Wildcats Clinch Biggest Win Of Season In Tennis
Harrison remains undefeated in Western Metro league play finishing 15-2 and sweeping North College Hill 5-0. Singles stars Brian Scott Chris Buschur Rob Bolin Kevin McDowell and David Jobes won in straight sets while doubles saw Bolin McDowell and Hirlinger Buschur win 6-1 6-1 and 7-6 6-2 with one match to default.
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Harrison
Western Metro
North College Hill
Brian Scott
George Hilleary
Chris Buschur
Dave Rufft
Steve Hirlinger
Rich Kohlman
Rob Bolin
Kevin McDowell
Doug Carpenter
Tim Kahles
Greenhills
Pioneers
Steve Minger
Mike Radcliff
David Jobes
Phil Henderson
Ken Gola
Kevin Eekman
Joe Mueller
Cats
Roger Bacon
Bolin
Phil Westerbeck
McDowell
Mike Sanderson
Scott
Tom Sweeney
Baschada Hirlinger
Greg Hoffman
Andrew Petersman
Phyllis Wolf to be honored on retirement
Public retirement gathering for Phyllis Wolf secretary at Harrison High School ends in May with a party at the American Legion Hall on Friday May 30 at 7 30 p.m. The event is open to present and former employees past students friends and neighbors. A $2 door charge covers costs and information is available by calling 385 3991 evenings.
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Phyllis Wolf
Harrison High School
American Legion Hall
The
American Legion
Five Ladycats Grace Western Metro All-Stars Night
Tickets on sale for Harrison Night at Riverfront Stadium. Cincinnati Reds host St. Louis Cardinals on Friday May 30 1986 at 730 pm. Blue box seats near the bull pen reserved for Harrison residents at 8 dollars each through May 24 1986. Local residents perform before and during the game with an anthem, first pitch, color guard, batting practice view, and scoreboard recognition. winners will be listed in next week’s paper.
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Harrison
Cincinnati Red
St. Louis Cardinals
Bull Pen
Reds
Harrison Wildcats Rally To Upset No 2 Hamilton Big Blue
Harrison scored the biggest win of the season in the Oxford Class AAA tourney by beating No 2 seed Hamilton Big Blue 6 to 5. Tony Gober’s bottom of the seventh single sealed the victory as Scott Knoliman earned the win. Harrison had led 4 0 until Hamilton tied it in the sixth, then took the lead before the late winning hit. The Cats later overwhelmed Talawanda 16 to 4 in the next round, pushing their record to 24 6 and securing the Western Metro Conference title. Information on a five year reunion and reservations followed.
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Harrison
Hamilton
Big Blue
Tony Gober
Cats
Scott Knoliman
Dave Bader
Butler County
Lewis
Butler
Steve Tidwell
Jim Estes
Wildcats
Talawanda
Dave Balsley
Rod Kinnett
Randy Loebel
Wildcat
Loos and Sons Resurface Harrison High Track for Free
John Loos and Sons Construction Co joined Donny Grubbs to resurface Harrison High School’s all weather track on May 17, saving the Southwest district about 45000 dollars. Athletic director Rick Gajus led the effort and said the track will be restriped in June and should be resurfaced every five to six years.
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John Loos & Sons Construction Co
Harrison High School
Loos
Donny Grubbs
Rick Gajus
Loos Company
Gaius
Baseball eye injuries threaten young players safety
A Saturday little league game ended with a pitched ball striking a batter in the left eye. Prevent Blindness Ohio cites 2300 eye injuries in ages five to fourteen in 1983 and notes baseball causes the most head and face injuries among children’s sports. The group urges all players to wear eye protection and offers safety guidelines and free pamphlets.
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Johnny
America
Ohio
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Keith Coss
Cass
Columbus
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Riverfront Stadium
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
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Miami University
Debbie Beyer
Cox
Mary Prickett
Hotopp
J.A. Grubbs
N. Betz
C. Zinsereeseneeee
J.A. Bill
N. Weller
S. Shaffer
Gerrick
Perry & Derrick
Len
Perrine Lumber Go
Cae
E. Broadway
Harrison, Oh
Oldserenado
Ranger
Wayne Bauer
Ted Hunter
Kevin Carlson
Ueeto Bull Hartman
Oranca
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