Pay Tribute To Hawk At Bridgetown Baseball Reunion
About 500 friends honored Joe Hawk as Mr. Bridgetown Baseball at the Bridgetown Baseball Association reunion in Cincinnati. The 6000 alumni and guests celebrated 45 years since 1924, with remarks from Raymond H. Clark and tributes from Warren Giles Francis Dale and former Knothole stars.
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Hawk
Bridgetown Baseball Association
Cincinnati Convention Center
Joe
Raymond H. Clark
Ohio
Bridgetown
Clark
Joe Hawk
Cincinnati
Mr. Giles
Francis L. Dale
Cincinnati Reds
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Giles
Joseph M. Hawk
Elder High Trackmen Set Pace At OS Meet
Elder High School tracksters posted best-ever marks at the Ohio State meet earning fifth in events. Bill Galvin ran 9:22.5 in the two mile, beating the previous Buckeye record by 4.5 seconds. Tom Wesseling clocked 4:20.4 in the mile. Galvin and Wesseling led Elder’s relay squad to a Mansfield Relays win as coach Bob Ronckers handed MVP to Galvin and Most Improved to Mike Daffin amid a large list of 1969 varsity letter winners.
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Greg Noble
Bill Galvin
Grove Citys
Richard Smith
Dave Cheseborough
Cleveland Heights
Tom Wesseling
Frank LaMarca
Bedford
Courter Tech
Reggie McAfe
Galvin
Wesseling
Panther
Columbus
Fron
Sycamore Stadium
Miami University
Dennis Lynne
St. Xavier
Elder
Mansfield
GCL
Panthers
Elder Dad’s Club
Bob Ronckers
Mike Daffin
Dan Averbeck
Larry Bill
Ray Broxterman
Jim Busam
Mike Collins
Jim Davis
Tom Davis
Phil DePaoli
Chuck Doepker
Bill Eilerman
Steve Goebel
Ron Goettke
Glen Grossardt
Jeff Hellmann
Greg Hensley
Jim Huber
Dick Jasper
Kim Knoppe
Pat Lenahan
Jay Mayer
Jeff Meyers
al Miller
Ed Richardson
Jack Schaeffer
Terry Schorsch
Rick Standriff
Tom Stricker
Ken Waters
Dale Welsh
Ward Wenstrup
Steve Nieman
Tom Schinner
Waite's Realty Defeats Delhi For First Tri-State Loss
Waite's Realty handed Delhi its first loss of the season, 9-3, at Delhi School Field. Delhi slips to 2-1 in league play as White Oak also falls, while the Nats lose to Cheviot Tri-Staters 11-6. The Kelleymen next face Madisonville All-Stars Friday and Columbia Nationals Sunday.
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Waite’s Realty
Delhi
Fred Kelley
Delhi Tri-State
Waite
Delhi School Field
White Oak
Kelleymen
Madisonville All-Stars
Columbia Nationals
Glendale
Nats
Cheviot Tri-Staters
Realtors
West High Finishes Second in PHSL Baseball Standings
Western Hills High School ends season in second place in the Public High School League with a 10 4 league record and 13 9 overall. Hughes High wins league title. West High defeats Courter Tech 15 0 and Withrow 15 1 in final games. Bill Rothan and Moore credited with those wins.
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Western Hills High School
Richard Hauck
Hughes Big Reds
Mustangs
West High
Withrow High School
Hauck
Hughes High Nine
Courter Tech
Withrow
Bill Rothan
Tech
Moore
Walnut Hills
Jaycees To Host Olympic Boxing Match June 27
The first International Olympic Boxing Meet between the United States and West Germany will be held at Cincinnati Gardens on Friday June 27. Proceeds benefit the Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded in Cincinnati. US team members: Johnny North Morris Jordan Ray Russell Ernie Shave. West German team members: Dieter Renz Herman Klee Jurgen Voss Ewald Jarmer. Tickets at Cincinnati Gardens or by mail to Ray Warner 7478 Bridgetown Rd Cincinnati 45211. Twilight baseball meetings for ages 16 and under 18 and under and unlimited at Avon Fields Clubhouse June 5 6 7 and 8 p.m. Ed Clott at 221-8080.
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United States
West Germany
Cincinnati Gardens
Jaycees
AAU
Cincinnati
Western Hills
Harrison
Madeira-Kenwood
Milford
Northeastern
Northern Hills
Northwestern
Sharonville
Sycamore-Deer Park
Johnny North
Morris Jordan
Ray Russell
Ernie Shave
Dieter Renz
Herman Klee
Jurgen Voss
Ewald Jarmer
Ray Warner
Bridgetown Rd
The
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Avon Fields
Reading Rd
Ed Clott
Hurls Perfect Game. Wheeler Sets 12 K Run for Fenton Rigging
Steve Wheeler, 12, pitched a perfect game for Fenton Rigging against the OLG Chiefs in Western Hills C Knothole, striking out 12 in an 8-0 win. Don Klayer manages Fenton. Also, St William Gymnastics Exhibition set for June 13 and 15 at St William auditorium, public invited.
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Steve Wheeler
Western Hills
OLG Chiefs
Wheeler
Fenton
Don Klayer
St William—Athletic Association
St. William and
Sunset Aves
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Mr. Clark
Xavier University
Gabe Paul
Ford Frick
Bentley Post
Legion
George
Pop” Scholl
Mr Scholl
American Legion
America
Warren C. Giles
Russ Nixon
Detroit Tigers
Herm Welmeier
Clyde Brickner
Boston Red Sox
Clyde Vollmer
Reds
Fred E. Betz
A. H. Huneke
Price Hills News
Western Hills Press
Dave Grote
National League
Jim McCafferty
XII
Ault Cannon
ANT & Cocktail Lounge
Western Hills Plaza
Bob Faecher
Devils Backbone
Rapid Run
Dick Kruthaupt
Henry J. Radel, Pres
John J. Radel Co
Price Hill
Glenway Ave
State Ave
Internationnal
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Elder High
Rten LL
RED Frazier Ford Inc
West High Ends
Twilight Ball Leagues
GEMS
Mancini
TV Sales & Service
Sto St
Harrison Ave
Mohawk Paint CO. Delatailts
Delhi RD
Lis
Aateasy Line
Sears
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