Energy Designs Beat Stouts 19 18 In High Scoring Opener
Energy Design edged Stout’s Drive-In 19 to 18 in a see saw season opener. Key hits included triples by J D Beitting and J Bevis, a grand slam by J D Beitting, and homers by Greg Ficker Corey Kaiser and Mike Loos. Energy Design held Stout’s scoreless in the 2nd and 4th, then answered with 7 runs in the 5th to clinch victory.
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Energy Design
Stout
Todd Issler
Nick Simpson
Trinity Eggers
Stacy Merrill
Mike Cook
Joe Conley
Kenny Smith
J.D. Beitting
Greg Ficker
Corey Kaiser
Stout’s
R. Woodall
K. Ferreira
J. Redden
M. Rettinger
J. Bevis
J. Burt
Mike Loos
Stout's
Engery Design
Matt Fredrick
Jessica Dean
B. Buesing
J. Robinson
A A. Ebbing
J. Dole
Scott Felland
Kaiser T-Ballers Open season with win over Tippy's Catering
Kaiser T-Ballers beat Catering by Tippy's 34 29 in a season opener at the high school field. Kaiser's bats produced Nine first inning runs followed by strong second and third innings. Sluggers included Adam Allman Dusty Grubbs Mark Lew Kevin Noyes Jonathan Banks Matthew Hess Joey Nichols Ryan Stewart Jeremy Mertens Kevin Grubbs Robby Sparks Patrick Hofman Sammy Renck. Kaiser's managers and coaches praised the win.
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Kaiser Hardware
Little Field
Tippy’s
Kaiser
Tippy
Tipppy
Kaiser’s
Adam Allman
Dusty Grubbs
Mark Lewis
Kevin Noyes
Jonathan Banks
Matthew Hess
Joey Nichols
Ryan Stewart
Jeremy Mertens
Kevin Grubbs
Robby Sparks
Patrick Hofman
Sammy Renck
Kaiser’s Hardware
Gary Burgess
Randy Grubbs
R&D Signs Opens Season With 39 34 Victory Over H&R Block
R&D Signs defeated H&R Block 39 to 34 to start the season strong. Chris Clifton J B Searcy Justin Wesling and Jason Wilson each had five hits while Matt Bohman and Matt McIntosh added four apiece. A key rally at the fifth inning gave the team a seven run lead as Nathan Manning and Michael Gray made clutch plays to close out the win.
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R&d Signs
H&r Block
Chris Clifton
J.B. Searcy
Justin Wesling
Jason Wilson
Matt Bohman
Matt McIntosh
Critica
Lly
Nathan Manning
Michael Gray
Lake's Trucking Opens With Win Over Espel Constr
Lake's Trucking defeated Espel Construction 6 to 0 in the opening C Ball game at Big Stouts. Tim Gober and Wade Dole pitched for Espel. Jason Vieth and Wally Minges pitched for Lake's. Hitter highlights included Chris Moses for Espel with a double and numerous Lake's players contributing singles and RBIs.
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C-Ball
Lake
Espel Constr
Big Stouts
Espel
Chris Moses
Tim Gober
Wade Dole
Lake’s
Ivan King
Derrick Dammon
RBI
Bobby Widolff
Billy Turner
Wally Minges
Scotti Kid
Craig Martin
Tony Hill
Lake's
Jason Vieth
Wildcats Put Pressure On Lead With Big Wins
Harrison Wildcats remain in first place at 1.5 games ahead of Greenhills. They beat North College Hill 5 1 on April 30 and Taylor Yellowjackets 20 3 on May 1. Pitcher Greg Loos starred for NCH with 2 hits and 10 strikeouts. Loos’ performance and key hits by Rudy Ramey, Shawn Sanders, Jim Hey propelled a third inning rally. Doug King earned the win for Harrison, aided by strong hitting from Loos, Radcliffe, and King as the team improved to 8 1 1 in conference play. The club next faces Reading, Wyoming, and potential tourney opponents in upcoming games.
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Harrison
Greenhills
Pioneers
Dave Bader
Diamond Nine
North College Hill
Taylor Yellowjackets
Reading
Wyoming
Bethel Tate
Western Brown
NCH
Greg Loos
Wildcats
Trojans
Rudy Ramey
Shawn Sanders
Ramey
Jim Hey
Sanders
Tom Miller
Brad McDonald
Bader
Loos
Sowders
RBI
Yellowjackets
Jackets
Taylor
Doug King
Cats
Jerry Messerschmidt
Ladycats Roar To Three More Wins This Week
The Ladycat softball team won all three games last week. Highlights include Lee Ann Rich going 3 for 3 with two doubles and a home run against North College Hill, and a 14 10 victory over Colerain on April 1 with Rich again at 3 for 4. Debut star Debbie Slayback contributed key hits and pitching. The 13 0 win over Taylor featured Rich and Werner each with multiple hits and Slayback adding three hits. The squad stands 12 1, their lone loss to Norwood, with an invitational at Harrison on May 11 12.
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Ladycat
North College Hill
Ladycats
Lee Ann Rich
Brenda Thaler
Shelly Anderson
Amy Gerhardt
Ann Greenham
Jane Werner
Kim Smith
Jody Romohr
Kelly Hey
Karen Holliday
Debbie Slayback
Colerain
Amy
Jane
Lou Buckley
Fisi
Taylor
Tammy Knock
Kim
Lee Ann
Brenda
Joan Lane
Norwood
Harrison
Wyoming Takes Harrison Invitational Track Meet Title
The Wyoming Cowboys captured the Harrison Invitational at Wilson Law oval with 120 points, edging host Wildcats 104. CAPE 72 and McNicholas 68 followed. standout Chuck Tebbutt led Wyoming as the outstanding runner. Harris from Harrison won multiple field events, while John Grimm of Harrison cleared 12 feet in pole vault and Harrison anchored the 3200 relay victory. The Wildcats head to the league meet May 10-11 at Reading High School with finals schedule noted.
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Wilson Law Oval
Cowboys
Wildcats
Cape
McNicholas
Reading
Madeira
Finneytown
Hillcrest
Taylor
Lockland
Tom Harris
Bruce Williamson
John Grimm
Harrison
Troy Gabbard
Steve Barnes
Dave Eckel
Ed Thrasher
Reading High School
Rodgers
Kiser
Harris
Har
Grimm
Loos Blacktop Langen's Meats top Langens 28 to 14 in opener
Loos Blacktopping defeated Langen's 28 to 14 in the season opener on Wednesday. Loos trailed 7 to 0 after two innings, then surged with 28 runs across four innings on 16 hits and 18 walks. Key Loos hitters included O Harra Laub Bevis Minor Emery Johnson Cullen Saunders, while Langens featured Darby Carroll Raber Stewart Simpson Murray. A standout play ended the game with a tag at second after a grounder from a Langen batter.
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Loos
Langen
Langens
Chris O’harra
Mark Laub
Jimmy Bevis
Chris Minor
Kenny Emery
Scott Johnson
Tom Cullen
Bobby Loos
Chris Saunders
Uriah Darby
Billy’ Carroll
Jason Raber
Jimmy Stewart
Bobby Simpson
Shane Murray
Jason Houchin
Road Runners Coast To Fifth
Harrison Ridge Loan defeats Mudville Gang 9 0 at Harr ison Community Center fields. Meredith Buschur opened scoring. Heather Schulte Jenny Lawson Julie Banks Heather Lee Lisa Grubbs and Amy Lampe each netted two goals. Missy Jackson Heather Lee and Schulte shared goalkeeping in the shutout as Road Runners improve to five and one and tie for second, half a game behind first.
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Harrison Community Center
Harrison Ridge & Loan
Mudville Gang
Cleves
Meredith Buschur
Heather Schulte
Jenny Lawson
Julie Banks
Heather Lee
Lisa Grubbs
Amy Lampe
Missy Jackson
Courtney Kelly
Tracy Hauenschild
Joy Schaefer
Want Ads Get Results Seventh Annual Golf Tourney
The Harrison Recreation Commission sponsors the seventh annual golf tournament at Miami Whitewater Golf Course on May 29 with 11 am tee times. Ages 14 to over 51 compete in divisions. Prizes include low gross and net, longest and straightest drives, closest to the pin, and a $10,000 prize for a hole in one on hole 17. Entries due May 14. entry fee $8.50 for 18 holes, cart rental $6.33 per person.
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Harrison Recreation Commission
Miami Whitewater Golf Course
PFC Harrison Tavern and Restaurant
Hawk Insurance Agency, Inc
Forest Park Wins Tennis Match
Forest Park defeated Harrison 4-1 on May 1, 1984. Kogan-FP beat Schunk 6-1 6-2, Keith-FP beat Larison 6-1 6-1, Shohet-FP beat Scott Harrison 6-3 7-5, Hill Harrison beat Stallworth 6-0 6-4. First doubles Johnson Crone Harrison beat Pecararo Arend FP 3-6 6-3 6-2, second doubles Shappee Campbell FP beat Hirlinger 7-5. Harrison’s record moved to 5-7.
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Harrison Boy
Kogan - FP
Schunk -Harrison
Keith - FP
Larison - Harrison
Shohet - FP
Scott Harrison
Hill - Harrison
Stallworth FP
Johnson and Crone - Harrison
Pecararo
Arend
Shappee
Campbell - FP
Hirlinger
Harrison
Harrison Jr Baseball CX Standings Last Week Results
Last weeks results show Lake's Trucking 6 Espel Constr 0. G&D Mower 14 K of 0 7. Loos Blacktop 28 Langden Meats 14. Back's Deli Drive Thru 11 Merchants Bank 3.
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Back’s Deli & Drive Thru
Merchants Bank
G&d Mower
Loos Blacktop
Lake's Trucking Back’s Deli Drive Thru
Espel Construction
K of C
Langden Meats
Society Bank Edges VFW In Fast PlaTwo Team League
Society Bank beat VFW 43 to 25 on April 30 in a game where Society led from the first inning and kept the advantage. The Society Bank lineup produced multiple extra base hits including several doubles and triples, while VFW similarly manufactured hits but could not close the gap. Both teams received praise for their effort as managers and players, including girls and boys participants, were wished good luck.
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Society Bank
V.F.W
Society
Matt Renlarger
Brian
Brian Wilgenbush
Brian Slaven
David Sumner
Chris Radenheimer
Matthew Jacobs
Brent Severn
Julie Huffmer
Mike Allen
Aaron Slayback
Benji
Doug
Gilbert
Brent
Robbie
Jeremy - Lee
Ken
Jase
Brandon
Jeff
Greg
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