Ladycats poised for sectional finals after record season
Carol Schiavone earns Coach Of The Year as Vicky Nixon claims Most Valuable Performer honors. Ladycats qualify for Friday Sectional finals at Norwood with strong showings in sprints, relays, and field events led by Hendrix, Thompson, Otto, Nixon and Otte. Team finishes season 36-1, breaking records in long jump and relays while topping AAA Sectional contenders.
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Carol Schiavone
Vicky Nixon
Ladycats
Norwood
Teresa Hendrix
Linda Thompson
Julie Otto
Beth Betscher
Darlene Cox
Celeste Thompson
Julie Otte
Lisa Pies
Lesley Tessendorf
Debbie Peters
Schiavone
Vicky
Nortia Faulkner
Celeste
Greenhills
Reading
Wyoming
Taylor
Finneytown
Norwood Hgh School
Legion Tops Jackman Kercheval for 2-0 Start
Legion improved to 2-0 on Friday May 14 with a 6 hit team effort led by Jason Urbanski and Scott Smith. Urbanski had 2 singles while Smith added a 21 performance including a double and a triple. Garrett Ramey contributed 2 home runs and 1 single, with multiple players adding key hits. Brian missed the game due to an accident.
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Legion
Jackman Kercheval
Jason Urbanski
Scott Smith
Mike McElroy
Charlie Kurtz
Garrett Ramey
Sam Cecil
Tony Styons
Eddie Heinzelman
Tobby Bollowing
Dan Coffey
Sac
Brian
Wildcats Aim For Win Over Deer Park In Sectional Final
Harrison High School, seeded No 1, seeks a sectional final win against Deer Park at Koenig Field Reading after beating Finneytown in the second round and overcoming Hamilton Badin in the semifinals. Deron Hornbach earned the East Central win in a prior warm up.
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Harrison High School
Deer Park
Koenig Field
Reading
Finneytown
Cats
Hamilton Badin
East Central
Bader
Deron Hornbach
Trojans
Dave Mobley
Wildcats
Harrison
Ladycats Put Team On Top With 8-1 League Mark
The Harrison Varsity Lady Cats softball team posted an 8-1 league record with three league games remaining after beating Greenhills 4-1 and Reading 7-2. They split non league games, defeating Mt Notre Dame 9-2 and losing 8-7 to Colerain. Perez led a 5 run first inning in a must win clash against Reading.
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Harrison Varsity
Ladycat
Ladycats
Greenhills
Reading
Taylor
Mt. Notre Dame
Colerain
Bade Thaler
Cheryl
Unclear School Incident Leaves Player With Burns
Fragmentary notes mention a school incident injuring a player named Jackman Ker and colleagues expressing wishes for recovery. The text references second and third degree burns on a leg and a team context with players. Details are incomplete.
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Jackman-Ker
Sign Up At St Johns For All Athletic Teams
Sign up for all athletic teams at St. Johns in the gym from 9 to 12 A.M. on May 22. Cost is 12 dollars per person or 30 dollars per family.
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St. John’s
Glen Este Captures Invitational
Glen Este's Ladycats won a drama filled opening day at the 6th annual Ladycat Invitational softball tournament. They beat Hamilton Badin 5-4 in eight innings with Cheryl Werner driving in the decisive run, while Jane Werner and Jody Romohr homered.
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Ladycats
Hamilton Badin
Cheryl Werner
Diane Nagele
Jane Werner
Jody Romohr
NCH
Brenda Thaler
Wildcats honor Bader Coach of the Year in National Division
National Division coaches named Dave Bader Coach of the Year after guiding the Wildcats to a league tie for first. Four Wildcats earned first string berths Mike Kinnett John Vanderpohl Jay Powers and Marvin Doyle with Kater receiving a Mention. Honorable mentions listed include Cushing Jones Merames Barnes and others.
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Dave Bader
Bader
Dave
Wildcats
Mike Kinnett
John Vanderpohl
Jay Powers
Marvin Doyle
Kater
Wildcat
Harrison
Mike Elmore
Greenhills
Harr
Ison
Gary Creemer
Taylor
Don Blanton
Mike Williams
Wyoming
Todd Branstetter
Jack Burwinkle
Reading
Mark Burke
Steve Westrich
Chris Tommelein
Creemer
Branstetter
Joe Cushing
Fred Jones
Dave Merames
Steve Barnes
Wiley Ross
Mike Harmon
Randy Kater
Dave Swolsky
Andy Bales
Bob Young
al Kistner
Scott Jaeger
Greenhills Wins County Meet in Tight Title Race
Greenhills captured the Boys National Division track title with 143 points, edging Wyoming and Harrison Wildcats as six teams competed. Standouts include Dave Walker third in 120 yard hurdles, Tom Harris and Paul Dietrich third in discus, Tom Nolan second in two mile, Daryl Rider third in two mile, John Roessler second in 880, with Eckel and Roessler leading a second place two mile relay. Reserve Division saw Greenhills second with Dave Wilzbach first high jump and Dave Eckel first 880.
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Greenhills
Wyoming
Harrison Wildcats
Wildcats
Dave Walker
Tom Harris
Paul Dietrich
Tom Nolan
Daryl Rider
John Roessler
Dave Eckel
Jim Jengoe Roessler
Tom N
Dave Wilzbach
Coke-Cola-Harrison Golf Tourney Set for June Sixth
The 5th Annual Coke-Cola-Harrison Recreations golf tournament will be at Miami Whitewater Golf Course on June 6, 1982. There are age flights from 14 to 19, 20 to 35, 36 to 50, and 51 and over. Entry fee covers 18 holes for $8, cart rental per two players is $5.80. Entries due May 30, 1982, at Miami Whitewater, Lakes Sporting Goods, or by mail to Harrison Golf Tournament c/o Robert C. Meeks, 122 Flintstone Dr., Harrison, OH 45030. Low Gross and Low Net rewards per flight. Weighted stakes and misc details included.
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Coke-Cola - Harrison Recreations
Miami Whitewater
Harrison Golf Trounament
Robert C. Meeks
Flintstone Dr
Harrison
Legion beats Culleys 9 to 3 in baseball clash
Legion offense surged with 3 base hits from Mike McElroy Charlie Kurtz and Garrett Ramey plus multiple singles and doubles. Urbanski and Smith combined on a 2 hit effort for Legion while Searcy pitchers Loos O Hara and Motsinger gave up 9 runs. Loos led Searcy with 8 RBIs on a homer double and single.
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Culleys
Legion
Jason Urbanski
Scott Smith
Mike McElroy
Charlie Kurtz
Sam Cecil
Garrett Ramey
Brian Repperger
Eddie Heinzelman
Toney Stoomes
Dan
Mike Coffee
Larry Cairns
Bob Urbanski
Rob Urbanski
Searcy Nursery defeats Harrison Press 19 to 6 in DX game
Searcy Nursery won its season opener 19 to 6 over Harrison Press on May 13. The Rhode Island-like note shows a four run first inning after a walk and three singles. Bobby Loos hit a grand slam to cap the first inning rally and Searcy added four more in the second on four hits.
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Searcy Nursery
Harrison Press
Searcy
Bobby Loos
Weir Sopeer Eevee
Hoceer
Eae Os
Ableagemng
Bourquein Water Dominates R.D. Signs in 24-4 Win
Bourquein Water improved to 2-0 in the DX Harrison Jr. Baseball loop with a 24-4 victory over R.D. Signs. Bourquein scored in every inning and limited the opposition to two runs, showcasing strong early-season form.
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Bourquein Water
DX Harrison Jr
R.D. Signs
Bourquein
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Legion Buries
J&k
Ray Thaler
Powers
Kinnett
Doyle
RBI
Thaler
Page
Badin
Vandy
Hamilton
Glen Este
Sheila Atwood
Seacy
Chris O'Hara
Jonathan Motsinger
Dan Coletta
Melvin Smith
Jason Vieth
Jason Raber
R.D
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