Cats Edge Mt Healthy then Fall to Aiken in Baseball Pair
Harrison's baseball team ranked in the top ten in Greater Cincinnati opened with a 3 1 win over Mt Healthy before losing to Aiken 6 4 Robby Eckel doubled for the Cats Jerry Davis took the loss for Harrison Service limited opponents to three hits for Aiken Greg Loos held Owls hitless in five innings with ten strikeouts Kyle Hockman slugged a four three for the Cats Harrison next played Taft then Fairfield and scheduled Elder and West High games in late March
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Harrison
Dave Bader
Cincinnati
Mt. Healthy
Aiken
Wildcats
Jerry Davis
Cats
Robby Eckel
Owls
Greg Loos
Kyle Hockman
Miller
Taft
Fairfield
Elder
West High
Harrison High Wrestling Banquet Honors Varsity and Reserve Carriers
Harrison High School held a March banquet in the commons to reward varsity and reserve wrestlers. Coach Greg Young distributed awards including Rookie of the Year to Kenny French and Most Outstanding to Tim Matheis, who also won the league title, with Rod Fisher earning most pins and nine pins in matches.
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Harrison High School
Greg Young
Kenny French
Tim Mathers
Rod Fisher
Cats Split Meets In Close Track Duels At Greenhills And Ross
Harrison thinclads opened with a 67 60 loss to Greenhills in a meet decided by the final 1600M Relay. They then crushed Ross 111 21, winning 15 of 16 events led by Gabbard Grubbs Thrasher Barnes and Wilzabach in multiple events. The Reserve squad swept Greenhills 70 48 and overwhelmed the Rams 93 15 with double winners Inman Mobley Mays Brickner Engel and others. Next meets included Hamilton Badin and several schools on March 28 with meets starting 4 00 p m.
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Harrison
Greenhills
Cats
Ross
Rams
Pioneers
Troy Gabbard
Marc Grubbs
Ed Thrasher
Steve Barnes
Dave Wilzabach
Bruce Williamson
Wildcats
Kirk Nowlin
Rob Ellis
Grubbs
Chaney
Gabbard
Thrasher
Dave Adams
Mike Inman
Jason Urbanski
Jim Stout
Pat Chaney
Don Baker
Willie Manning
John Mays
Matt Mobley
Paul Brickner
Doug Hornbach
Doug Engel
Dave Morena
Toney Reifle
Hamilton Badin
Taylor
Finneytown
Cape
East Central
Spring Soccer Opens in Hamilton Co 30 and Over League
The 1985 spring season began Sunday with Harrison entering two teams in divisions A and B. Division A plays at Whitewater Senior Citizen Center and Division B at Harrison Community Center with 12 2 and 4 p.m. starts. The opening match ended 3 3 as Pleasant Run Farms challenged Harrison with standout saves by Jim Galbraith and key goals by Dave Geise and Bob O’Bryan amid crowded near misses. Next week Harrison faces New Castle at Whitewater Center.
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Hamilton Co
Harrison
Biddle
Whitewater Senior Citizen Center
Dry Fork Rd
Ional
Jim Galbraith
Run Farms
Galbraith
PRF
Bob O’bryan
New Castle
Ladycats Poised For Banner Run In Softball Race
Ladycats eye a league title hat trick with a 22 3 record last season and a single starter departing. The Harrison squad returns all league players including Jody Romohr Brenda Thaler Amy Gerhardt and Kelly Hey as coach Schiering predicts a tight race with Norwood, opener vs Indian Hill set at home. Roster includes Abrams Anderson Gerhardt Hey Hollingsworth Knock Lane Pettit Pies Rich Slayback Smith Thaler.
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Mike Schiering
Ladycat
Harrison
Jody Romohr
Brenda Thaler
Amy Gerhardt
Kelly Hey
Shelly Anderson
Kim Smith
Lee Ann Rich
Tammy Knock
Schiering
Indian Hill
Norwood
Ladycats
Deanna Abrams
Betty Hollingsworth
M. Schiering
B.thaler
J. Lane
K. Hyde
A. Gerhard
B. Hollingsworth
S. Pettit
K. Smith
L. Rich
T. Knoch
J. Pies
D. Abrams
D. Slayback
Ladycats Run Past Ross 71 45 in Opener
The Harrison Ladycats defeated Ross 71 to 45 to secure their first win of the season. Eight events were won by Harrison as freshman Lisa Mason set a school record in the 2 mile run in her first varsity meet under coach Carl Schiavone.
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Harrison Ladycats
Ross
Ladycats
Lisa Mason
Carl Schiavone
Tee Time Reservations At Courses
Hamilton County Park District Golf Courses begin takingAnnual Tee Times on March 30 and 31 for all courses. The $40 fee covers four players and optional U S G A handicap enrollment. Slots run from 6:30 a.m. to 8:38 a.m. for 18 holes, issued only to foursomes.
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Hamilton County Park District
U.S.G.A
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J. Burk
Dr. McGregor
J. Davis
K. Nixon
K. Hockman
R. Eckel
S. Sanders
B. McDonald
G. Loos
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Ron Pies
Bob Millison
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Richard Cullen
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D. Wilzbach
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