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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1982
Page
3
Miami Whitewater Barracudas coached by Ray and Sue House defeated the Shady Lane Stingrays 308 to 260 at Shady Lane on Thursday July 8. The Barracudas broke 14 previous records and fielded top placers across multiple age groups and events.
West W W Pull Plunger defeated Nieman 7 to 2 on July 11, 1982 as Karla Huselton pitched a near perfect game with one walk. Amy Gerhardt Kim Hopkins led catching, while Huselton Buckley and Smith topped scoring with multiple hits and runs in their ninth straight win with three games left.
Youth football sign ups in Harrison scheduled for July 17, 24, 31 and August 7 at the Harrison Com. Center. Coaches will collect registrations and distribute forms. Participants should bring birth records and a parent or guardian. Registration covers equipment and season eligibility.
On July 10 1982 the girls Sth grade Lions softball team beat Hill top A C 11 5 with Sheila Hobbs on the mound and Kendra Brittan and Carrie Lang catching. July 11 1982 the Lions shut out Continental Minerals 10 0 to move to 7 wins 1 loss as Renee Roether pitched and defenders held 25 batters in six innings.
Langen Meats edges Village Pharmacy 8 to 5 as Bob Lee and Joe Carpenter lead with multiple hits. Tim Boggs belted a home run and Rich Pierce along with Todd Grandstaff contributed key plays. Langen ends regular season 9 and 1, playoff week opener to follow. manager Rob Pohlman and coach Bob Lee praise players and supporters.
The eighth grade IGA softball team sponsored by Harrison-Ross 1.G.A. defeated Herbert Lawn of White Oak 8-7 after a rain delay in the fifth inning. Kelly Hey, Sheila Vinup, Deanna Abrams, and Lee Ann Rich led with multiple hits and RBIs as I.G.A. moved to an 8-1 season record.
In the 4th grade division on June 25 Carpenter's Sign defeated Jeff's Drive-Thru 12 to 7 to avenge an earlier loss. The team defense held after the second inning and key plays featured Peggy Kavanaugh at first base Amie Harless and Tammie Wilson on the bases with a home throw. Offense included two home runs by Renee Smith and a triple each by Rhonda Mobley and Michele Schwendeman as Carpenter's produced sixteen hits.
Bourquein clinched its seventh win of the season with a 2 14 0 victory over American Legion to cap a strong regular season. Pitchers Eddie Farris Brad Schwing and Jason Wilhelm each worked two innings of no hit ball. Schwing had three doubles and a single, Balzer added two singles, and Kevin King contributed a single.
Jerry Bovard runs Wildcat Basketball Camp for ages 10 and 12 with a later session for older players. Attendees include Matt Teeters Chris Schunk Brad Linkous Roger Messerschmidt Brian Shepherd Eddie Simpkins Mark Nowlin Brian McDonald Greg Federmann Chris Page Dave Carpenter Tay Bourquein Russ Nowlin Pat Chaney Chris Conly Brad Ewing Troy Kinnett Billy Noonan Joey Fowler Rodney Fowler Shane Sanders Hans Mueller Scott Greine and Bret Harmon with varsity players aiding and four districts Southwest Colerain Sunman Dearborn East Central and Brookville represented.
Pasquale's delivered a 7 to 2 victory over Searcy Nursery to end the regular season in a second place tie with Searcy. Chuck Murray and Jeff Schemer combined on a two run, three hit effort with strong defense led by Perry Eggers. Chris Murray went 3 for 3 with 5 RBIs, while Bobby Conley 3 for 3, Jeff Schemer 2 for 2, and Church Murray 2 for 2 fueled the offense. Searcy's top hitters included Bobby Loos, Jason Vieth, Jason Raber, Matt Lewis, and Dan Coletta.
ChemLawn defeated Porter Printing for their eighth win of the season in a 10 run game. Werner sisters Jane and Cheryl and Sherry Ross each had two hits and two runs. Shelly Getz Kelly Burns Angie Ballard Joyce Abrams Karen Holiday Barb Pegg and Lisa Strassel added hits. Susan Messerschmidt pitched the complete game with ten runs allowed. Harrison High girls travel next Wednesday. team managed by Mel Ross Jr with coaches Cinda Ross Mary Messerschmidt and Tom Nowlin Jr.
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