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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1985
Page
2
The Harrison Press lists a weekly publication schedule price of 8.50 for six months and 9.00 per year, with second class postage paid at Harrison Ohio. Address noted as 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030, USPS 236-100.
A compilation of scattered late 20th century notices: births at Bethesda Cincinnati and Fort Hamilton. a July 1960 Kroger ad snippet. a couple wed at First Christian Harrison Ohio. multiple posits of newborns named Stephanie Rae Reda Renee and Susan with family elders cited. occasional obituaries and family milestones from Westwood and Harrison communities.
Harrison and Cleves schools stage a pivotal clash labeled the Game of Survival as both sides own the poorest records. Yellowjackets earned their first win, 20 to 12 over Norwood, with Kiwanis Night honored and a traveling trophy to be awarded postgame. Wildcats provided a spirited 16 to 0 showing against Princeton, with Greg McKenzie delivering all points for the Vikings.
Kiwanis team swept Tip's Dart Supply with singles by Paul Bingle and doubles by Willie Ever Sole and Jim Evans. Tips did not quit, scoring 5 in the contest fire.
Harrison Real Estate innings with Harrison Real Estate having lost bat to win the game. The girls really had to be on their toes this time, and played excellent defensive ball. Managing the team this year is Pam Smith, with her supporting and Duane Hill and Mary Ann Trotta.
A junior baseball meeting is scheduled for Saturday afternoon on July 15. Attendees are reminded to turn in materials by the end of the meeting.
In their fourth league game Harrison Real Estate defeated Bevis Sparkle Cleaners 15 to 8 at the home field. Team members include Amy Horner Lori Hall Stacey Meadows Dawn Flick Kelli Drew Ellie O Reilley Tracey Harnest Tana Martin Becky Seiler Erin Kuehn Melissa Babbitt Jamie Trotta and Erin Fanelli with praise for Marie Hall Mary Ann Trotta and official scorer Clare Seiler who received a water jug as a gift.
Hirlinger Chev. beat Harrison Record 15 to 12 after a rain delayed game. Hirlinger had multiple hitters including Nathan Bennett Brian Stuart and Rusty McCulley with key doubles and walks while Jim Stewart M Hiatt and others contributed for Record in a high scoring, tense finish.
Kiwanis scored once in the first on a single by Jim Evans and a double by Willie Eversole. They added six in the second on five hits and a home run, building a strong lead as they chased the title in the postseason tournament.
F.O.P. defeated Tips 6 runs to Tips after trailing 3 0 at the third. Jim Simpson and Travis Smith pitched well for F.O.P. Jim Huffner, Travis Smith, Ken Smith, Bobby Sauntry, and Jim Simpson led offense with solid hitting. Brian Wilgenbush made a heads up play tagging a runner at home. Shea Conly, Jim Huffner, Mark Kelly contributed.
The Harrison Home Bakery Girls 9th Grade softball team traveled to Corpus Christi on Wednesday July 3 for a doubleheader. Outcome details and scores are not provided in the readable text.
On Wednesday July 17 at 5 00 p m junior school athletes are advised of a ten dollar participation fee. Students should obtain all necessary details from Mr Gaius at the High School as soon as possible.
IOE Four Wheelers KISS POINT SERIES resumes July 14 at the Cleves offroad racing complex with sand drags as the third of four 198S rounds. Second round June 30 at the PITS drew nearly eighty competitors on a perfect summer day. Dennis Ellington of Trenton set fast time 3.952 in a 4x4 funny car dragster. Local rivals include Chuck Stone in XC class and the Baker father son duo leading C and D classes in Whiskey City modified 4x4 racer. The PITS at the state route 128 and route 50 bridges hosts the event produced by the Indiana Ohio Kentucky Four Wheelers.
The District Office on Elm Street will conduct physicals for athletes including Harrison High and Taylor High. Rick Gaius may accompany the athlete during the examination. A modest fee of ten dollars is charged for the service.
Real Estate Center halted Hilltop AC as the eighth run total surged to eight with 2 RBI by a player nicknamed Lori Hall in the second half of the game.
Stacey Meadows earns a single while Kelli Drew hits a home run with 2 RBIs and Ellie O Reilley adds a home run as the team plates 12 runs. In the final frame Erin Fanelli singles and Melissa Babbitt reaches base to cap the rally.
A teen party at Doninae Swim and Racquet Club opens to members and guests aged 13 to 20. Courts 1 and 2 are reserved for teens only and admission is set at $1.00.
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