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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1986
Page
2
The Harrison Ohio area publication continues weekly from 307 Harrison Ave in Harrison. It proclaims 62 years of reporting surrounding the community and provides contact information with a phone line 367 4582 for readers to reach the office.
The notice mentions SUO action on bids for a new high school with little interest in bids. It also reports Nancy Schweizer and Jane Schaich leaving June 16 by chartered bus for Buckeye Girls State at Capital University in Columbus Ohio. A Midwestern Hayride at Edgewater Park June 24 features the Hometowners led by Buddy Ross.
LaRosa's 6-1 win over Lake's closes the inaugural Over 30 Women's Soccer League season. LaRosa's finishes 6-1-0 atop standings with Lake's second, Bourque third, No Names fourth. Players praised organizers and sponsor LaRosa's for a community event.
Paul Nolan of Harrison finishes second in the state 880 yard run at Columbus, clocking 1:56.9 to place behind Rey Heckman of Ottawa-Glendorf. Coach Bruce Williamson notes Nolan led early and sacrificed the mile to focus on the 880, while girls runner Jenny Kraus competes in events.
The Western Section United States tennis kickoff on May 31 featured instruction prizes and refreshments from Hardee's. Seventy adults and youths enrolled to begin lessons this week, with twenty more signed for a second session running July 7 to 25.
The Cat League runs Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays from June 30 to July 31 at Harrison Junior School for Southwest School District fifth to eighth grade boys. Four players per team compete in games of 12 minutes with three on the court. Registration forms and contact numbers for George Davis and Paul Nolan are provided, with a June 25 deadline.
Culley's improves to 3 4 this season after a 9 4 win over R D Signs Culley's Pharmacy Friday night. Culley's offense posted 2 runs in the first and 6 in the second while pitchers Chris O Harra and Brad Schwing combined for strong work. O Harra fanned 6 with 2 walks and 1 earned hit in the first three innings. Schwing struck out 8 over four innings, allowing two earned runs.
Culley's BX defeated Tip's Tuesday night June 10 by 14 to 7 as Tip's led 7 to 4 after the first inning. Culley's rallied with 9 runs in the sixth, drawing seven walks and limiting Tip's to one run in the final two at bats. Hitters for Culley's included O Harra, Conley, Veith, Schwing, Lindsey, Franklin, Morris with multiple hits and Russell drawing five walks scoring three times. Tip's hitters featured Peak, ard, Pa, Lendes and Hill with several singles and walks contributing to the 7 runs.
Harrison Youth Football League signups will be held at the Harrison Community Center on Saturday June 21 and Saturday June 28 from 9 00 a m to 1 00 p m Those unable to sign up on these days can contact Bill Meers Bill Noel or Ron King for assistance.
Rob Bolin was voted Player of the Year by WMC coaches for the 1986 tennis season. He went undefeated in league play at first singles and earned MVP at Wm. Henry Harrison High School. He has been accepted at Northern Kentucky University to pursue tennis.
The Harrison Soccer Association announces two coach clinics for 1986. The first, June 28 at the Harrison Community Center Upper Field, covers soccer skills led by Bott, Nusekabel, Schaefer, and Ullmann. The second spans July 11–12 with sessions on planning and rules led by Mike Jacobs, with rain dates, contact Don Kaushiva at 367 6475.
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