Wildcats Roll Over New Richmond for District Championship
Harrison Wildcats defeated New Richmond 6 to 0 in the district final at Deer Park. Jay Powers pitched three-hitter with 12 strikeouts, also contributing a first inning triple to spark a three-run burst. The win wraps the district title. Harrison advances to regional action at Wright State University against Columbus Centennial.
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Jay Powers
Dave Bader
New Rich- Richmond
Deer Park
Wildcat
Powers
Cats
Bader
Lions
Harrison Wildcats
Richmond
Harrison
Kevin Radcliffe
Ron Davis
John Vanderpohl
Davis
Vandy
Wrights State University
Columbus Centennial
Columbus
Urbana - Dayton
Ohio State
Wildcats
Bill Heiselman
Marvin Doyle
Heiselman
Randy Kater
Randy
Doyle
Ladycat Tracksters reach district meet in Class AAA
Ladycats compete at Norwood Stadium finishing in a 4th place tie with Mt. Healthy at 38 points, while Lakota leads with 103. Dayton regionals qualifiers include Vicky Nixon and Norita Faulkner in field events, plus multiple relay teams posting top placements. Julie Otte and Linda Thompson earn individual 5th places in sprints.
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Ladycats
Norwood Stadium
Carol Schiavone
Mt. Healthy
Lakota
Dayton
Welcome Stadium
Vicky Nixon
Norita Faulkner
Teresa Hendrix
Celeste Thompson
Linda Thompson
Cleste Thompson
Julie Otte
Lesley Tessendorf
Debbie Peters
Beth Betscher
Ing
Harris Studio Softball Falls to Henns Buckles 24 7
Harris Studio dropped a 24 to 7 game against Henns Buckles. Bright spots came from Nikki Slay with 3 hits in 4 at bats and 1 run, Dotty Taylor 3 4 with a run, Melinda Flynn 2 3, and multiple players contributing hits and runs. Next games are June 7 at Hilltop A C and June 6 at Hilltop A C.
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Tammy Stine
Jennifer Stine
Melinda Flynn
Jamie Young
Hilltop A.C
Ladycats Coach Schiering Named Coach Of The Year
Schiering led the Lady cats to the National Division title and finished 13-13. Three players made first team all star: Lee Ann Romohr, Cheryl Werner, and Susan Messerschmidt. Diane Nagele earned honorable mention. The squad also included Holly Hanns, Janeen Johnson, Jenny Gilligan, Sue Moertile, Andi Niemann, and others from Greenhills, Reading, Taylor, and North College Hill.
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Cheryl Werner
Susan Messerschmidt
Diane Nagele
Holly Hanns
Infield
Greenhills
Janeen Johnson
North College Hill
Jenny Gilligan
Reading
Sue Moertile
Taylor
Andi Niemann
Outfield
Lee Ann
Lee Ann Romohr
Ladycats Slip Five Game Streak Then Tie For First
The Ladycats won five straight before suffering seven straight losses, most recently a 2 to 1 defeat to Wyoming on Monday. The loss leaves a four way tie for first in the National Division and Green finishes the season at 8 4. The team ends the year 13 13.
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Ladycats
Wyoming
Taylor
Wyoming Captures District Track Meet at Dayton Welcome Stadium
The Wyoming team won the district track meet to be held Tuesday and Friday at Dayton Welcome Stadium. Harrison will field its 3200 M. Relay squad which finished third, with runners Dave Eckel Jim Chaney John Roessler and Tom Nolan. Nolan also qualified for regionals by placing second in the 3200 M. run in 10 13.0.
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Dayton Welcome Stadium
Harrison
Dave Eckel
Jim Chaney
John Roessler
Tom Nolan
Swim and Racquet Club Opens Memorial Day
A new facility on 15 acres will open Memorial Day offering extensive athletic amenities. The club will operate in collaboration with Clifton and is owned by more than 250 families, with options for summer programs and overnight stays.
Time To Tee Off At Coke-Cola-Harrison Golf Tourney
The Coke-Cola-Harrison Recreations 18th Annual Golf Tournament at Miami White Water Golf Course is set for June 6 1982. Teams of four can enter with age flights from 14 to 50 years. Entry and cart options cost 8 and 5.80 dollars respectively with a May 30 1982 deadline. Prizes include Low Gross Net and longest drive with Closest to the Pin and a fun day for all.
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Coke-Cola - Harrison
Miami Whitewater
Sidule
Lakes
Robert C.meeks
Flintstone Dr
Harrison
Harrison Mower Bowling Champs Claim Final Night Victory
In the St. League at Harrison Bowl the A and H Mower team clashed for the championship. The A and H Mower squad secured victory on the final night with a strong showing, sealing the league title amid the May bowling events at Geskae.
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Harrison Mower Bowling Champs
Harrison Bowl
A & H Mower
Keglers
Langen Meats Triumph Over K of C in Close Score
Langen Meats edged the Knights of Columbus by a narrow margin in a tense contest, finishing with a 15 point lead as the final score remained in question until the closing minutes. The matchup highlighted strong defense and pivotal plays by Langen Meats to seal the victory.
Team Suffers First Loss to Internacional in 3-2 defeat
Harrison drops to second with 6-1 record after a 3-2 loss to Internacional. Denzler converted a late penalty to close the gap, while Gene Bohl’s handball set up Goal 3. Next Saturday at 6 p.m. they host Mt. Healthy in Miamitown.
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Harrison
Gene Bohl
Denzler
Mt. Healthy
Miamitown
Basketball summer day camp at Cincinnati Technical College
Basketball summer day camp runs 9:00 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. at Cincinnati Technical College in cooperation with Coca Cola Bottling. Schedule lists girls week June 14-18 and three boys weeks June 21-25 June 28-July 2 and July 12-16. Local visit-
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Cincinnati Technical College
Coca-Cola Bottling Corporation
Greg Poynter Signs With Mississippi Choctaws
Greg Poynter, a 6 4 center from Wm. Henry Harrison High, was announced as signed by Choctaw head coach Dr. Doug Hines. Poynter averaged 10 rebounds per game and scored for Harrison High in the Gulf South Conference signing.
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Choctaws
Greg Poynter
Henry Harrison High
Doug Hines
Choctaw
Poynter
Harrison High
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Bill Esterkamp
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John Mahoney
John Ruhe
Nick Aday
Ed K
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