Pasquales Dball Team Advances With Two Victories
Pasquale's D-ball opened the 1984 season with a 14 to 8 win over Bourque in Water on May 8 and followed with a 10 to 6 victory against Kiwanis on May 10. Led by Leon Boggs and Josh Smith, Pasquale's built an early lead, endured a late Bourque rally, then surged with a 10 run burst in the third and fourth innings against Kiwanis, while Smith kept Kiwanis to six. Team members include Brandon Bennett, Shannon Bernhardt, Joh nny Cloe, Jamie Crone, Kyle Danemayer, Terry Joe Gray, Kyle Grubs, Bryan McAninch, Jeff Smith, and Josh Smith.
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Leon Boggs
Ings Pasquale
Josh Smith
Brian Donaworth
Brandon Bennett
Shannon Bernhardt
Johnny Cloe
Jamie Crone
Klye Danemayer
Terry Joe Gray
Klye Grubs
Bryan McAninch
Jeff Smith
Jackman Kercheval Surges Past Hirlinger 9-5 In May Junior League
Jackman Kercheval rallied to a 9 run lead deficit and beat Hirlinger 9 to 5. Ryan Snider starred with 4 RBIs and 2 doubles while Kevin Lawhorn added 2 singles and 1 RBI. Kevin McIntosh and Kenny Dawson contributed one hit and one RBI each. First baseman Jason Ramey added an RBI on two singles.
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Jackman Kercheval Nine Beats Hirlinger 1 Run Victory
Left fielder Dennis Roark drove in the deciding run for Jackman Kercheval. Chris Lewis earned the win with a 3 hit allowed. Cox and Roark contributed in the field and at the plate. Hirlinger’s Brian Peak Hans Mueller Richie Pierce and Nathen Bennett produced singles and a double for the visitors.
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Dennis Roark
Jackman-Kercheval
Tony Anderson
Allen French
Cary Keller
Dave Bibee
Billy Noonan
Chris Lewis
Christ
Hirlinger
Brian Peak
Hans Mueller
Richie Pierce
Nathen Bennett
Village Pharmacy
Lions Roar To Victory Over R & D Signs
The Lions defeated R & D Signs 30 to 5 on Saturday May 12 at Little Stout's. Lions exploded with 10 runs in the third inning and eight more in the fourth after R & D Signs had taken an early three runs. Key hits included Randy Ferris home run and Matt Stumpf second inning homer.
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Umpire Reverses Cats Bethel Tate District Game
In a Class AA District baseball contest at Finneytown, Bethel Tate toppled Harrison 2 1 after an umpire ruled a re entered batter out, overturning a 3 2 Harrison lead in the bottom of the seventh. Harrison had tied earlier on Brad McDonald and Rudy Ramey scoring on a Loos double, but Loos was called out for re entering without proper reporting. coach Bader argued the call as Harrison exited tournament play.
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Keith Nixon
Rudy Ramey
Shawn Sanders
Jim Hey
Greg Loos
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Dave Bader
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Doug King
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Norwood
Harrison Diamond
Kevin Radcliffe
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Nixon
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Ladycats Win Tourney And Two League Games In May
The Ladycat Varsity softball team posted an 8-1 win over Green Hills on May 9 with Kim Smith and Karen Holliday among top hitters. May 10 yielded a 2-0 victory over Norwood as Smith and Werner led at the plate. May 11–12 the Harrison invitational saw eight games. Harrison topped Turpin 3-1 in a close loss, while Jane Werner led tourney hitting 14 for 22 with multiple extra bases. Debby Slayback pitched key games and guided the team through the losers bracket to claim the title.
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Andy Baker
Paul Montaven
Billy Ruehl
Kenny Hammitt
Village Pharmacy
Terry Wilbur
Ronnie Brotherton
Mike McElroy
B. Waller
Tony Horstman
Garrett Ramey
Bob Corn
Steve Stegeman
Ladycat
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Ladycats
Kim Smith
Karen Holliday
Norwood
Jane Werner
Kim
Jane
Jody Romohr
Lou Buckley Lee Ann Rich
Shelly Anderson
Jody
Debbie Slayback
Harrison
Mike Schiering
Amy Gerhardt
Lee Ann Rich
Wildcats finish second in Hamilton County league meet
Harrison's track squad placed second overall with 119 points behind Greenhills 143 in the Hamilton County Suburban League meet. Wyoming took third with 115, Reading and Taylor tied for fourth with 33, Finneytown 31, Norwood 21. Bruce Williamson named Coach of the year. Reserve squad won with 128 points. two school records set including 110 hurdles 15.3 and 440 relay 45.2 by Urbanski Reamer Harris Pope.
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Reading
Taylor
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Cats
Bruce Will
Williamson
Dave Wilzbach
Rob Urbanski
Ray Reamer
Tom Harris
Mark Pope
Lions Girls Score Big Triumph in Open Softball Game
The Harrison Lions seventh grade girls softball team defeated Miami Savings and Loan 36 to 13 on Saturday May 12. All fourteen players had hits and scored. Standouts included Andrea Werkley with four runs batted in and five hits, and Teri Grubbs with five runs scored and three RBIs. The win featured strong defense and pitching by Renee Roether and Sheila Hobbs. Next game is May 19 at Harrison Jr. High at 10 40 a.m.
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Miami Savings and Loan
Andrea Werkley
Teri Grubbs
Julie Bernecker
Renee Roether
Kelly Maloney
Sheila Hobbs
Kim Bader
Mindy Farmer
Lena Wittenbrook
Carrie Lang
Lesa Guenther
Heather Rettinger
Sean Wittenbrook
Tracey Seal
Jenny Nicholason
Lions
Pauline Farmer
Noyes
Tom Nowlin, Jr
Harrison Jr. High
Harrison Racquet Squad Results
Harrison suffers losses against Lockland Turpin and others with 7 wins and 10 losses. Schunk and Layer top evenly matched opponents in singles and doubles shows Key players like Crone F Baldauf and Hirlinger posting wins and losses across multiple matches.
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Layer
Lockland
Hill
McDowell
J. Bauldauf
Johnson
Crone
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K. Burder
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Lowrey
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Scott
Henke
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Schwartz
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Sanow
Turpin
Harrison
Roergy
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Vance
Merchants Girls Triumph In Season Opener At May 12 1984
Merchants Bank girls opened the season with a 23 to 7 win over Pleasant Run Farm. Lee Ann Taylor, Stacy Christman, Kathy Toney and Erin Roberts each delivered multiple hits. Christy Broeton and Sonya Fox contributed strong offensive output with several hits. Jeanna Jacobs pitched five innings and Sonya Fox one inning.
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Merchants
Lee Ann Taylor
Stacy Chistman
Kathy Toney
Erin Roberts
Christy Brotherton
Free Tennis Clinic At Miami Whitewater Club
The Miami Whitewater Swim and Racquet Club tennis committee offers a free clinic for members and non members on Saturday May 26 from noon to 3 pm Two tennis pros will assist and answer questions Refreshments will be served Sign up sheets for lessons and leagues will be available for the 1984 season The committee includes Dick and Julie Bidd le Bill and Sandy Buschur Cathy and Bill Pearson Ken and Carol McDowell Betsy Fanelli
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Miami Whitewater Swim & Racquet Club
Julie Biddle
Bill
Sandy Buschur
Cathy
Bill Pearson
Ken
Carol McDowell
Betsy Fanelli
Miami Whitewater Swim and
Tip's Drives Thru Opener Sparks 36 5 Victory
Tip's Drives Thru Opener defeated Society Bank 36 to 5 at Stoudt's field on May 9. The lineup featured multiple players with strong contact as the team totaled 31 singles and 13 doubles, supported by tight defense. Notable contributions included McKain, Ham, Grubbs, and Meyer with several singles and doubles.
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Stoudt’s Field
Society Bank
Tip
Shane Binz
Joey Meyer
T.J. Meyer
Landon McKain
Michael Ham
Judson McMillin
Jason Grubbs
Matthew Steel
Jimmy Ellis
Tip’s
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