Cats Add 4 More To Win Column
The Harrison Wildcats baseball team won four straight games over Wyoming Norwood Finneytown and St Bernard to push their record to 6 1 1 in league play and rise to second behind Greenhills. Doug King starred in the Wyoming game with eight hits and one run allowed while Rob Eckel and Jim Hey contributed key hits. King also earned the Norwood win as Harrison rallied with a trio of runs in the second and a late surge. The Cats beat Finneytown 6 3 with Rob Eckel homering and Shawn Sanders driving in runs. Harrison then crushed Norwood 12 5, moving to 12 3 1 overall and setting up a productive baseball clinic scheduled for May 5.
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Wildcats
Harrison Lads
Wyoming
Norwood
Finneytown
St. Bernard
Greenhills
Cats
Harrison
Shawn Sanders
Jim Hey
Tom Miller
King
Rob Eckel
Hey
Greg Loos
Kevin Radcliffe
Doug King
Rudy Ramey
Indians
Loos
Nor
Brad McDonald
Allan Wright
Randy Solar
Ladycats stretch to 9-1 with April wins and league lead
Ladycats softball went 2-1 in a three game week from April 25 to 27 led by Amy Gerhardt 4-4 and 2 RBIs in a 27-4 win over Wyoming on April 25. Debbie Slayback earned the victory. They lost 6-2 to Norwood on April 26 with unearned runs scoring, then won 11-0 versus Finneytown led by Jane Werner 3-3 and Kelly Hey 3-4 with an RBI. The team stands 9-1 and leads the league, with Norwood at Harrison May 4 and Milford May 8 upcoming plus the Harrison Invitational May 11-12.
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Ladycats
Wyoming
Amy Gerhardt
Kim Smith
Karen Holliday
Brenda Thaler
Jody Romohr
Jane Werner
RBI
Brenda
Jody
Jane
Kelly Hey
Lou Buckley
Debbie Slayback
Loy
Debbie
Ann Greenham
Lee Ann Rich
Norwood
Lee Ann
Finneytown
Shelly Anderson
Shelly
Karen Holiday
Harrison
Milford
Greenhills Takes Reading Meet Victory for Pioneer Track
Greenhills, a top Greater Cincinnati squad, won the Reading Invitational held April 26-27, taking both Varsity and Reserve divisions. Harrison placed fourth in both divisions. Alter was Varsity runner-up. Tom Harris led Bruce Williamson’s crew with discus and shot wins, and a new school record 440 relay time. Harrison hosts its own invitational May 3-4 with ten schools.
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Greenhills
Greater Cincinnati
Pioneers
Harrison
Alter
Wyoming
Tom Harris
Bruce Williamson
Dave Eckel
Ed Thrasher
Troy Gabbard
Steve Barnes
Rob Urbanski
John Grimm
Ray Reamer
Mark Pope
Troupe 347 Presents 1984 at EC With New Cast
Troupe 347 stages George Orwell’s 1984 at EC with Tom Boylen as Winston Julia played by Jill Lytle and Mike Williams as OBrien. The production, in rehearsal since March, features high tech effects and a mobilized talking robot. Performances are May 4 and 5 at 8:30 p.m. Cincinnati time, tickets $2, call 656-8525 ext 36. No photos during the show.
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Winston
O’brien
Junior
Mike Williams
Winston Smith
Tom Boylen
George Orwell
Orwell
Julia
Brotherhood
Jill Lytle
Brad Dawson
Carla Kurtz
Kurtz
Parsons
Cincinnati
Road Runners Win Again in 1-0 Thriller at Kuliga Park
Harrison Building and Loan Road Runners topped Bridge town Wildcats 1-0 for their fourth win in five. Lisa Bauman scored on a first half breakaway with help from Missy Jackson Julie Banks Heather Schulte Heather Lee and Joy Schaefer.
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Kuliga Park
Harrison Building and Loan
Harrison Bidg. & Loan
Kelli Drew
Keri Grubbs
Amy Lampe
Meredith Buschur
Wildcats
Bridgetown
Cheviot
Angela Armstrong
Tracy Hauenschild
Jenny Lawson
Courtney Kelly
Lisa Bauman
Missy Jackson
Julie Banks
Heather Schulte
Heather Lee
Joy Schaefer
East Central Trojans Triumph Over North Decatur
East Central dominated the meet at East Central on Tuesday April 24 scoring 104 points to North Decatur 19. The Trojans swept most events delivering a decisive track victory over the visiting team.
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North Decatur
East Central Trojan Tracksters
East Central
Audubon Pioneered Bird Banding in 1803 Pennsylvania
John James Audubon first conducted bird banding in 1803 in Pennsylvania setting a pioneering precedent. The note highlights his early work and the year and place of the practice.
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John James Audubon
Pennsylvania
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