunnell Beats Magee In High-Scoring Ninth Inning Rally
Bunnell overMagee 17 to 8 after an 8-8 tie through seven innings. Tom Simpson pitched all nine with 7 hits and 4 walks allowed. Batters for Bunnell included Halcomb Parrott Prickett and Sauntry with multiple hits. Magee’s Kaiser Lanham had singles as SI SEE pitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnell
Magee
Magee’s
Tom Simpson
Mike Sauntry
Tom
Slick
Bunnell’s
Dan Halcomb
Jerry Parrott
Greg Prickett
Dennis Halcomb
Danny West
Kaiser
Lanham
SI See
Fischer's Hand Kroger First Loss
Fisher's DX Clothing handed Kroger's their first loss of the season with an 18 to 8 defeat ending an 18 game win streak for Kroger's sparing over a three year. Ray Simpson pitched for Fisher's allowing 8 runs on 9 hits while Steve Grubbs Tim Ballard Eddie Robben and Greg Slasher contributed multi hit performances.
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J. Schalk
A. Sunderhaus
John DeBruler
D. Spraker
Bennett
Ray Simpson
Fisher’s
Kroger’s
Steve Grubbs
Rick Robben
Tim Ballard
Greg Slasher
Steve Grubbs Wis
Eddie Robben
Rusty Stapleton
Greg Mike Simpson
Fishers
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the Harrison Press
Robert E. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Fly
James Stone
Conrad Haas
Philip Haas
Anna Winters
Charles and
Herbert Winters
Myrtle Essert
Wilford Jenner
Paul Schoenling
Glen Woodruff
Aldan
Glenna Gay Gundell
Scotia
New York
Ruby Meyer
New Trenton
Sue
Bill David
Kenny Donaworth
Danville
al Sampson
Frank Schuetz
North Vine Street
Keith Eden
Fort Pierce
Fla
Edward Eden
Blanton
A. H. Tebbs
California
San Francisco
Tahoe
Yosmite Valley
San Diego
Los Angeles
Steary
Steury
Herb’s Auto Parts
Harrison, Ohio
Fuernstein
Legion CX
Gion
Fischer
P. Gaebhel
Maverick
Demon
Baker-Reedy Ford, Inc
Harrison Ave
By Bill Kuntz
RED Hot Red Machine
Batesville
Bulldogs
Ripley Co
Jerry Bohman
Randy Mehlon
Tom Buck
Rich Werner
Mehlon
Bohman
Ripley
Rick Pavy
Lawrenceburg
Ken Root
Grabblers
Dave Gomon
Dave
Cats
Steve Safford
Butch
Jim Carr
Optical Service, Inc
S. Miami Avenue
Cleves, Ohio
The
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Taylors Creek
Harrison Pike
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