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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
2
A mid year roundup recalls births at Mercy Louisville and Margaret Mary Hospital including Judy Ann Losekamp and April Maria, with baptisms and godparents noted. It also lists local families visiting relatives, returning airmen, and summer trips, plus additions to local families and knee surgery upcoming.
Adam's Texaco defeated West VW 14 to 11 in a DX league game. Rusty tallied 10 hits seven walks and four strikeouts. West VW pitchers allowed 14 runs on 11 hits nine walks and five strikeouts. Ron Wolford and Ricky Robben had Adam's hits including singles and a two bagger.
Culley’s Pharmacy DX team edged Kroger’s 7-6 to remain in first place in the DX league. Kroger’s pushed hard but fell short by one run, preserving Culley’s early league lead.
Culley’s beats Kroger’s 6 to 4 after squaring the game with a four run rally in the third. Roszell led Culley’s batting with two triples and a single while Minges and Donehew contributed solid fielding and a key play. Kroger’s hitters West and Bennet supplied multiple hits as N Dole and West worked the mound for Kroger’s. Next Wed July 12 Kroger’s meets American Legion at Meadows field Campbell Road Culley’s faces West VW at Crosby School.
Culley's DX team defeated Adams Texaco 14 to 2 on June 28. Culley's pitchers were J Roszell A Minges and L Minges. Adams Texaco hitters included K Klopfstein Peak Ballard R Stapleton Powers Robbens with one each. Adams Texaco pitching was Stapleton and Ballard. G Jacobs and M Dole had three hits. J Roszell L Minges C Novan each doubled with two hits. R Helms had one hit.
The Odd Fellows improved to 4 wins and 4 losses by defeating K of C 8 to 2 in a well played game. Randy Simpson and Shawn Frazier combined for the win with 14 strikeouts. Timmy Williams made a defensive stop and belted a triple as the Grooms brothers Kenny and Mike contributed three doubles and two walks.
J. Kinnett and Skipton split pitching duties for K of C and combined for 14 strikeouts. Kerr collected 2 hits while J Kinnett Skipton and Naegle each added one as K of C produced a balanced offense.
On Thursday night July 6 F. O. P. defeated Feldhaus 20 to 7 at Waterworks Field. Jeff Batchelor led F. O. P. with a home run two doubles and a single for 7 RBIs. Other F. O. P. hitters included Norm Miller Randy Kater Jim Bunnell and Tim Sawyer. Feldhaus replies included Clorus Minges and Monroe with multiple hits.
The Lions defeated Campbell Hausfeld 11 to 4. Gary Dennis pitched three scoreless innings, Jim Clark allowed three hits in relief, and the Lions bats led by Gary Dennis with a triple and single and Jim Clark with a homer and three RBIs.
The American Legion routed Harrison Press 15 to 1 as Press pitchers Don Kamphaus Mark Shutte Ron Beckman and Mark Hendren struggled with control, yielding 15 runs and 9 hits while walking 18 in a night of shaky pitching.
Ken Greenwell pitched four innings and Mike Lawhorn three as the Legion allowed one run on four hits with four walks and seven strikeouts. Ron McAdams stood out behind the plate and collected two singles. Ken Duckworth doubled and Rick Walter doubled. The team credited both Ron McAdams and Bo Lawhorn for helping out and thanked Ron McAdams’s parents for post game treats. Upcoming games: Harrison Press vs Donna and Gene’s at Big Waterworks on July 12, and American Legion vs Kroger’s at Whitewater Meadows No. 2.
Bright Indiana gospel group the Gospel Lads will perform at Bright Christian Church on Saturday July 15 at 8 PM with outdoor services weather permitting. Mrs Onie Cook hosted visitors from Saugus California and Greendale guests Mr Alco and Mr Mrs Russell Littrell and Mrs James Moser and family. Nora Fox of Guilford Road spent midweek visiting.
Blanche Ashley noted among organizers for the Prayer Breakfast at the Dinner Bell from 10 to 11 on July 19. The Annual School Reunion will follow at Bright Presbyterian Church for anyone who attended a Miller Harrison or Logan Township one-room school with a noon pitch-in and program. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Helen Hollin at Lutz-Brater Funeral Home. Bright Christian beat Aurora 30 to 4 in softball.
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to friends and relatives for cards prayers and other acts of kindness during a hospital stay at Christ Hospital. The writer says they will always be remembered.
Fans invited to Riverfront Stadium on Sunday July 30 for a Reds vs Giants doubleheader. Banner contest awards total 550 dollars plus certificates with two person or solo entries allowed. Banners must be carried by up to two people and may involve groups. tickets required.
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