Harrison Bowl Holds Five Straight Wins in C Division
Harrison Bowl Captures First Five Games in District 17 Knothole play sponsored by Harrison Bowl. Home games set Tuesdays at Crosby Elementary School 6:00 p.m. Next home May 24 vs Cleves. May 17 at Cleves home field. Concessions available. Honda giveaway drawing May 30 with prizes. skade players listed.
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Harrison
Crosby Elementary
Cleves
Honda
Harrison Boware
Mike Campbell
Eric Ewing
Joe Fowler
Brett Harmon
Tommy Harmon
Steve Hickey
Scott James
Shawn Kelly
Troy Kinnett
Ryan McElroy
Ricky Ross
Robbie Simpson
Energy Design Dominates Kaisers in High-Scoring Win
Energy Design jumped to a 6 run first inning and never slowed, finishing 37 to 20 in a back and forth baseball game. Key plays came from C Kaeser G Ficker C Jamison M Sandlin and B McAninch for Energy, while Kaisers featured A Allman T Turner and K Grubbs. Final score 37 20.
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Energy Design
Kaisers
C. Kaeser
G. Ficker
C. Jamison
M. Pies
J. Nichols
K. Boatright
M. Sandlin
B. McAninch
J.D. Bieting
A. Allman
T. Turner
K. Grubbs
Society Bank triumphs in tight game on strong defense
Society Bank edged Murphy's in a hard fought contest led by four hit games from Troy Borgemenke Tommy Galante Jason Lawrence Robbie Radenheimer Chad Shallick and Kevin Stotts. Defensive stands included Brian Campbell and Taylor Scott each with three putouts and Jason Lawrence recording 11 putouts at first as key baserunner tags shut down Murphy's threats.
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Kevin Stotts
Murphy's
Society
Troy Borgemenke
Tommy Galante
Jason Lawrence
Robbie Radenheimer
Chad Shallick
Jason Bley
Brian Campbell
Jason Heitfield
Murphy’s
B. Bennett
John Lewis
Matt Renbarger
Eric Scheer
Lake's Trucking Upset Langen Meats 16-15
Lake's Trucking edged Langen Meats 16 to 15 in a see-saw game. Langen Meats jumped ahead with four runs in the first, the score tied 15 15 after six. In the seventh, Bill Kurtz struck out two as Lake's defense held. Darian Lake walked to begin the bottom of the inning, Matt Fenech doubled home the winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langen Meats
Bill Kurtz
Darian Lake
Chris McCray
Matt Fenech
Jerry Emery
Matt Hackworth
Bobby Simpson
Jason Raber
Tim
Odd Fellows Over Kaiser In T Ball Action May 9
The Odd Fellows T ball team defended strongly holding Kaiser to one run in each of the first two innings as they mounted an attack with eight runs early. Matt Hess and teammates led a 22 hit barrage across four innings while Colt Best Bed and Steve Fenekson paced the bats. League standings show Back's Drive Thru and Malin Lake Yeo among leaders with several games listed for week 5/11/83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Kaiser
Matt Hess
Tommy Turner
Jeremy Mertens
Trevor Stadtmiller
Mark Lewis
Chad Metzler
Back’s Drive Thru
Langen Meats
Merchants Bank
Lake Trucking
Langen
Jacqees
Loos Blacktop
Back’s
Jaycees
Wilson Soccer Team Zips Three Rivers
The Harrison Select 1968 Boys soccer squad beat Three Rivers 5 0 at the Harrison Community Center on May 7. Steve Barnes scored three goals and was named outstanding offensive player, with Tony Riehle as outstanding defender. Other contributors included Lampe Nusekabel Caligari Chuck Drew and Kinnett Bollinger Bauman. Goalkeeper Joe Suder anchored the defense, while injuries sidelined Brunner and Jeremy Alden. Harrison improves to 2 2.
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Harrison Select
Three Rivers
Harrison Community Center
Steve Barnes
Tony Riehle
Harrison
Mike Lampe
Doug Nusekabel
Nick Caligari
Greg Chuck
Chris Drew
Rod Kinnett
Mike Bollinger
Chris Bauman
Brian Scott
Chris Alden
Greg Kammerer
Paul Brickner
Joe Suder
Brian Brunner
Jeremy Alden
Lake's Trucking tops K of C in tight game on late rally
Lake's Trucking defeated K of C 16 7 after an 8 run surge in the top of the 6th. Lake's pitching allowed three hits six walks and struck out hitters for K of C. Brickner Grubbs Russell homered for K of C while Serb nes Roark Damman Lake and Darian Lake produced for Lake's Trucking with several hits.
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K of C
Chris Brickner
Shawn Grubbs
Shawn Russell
Lake’s Trucking
Matt Serb Nes
Dennis Roark
Derek Damman
Darian Lake
Loos Girls Open Season With Two Wins
John Loos and Sons 6th grade girls softball team opened season with a 12 11 win over Hodapp after loading bases in final inning. Mary Loos pitched superbly and multiple players produced strong hitting led by Tara Lovett and Amy Schwendenman with several two four lines and homers.
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John Loos & Sons
Hodapp
Mary Loos
Tara Lovett
Lisa Emery
Amy Schwendenman
Shannon Brotherton
Hawks Hold Off Village in Close 6 4 Victory
Hawks edged Village 6 to 4 in a tightly fought game highlighted by sharp defense from both sides. Key plays by Dan Griffin and Allan Wright halted rallies while Andy St John and Bobby Lowe led the Hawks at the plate with multiple hits. Village offense was paced by D Posey and several others with singles as Hawks coach Ron Drew thanked coaches and supporters after a hard fought finish.
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Hawks
Dan Griffin
Allan Wright
Andy St. John
Bobby Lowe
Allen Wright
Doug Drew
Terry Griffin
Dennis Walls
Jason Plogman
Chris Drew
Kelly McMillan
Craig Wilburn
Tony Riehle
Paul Walker
Village
D. Posey
M. McElroy
B. Mays
G. Ramey
R. Brotherton
J. Brotherton
Ron Drew
Pat Hammitt
Jerry Riehle
Searcy Nurses SOP a R&D Signs In DX Ball
Searcy Nursery defeated R&D Signs 9 to 8 in a DX baseball game at Harrison Grade School. Searcy trailed 8-6 after five innings but rallied for three runs in the bottom of the sixth to win. standout performances included Ryane Samuels and Kirk Caruso with multiple walks and hits while pitchers Matt Lewis and Kirt Caruso fanned eight each.
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Searcy Nursery
R&d Signs
Harrison
Searcy
Denny Browney
Danny Brown
Tig
Goshen
R&d
Hel Searcy
Ryane Samuels
Kasey Caruso
Jason Harding
T.J. Walter
Kirk Caruso
Shannon Drury
Ryan Smith
Brian Walker
Ralph Hauser
Matt Lewis
Todd Watts
Jamie Bibee
Kirt Caruso
K. Bley
D. Brown
T. Golia
K. Borntrager
Carpenter's Defeats Mt Airy in Season Opener
Carpenter's Defeats Mt Airy Savings 22 to 1 in six innings as they bat 20 in the fourth. Renee Smith drove runs and Tiffany Horner and Niki Fangman hit triples. Smith pitched, with Michele Schwenden contributing strong defense.
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Carpenter
Mt. Airy Savings
Renee Smith
Tiffany Horner
Niki Fangman
Harrison Bowl Strikes For Two Wins
Lake's Sports knothole team faced Harrison Bowl at Crosby Field on May 7 but a thunderstorm halted play. The game resumed May 10 with Harrison Bowl winning 6-2. They then beat Delhi 3-2, and on May 31 Harrison Bowl meets Addy ston at Crosby, drawing local fans.
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Joe Bank
Lake’s
Sonny Fowler
Crosby Field
Lake
Delhi
Addyston
Crosby
May 12 DX baseball clash ends 9-8 in Legion win
American Legion beat Lake's Jewelry 9 to 8 after Lake's rallied for four in the fifth and three more in the sixth. Legion scorers featured Kris Niehaus with a homer and 3 RBIs, Mike Sherman with a homer and 4 RBIs, while Lake's was led by Mike Bennett with a triple and 3 RBIs. Pitchers were Orth and Niehaus for Legion and Wert Emmery Pittman for Lake's. Leion manager Leonard Nowlin, coaches Stephen Nowlin and David Erk.
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American Legion
Lake’s Jewelry
Lake’s
Legion
Kris Niehaus
Mike Sherman
Andrew Orth
FBI
Brian Clark
Lakes
L. Wert
K. Emmery
C. Pittman
Pe Saher
Pavel Lane
Leion
Leonard
Red
Gil's Unlock Gil's Locksmith Opens A Ball Season With Win
Gil's Unlock Gil's Locksmith defeated Harrison Press 10 to 2 in the season opener. Tony Gober earned the win with Jeff Cala way getting the save. Lewis took the loss. Artie Gober went 5 for 5 with 6 RBIs. Tony Gober 3 for 4 with 1 RBI. other contributors included Landers Slayback Broschied Bolinger and Cala way. Next game is Tuesday May 17 at Dole's Field at 6 00 PM.
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Gil’s Locksmith
Harrison Press
Tony Gober
Gil’s
Jeff Calaway
Lewis
Artie Gober
Dave Landers
Bo Slayback
Greg Broschied
Mike Bolinger
Gil
Donald Baker
Randy Hobbs
Troy Slaback
Dave Sturgill
Keith Caruso
Doug Horney
Mark Ungerbuhler
Dole
Meeting Notice For Managers and Coaches In May 1983
President Charlie Murray announces the next meeting to be held Monday May 23 1983 at 8 30 p m at Harrison Bowl. Attendance is expected for all managers and coaches to stay informed about league plans and future actions.
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Charlie Murray
Harrison Bowl
Beta Rolls Over Murphy's 20-7
Beta Sigma Phi T Bell team defeated Murphy's Service Co 20 to 7 on Friday May 13. Travis Smith and Brian Hart each hit a home run as Beta's lineup produced multiple extra base hits and strong team effort.
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Beta Sigma Phi T-Bell
Murphy's ‘Service Co
Beta
Kevin Cole
Travis Smith
Chad Whitney
Josh Hartung
Brian Hart
John Cloe
Mike Mitchell
Ray Lake
Mike Robinson
Brian Fields
Erwin Hein
Kiwanis Defeats FOP In Lopsided Bowling Showdown
In Cincinnati Kiwanis soccer? No, bowling match. Kiwanis and FOP clashed at the high school and Stone's Lanes Norwood hosted youth finals. Kiwanis hitters Jason Kichler and Mike Kichler powered a 23-8 win with multiple homers and RBIs while FOP's S Murray and A Hoff contributed. Bowl Down Cancer raised 31101.62 for American Cancer Society. Harold Studer and Peggy Hudson earned high finishes in men and women divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
F.O.P
S. Murray
E. Parker
J. Schemer
J. Sternert
C. Merrill
A. Hoff
F. Minges
M. Esterkamp
N. Mackie
J. Hartling
J. Vignale
Jason Kichler
Mike Kichler
Wally Minges
Bobby Widolf
RBI
Sean Cassidy
Paul Burgess
Richie Detloff
Brian Wolterman
Tim Schmitz
Matt Kaffenburg
Cincinnati
Stone’s Lanes
Norwood
Bowl Down
American Cancer Society
Harold Studer
Harrison
Peggy Hudson
Wilson's Team Wins Harrison's Select 1968 Boys Soccer Clash
Harrison Select 1968 boys tied Westside Sting 2 1 on a wet muddy field. Mike Bollinger led Harrison with notable attacks while Joe Suder denied Sting breaks twice in a tense match. Harrison now sits 2 2 1 as they prepare to face Hisle's Sporting Goods of Westside next weekend.
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Harrison
Wilson Realtors
Sting
Westside Soccer
Harrison Boys
Mike Bollinger
Joe Suder
Joe
Cincinnati
Hisle’s Sporting Goods
Westside
Carpenter's Sign Triumphs 11-4 Over Klei Painting in 1983
Renee Smith powered Carpenter's Sign with a home run and a standout pitching performance striking out 3 with no walks. Michele Schwendeman and Ann Ballard applied aggressive base running to spark 2 early runs, turning a 2-0 first inning deficit into a win as Tiffany Horner anchored sharp defense at short. Klei managed only two more runs after the first inning.
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Carpenter
Klei
Renee Smith
Michele Schwendeman
Ann Ballard
Tiffany Horner
Bourquein Pounds Pioneer Lake in 23 2 Victory
Bourquein Water put on a hitting display with twenty hits and four homers to rout Pioneer Park 23 2. Eddie Farris and Jimmy Bevis powered the offense with grand slams and multiple extra base hits while Brad Schwing and Eddie Farris combined for strong pitching through four innings. Pioneer Park’s Kevin Mobley pitched three innings for the visitors and Bourquein’s late scoring padded the final margin.
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Bourquein
Pioneer Park
Brad Schwing
Eddie Farris
Jimmy Bevis
Kevin King
Josh Patton
Bourque
H.R
Jimmy Bevs
H. R
Brian Balzer
Steve Long
Scott Danemayer
Todd Miller
Andy Ferris
Tommy Cecil
Kevin Mobley
Jerry Bolia
Todd Toney
David Jennings
Hamilton Co Men’s Soccer Cancelled by Weather
Inclement weather and poor field conditions force cancellation of all remaining games in the Hamilton County men’s soccer schedule. The next scheduled match is Saturday at 6 p.m. against Groesbeck in Miamitown.
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Hamilton Co
Groesbeck
Miamitown
Bowl Down Cancer honors top bowlers in 1983 event
Ken Wilsey of Fairfield Ohio won the men's division with a 721 series and Judy Sunderman of Cincinnati Ohio claimed the women's division with 684 in the Bowl Down Cancer Tournament of Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana. The 66 Bowling Establishment event concluded with these high scores.
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Ken Wilsey
Fairfield
Ohio
Judy Sunderman
Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Kentucky
Indiana
Mr. Wilsey
Ms. Sunderman
Harrison Knothole Team Splits Week Action
Harrison Class A Knothole team went 1-1 last week. They lost to Rick Rack 9 to 4 with errors giving away runs, then beat St Catherine’s 8 to 3 as Jerry Davis and Jack Turner pitched, allowing only two hits.
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Harrison
Rick Rack
Jim Sthal
St. Catherine's
Jerry Davis
Jack Turner
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