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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1986
Page
4
Bill's Garage topped Carr's 5 4 after a see saw game at the H J B complex. Bill's opened with 3 runs, trailed 4 3 in the fourth, then tallied twice in the bottom of the frame to seal the first win of the season for Bill's and move to 1 1. multiple players produced hits for Bill's while Carr's fielded a large roster of players.
RD Signs beat Schlemmer Feed 18 to 11 in the seas opener on May 2. Jason Raber and Bobby Loos combined for nine hits allowed in seven innings while RD Signs hitters included J J Bennett with two doubles and a triple and Cam Kugler with two doubles and a single. Schlemmer's offense featured Jason Steinfort and Ivan King each with multiple singles and Langen Meats driving in runs before RD Signs fanned 16 batters and broke the game open in the fourth.
Taylor singles burst by Tricia Davis and Jeanna Jacobs highlight Merchants girls game. Jacobs and Brotherton share pitching duties as Susan Messerschmidt Mary Messerschmidt Mr. Taylor Mr. Noonan and Tammy Knock coach the squad.
Hawks Insurance of Harrison Jr baseball withstood a strong comeback by Jackman Kercheval to win 10 to 9. Hawks led with four runs in the 2nd inning and added one in the 3rd and 4th while Jackman had two runs through four innings before a late surge.
Espel Construction topped Rosemeyer 9 to 6 after C Kugler belted a first inning homer and pitched three perfect frames. Ullman fanned four for Rosemeyer as Espel built an eight run lead before Rosemeyer rallied in the seventh. Espel catchers A Allman and K Kugler shone behind the plate.
In a May game, Oddfellows defeated Kaiser Hardware in an offensive battle. Standout performances included Susie Mascbell with two triples and two doubles, Adam Gulden with two triples and two doubles, Ryan Hoerst with three doubles and a triple, and Danny Schalz hitting two home runs and two doubles. Other notable outputs came from David Meece, Randy O’Hara, David Reis, Peter Wiseman, and Chris MacMurdo. Coaches Dean Meece and Mike Schmalz led the Oddfellows. Brian Scottinger shaded the opposing effort with a strong showing.
Pro Active mounted a late rally to defeat Odd Fellows 24 to 9 after tying at 1 run apiece through the early innings. Jeff Haynes homered for Pro Active while Keith Day and Doug Farris hit additional long balls as the lineup sent 11 batters to the plate in the fourth inning.
On Tuesday May 13 Kiwanis club members gathered for a community event with Ludwig Electric, marking their second consecutive win in a sequence of recent successes. The gathering showcased local support and ongoing collaboration between the Kiwanis organization and Ludwig Electric.
Hirlinger sluggered Schlemmer with a 14-3 win featuring 2 walks and 1 RBI for Hirlinger. Chris Enginger led with 1 single and 2 triples, while Jon Chaney drew a base on balls with 2 stolen bases. Jason Dean posted 2 doubles and 1 RBI, and Eric Parker and Bobby Berneck added walks and steals and RBI. Schlemmer’s Chris Moses tallied 1 hit for their side.
L&B takes the first game of the season on Thursday May 8 with Kevin Reardon driving in a go ahead triple in the fourth after Tips started scoring in the second. L&B added three more runs in the seventh aided by singles from Mike Lester Mark West and Brian Campbell.
During the week of May 12 the Winton Savings and Loan Class D Knothole team ran its season record to 7-1 with wins over the Knights from West Chester Sayler Park and North College Hill. The team is 2-0 in league play and 5-1 against Greater Cincinnati area teams outside District 17.
Biddles Lumber defeated Pony Print 15 to 8 in a Saturday game on May 17. The Biddles team displayed solid fielding and hitting with multiple players collecting hits including Heather McMillin, Karen Evans and Jamie Koehler. Evans pitched well, and the sponsor Bidfle's Lumber was thanked after the match.
Pioneer Park won its second season game 13 to 5 over Lake's Trucking last Wednesday night. Key six inning hits by Brian Mears and Frank Minges sparked a five run rally. top hitters for Pioneer included Mears and Minges plus Mears, Brotherton, Small, Cole, Kurtz and Merrill drawing multiple walks. Lake's Trucking defense was solid infieldwise with Grubbs Burgess Cassidy Metzler also contributing. Umpires Larry Metzler and Steve Hindsey were thanked for filling in. apologies were extended for game delays. Next, Pioneer Park faces Rosemeyer's on May 21 and Lake's Trucking meets Winton Savings at the new ball complex.
Winton Savings & Loan edged Knights of Columbus 4 2 after a tight game that stayed tied 1 1 through four innings. Winton pulled ahead with three runs in the fifth, while K of C rallied in the sixth but fell short. Players named include Dennis Johnson Jason Harding Randy Stumpf and Scotty Brinkman for Winton and Chuckie Rudisell Chad Sauerland for K of C with several hits and walks noted.
Interstate Storage beat Espel 19 to 5 on May 14 at Merchants Field. Espel led 4-2 early, but Interstate hitters sparked a surge with multiple RBIs from M. Esterkamp, B. Donawerth, R. Puthoff and others. Pitchers included J. Conley and M. Kaffenberger for Interstate, and D. Gross among Espel’s pitchers.
Harrison Press defeated Village Pharmacy 13 to 1 on Tuesday May 13 led by strong pitching from Jim Centers and Shawn Kelley. Centers struck out three, Kelley allowed no runs with one walk and two hits while Nathan Bennett and Village Pharmacy pitcher held. Harrison Press hitters contributed a mix of multiple players with several two hit games. gratitude expressed to parents umpires and scorekeepers Daniel Little and Mr Harmon.
A drawing at the Community Center on May 24 1986 at 11 00 am selects three children ages 10 to 17 and two adults 18 plus who must be Harri residents for a May 30 1986 Cincinnati Reds event. Winners need not be present.
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