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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1982
Page
3
Harrison Sand and Gravel defeated K of C 13 to 6 in Cx action taking advantage of 16 walks by K of C. The team needed eight hits as Jeff Bond hit a home run and Les Gillspie powered defense with Mike Taylor combining for eight strikeouts. Mark Jonas Phil Metzger Joe Hemberger Jerry Mattei and Les Gillspie contributed multiple hits.
FOP secured its third win of the season by defeating RD Signs 24 to 9. Brian Sandlin led with four hits in four at bats, Wayne Mortashed showed progress with two hits and a walk, Sonny Rork was plunked twice but stayed in play, and Shane Murray drew two walks in his two plate appearances. The team’s strong hitting carried the victory.
Campbell Hausfeld rallied to a 22-21 victory over Beta Sigma in tee ball. Key plays came from Michael Horton two catches, Dennis Johnson on force outs, and Jason Kichler's eight put outs as Campbell Hausfeld clinched the win in a tight contest.
On Saturday June 19 1982 Jake's Mecca Cafe 4th grade girls beat Mt Airy S L 23 to 0 in four innings. Teresa Rolfsen Cathy Sherman midt Paula Loos Kim Getz Jill Zinser Carla Farmer Angie Kuntze Donna Johnson Vicki King Tawyna Wuest Leyane Schafer and Kim Wissman had multiple hits and runs. Anissa Lawhorn was absent. Cathy Sherman and Wuest pitched.
The Girl Lions softball team defeated Corpus Christi 15 to 6 on Saturday June 19 behind shared pitching by Renee Roether and Sheila Hobbs with strong defense from Kendra Brittan and Kim Bader. A late double play by Joann Bernecker capped the third inning before a 9-8 victory over Nurre Funeral Home on Sunday June 20. The team advances to a June 26 game at 10 40 am at St Ignatius fields, with multiple players contributing hits including Bernecker Roether Brittan and others.
Harrison men's soccer team closed the 1982 spring season with a 4-2 defeat to Goodtimers Athletic Club. Harrison briefly led after goals by Dave Hartman and Bruce Hunter, but Goodtimers surged to a 3-2 lead and held on as Harrison failed to even the score.
The Red Cross offers a free pool safety information package upon request. It includes safety tips and instructions on assembling simple rescue equipment. Trained Water Safety Instructors can teach pool safety to groups of at least 15 at private homes or apartments.
The Miami Whitewater Barracudas announce the 1982 season opener against Milan Indiana on Tuesday June 29 at the Miami Whitewater Swim and Racquet Club. Diving starts at 6 00 p m and swimming at 7 00 p m with free public admission. New coaching staff Ray and Sue House lead Harrison team.
East Central offers summer swimming from June 14 to August 21, 1982. Hours are Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:00 to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Fees are 50 cents for students, $1 for adults, and $2 for families. Lifeguards present, towel and swim attire required, cut-off shorts not allowed, bring locks for personal items. Pool office for rules. contact Ray House at 812-576-4811 or 656-8525 for more information.
The Swim and Racquet Club of Harrison will host a mini carnival from 12 to 6 p.m. for members and guests. Booths include coke toss, darts, goldfish toss, lollipop tree, duck pond, pick-a-winner, poker, and two tennis related games. Proceeds from the carnival.
Harrison eighth grade track tops the league finals 83 50 ahead of runner up as twenty one ribbons are earned. Jim Burk, Jim Bryant, Kirk Nowlin lead with firsts in discus high jump 200 and 1600 relays while Jeff Nagele Tom Stepp Mike Inman and others take multiple podium spots. Coach Greg Zuleger leads with Dick Nocks assisting.
The Summer Fun Program hosts Pioneer Day on June 30 with life size Tee Pees and other activities for area youths aged 3 to 15. Wednesday mornings 10:00 to 11:30 at the Community Center, with Harrison Recreation Commission and Women's Civic Club of Greater Harrison sponsoring. Registration at the Community Center, Harrison Library, Winton Savings and Loan, or Harris Studios. Parents of younger children must stay. older youths' parents may join. Free program run by volunteers and contributions. rain cancels, arrange early pickup if needed. Call Gail Duffy, Teri Hartung, Judy Hein, or Carol Ragar for volunteering or donations.
The Covered Bridge Inn on State Route 46 West Harrison Indiana hosts Sunday cook outs June 27 July 18 August 22 and September 19 with a rain date the following Sunday An old fashion barbecue in the front yard invites blankets and chairs Dave Dunn and the Country Drifters perform this Sunday June 27 from 1 to 8 pm for live country music food and a country day.
The family expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for prayers visits flowers food memorials and acts of kindness during Eldrige McGregor s illness and passing. Special thanks are given to Reverend Alvin Sigalus and man Kercheval for their continued support.
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