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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1986
Page
2
Harrison Ohio notice states publication occurs weekly on Wednesdays at 307 Harrison Avenue. Address confirms the local newspaper’s office and regular schedule for updates and notices in Harrison.
A village election Tuesday November 6 offers qualified electors a choice on issuing bonds for a new municipal building and a parking lot on the site. The notice highlights the upcoming vote and the project scope including location and funding.
A brief school sport item notes a cross country event held Saturday at White Oak. The report, written by Randy Riche, mentions a participant from the Junior School and records the day’s activity in concise terms.
Grimm ran a 20 17 on the 3 1 mile course at Miami Whitewater Park to set a new record. Karen Grimm earned Runner of the Week honors from the Cincinnati Enquirer after leading Northwest Invitational in first place. Harrison High crowned Homecoming Queen Friday night, with Lisa Nolan and Stacey Roszell finishing 11th and 12th. Cindy Schwendenmann placed 19th, Kim Neal 20th as the scoring quartet. Allison Althoff showed steady improvement finishing 23rd. The Ladycats won a quadrangular meet over Mt Healthy Forest Park and Western Hills led by Grimm Nolan Roszell in top three. Regina Rybolt was 18th in her best race. Judy Schalk also competed. The Ladycats next compete at Elder Invitational Saturday.
Sycamore won the boys team title edging Glen Este with Jamie Tate taking the individual crown in 16 47. Pat Chaney led the Cats in 10th at 17 43 while sophomores Jason Cook and Mark Jonas placed 20th and 22nd. Seniors Moster and Hammitt were 34th and 36th as Ed Hampton and Jason Manning finished 39th and 41st. John Hall ran 26th in his best season time of 2017. The Wildcats were second in a quadrangular after Western Hills beat them. Chaney Cook Jonas all underclass and strong for the Elder Invitational Saturday.
Pictured is Jason Cook, runner up for the Runnin' Wildcats in his first cross country season, finishing 20th at Harrison Invitational. He also runs track in spring. Coach Nolan says Jason has been the season's pleasant surprise with great speed and growing cross country form.
Harrison’s Wildcats defeated neighboring Taylor 30 to 0 to keep the traveling Kiwanis trophy amid a Homecoming overflow crowd. Mike Brech scoring twice on runs, Jeff Elrod and Jerry Dean adding touchdowns, while Harrison’s defense held Taylor scoreless for the first time this season. The win marks the fifth straight for Harrison, and they host Lincoln Heights Friday night in the top game of the week.
A brief acknowledgment thanks Brother Dale Wise for his visits prayers and comforting words. The note names Guy E Grubbs and Marjorie E Knue with a 36 1tp reference.
Friday night game halted by severe electric storm. Officials called the game and postponed to Saturday. The long intermission marked the history of the school. Harrison’s pass combo Ryan Hockman to Dan Morse found success against the Pioneers with Hockman completing 14 of 28 for 158 yards and Morse catching 11 passes for 131 yards.
Coach Ken Hockman praised Mike Schiering’s specialty team and Terry Jackson for strong play against Greenhills and the season overall. Greenhills lacked its usual speed, with no completions in passing while Cats outrushed 128 to 74. Taylor game looms as Brian Scott maintains nine straight conversions record despite a fumbled snap ending a final TD drive.
Harrison wins behind defensed by Nate Adams who averaged 37.5 yards on four punts. Griffin and Banks lead tackles at 11 each with Mobley 10. Morse and Brown score touchdowns, Morse on a 33 yard pass from Hockman, Brown from the one. Taylor, Hughes win in Western Metro. Harrison, Taylor and Hughes tied for first.
East Central defeated South Dearborn 33 to 18 setting up a must win showdown with Lawrenceburg for the Trojans. Cape beat Deer Park 43 to 8 while Milford edged Anderson 13 to 10. Springboro defeated Ross 14 to 7 and Wyoming narrowly beat Indian Hill 7 to 6. In Friday action Harrison beat Taylor by one touchdown, Greenhills won over North College Hill, and Taft defeated Hughes in a tight contest.
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