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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1986
Page
2
A Harrison Ohio weekly notes ongoing coverage published every Wednesday from 307 Harrison Ave with the paper indicating its 62nd year of reporting in the area. Local emphasis on community updates and regional happenings to readers in Harrison and surrounding areas.
Thirty years back, the Baker clan hosted Bonnie Rae and Ricky McMillin for second birthdays. Norbert Eugene Baker arrived at Margaret Mary Hospital. Homes changed hands on Iliff Avenue as the Parks sold to the Leighs. Other notes mention Connie Jill Cline's birth, honors for students, and local engagements.
Harrison High School posted their eighth straight victory by beating Finneytown 45 34 and Talawanda 68 61. Standout Paul Thamann scored 15 and 32 in the two wins, with strong rebounding and clutch shots. Don Nowlin added 14, Loos 19, Pursifull 12 as Harrison pressed, held Finneytown to 6 in the third quarter, and faced a tougher rally from Talawanda before pulling away late. The Cats eye ninth straight at Princeton next, then Oak Hills and North Dearborn.
The Harrison 3 Mile Run results list multiple age groups with times for finishers led by J Love 24:23 and R Hornsby 26:10 in the 9 and under and 10-12 brackets, across dozens of male and female divisions from ages 9 to 64, noting first overall.
Steve Brunes named Coach of the Year as East Central goes 12 0 in Eastern Indiana Conference. Trojans beat Batesville 53 49 in sectional final led by Mike Fledderman with 16 points and Doug Hoog 12. Regional matchups set for Friday at Richmond with East Central facing South Dearborn.
Harrison Ave Baptist preserved a perfect 9–0 league run by outlasting CHUMS 55–49 as Barry Oxley tallied 21 and Jim Eckel 15. CHUMS dropped to 7–2 with Bob Johnson pouring in 25. First Christian beat Miamitown Church 65–55 led by Dan Renbarger 27 and Dave Brogden 20. St John’s rolled Rockdale 72–48, Tom Page 16, Bill Moster 14, Ron Mersch 13, Bill Crone 12. Next week’s games limit starts to 7:00 with key clashes for third place.
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