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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1985
Page
2
Local post in Harrison Ohio notes publication every Wednesday from 307 Harrison Ave. 45030 now in its 61st year of reporting area news. Phone contact listed as 367 4582.
fragmentary notices announce births at Fort Hamilton Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital, names include Diane Elizabeth born January 23, 1970 weighing 8 lbs, Betty Crocker honor for Barbara at Harrison High, and Christopher Clay born January 16, 1975. Includes real estate office opening at 310 N Sycamore St and local family updates.
Harrison Wildcats outgained Taylor Yellowjackets 50 to 0, capturing the Harrison Three Rivers Kiwanis trophy. Tony Pepper starred with three touchdowns and multiple passes while Harrison’s defense limited Taylor to zero scoring, extending a two-game win streak and setting a school record for most points against Taylor since 1939.
Church of Christ improved to 3 1 with a 65 63 victory over Harrison Ave Baptist to stay alone in second place one game behind Crosby United Methodist Rob Bolin led Church of Christ with 28 points and Larry Bolin added 16 Harrison Ave was paced by Barry Oxley 29 Paul Nolan 18 and Jim Eckel 10 Oxley and Nolan sparked a late rally but Harrison Ave fell short In the other game Harrison United Methodist defeated Rockdale United Methodist 82 51 Mike Browne scored 33 Jerry Duckworth 23 and Rick Perkins 11 led HUM while Jason Kaylor 25 and Randy Biddle 10 paced Rockdale.
The Ladycats of Harrison High sit 14-3 in Class AAA, led by Karen Roell and Jody Romohr, eye a Cincinnati District berth after a 68 13 thrashing of Taylor and a 60 51 rebound against Norwood. Julie Pies bursts in as a promising freshman. They host North College Hill February 7 and visit Greenhills and Wyoming on the 12th and 14th, with remaining games against North Bend and Taylor rescheduled due to weather.
The Bowl Down Cancer charity bowling event runs February 16 to 24 with Indiana joining the effort this year. Organizers expect about 40,000 participants. a $1.50 entry supports an 80 percent handicap tournament with a $500 first prize. Cincinnati’s men led by a 728, while Patricia Sanders and Kathy Walker shared top women scores at 703. Proceeds aid American Cancer Society programs.
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