The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 August 1979 — Page 5

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - AUGUST 16, 1979

NORTH LIBERTY PIONEERS ARE TOURNEY CHAMPS I fly . itjn ITKrLJ* tSI From left to right are the members of the North Liberty Pioneers who won the recently held Rolling Prairie Invitational Tourney. First row, kneeling from the left: David Fites. Troy Gouker, Rodney Snyder, Fred Carpenter and batboy Bart Gouker. Middle row: Dan Kaser, Darrin Fisher, Paul Reed, Chris Holderbaum. Terry Allsop and Brett Gouker. Back row: coach Richard Allsop, left, and Todd Allsop, assistant coach, right.

The North Liberty Pioneers, a team of 12 and 13 year olds, sailed past two teams and sneaked by another to win the Rolling Prairie Invitational Tourney. Under the leadership of Richard Allsop, helped by his son, Todd Allsop, the Pioneers defeated Hudson Lake 22-2 in their first round game on July 28. The second game, a squeaker against a scrappy team from Fish Lake, took two days to complete. It was called at the beginning of the fifth inning with the score at one apiece, when rain washed them off the field. Three days later, a walk to Rodney Snyder in the sixth, followed by a hit by Terry Allsop and some gutsy base running by Snyder. brought the Pioneers the only other run in the game giving them

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