Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 27, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 July 1995 — Page 8

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Nappanee Advance News Wednesday, July 5,1995

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GREAT EXERCISE—The summer basketball program conducted by the park department, features daily competition by teams composed of elementary students, with high school players taking over the courts during the evening. Crowds continue to grow as the athletes form their own support groups, and interested fans move to the courts to watch the action. (Ron Keiser photo)

Girls see action in summer softball games

Popcorn Construction defeated Pizza Hut, 14-6. in a youth girls’ softball contest played June 22. Jessi Burns contributed four hits, along with three hits each from Ashlie Nine. Brittney McPheeters and Lizzie Burns, to pace the winners. Michelle Mast. Starli Brown, Alicia Best, Heather Jackson. Christina Circle and Aubrie Kauffman had two hits each for Weidenhaft to study, play at Florida school Heather Weidenhaft. a 1995 North Wood High School graduate, has announced that she will attend Atlantic University. Boca Raton, to study marine biology, and play volleyball, on an athletic scholarship and other financial aid which covers about 50 % of her tuition. The school is an NCAA Division 1 institution which enrolls approximately 17.500 students. She will work with Jody Brown, a first-year head coach in Florida Atlantic’s volleyball program. Weidenhaft was a two-year starter for the Panther volleyball and. as a senior, was named most valuable player, among the top hitters and blockers. She was also named to the Ail-Northern Lakes Conference volleyball team twice. In addition, she was a key member of the Panther basketball teams which won three sectional and two regional titles during her career. She closed with a total of 682 points.

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Pizza Hut. Subway was defeated by van Camps, 8-6, in the second game of the evening. Laura Tarman's triple drove in three RBI, and Sarah Koziel slapped a double for van Camps. Lindsay Young and Brittany Martz each had a double and two RBI for Subway. The early game on June 29 found Popcorn scoring five runs in the tirst inning, and going on to top van Camps 8-4. Sarah Gibson, Sarah Shively. Lizzie Bums, Jessie Burns. Kim Atkinson and Jessi Slabaugh led Popcorn’s in hitting, while Sarah Koziel w'as the leading hitter for van Camps. In the nightcap. Pizza Hut held off Subway, winning 10-9. Michelle Mast’s single and triple led Pizza Hut, while Subway received two hits each from Tiffany Shere. Tonya Stankovich, Betsy Saurer. Brandi Handz.iak and Ashley O’Conner. Lady Swingers list winners The Lady Swingers golf league has announced winners from play of June 26-27, at McCormick Creek Golf Course, Nappanee. f Play of the Day was "Mystery Partners," using full handicap. Pat Parks and Sandy Coy won with a 69 total. Low gross was won by Evelyn Salyer. 51; low net, Jeannie Lape, 37, and low putts, tie at 16 by Mary Phillips and Marian Yoder.

Swim in Cleveland

Local members of the South Bend Dolphins Swim Club report the following results, f rom the Cleveland State University Invitational, held June 23-25, in Cleveland, Ohio. All are meter times, with an asterisk marking personal bests. Monica Whitehead—open division: sevenths 400IM, 5:33.22 and 200IM, 2:37.78; 10th 200 breast. 3:02.90; 13th 100 breast, 1:25.66: Summer teams schedule games WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 Men’s Slow Pitch Softball: 6p.m.—Miller Manufacturing vs. Yellow Creek Mennonite Church I; 7p.m.—Star Glass vs. Nappanee American Legion Post #154; Bp.m. Performance Engines/Team Bud vs. Rainbow Catering; 9p.m.—ProMa Systems vs. Jr. Eagles by Camplite. THURSDAY. JULY 6 Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m. —Yellow Creek Church of the Brethren vs Gropp's of Syracuse; 7p.m.—Ranch Fiberglass vs B&R Softball; Bp.m. —Union Center Church of the Brethren vs Wakarusa Electronics; 9p.m. —Corby Myers vs Yellow Creek Mennonite Church 11. FRIDAY, JULY 7 Men's slow pitch softball: 6p.m. —Phipp’s & Fellows vs Nappanee Church of the Brethren; 7p.m. —North Main Mennonite Church vs K.H.; Bp.m.—Shorty’s Construction vs Wakarusa Bible Baptist Church; 9p.m. —Maple City Bowl vs Ricky Moore. MONDAY, JULY 10 Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m. —Ruttin Bucks vs Raymond's Restaurant; 7p.m.— Gulfstream vs Duke’s-Hunter’s-P.J.’s; Bp.m. —Persing & Company vs Yoder-Stutzman; 9p.m. —Fred’s Flowers vs Custom Wood Products. Youth girls’ softball: 6p.m. — Popcorn Construction vs Subway; 7:3o—vanCamps vs Pizza Hut. TUESDAY. JULY 11 Women's softball: 6:15P.M. — L.J. Wagner vs Shetler Heating & Electrical; 7:30P.M. —Commercial Structures vs Community Business; 8:45P.M. —Yellow Creek Brethren Church vs Browns. Men’s slow pitch softball: 6p.m.—Burkhart Concrete vs Supersweet Feeds; 7p.m.— Personnel Partners vs Elkhart Merchants; Bp.m.—Nappanee Auto Sales vs Chore-Time; 9p.m.—Majestic Security vs Eagles by Camplite. (games played at Derksen Sportsplex diamond #3). WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 Men's slow pitch softball: 6p.m.—Rainbow Catering vs Jr. Eagles by Camplite; 7p.m. — ProMa Systems vs Miller Manufacturing; Bp.m. Performance Engines/Team Bud vs StarGlas; 9p.m. —Nappanee American Legion Post 154 vs Yellow Creek Mennonite Church I.

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19th 400 free, 4:59.91 (*), and 21st v 200 back, 2:40.07. Jessica Wamken—l3-14 division: eighth 100 fly, 1:14.39 (*); ninths 100 back, 1:14.06 (*); 200 back, 2:41.07; 11th 200 fly, 2:55.28 (*); 13ths 400 free, 4:58.93 (*); 200IM, 2:42.32, and 400IM, 5:43.89 (*), and 22nd 200 free, 2:26.63. Julia Wamken —11-12 division: seconds 50 breast, 39.00 (*), and 100 breast, 1:23.24 (*); fifth 200IM, 2:42.14 (*); eighth 50 fly, 34.40; ninths 100 fly, 1:16.71 and 200 free, 2:30.26; 13th 400 free, 5:10.48 (*).

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RECEIVES LETTER-Brittany Watkins, daughter of Mike Watkins, Nappanee, and granddaughter of Max and Eleanor Watkins, Bourbon, holds a letter she received from Jennifer Keister, who lives six miles south of Albion. Jennifer and her family found Brittany's balloon while her father was farming. All that was left of the balloon was the string and a card, launched by Brittany about one year ago, during Children's Day services at Hepton Union Church, Nappanee.

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