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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1983
Page
3
Beta beat Society Bank in a Monday game at the high school for its sixth win. Key players included Kevin Cole with a home run and two singles, Mike Mitchell with two home runs and a double, plus multiple hits by Travis Smith Matt Smith and others in a strong team performance.
Beta bats produced a flurry of hits led by Mike Robison with a home run and a double. Key contributors included Kevin Cole Travis Smith Matt Smith Erwin Hein Josh Hartung Brian Hart John Cloe Mike Mitchell Ray Lake Jordan Brown and Mark Jones with multiple singles and extra bases. Recognition goes to Mike Robison Kyle Grubbs Tommy Turner and Eric Young for standout homers and to Leon Boggs and coaches Ray Lawson Norman Hart John Cloe for guiding the squad to a successful season.
West W W girls outplayed Western 26 to 0 as Shelly Getz pitched well and Barb Pegg caught. Key hits came from Kim Smith Kim Hopkins and Susan Messerschmidt with multiple RBIs and runs. The team notched their seventh win in eight games as Angie Ballard and others contributed offensively.
Beta Sigma Phi defeated Energy Design 29 to 11 after a dramatic three inning surge, with Kevin Cole two home runs and multiple players contributing. The team followed with a 7 run victory over Kaiser's Hardware as the season continues.
Energy Design defeated Murphy’s at Stout’s Field in a high scoring matchup scoring 32 runs on 41 hits. B McAninch starred in the field with 9 putouts and 2 tag outs at home, while G Ficker, J Simpson, C Kaeser and K Boatright contributed in assists. Murphy’s bats led by St Bernhardt M Lattan T Smith S Re B Bennett M Kammerer hit for .1000, coaching by Mike Re and Bill Hinkle.
Bruenman Tools led by Julie Pies with two home runs and a mix of hits defeated Home Bakery at Harrison Field on Saturday June 25. Laura Lee added two doubles and a single, with Carla Hey and Connie Schwering contributing singles. Dee Ross and Carla Hey shared pitching duties for Home Bakery, while Karen Mcintosh and Kim Neal shared catching duties.
Bourquein Waters Searcy's 16 0 victory over Searcy Nursery extended their unbeaten streak to 9 0 and marked their third no hitter of the year. Jimmy Bevis hit a grand slam and drove in four, Eddie Farris added a two run shot and three run triple, Brian Balzer came through with a solo homer, while Brad Schwing and others combined on a four pitcher no hit effort.
On June 23 F.O.P defeated American Legion 9 to 2 in a strong pitching win. Jeff Schemer struck out six in two innings, then added three more strikeouts to end his starter turn. Fred Fox allowed two hits in the final innings with six strikeouts and the F.O.P bats collected twelve hits led by Hoff Minges Parker and Schemer with multiple hits.
Stops Stout’s outstanding defense leads VFW to a five inning shutout over the Stouts securing a 6-3 record and near third place. Key plays from Kurtz Trabel Brotherton Herzner and Young fueled the victory as VFW hitters including Herzner Trabel, Brotherton and Young accounted for multiple hits and two home runs. Ethan Beal sits with a busted finger. next game vs Enery Design on July 6 at the grade school.
The K of C topped Langen Meat 7 0 on Monday June 20 for their first win. Shawn Grubbs led with a triple and 1 double plus 1 single, others added singles and a double. Bobby Conley Chris Brickner and Mike Turner contributed solid defense and the pitchers kept Langen to zero runs. Langen is coached by Andy Moder with support from Dick Purcell and Bill Mears.
A tight 7-4 win keeps the team tied for first in Class C Blue. Key hitters include Lovett Emery Loos Schwender Brotherton Fannelli with Loos and Kline sharing pitching duties. Teammates listed include Schne ider Brown Kim Brown Colet Adkins Howard Slay and Kline.
Loos girls win a high scoring 20 run game using 25 base hits and 3 walks with Krissy Brown and Cindy Schwendermann each hitting home runs. Mary Loos pitched for Loos while other players from Miamitown C of C and Lawrenceburg C of C contributed hits and defense as local youths compete.
On June 29, 1983 at Big Stout field Langen Meats defeated Loos Blacktopping 11 to 8 to halt Loos' two game skid. Bobby Loos pitched well but Loos Blacktopping trailed 8-6 after six innings.
The K of C team edged Loos in a hard fought game with strong pitching fielding and timely hitting. Shawn Grubbs led with four singles while Bobby Conley added two singles and a double along with Tim Baines and Mike Turner adding key hits. Other contributors included Scott Riehle Roger Purcell Jeff Copeland Chris Mertens Dan Coletta and Brian Silkirk as Loos played a hard coached game.
Miamitown C of C rolled to a 16 to 1 victory over Lawrenceburg C of C marking their Sth straight win. Pitchers Walt Rolfes and Andy Rothkasse held the visitors to seven hits. Lefty sluggers John Dierdorf and Randy Ross homered to pace the offense with Jim Beyerin contributing two singles along with Rusty Ross adding a single and a double.
At the Lawrenceburg Road venue in E Town on Saturday July 9, matches start at 7 p.m. The show features two main events headlined by an IWA Heavyweight Championship bout between Bobo Murdock and Killer Stuart and a second major Battle of the Giants chain match pitting 430 pound John against an opponent.
Dear softball fans your chance to challenge the 1982 Ohio Michigan Legion state champs arrives with a two day tournament July 30 and 31. ASA rules apply double elimination drawing July 21 entry 80 dollars due by 6 pm July 21. awards include team trophies first to third individuals and a team beer trophy contact Larry Wert Jerry Wilson for details and mail entry to J B Yeager Post 199 Harrison Ohio.
Mail in with entry fee to above address. Team's Name and Address where information to be mailed. Manager's Name and Phone Number provided for contact.
The Miami Whitewater Barracudas swimming team in Harrison posted a 2-0 record this season, defeating Delshire of Delhi and Shady Lane of North Bend. Coached by Michelle Weise and Linda McMillan, they plan dual meets with Beckett Ridge, Hidden Valley, Hamilton Elks, Greendale, East Central, and a July tri meet with Ryan Pool and Harvest Home, plus Woodhaven Invitational. Divers include Mary Ann Jonas and others. a diving squad member list ends with tangled names.
President Charlie Murray announced a meeting at Tip's on July 11 1983 at 8 30 p m for all managers and coaches to redistribute unsold beef give away tickets. The drawing will be held at the all star game on August 7 1983.
The Horseshoe Ranch at 9680 Cilley Rd Cleves stages a MSRA RCA approved championship rodeo July 8 9 and 10 rain or shine. Shows Friday and Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm with bleacher seating. Admission 5 adults 3 children beer food and soft drinks on site. For details call 353 1761 or 922 2611.
The Miami Whitewater Swim and Racquet Club hosts its annual Hawaiian Luau on Saturday evening July 16 at the Campbell Road club in Harrison. Hors d oeuvres begin at 8 00 with a Polynesian roast menu and Hawaiian desserts at 9 30. Music tickets cost 17 per couple and sales are at the clubhouse, with 50 paying couples maximum.
When you are out pleasure boating this summer, remember to keep your boat's engine and ventilation system in good working condition. The Greater Cincinnati area urges owners to inspect and maintain essential equipment for safe, enjoyable trips.
The Quail calendar lists scheduled events this week including a town meeting, farmers market, and a charity drive at the community center. Local organizers emphasize on keeping dates, times, and locations to attend and support.
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