Fourth District Legion Tourney Opens Wednesday
Western Hills area teams Bentley Post and Budde Post start the Fourth District Legion two out tourney at Western Hills High School and Glendale field. Bentley faces Middletown Ohio at 2 pm while Budde meets Watson Post at 2 pm.
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Legion
American Legion
Western Hills
Antyemury Livar
Aviilar Lagular
Budde Post Club
Budde
Bentley
Middletown
Ohio
Western Hills High School
Watson Post
Glendale Field
Two WH Racers Edgeed Out Of Soap Box Derby
Two West Hills youths linked to former Cincinnati Derby champions were eliminated in the 1969 Soap Box Derby Class B heats. Jeff Cullman won the Class B title after beating Jack Zientek in the final. A UC awards banquet honored Wilbur Dunaway for best brakes. The VAA invites Western Hills Class C Knothole teams to a August tournament with Ken Lambers for details.
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West Hills
Cincinnati
Peter Brunner
Delhi
Greg Bibee
Mt. Airy
Jeff Cullman
Monfort Heights
Jack Zientek
Sharonville
Peter
Pat
Greg
University of Cincinnati Great Hall
Wilbur Dunaway
Westwood
Visitation Athletic Association
Mack
Western Hills
Ken Lambers
Budde Post Opens District Play Against Watson Post
The Budde Post American Legion team faces Watson Post in the first round of the 1969 two out district tournament. Manager Dick Hauck guards a 17 8 record riding six straight wins with strong pitching from Wes Moore Bill Rothan and Steve Day. Moore recent 9 0 win over Kenton Boone Merchants highlighted by 13 strikeouts and 12 hits as Lacker Spille and Gray led the offense. Rothan and Day combination shutout Union Printers 4 0 with Day driving the ninth inning.
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Bentley Lads
Union
West High
Ashland
Ohio
Bentley Ball Club
Sidney
Ashland Legion Club
Mike Scherer
Bentley Ace
Scherer
Bentley
Wostworth
McGinnis
Mark Kneflin
Kneflin
George Ziegler
Hauckmen
Rick Weber
Justworth
Ziegler
Bob Siekmann
Western Hills
Siekmann
Conrad’s Bakery Knothole
Delhi Eagles
Price Hill
Dave Pandilidas
Steve Goodson
Columbus
Greg Schram
Curt Leuenberger
Dennis Miller
Mike Rosenber
Paul Hartman
Dan Johns
Larry Hurt
Jerry Moreton
Bill Rathman
Charles Miller
John Warfield
Gus Goodin
Chris Miller
Hank Goodson
Budde Post American Legion
Watson Post
Buddemen
Dick Hauck
Legion
Wes Moore
Bill Rothan
Steve Day
Bob Spille
Steve Gray
Tom Lacker
Hauck
Watson
Kenton Boone Merchants
Moore
Joe Berry
RBI
Greg Grove
Union Printers
Rothan
Day
Budde
Grove
Spille
Lacker
Dan Pettyjohn
Harness horses change hands in 1968 auctions
In 1968 five thousand four hundred eighty eight harness horses changed ownership through auctions. New owners paid a total of 17 million 26 thousand 112 dollars for the lot.
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Bently Post
Weber
Darrell Back
Oyler Park
Oyler
Lower Price Hill
Findlay Playground
Northside Playground
Robert L. Wigor
H. Hilman Smith
Seasongood and Mayer
Stanley G. McKie
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Bogey Benders Golf Club
Carl Litschgi
Dry Ridge Rd
Groesbeck
Budde Post
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Gilligan -Siefke Funeral Home
John J. Kuzma
Warsaw Ave
Rusty Cannon Cocktail
Western Hills Plaza
Schock’s Bowling Lanes
Warsaw Avenue
Nacn Bey
Butch Boy
Lat
Warsaw
GLASS
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Ray E. Bachus
David C. Eckert
Robert O. Schwallie
Fred Trefiger
Robert Niehoff
Ray, Bachus
Treas, & Asst. Secy
Nelson Weichold
Western Hills Loan & Deposit Company
Ferguson
Glenway
Liston Ave
River Road
Bryant Quietline
Bryant
Home Service
Vanieries
Bath
Harrison Avenue
Yan
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Greater
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Max Rudolf
Eden Park
Seasongood
Die
Nuernberg
MOUSSORGSKY/RAVEL
Taft HI Stadium
Hamilton
Berlioz
Schubert
Tchaikovsky
MT. Airy Forest
Rosamunde
WM. Schuman
New England
Strauss, Richard
MOUSSORGSKY /RAVEL
Devon Park
Covington, Ky
Vaughan Williams
Tallis Elgar
Dvorak
Ault Park
Hyde Park
Strauss Schubert
Strauss
Johann
Annen
Cincinnati Symphony
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