Cats Show Offensive Power In 14–0 Win Over Finneytown
Harrison Wild cats used a strengthened offense to beat Finneytown 14 to 0, improving to 3-3-1. Tom Miller scored twice from two yards, with Doug Dole rushing for over 100 yards and contributing key runs. Harrison’s defense held Finneytown to 77 yards as the Cats stretched late drives and converted on several series.
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Finneytown
Harrison
Tom Miller
Doug Dole
Miller
Dole
Tom Harris
Dave Gillman
Harris
Cole
Ross
Harrison Runin Wildcats defend Cincinnati sectional title
The Harrison Runin Wildcats Cross Country team defended the Cincinnati AA Sectional crown led by ailing standout and Tom Nolan who won. Coach Jim Slusser credited a strong team effort as Elder posted the only faster times. Jim Chaney Ed Thrasher John Roessler and Dave Eckel followed Nolan with Tim Matheis and Marc Grubbs delivering solid varsity debuts. The Wildcats advance to the Southwestern Ohio District Meet aiming for state finals as belief grows this could be their year.
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Jim Slusser
Nolan
Jim Chaney
Ed Thrasher
John Roessler
Dave Eckel
Tim Matheis
Marc Grubbs
Tim
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Steve Barnes
Daryl Rider
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Ohio
Cats
Hiatts Green Machine Rolls To 3 0 Victory Over Bevis Scorpins
Hiatts Greens and Things beat Bevis Scorpins 3 to 0 at Bevis Scorpins field. Matt Hiatt Jim Nutty and Charles Smith led an aggressive attack while Toby Wheeler and Matt Hiatt anchored a stout defense. The win keeps Hiatts tied for first in the Northwest Stricker Division with a title game set for Crosby Field next Saturday at 1:00.
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Jim Nutty
Tom Gerhardt
Ryan McElroy
Charles Smith
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Toby Wheeler
Eric Ewing
Jeff Spitzmiller
Jason Buerkle
Greg Federmann
Go Green Machine
Bobby Packwood
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Tay Bourquein
Charles
Ryan
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Thescorpins
Ben Hiatt
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East Central Trojans Push Toward Playoff Bid
East Central remains 6-1-1 as they beat Greensburg in a high scoring game at Neary Stadium. Frondorf passed to Daryl Huber for an early TD, then scored a PAT himself and added four more PATs overall. Rick Zoller scored a 4 yard run in the second quarter, and Frondorf’s late PAT miss ended East Central’s scoring for the night. The Trojans rest starters and prepare for a potential league title share with South Dearborn if they beat Lawrenceburg Friday.
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Rod Ballart
Village Pharmacy Derails Express in 6–0 Soccer Win
Village Pharmacy dominated Springdale Express in a brisk fall game. Joe Fowler and Mike Heimkreiter scored to build a 4-0 halftime lead, Thad Bailey added late, final score 6-0 as Village eyes season finale.
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Joe Fowler
Mike Heimkreiter
Jeff Gills
Keith Howard
Andy Grubbs
Thad Bailey
Public Auction to Settle Estate of Frances E. Conder
Public notice announces an auction to settle the estate of the late Frances E. Conder, listing personal property for sale. Located at 315 Poplar St Rising Sun Indiana Ohio County as details.
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Frances E. Conder
Poplar St
Rising Sun
Ind, Ohio
Auction Notice for Frances E. Conder Estate Goods
On Saturday October 23 1982 at 10 AM a cash and check sale will offer a vast assortment of household items furniture glassware china linens books and tools. Frances E. Conder owner Ray Walton auctioneer Ronna Billingsley clerk Mrs Ralph Niccum cashier. Not responsible for accidents. Items may not be seen until sale day.
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