Printy and Bride’s Kinship Ties Across States
From our files note prints on Cash Printy of Harrison and marriage timelines. Cleve Dunaway’s Minstrel visit noted with Blue Jay News. A past ceremony at St Joseph Church North Bend cited, with relatives and travel plans to New Orleans and Maine referenced.
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Printy
Mrs. Cash Printy
Harrison
Cleve Dunaway
Blue Jay News
Robert C. Wolf
North Bend
Ohio
St. Joseph Church
Lee Knollman
Bill Steinfort
John King
Cumberland
Thomas Kendrick
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Donaworth Home
The Harrison family will celebrate a Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday June 10 with a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Donaworth. Relatives from 2 to 4 PM are expected for the event.
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Harrison
Charles Donaworth
Adams Texaco Beats Valley Motors 20 to 9 in Dx League
Adams Texaco defeated Valley Motors 20 to 9 in the Dx league. Ace maker T. Peak, T. Kiopfstein and Jr. Fields starred. Mike Hart had a triple and three singles, while Mark Bailey added a triple and two doubles. Appreciation to Valley Motors players and management for an exciting game.
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Adams Texaco
Valley Motors
Ace Maker
T. Peak
T. Kiopfstein
Jr. Fields
Mike Hart
Mark Bailey
Class D Pee Wee News Results May 11 1972
District games recap lists team scores with F.O.P 12 K of C 7 and 1st National Bank 10 among Pee Wee results. Other line items show Kiwanis 14 Lions 9 Lake 8 Campbell Hausfeld Harrison Screw 20 Feldhaus 7 Odd Fellows 11 Highlander Center 10 and F.O.P. wiL wa. ol partial scores.
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F.O.P
K. of C
1St National Bank
Pasquale’s
Kiwanis
Lions
Lake’s
Campbell-Hausfeld
Harrison Screw
Feldhaus
Odd Fellows
Highlander
Local League Schedule May 18 1972 at City Fields
May 18 1972 schedule lists Pasquale's F.O.P. versus Cros by Grade School field K of C Campbell-Hausfeld at Harrison Grade School field Lions against National Bank at K of C field Highlander Center versus Lakes at V F W field Feldhaus Odd Fellows at Waterworks field Harrison Screw Kiwanis postponed.
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Ist National Bank
Riwanised
Lake’s
Harrison Screw
Odd Fellows
K. of .C
Pasquale’s
Lions
Campbell-Hausfeld
Mars Highlander Center
F.O.P
Crosby
K. of C. Campbell-Hausfeld
Harrison
List National Bank
K. of C
Highlander Center
V.F.W
Feldhaus
Big Waterworks
Harrison Screw - Kiwanis
First National 10 Pasquale's 1
The 1st National Bank team opened the season with a victory over Pasquale's. Pitcher Mark Meyers worked the first four innings allowing one hit before Jim Rudisell finished. Tim Wright, Meyers, and Rudisell all contributed at the plate with a single, a double, and a triple respectively. Pasquale's starters were Jon Eversole and Jeff Jackson with Paul Vogelsang finishing. Vogelsang also hit a leadoff single and a fourth inning home run. Kenny Slayback added a fifth inning double.
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1St National Bank
Pasquales
Mark Meyers
1St National
Jim Rudisell
Bankers
Tim Wright
Pasquale
Jon Eversole
Jeff Jackson
Paul Vogelsang
Kenny Slayback
West VW Super Bugs Rally Past Bunnell’s Insurance 10-9
The West VW Super Bugs rallied in the seventh to edge Bunnell’s Insurance 10-9. Dave Garrison lined a second single driving in the winning run with one out as John Sauntry and Fray pitched.
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West W.W
Bunnell
Dave Garrison
John Sauntry
Fray
Baseball clash ends with Eckel win and Fray loss
Dan Eckel earned the win while Jerry Collins took the loss as W.W. pitchers combined for 14 hits and 5 walks. John Sauntry sparked the offense with 2 triples and 2 singles, Troy Boggs and Terry Bunnell added three singles each, and multiple players contributed hits for both teams in a high scoring duel.
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Fray
Dan Eckel
Jerry Collins
W.W
Eckel
John Sauntry
Troy Boggs
Terry Bunnell
J. Parrott
E. Beard
Denny Halcomb
Press Wins A Tight Game 15-14
The Harrison Press edged New Coffee Pot 15 to 14 in a pitching duel. Mark Hendren allowed two hits and five walks for the Press while S Lake of Coffee Pot yielded five hits and eight walks. Steve Sizemore made a crucial plate block for Harrison. Don Kamphaus pitched in relief for the Press.
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Harrison Press
Mark Hendren
The
Press
S. Lake
Coffee Pot
Steve Sizemore
Mark Wiseman
Don Kamphaus
Kiwanis Pee Wee Opens Season With Win Over Lions
Kiwanis Pee Wee defeated the Lions 14 to 9 in the season opener. G. Dennis led Lions with a triple and two other hits, while A. Williams paced Kiwanis with three doubles and five RBIs. R. Taylor and K. Mitchell added hits for Lions. G. Rolfes drew four walks and scored three runs for Kiwanis.
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Kiwanis Pee Wee
Lions
Kiwanis
G. Dennis
G. Heiler
J. Steinmetz
J. Benson
M. Parrot
J. Clark
R. Taylor
K. Mitchell
A. Williams
RBI
D. Diersing
L. French
J. Nolan
J. Briscoe
G. Rolfes
Tom Nolan
Greg Rolfes
Wal
Team roster notes for Schunk Williams and Garrison
Players ter Schunk Andy Williams and Danny Garrison are coached by Glenn Nolan Charlie Rolfes and Joe Milesky.
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Ter Schunk
Andy Williams
Danny Garrison
Glenn Nolan
Charlie Rolfes
Joe Milesky
Whitewater defeats Beige Fields in CX baseball 20 to 8
Whitewater Market surged from a 4–0 deficit with 12 runs in the sixth and 8 in the seventh to topple Beige Fields 20–8. Glenn Warders struggled early but Whitewater’s Jeff Hotopp led with three singles a triple and four RBIs, aided by Keith Nixon Jim Frey and Nick Young. Alan Waugh earned the win with five sturdy innings, Tom Young finished the last two. Plumber's Attack highlights Jim Wolf Matt Vaught.</S>
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Whitewater Market
Beige Fields
Glenn Warders
Jeff Hotopp
RBI
Keith Nixon
Jim Frey
Nick Young
Whitewater
Alan Waugh
Tom Young
Jim Wolf
Matt Vaught
Culley’s DX Shuts Out Will and T Wile 16–0 in Opener
Culley’s DX team opened the season with a dominant 16 to 0 victory over Will and T Wile. Village Pharmacy’s Wilson Wickman Parker and Whitaker pitched and provided hits, with Parker and Whitaker collecting the team’s hits.
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Village
Wilson, Wickman
Parker
Whitaker
Managers Meeting for D DX and DX Baseball Teams
Baseball managers from D, DX and DX gather Monday May 22 at 8:00 PM in the Municipal Building. The session focuses on league matters and scheduling. Subscribe to the Press for updates.
Hamilton County Sports Actions and Ball Day at Riverfront
Release from John M. Dunnette notes the Hamilton County Suburban Athletic Association urges a three-group committee to study PHSL McNicholas High aggressive applications before action. Reds host Padres on Ball Day May 28 at Riverfront with free baseballs via Marathon Oil coupons for youths.
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John M. Dunnette
Hamilton County Suburban Athletic Association
PHSL
McNicholas High School
Hamilton County
HCSAA
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
Reds
Marathon Oil
Atlanta
Padres
Riverfront
Reading
Wildcats
Cats
Blue Devils
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the Harrison Press
Robert ER. Kuntz
L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
Hamilton
Butler
NEW Aber Association
Carolina Trace
New Haven Road
Carolina Trace Road
Singer Products
Singer
South State St
Frigidaire
Orla
Balep
Harrison Furniture Co., Inc
S. State St
Dial
W. Harrison
Ind
Harrison Ele Noweéd Ty
Millails Club
Noweuten
Albert Schlemn
Joe Dick
Adam’s Texaco
Valley Mo
Wil Wa
West VW Super Bugs
Rider’s C. & W. D. Service CO
Murphy’s C. & W. D
John Alexander Advertising
Dolth
Milton Knollman
Baughman
Harrison Ave
Minneachds
Lates
Hawk’s Insurance
American Legion
Kroger’s
Fuernstein’s
West W. W
Bunnell Insurance
Donna and
Gene’s
Culley’s
Village Pharmacy
Culley
Willand Twile
Helms
M. Dole
Craig Bachman
Ken Boatright
Pat Noyes
Mark Knose
Kober
Denny Quatkemeyer
Dick Kraus
Greg Bybee
Toney
Dennis Schultz
Jerry Dean
Jeff Kelly
Nippert Stadium
Kelly
Enquirer Information Center
Enquirer
Vine Street
Cincinnati Gardens
University of Cincinnati Athletic
Greater Cincinnati
EPA
United Dairy Farmers
WKRC
North College
Sewbe Forest Park
Neurostpiens Sonene Strenees
Wyoming
Ford Ltd
Country Squire
Ford Team
Ford
Petty
Ford Dealer
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