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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1985
Page
2
The Harrison and surrounding territory weekly reports news from Harrison Ohio and nearby areas. Established 1925 the independent journal prints every Wednesday from 307 Harrison Ave Harrison OH 45030.
The clipping lists events and announcements across years including a marriage at New Haven United Brothern Church and a high school ROTC scholarship to UCLA. It also notes local business promotions at Jenkins Market 317 N State St and A&P’s store opening on S State St. Other entries cover marriages, births, and awards involving community members such as Linda Hartman Eugenia Roell Rebecca Juett Phil Hutchins Steven Hoffman and Sgt Charles Murray.
Milford Eagles led by sophomore QB Reid Landis roll to a 47 to 0 victory over Harrison Wildcats on November 17, 1976. Landis passes for two touchdowns and runs for another, while Dave Gross adds two conversions and a 9 yard TD reception. Harrison commits turnovers as Milford builds a 34 to 0 halftime lead and adds two late TDs from Doug Chandler and Bob Morgan.
Coach Richard Gutzwiller and Judy Schlotman praised the 2-2 draw on Saturday September 14 as Bevis pressured Brater with Heather Harris Alissa Whitmer and Kim OHarra among the scorers. Brater gained a late edge before Bevis equalized to end level.
Ardette Riley suffers loss as Home Bakery breaks through defense in the fourth quarter. Key players Suzanne Bain Eric Quinn Corrine Hayes Erin Davis Tracy Kammerer and Lisa Roel shone on offense while Laurie Longhauser Amanda Friermood and Brenda Fulkerson aided in control. Fullbacks Melissa O'Brien Gina Hein and Melinda Roel contributed strong defense and support.
The 4th annual K of C Horseshoe event ended with Doug Metz clinching first place by defeating Marty Eckstein and Gene Rolfes in a 21-17 score. Fourteen two man teams competed in a double elimination format, with a separate subplot pitting Pete Rose against Ty's tie in a playful pitcher’s pit challenge.
The HLC 7th and 8th grade girls tied 1-1 with Tri-State Carpet from Morgan Ross at the Community Center after a low scoring game with a first half goal by each side. The HSC team then faced Klei Painting at Clippard Park, winning 6-? with multiple scores including Crissy and Melanie goals and Beth’s near miss on a final kick.
Langen's Meats chalked up a third victory as Loan edged Ric Rae's 3-0. Rental drew LaRosa 1-1 while Body won 7-1. Winton Savings & Loan dropped matches to The Stingers 9-1 and to Morgan Ross Convenient 3-2.
Columbus fell 3 0 to Colerain Masonic in a soccer match. Weldco beat TCYO 31 and then suffered a loss to an unnamed opponent.
Darrell Brown led the Cats with 111 rushing yards and two touchdowns as the Harrison offense posted 326 total yards to Milford. Jim Burk added 89 yards, Chip Noel 84, and Ryan Hockman completed five of ten passes for 51 yards. Mobley and Adams key a strong defense with seven tackles and a crucial fumble recovery.
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