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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1984
Page
2
The Kuntz brothers Robert E. Kuntz and L William Kuntz publish weekly from 307 Harrison Ave Harrison Ohio 45030 continuing local news coverage since 1925 now celebrating six decades of reporting.
Thirty years ago Mr. and Mrs. George Ronald Meyers bought a modern S-room home at 130 N. Jefferson St. from Rev. and Mrs. Charles Farthing. Thelma Rolfes wed Carl Greenham at St. John the Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Backhus.
Lake's Trucking won first place in the league by defeating G and D Mower 35 to 17 on Monday July 9. Lake's featured Wally Minges and Darrin Lake with multiple hits and solid pitching from Minges Vieth and Lake while G and D Mower’s lineup included Bobby Crone and Chris Enginger with several singles and walks.
Merchants beat Pleasant Run 22 11 on July 8 1984 to improve to 8 3 with one regular season game left. Key hits came from Sonya Fox with a single and two doubles Christi Brotherton three singles and a double Erin Roberts four singles Mindy Rider a fielder's choice and a triple Kathy Toney a single and a triple Jeanna Jacobs a double Lee Ann Taylor a single and a double Molly Prudenti two singles a double and a homer Beth Kirchner two doubles Tricia Davis a triple Connie Noonan a single and a double Melanie Roell a triple while Michelle Loos and Tammy Miller were shut out. Stacy Christman was on vacation. Jacobs pitched five innings Fox one inning Miller caught.
Jackman Kercheval defeated American Legion 18 15 on Tuesday July 10. Kevin Lawhorn led with 6 6 while going yard and scoring. Jason Ramey added a homer and two doubles. Chris Lewis also contributed with a double and three innings. American Legion got key hits from Ted Miller and Mark Nowlin among others.
On Saturday July 14 Morgan Ross's team defeated Glena's Styling Corner 13 to 1 in a third grade girls softball game. Verena Riley led Glena's with a solo homer and several players added singles as Morgan Ross dominated the day.
The Harrison Press invites readers to report errors found in the paper. Contact numbers and address are provided for corrections.
A notice invites interested individuals to contact the paper at 367 4582 or stop by the office at 307 Harrison Avenue for more information or services.
The Miami Whitewater Barracudas swam against Shady Lane Swim Club on July 7, then faced Hamilton Elks and Middletown's Brown's Run on July 11 in a tri meet at the Hamilton Elks Swim Club. Barracudas earned multiple ribbons across age groups and events, led by top finishes in freestyle medleys and relays, with team records noted for several swimmers. The team’s next meet is July 18 against Dutchland Woods at Miami Whitewater Swim Club.
The third grade girls fell 16 to 14 at Harrison field on July 7, slipping Bevis into first while Harrison ties Mount Airy Frischs for second. Bevis rallied with an eight run sixth inning despite Society out hitting 23 to 14 led by Angie Bien Jan Cook and Keri Grubbs with multiple singles. Carey Spitz Miller and Vicki Cato contributed at bats and pitching amid the tough loss.
The Harrison Wildcats under new coach Ken Hockman opened conditioning Monday with sessions Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 8 pm and a July camp for receivers DBs and QBs from 10 to 12. Equipment issue on August 7 follows seniors reporting at 9 am juniors 10 am sophomores 11 am freshmen 12 noon. Band Night home opener August 31 vs East Central followed by Lawrenceburg September 7 and North College Hill September 14. six home games this season.
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