Rain halts most PYO baseball games as standings tighten
Weather kept most PYO baseball actions from all fields with only two games recorded. Holmes and Fowler and Kennedy Construction posted wins in their divisions while Class C remained winless. Ted's Hardware Miracle Sohio and Sos sit undefeated at 3 0 in Class C and Kennedy Construction leads Class D at 4 0 alongside strong 3 1 Home Federal. Nick Munafo’s sits 4 1 in Class D with Long Ceramic Tile close behind at 1 2 as fields dry and play resumes.
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PYO
Holmes
Fowler
Kennedy Construction
Ted
Miracle Sohio
Federal
Nick Munafo
Kennedy
Enterprise Federal
Liberty Union Journal
John Scott Realty
Central Savings
Malcolm Huey Realty
Emery Realty
Davidson, Fisher Electric Lead Early Softball Standings
In PYO girls' softball Division Two Class B, C & B Davidson moved to 5-0 with 10-2 over Schmidts Meats and 8-2 versus Mendenhall's Carpetalk. Class A leaders Fisher Electric and Pisgah Auto Repair sit 2-0, while Sharon Dairy Treat tops Class C at 3-0. Adleta Builders beat Cliff Hardware 13-6 to move to 4-1, and Adleta crushed Sharonville Kiwanis 40-13 as Sharon Dairy Treat rolled 38-0 over Certel Mops.
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PYO
C & B Davidson
Davidson
Fisher Electric
Pisgah Auto Repair
Sharon Dairy Treat
Adleta Builders
Cliff Hardware
Adleta
Sharonville Kiwanis
Certel Mops
Scores Pisgah Auto Repair
Miamiville
Pisgah Beauty Salon
Scores
Sharonvile Schott Buick
Sharonville
Schmidt's
Don Mendenhall
Lincoln Heights
Beta Sigma Phi
Sharon Electric
Certel Maps
Certel
Barr's Furniture
Reddington Plumbing
Glendale
Tony Gallo
Dry spell ends as Lamb wins Tri County feature
Don Lamb of Sharonville wins the Tri County Speedway feature, earning $1,000 in his first win since April 1972. Dick Freeman finishes second after a strong run from the rear. Tom Maier leads early, with Jim Bickerstaff and Joey Stricker in the top five. Mike Combs captures the Sport Sedan feature, with Lovelace and Adams second and third.
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Don Lamb
Tri County Speedway
Don
Sharonville
Cliff Polking
Chevelle
Larry Pendleton
Lamb
Jerry Mitchell
Dick Freeman
Freeman
Tom Maier
Jim Bickerstaff
Maier
Bickerstaff
Joey Stricker
Midland
Mich
Cash
Gary Bowsher
Ron Miller
Bob Crevitsen
Mike Combs
Cincinnati
Jack Lovelace
Dave Adams
Carl Seward
Eichler
Local league results round up from Class B to Girls Softball
Scores show PYO wrap up Class B and C with Holmes Fowler 3 1 and Highland Greens Shell 1 2. Class D features Kennedy Construction 4 0 and 11 7 Enterprise Federal. Girls softball divisions report Fisher Electric 2 0 and 14 12 for two games, Pisgah Auto Repair 2 0 and 24 6, with several Adleta Builders victories and close ties in others.
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Fisher Electric
Springdale
PYO Mini-Fair Nears With Plans For June Ninth
Pisgah Youth Organization readies its fifth annual Mini-Fair chaired by Pat Moterfield and Betty Lippiiere. The event on Rte 42 runs 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. features hi-Steppers and a womens softball team along with ten booths, rides, and games.
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Pisgah
Pat Moterfield
Betty Lippiiere
PYO
Butler farmers urge Ohio constitution revision
Butler County Farm Bureau members led by Jim Martin and Robert Niederman met with Sen Michael Maloney in Columbus to back House Joint Resolution 13. They urged prompt Senate passage so the measure can appear on the November ballot to tax farmland by current use, not potential value, aiming to curb urban sprawl and protect green belts.
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Jim Martin
Robert Niederman
Walter Allspach
Butler County Farm Bureau
Michael Maloney
Hamilton County
Columbus
Ohio Senate
C. W Swank
Farm Bureau
Franklin County
Clifford E. Rader
Supreme Court
Rader
Lakota star Ron Walker chooses Wooster
Lakota High School athlete Ron Walker will enroll at The College of Wooster. A first team Mid Miami guard and District 15 honoree, he earned three letters in basketball and three in baseball as a shortstop. Coach Al Van Wie praised his ball handling and leadership. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Walker of West Chester.
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Ron Walker
Lakota High School
College of Wooster
Walker
Ron
Wooster
al van Wie
Ron Is
Hugh Walker
Dimmick Road
West Chester
Excessive rains hinder Butler county crops and planning
Excess rainfall disrupts corn and bean planting in Butler county with projections of delayed harvests. Hal Hammel notes corn deadlines next week while beans could wait until mid June, and Soil Conservation official Gerald Morris cites waterlogged soil delaying harvests and heavy machinery operation. Wheat appears promising if dry weather returns.
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Butler County
Hal Hammel
Landmark Farm Bureau
Hammel
Gerald Morris
Soil Conservation Bureau
Morris
Oxford College Corner
Park district seeks levy for land preservation
The Hamilton County Park District plans a half mill levy vote in the 1973 November election to acquire additional land and preserve existing parks. The campaign is led by Friends of the County Parks with Robert L. Miles as campaign chair and Fletcher Nyce as finance chair. The levy aims to unlock matching federal funds for land purchase and preservation.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Hamilton County Park District
Park District
Park District Commissioners
Robert L. Miles
General Electric Company
Fletcher Nyce
The
Central Trust Company
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Union-Liberty Journal
Schmidt
Mendenhall
PYO Baseball
Homes
Home Federal
Highland Greens Shell
Dorm’s Sohio
Hy-Crest Developers
Scores Holmes
Ted's Hardware
Day Plumbing
Aristo-Craft Aluminum
Osborne Construction
Allen and Wood Plumbing
Butler
Ohio
Sallee Bros. Auto Body
Columbus RD
Westchester
Wrecker Service
By Dennis Law
Denny
Brittons Barber Shop
Pisgah Service Center
Columbus Road
Hensley Landscape Jand Tree Service
Engine Parts & Service
Col.-Cinti. Rd
Ventura
Grandville
Beel
Cordova
Buick
Pontiac Inc
Columbus Ave
Lebanon
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