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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
4
Congress faces urgent planning challenges tied to population growth and urbanization. Proposals seek national family planning integration into medical insurance and funding for contraceptive research, plus tax revisions to ease burdens on childless citizens. A United Nations report warns urbanization may raise health and social ills worldwide.
The Queen City Pattern Invitational will be held Saturday and Sunday August 14 and 15 at the VFW Field Harrison. Team trophies and second and third place trophies plus home run and MVP honors. An All-Star team will be selected. Entry fee 50 dollars. Call Ray Trabel 513 634 5219 or Bob. Deadline August 11.
The Press notes gratitude for well wishes sent to Ottis Gulley and acknowledges supporters.
Spraul family and friends gathered Sunday in Harrison Ohio for a reunion at the Whitewater Bowles area. A basket dinner was served and games played with many attendees listed. Rain forced some to relocate to the Kocher home for cards and further games hoping for better weather and attendance next year.
Five day forecast promises cooler air with clouds and possible rain as meteoric talk and local quirks appear. Gene Benedict sports a large cast after a fishing mishap. Poncho Grubbs pays a parking meter fine in coins amid curious town chatter. Frank Ballard invites readers to Harrison Furniture for bargains and browsing.
Bill Stone thanks all who visited sent cards remembered prayers and other acts of kindness while confined at home after his accident.
Results show Campbell Hausfeld 6 K of C FOP 23 Highlander Center Country Kitchen 10 Blanken s First National Bank over Odd Fellows on July 26 1971. July 29 games pit Lions 13 FOP 7 and more as scheduling lists fields and matchups.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Greenham of College Hill announce the birth of Kathryn Michelle on July 15 at Good Samaritan Hospital weighing 7 pounds Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Neil Corcoran of Washington D C Mr and Mrs Fred Greenham of Harrison Great grandmothers are Mrs Harry Cavanaugh of Harrison and Mrs Orlando Davies of
Mr and Mrs Edwin McKain with sons Tim and Mark have returned from visiting son in law P F C Kenneth Brech at Fort Sill Oklahoma where his wife Karen and eight month old Kenny joined him for the summer.
The Lions Club defeated Campbell Hausfeld 13 0 in Monday night action. Doug Bybee pitched effectively with one walk while Greg Mitchell contributed to the win. The team broke through with five runs in the third inning and multiple players added hits.
Culley's Pharmacy wins their first elimination game beating Harrison Bowl 46 3 as Joe Roszell starts five innings with no hits allowed. Tom Rozzell slams two homers, a grand slam a triple and two singles in a big batting night for Culley's.
Culley’s Joe Roszell twirled a four hit game and Tom Roszell caught steal attempts while tagging a long homer. Gene Jacobs, Lenny Minges, Rusty Donehew and others added hits as Mac’s pitchers Kamphaus and Farmer yielded runs.
The Lions Club beat FOP 13 to 7 in an elimination game. Key hits came from George Hiler Jeff Steinmetz Steve Scott Greg Mitchell Mike Parrott Doug Bybee and Steve Simpson for the Lions. FOP's Jeff Batchelor Tom Reiter and teammates provided a competitive effort as both teams played well with Lions advancing to face Campbell- Hausfeld.
In a tightly contested game K. of C. defeated Country Kitchen 5 to 4. Country Kitchen had led with a 9-1 record, while K. of C. stood 8-2, creating a four team tie for first with Campbell Hausfeld and Lions. John Yocum pitched for Country Kitchen.
Dan Powers struck out 15 with 10 walks and four runs allowed as K of C beat Country Kitchen. Hits came from Kirk Gutzwiller John Yocum Gerry Nagele and others while Tony Vogelgesang caught for Country Kitchen. Coaches Ed Back and Al Kinnett aided. Rhonda Skipton kept score.
County Kitchen advanced to the semi finals by defeating Harrison Screw 19 to 6 in a Thursday elimination game at Big Waterworks Field. John Yorum pitched four innings for County Kitchen, allowing four runs on seven hits and seven walks with four strikeouts. Paul Vogelgesang closed the fifth, giving two runs on two hits and two walks. Harrison Sears struggled with control, surrendering 19 runs on three hits while walking 23 and hit batters three times.
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