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Newspaper

The Harrison Press

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1984

Page

3

Ladycats extend season run with four wins in week

Harrison Ladycats posted five games in a week from April 9 to 13, winning all five. Debby Slayback earned multiple wins as pitcher, with strong hitting led by Shelly Anderson, Kim Smith, Jody Romohr, Brenda Thaler, and Kelly Hey contributing across games against Finneytown Mt Healthy North College Hill Reading and Taylor. The team stands 7-0, with upcoming games against Wyoming and Finneytown. The Hamilton County Park District sale at Winton Woods Golf Course runs April 28-29 with clearance pricing and 6:30 hours.

Jane Werner Harrison Ladycat Finneytown Ladycats Debbie Slayback Harrison Shelly Anderson Kim Smith Jody Romohr Kim RBI Brenda Thaler Lou Buckley Amy Gerhardt Kelly Hey Mt. Healthy Karen Holliday Ann Greenham Lee Ann Rich Reading Loy Taylor Debbie Stayback Brenda Wyoming Hamilton County Park District Winton Woods Golf Course Winton Woods West Sharon Rd Winton Road

Wildcats Baseball Sees Busy Week End With Three Ties

Harrison Wildcats split seven games in a busy stretch, going 2-3-2. Coach Bader rotated pitchers Radcliffe and Ramey, while Tom Miller, Greg Loos, Rob Eckel, and Doug King paced a lineup that produced multiple extra base hits. A 3-3 seven inning tie with Finneytown ended the week, and a 19-5 loss to Elder in the Coaches Classic capped a rough semifinal showing.

Harrison Wildcats Finneytown Cats Yellowjackets Wildcats Taylor Kevin Radcliffe Tom Miller Radcliffe Harrison Greg Loos Miller King Rob Eckel Jim Hey Bader Doug King Shawn Sowders Sowders McDonald Hey Blue Devils Reading Loos Mt. Healthy East Central McNick Randy Zoller Dave Bader Rudy Ramey Dennis Posey Carl McGregor Andy Fury Allen Wright Shawn Sanders Dave Roberts Keith Nixon Brad McDonald Jerry Messerschmidt

Harrison Tracksters Remain 15 3 After Dual Relays

Harrison High's track team moved to 15 3 after finishing second at the Knights of Columbus Relays and third at the Jim Wright Relays on consecutive days. Greenhills led with 114 points, Wyoming 89, Harrison 77, Finneytown 51, Norwood 34, Reading 24, and Taylor 20. Harrison won the Shot Put with Tom Harris 43, Bob Ellis 37 8, Shawn Roell 36 2, added 249 10 in Discus with Harris 141 and Schwab 108 10. Second and third places came in pole vault long jump and shuttle hurdles, medley events, and relays. Harrison also placed in multiple events at the Knights of Columbus Relays, including first in Discus and Distance Medley, with strong showings in the 400 4x4 and 3200 relays. Next up is the Taylor Invitational at Three Rivers Jr High.

Harrison Knights of Columbus Bob Ellis Shawn Roell Jeff Schwab Tom Harris Harris Schwab K. of C the Cats Princeton Holt Dayton Norton High School Dayton Nor Williamson Rob Urbanski Ray Reamer Chris Meyer Mark Pope Ed Thrasher Daryl Rider Troy Gabbard Dave Eckel Mike Inman Mike Hoffman Eric Brunner Dave Wilzbach Kirk Nowlin Marc Grubbs Steve Barnes Cats Three Rivers Jr. High Dorff Mike Alig Jeff Stuhlman East Central Randy Graf Brent Bruce Bauman Rick Henderson Gryhounds Webster Elmlinger Terry Olive Brunke Rennekamp Neal Orndorff Alig Stuhlman Trojans Brent Bauman Graf Erick Clark Henderson

East Central Ninth Track Triumph Over Greensburg and Brookville

East Central hosted Greensburg and Brookville April 11 and 12 and won both meets 89 38 and 93 34. Greg Webster and Steve Elmlinger led with top jumps and sprints while Bruce Bauman Rick Henderson and teammates swept multiple events including the 1600 and 400 relays.

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