Local News Office Marks 60 Years of Reporting
The note celebrates sixty years of area news coverage, highlighting the longtime operation and commitment of the local news outlet based in Harrison, Ohio.
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1984
Page
2
The note celebrates sixty years of area news coverage, highlighting the longtime operation and commitment of the local news outlet based in Harrison, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fohl Jr celebrate the birth of a son named Richard born Sunday March 28 at Margaret Mary Hospital Batesville IN. Weighing 8 lbs 15 oz, he has sisters Anna Jean Sharon and brothers Tommy Donnie.
The Crosby Super Sonics boys basketball team completed a perfect season with a 9-0 record and claimed the Southwest Local School District title. The note thanks parents Morris Sheppard Jerry Wilson Bill Reed and all the players for hard work teamwork sportsmanship and fun.
The Hamilton County Park District opens annual golf tee time reservations on Saturday and Sunday March 24 and 25. The $40 fee covers four players and optional U S G A handicap enrollment. Winton Woods offers 6 30 to 8 38 a m with play from tees 1 or 10. Miami Whitewater and Sharon Woods run 7 30 to 10 30 a m with limited 6 52 to 8 07 a m tee access from tee 10. Contact course offices for details.
The East Central High School Band will entertain fans arriving at Cincinnati Reds Opening Day. They will view the game as guests and participate in the Open Day parade through downtown Cincinnati.
Corner columnist notes watching NCAA and NIT finals and Indiana beat top teams, plus Canton McKinley claiming the Class AAA state crown 79 to 75 over Dayton Dunbar. McKinley led by Gary Grant, while Monroeville won Class A and St. Vincent-St. Mary claimed Class AA. Also comments on officiating and local figures from Harrison and Milford connected to the event.
A historic review notes Ohio’s three class system based on male enrollment for grades 10-12, adopted in 1970. Class A covers 0-165, Class AA 166-339, Class AAA 340 and up. The 1983-84 counts show 264 Class A, 268 Class AA, and 268 Class AAA schools. It mentions players and coaches from the era, including Jay Burson of John Glenn High School and historic champions.
The Eastern Hills League voted to disband at the end of the 1984-85 season. Five small member schools Deer Park Indian Hill Loveland Madeira and Mariemont may form their own league including CAPE Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education. Big three Sycamore Glen Este and Milford offered no plan. Thomas Nolan won the Cincinnati Heart Min-Marathon age 16-19 with 51 43. Harrison runners Steve Ranz and Ron McAdams also competed.
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