Cats Still On Roll Win Over Colerain In Tourney Crowns Title
Harrison Cats roll through district play with four wins including Norwood 15 to 5 and Edgewood 9 to 1, dominating Colerain in a second round clash. Key batters include McDonald 2-3 with two doubles, Loos 2-3 with two doubles, and Tidwell in the win. Head coach Bader commends the team as they chase league titles and a tourney crown.
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Hamilton County
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Taylor
Norwood
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Harrison Diamond
Shawn Sanders
Brad McDonald
Kyle Hockman
Rob Eckel
RBI
Tony Gober
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Roundtree
Wildcats
Jeff Callaway
Greg Loos
Jerry Davis
Indians
Hockman
Keith Nixon
Steve Tidwell
Andy Fury
McDonald
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College Hill
Sanders
Tidwell
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Ladycats Fall to Norwood in Final Softball Game
The Ladycat softball team closed league play with a 12-3 loss to Norwood, ending a chance at a fourth straight title as Norwood surged with hot hitting after an early 3-0 lead. Jody Romohr and Kelly Hey led Bats, while the squad finished 11-3 in league and 15-6 overall with two non league games remaining.
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Norwood
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N.C.H
Taylor
Wyoming
Jody Romohr
Kelly Hey
Tammy Knock
Kim Smith
Brenda Thaler
Amy Gerhardt
Shelly Anderson
Betty Hollingsworth
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Rob Urbanski Ties School Track Record at County Meet
At the Hamilton County National Division Track and Field Meet, Rob Urbanski tied the school 100m record with 10.9 seconds, equaling Ed Wolf’s 1963 mark and setting a meet record. Wyoming led varsity scoring with 153 points, Finneytown girls won with 129, Harrison Boys Reserve captured their division, and other team totals are noted.
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Hamilton County
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Bruce Williamson
Rob Urbanski
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Kill the Umpire letter from Neligh Nebraska News Leader
A letter from a Little League umpire in Terre Haute and Neligh Nebraska News Leader discusses umpiring as a voluntary role, the abuse from parents, and the impact on young players. The piece recounts a bat injury, calls for better sportsmanship, and a manager’s advice to a disruptive youth about choosing roles on the field.
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Neligh
Nebraska News-Leader
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