Today's Sports

The Yankees knocked out 33 base hits as they eased past the Pirates 24-10 in T-Ball play Monday night at River Road Park. The game was called after four innings as the Yankee lead was such that the Pirates could not come back and win.

The Harrison County High School Track and Field teams held their annual post season awards banquet Saturday at the County Extension Office.  The afternoon was started with a delicious pot luck lunch with the boosters providing the meat and drink and the attendees bringing in different dishes to compliment the meal.  

Three Harrison County baseball players
selected for All Star play, two named All State
Senior John King, Junior Robbie Stroub and Sophomore Gus Garrison have been selected for the East/West All Stars. The games will be held at Bryan Station High School in Lexington on Wednesday along with individual work outs for college scouts. The players were voted to represent their class in school by the 10th Region coaches. King is not likely to attend since he has already signed to play college ball for Cumberland College next fall.

Shaolin Karate trains students in memory retention and demonstrates those  into Martial Art movements which are called Kata. The training is good for those who wish to have a strong healthy body as well as train the mind to be focused and create better memory retention.
Master Gordon Burkett, the head instructor (Sefu), stated that with all the gadgets and equipment we have today to make our lives and work easier we sometimes lose track of the importance of physical and mental health.