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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for the Ne Abrer Association founded in 1885 including outside area rate four dollars and fifty cents per year. It reinforces the association’s founding date and price structure for members and readers.
Items note a birth named Lyn Elton in Go Calif after a Saturday delivery. The town hall demolition is a local focal point this week and various personal notices reference travels and marriages.
Rachael Cox and 613 other recent high school graduates will start college at Indiana University on scholarships this fall. James Howard was named secretary-treasurer of the Harrison Cemetery Association. St John’s CYO held its first general meeting with officers Steve and Jim Roessler Paul Crawford and Brian Angel.
Harrison Screw won 11 to 9 on Thursday, their sixth straight. Walter Nowlin Sr. coaches Campbell Hausfeld with Joe Nowlin assisting. Walt Nowlin Jr. pitched three innings for Campbell Hausfeld. Key hits came from Tom Whipple two doubles and a single driving in five. Harrison Screw moves to within reach of second place.
The Press beat Donna and Gene's 22 to 16 Wednesday night at Big Water Works Field. Kamphaus and Hendren pitched for the Press while Schlarmann starred for Donna and Gene's with three hits including a triple. The Press improve to 5-4 and set a rematch with Fuernstein's at Waterworks Field next Wednesday.
American Legion defeated Kroger's 11 to 8 in a well played game at Meadows field. Ken Greenwell and Mike Lawhorn pitched for Legion, Ron McAdams behind the plate, five errors total. Next, Legion plays Culley’s at No 2 Meadows. eliminations begin July 26 with Indiana tournament games July 29 and 30. All-Star game August 6.
Bunnell Insurance defeated New Coffee Pot 11 to 8 in an exciting game. Mike and teammates led the scoring with strong offense throughout.
John Sauntry pitched for Bunnell's as they held New Coffee Pot to 17 hits and 9 strikeouts. Notable plays included John Dierdorf’s center field catch and several hits by Terry Bunnell, Bob Fray, Mike Sauntry, and John Sauntry. Catchers included Dennis Halcomb and Mike Sauntry for Bunnell's and Stuart Lake Greg Sauntry Jerry Parrott for New Coffee Pot.
Highlander Center defeated the Lions 6 to 2 behind strong pitching by Mike Moorse and Brad Neel. Moorse tossed 3 hitless innings, Neel allowed 4 hits and one walk. Lions hitters included J Clark G Hiler and R Taylor with singles, while Highlanders led by Ron Webster with a grand slam and Moorse a single.
Fuernstein's team beat Valley Motors 35 1 in a strong performance. Pitchers Vest and others limited Waley Motors to 3 hits with 10 strikeouts and 2 walks. Greg Dennis led batting with 6 hits in 7 at bats including a triple and five doubles, driving in 11. Fuernstein's moves to 6 4 on the season and faces Harrison Press next, while Valley Motors meets New Coffee Pot at Grade School.
The Knights of Columbus defeated First National 5-2 after a sixth inning rally. Mark Meyers and Jim Rudisell pitched for First National while Brian Wiggers and Jeff Kinnett pitched for K of C as both sides delivered strong defense. Meyers added a triple and a single, Harper had a single, Kinnett tallied a triple and a single, Dan Mere a single, and Scott Skipton contributed.
Coach Steve Safford leads conditioning every Monday Wednesday and Thursday at 7 00 PM inviting all freshmen to participate Starting August 1 all football players must attend These sessions include a shoe sale this Thursday and Safford aims to fill his staff in the coming weeks with Ken Root stepping back from studies and a defensive coordinator role to fill Meanwhile Hamilton County Park District promotes discounted golf rates after 4 PM at Sharon Woods Winton Woods and Miami Whitewater Forest for evening 18 hole play with family groups encouraged and relaxed pace Courses note daylight hours and crowd levels The Reds wives game on July 29 features familiar names for the lineup with Carol Anderson leading a group to face the Cincinnati Reds San Diego game starting at 5 PM and lineup specifics to be announced after practice The event highlights Petuka Perez Gloria Morgan Delia Concepcion Cindy Chaney Jean Menke Inez Javier and others.
Ken Hornsby and Alan Waugh pitched well for the Marketmen as they dominated the game. Waugh hit a homer and a single while Jeff Hotopp added three singles and Chris Remillard a triple. Nowlin and Finley contributed in a strong season finish with a 6-4 record and playoff contender status.
Whitewater Market closed the regular season with a 17 to 2 victory over Fischer's, finishing strong and advancing momentum into postseason play.
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