Runnin' Wildcats start season strong at Dayton meet
Runnin' Wildcats place 14th out of 31 at the Greater Dayton Classic. Coach Jim Slusser notes progress for a young team after graduating two top runners, citing Steve Barnes in 7th at 16:05 and solid finishes by Gabbard, Chaney, Grubbs, and Hammitt. The fifth man race remains a concern as Hammitt, Moster, Manning, and Jonas vie under 18 minutes. The Cats next race at St Xavier and St Joseph Cleveland.
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Runnin’ Wildcat
Cats
Jim Slusser
Barnes
Steve Barnes
Steve
Cincinnati
Slusser
Dayton
Troy Gabbard
Pat Chaney
Marc Grubbs
Ken Hammitt
Kevin Moster
Jason Manning
Mark Jonas
St. Xavier High School
St. Joseph High School
Cleveland
Harrison Wildcats Soccer Team Results and Highlights
Harrison Varsity Boys Soccer opened conference play with a 4 1 loss to Greenhills in a closer game than the final score suggests. Player notes include Mike Bollinger and Rod Kinnett leading the offense, with Tony Riehle and Brian Scott starring on defense and in goal. Upcoming games include CAPE on Sept 14 and a home date with Taylor on Sept 17.
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Willie”’ Feltner
Mike Ao Tite
Hildebrandt
Taylor
West Hi
Westson
Wildcats
Tony Riehle
Tony
Joe
Riehle
Brian Scott
Brian Toelke
Harrison Wildcats
Mike Bollinger
Rod Kinnett
Badin
Chris Drew
Cipperboy Old 611 Steam Train Remembered After Weekend Run
A Cincinnati Railroad Club member recalls a weekend trip with Norfolk and Western 611. The 21 car round trips to Danville Kentucky and Muncie Indiana carried more than two thousand passengers despite heat, humidity, and a Sunday I-75 closure. Attendees included John C. Osborne, Scottie Little, John Richter, and John Gruber.
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Cincinnati Railroad Club
Danville
Muncie
Ind
Norfolk and Western
N&w
Roanoke
John C. Osborne
Miamitown
Scottie Little
Bright
John Richter
Batesville
John Gruber
Harrison
Harrison Jr Baseball Meeting And Roosters Moonlite Bowl
A Monday night gathering on September 16 at 6 PM in Harrison to form a 1986 managers list and committees. Rule change requests should be submitted in writing. Also advertised is the Rooster's Moonlite Bowl at Harrison Bowl on September 21 at 10 30 PM priced $15 per couple.
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Harrison Bowl
Renck's Landscaping Opens Season With 1-0 Win
Renck's Landscaping defeated Unique Landscapes 1-0 at Harrison soccer fields in season opener. Matt Selm scored in the second quarter with Marc Harnist assisting. Renck's defense and midline, including Noyes, Lewis, Searcy, Renck, Eldridge, Kurtz, Halloran, and Martini, limited chances in heat.
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Renck’s
Unique Landscapes
Harrison Soccer Fields
Unique
Matt Selm
Marc Harnist
Selm
Nets
Renck
Mike Noyes
Ryan Lewis
Jimmy Searcy
Sam Renck
Dave Eldridge
Kenny Kurtz
Ed Halloran
Dave Lewis
Hub Martini
Pee Wee Football Teams Have New Uniforms
Pee Wee football groups unveil new uniforms as 100 plus boys join. Fundraising includes selling candy bars to support the organization. Sept 14 schedule features 8 year olds at 12:30, 10 year olds at 2:00, and 12 year olds at 3:15. All are welcome.
Harrison Home Bakery Beats Hawk Insurance In Opener
Harrison Home Bakery defeated Hawk Insurance 5 to 1 in the season opener of the girls Passer division for 6 to 7 year olds. Tracy Kammerer might have scored if Hawk's goalie hadn't made a standout save.
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Harrison Home Bakery
Hawk Insurance
Tracy Kammerer
Hawk
HSC Team Enters Pre Season Tourney
Lampe era hot weather and three games in three days stretched Harrison as they fell 5 to 1 to the Warriors. The squad fought hard but could not overcome the fatigue and early deficit in the pre season tournament opener.
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HSC
Healthy parent child relationship discussion at Baia pt
Free open program on healthy parent child relationships to be discussed at Baia pt. Reservations are not required. For more information contact the Hospitsl at 309-5113.
Farm Safety Week Promotes Whitewater Hope
During the week of September 15 to 21 Farm Safety Week highlights optimism and safety awareness with the theme OB SERVE IT encouraging community resilience and proactive protection measures.
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