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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1986
Page
3
Harri son Junior Baseball League coaches from Leagues T-1 T-2 D face coaches from Leagues A B ed in a humorous skirted softball showdown. Community members are invited to attend for fun and laughs and to support the event.
Harrison Jr baseball will hold a meeting Monday June 30 at 8 30 pm at the VFW. All managers and coaches should attend. Beef give away tickets all star day and play offs will be discussed.
On Saturday June 14, Interstate Storage defeated K of C by one run in a baseball game that preceded the Wiseman dedication. The inning featured one single and two walks contributing to the tense scoring edge.
The Hawks Merchants Hawks's Insurance junior baseball team celebrated the dedication of Lake's Fields on Saturday June 14 with a 17 to 4 win. standout performances included Jeff Wilmz bach Tom Doerfine and Chuck Shaeffer driving runs as twelve batters in the 4th inning helped break open the game.
Society Bank Sth grade girls lost to Corpus Christi 19 to 4 on Monday night after trailing 5-1 after the first inning. The team totaled 12 hits led by Carey Peak with five singles and four runs, Suzanne McMillin with three runs, Amy Grubbs with three singles and a double, Carl Cornelius with three singles and a homer, and Shauna Bauer with three singles.
Hawk's Insurance of Harrison Junior Baseball League defeated Jackman Kercheval 19 to 9 on Tuesday June 17, extending their winning streak to two. Hiatt Hemberger Shaeffer and Pruitt led with multi hit efforts while Ted Miller held Jackman hitless. Bob Lee and Darrin Pohlman produced late surge for Jackman as Hawk's offense piled up eight first inning runs.
Legion defeated FOP 12 to 7 after a seven inning clash Thursday night. Shawn Reid hit a grand slam in the second inning as Legion pulled ahead 9 5 by then. FOP rallied with five runs in the fifth but Legion held on with strong defense and teamwork.
The Legion halted activities at the local Building and Loan office after Mrs Lineman assisted with scorekeeping during an illness. The decision follows her help while the member was absent, highlighting community support and organizational adjustments.
Sunderhaus knocked Skeen Whitmer and N Haas, driving in three runs in the third. Bauer and Sunderhaus added RBIs while Sunderhaus kept Skeen at bay in the fourth. A late rally with Whitemer, Bauer, and Tackett produced the tying chance before Sunderhaus sealed it with a force out at second.
Lake's Trucking C Ball team fought back after a 5 to 2 deficit in four innings to claim a victory in the Interstate Storage game, marking their second win in a row after an opening four losses.
Skeen Const. defeated Pleasant Run Farms 16 to 3 in a high scoring contest. Amy Lampe led Skeen with a home run and multiple RBIs while A. Whitmer, J. Kunzie, and E. Orth added key hits. Pleasant Run struggled with early outs and allowed several two out rallies.
Winton Savings and Loan defeated Rosemeyer’s Plants 20 to 2 to stay undefeated. Pitchers Dennis singles Mike Sherman Josh Smith Ryan Samuels Randy Stumpf and others contributed with walks and hits as Winton built a strong offensive and defensive effort.
Hirlinger edged Culley's 10 to 8 as pitching and defense faltered. Steve Long drove in three with a double and a single, Tracy Smith added two runs on a double and a single, Jason Dean connected for a triple with two RBIs.
Building and Loan jumped to 3rd and 4th wins of the season with a 2-1 squeaker over Harrison Kiwanis on June 14. Ryan Grubbs delivered the key hit after a full-count, driving in the winning run in the bottom of the sixth.
Harrison students earn spots for the Junior Olympic State Championships at Denison College June 28 and 29. Kevin Kammerer and Thad Bailey advance in 100 and 200 meter dashes, with Stacey Roszell, Mike Lowery, Jeff Guilfoyle, Erik Sams in various throws and jumps, and Patty Brickner, Steve Barnes, Ryan Hockman in hurdles and distance events.
The sixth grade girls softball team sponsored by Harrison Winton Savings & Loan defeated a strong Corpus Christi squad 17 to 6 on Saturday June 21. Tammy Pies led with 3 singles and 4 RBIs, Sarah Townsley added four RBIs from 2 singles and a double, JoAnne Mueller contributed a single and 3 walks, Amy Fox had 2 singles and 1 run. Several players were absent including Erin Rosen, Stephanie Walker and Leanne Gosser.
White Oak defeated Lane's Fifth Third in a Saturday girls contest as Melissa Thomas pitched four innings for six more strikeouts. Bonnie Kaeser relieved and contributed at the plate, while Robin Bechtel and Jackie Strogmenger anchored infield play. Hoerflein started, with Theodore Massey Tenhand Feld and Esterkamp adding defensive effort as White Oak battled hard.
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