Greenhills Tops Harrison In Tight National Race
Greenhills defeated Harrison 9 to 7 to tighten the National Division standings as the Wildcats fell to 7-1 and the Pioneers at 8-2. Greenhills rode Hockman on the mound and timely hitting to prevail at the winner’s diamond while Harrison were held to 10 hits. Prior, Harrison massacred Taylor 16 to 3 and blanked Norwood 12-0 behind strong pitching and key hits from Gober Loos Tidwell and Hockman.
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Harrison Wildcats
Greenhills
Cats
Pioneers
Wildcats
Taylor
Norwood
Kyle Hockman
Shaw
Pioneer
Hockman
The
Harrison
Kirk Nixon
Shawn Sanders
Jerry Davis
Tony Gober
Blank Norwood
Greg Loos
Indians
Loos
Brad McDonald
Homer
Bader
Gober
McDonald
H.R
Loos H.R
Tidwell
H.T
Jackets
Harrison Invitational Track Meet Varsity and Reserve Results
Wyoming won the Harrison Invitational with 108 points followed by Greenhills 107 and 87 by Harrison. Fourteen schools competed as Harrison’s Reserve team finished unbeaten in the meet with 122 points. Dave Wilzbach set a varsity 300 hurdles school record in 39.9, Steve Barnes led the Mile at 4 29.8, and multiple scorers including Nowlin Hoffman Wilzbach Barnes, Sieter and Urbanski earned top finishes across hurdles sprints jumps and relays.
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Wyoming
Greenhills
Harrison
Dave Wilzbach
Brian Scudder
Steve Barnes
Wilzbach
Kirk Nowlin
Mike Hoffman
Paul Sieter
Harrison Junior Baseball Opens Season
The Harrison Junior Baseball League launches its 26th season with games on May 1 through May 7. League officers for 1985 include Walt Minges as President and Chuck Rudisell as Vice-President, with many local sponsors and teams listed for CX through Pro divisions and T Ball.
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Harrison Jr. Baseball League
T-ball
Walt Minges
Chuck Rudisell
Gary Burgess
Tom Nowlin
al Danemayer
Rich Cole
Sargeant- At-Arms
Wilbur
Lake’s
Dale Bley
Merchants Bank
Ron Espel
Gordon Morse
Lewis Carr
Jim Kaffenberger
R.D
Randy Darby
K. of C
Winton Savings & Lean
James Harding
Harrison Ladycats Sweep Week With Four Home Runs
The Harrison Ladycats softball team posted a 3-1 week with victories over Taylor 7-4 Northwest 25-6 and Greenhills 8-7. A 3-2 loss to Norwood cost a potential tie with the Indians. North west game featured four home runs as frustration boiled over.
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Harrison Ladycats
Taylor
Northwest
Greenhills
Ladycats
Norwood
Indians
Harrison
Attention Players fall sign ups at Harrison Center in 1985
The notice invites players to fall season sign ups at Harrison Community Center on May 4 and May 11 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. It introduces a Lollipop league for 5 year olds at 7.50 per child and 6 and older at 15 per child with a family cap of 30. For questions call 367-6701 between 6:00 pm and 9:00 pm.
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Non
Harrison Community Center
Bike A Thon To Aid Diabetes
The 1985 Bike A Thon for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, sponsored by Q102 Radio Coca Cola and Convenient Food Marts, is set for Sunday May 19 from 10 a m to 4 p m Riders will bike through area streets for pledges and the event raises funds for diabetes research since 1973 totaling over 670000. Riders can choose from multiple Greater Cincinnati routes and entry forms are available at area schools and Convenient Food Marts.
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Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Q102 Radio
Coca-Cola
Convenient Food Marts
Cincinnati
America
Tom Youkilis
The
Greater Cincinnati
Harrison
Fairfield
Springdale
Anderson Township
Cleves-North Bend
Deer Park
Montgomery
Undefeated Season Highlights in Local Leagues and Tournaments
The team finished 26 wins 10 losses overall, going 12-0 in the Price Hill League. They claimed the City Holiday Tourney title and first place in the City End of Season tourney, placed third in the City Double Elimination Sunday tourney, and won the Price Hill tourney of Cincinnati. A notable 32-31 victory over the K of C squad ended their three-year winless streak against that foe. Coaches and parents are commended for frequent support across many Tuesday Saturday and Sunday games.
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Price Hill
K of C
Harrison
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Allan Wright
Jim Estes
Rob Eckel
Sawders
Eckel
Knoliman
Finneytown
Ross
Wildcat Mound Corps
Scott Knollman
Darrell Brown
Shawn Roell
Brunner
Tony Ruhle
Paul Brickner
Doug Hornbach
Dave Morena
Jason Urbanski
Mike Inman
Willie Manning
Pat Chaney
Ryan Hockman
Chuck Ahlers
Greg Kammerer
Steve Colegate
Brianna Mike Inman
Parthiin
Vince Walsh
Matt
Tip’s Cafe
Dennis Emery
Bill Anderson
Langen
Andy Moder
Pioneer Park
Mike Broth
Wilber
Searcy Nursery
Bob Con
Kiwanis
Don Meyer
Tip
Dart
Neil Brinkman
Ken F.O.P
Ee Smith
Pasquale’s Pizza
al Electric Co., Inc
Wakes
Odd Fellows
Bob Hill
Stout’s
Todd A. Wolfe
Society Bank
Stevin Oung
R.E Kaiser Hardware
Tippie’s
Harrist Minges Produce & Green
Tonya Stegman
VFW
Dan Fette
Lake’s Sports
Joe Simpson
R & J Electronics
Jeff Wesling
H & R Block
Charlie Slavin
Rob Whitmer
Tracy Smith
Jamie Sowders
Craig Cartmell
Michael Kirschgassner
Adam Holden
Tommy Harmon
Matt Nelson
Craig Rolfes
Daniel Kirschgassner
Jerry Sowders
Shawn Sowders
Gary Cartmell
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