Speedway Flyer, Volume 38, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1970 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JULY 23,1970

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Urban’s Renewals 4 13 Silver's Wares 3 14 “B* League Team W L Phipp's Flops 15 2 Urban's Renewals 12 5 Shroeder’s Shredders 8 9 Rusty's Gates 7 10 Moochies Munchers 6 11 Silvers Wares 3 14 The Girls' Kickballgame was rained out last Monday which was to have been their last game for the summer. Those who have followed the progress of the girls have noticed that the girls have developed more skill and understanding of the game. It has been fun and many thanks go to Carol Raikes who coached both teams and helped at game time. Perhaps next year we can get more girls to have more teams. Wednesday, July 22, the girls whopar-

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ticipated in the kickball program this summer had a KoolAid party at Leonard Park. Their standings ended as follows: Team ' W L Crumley Cuties 4 4 McAtee Lassies 4 4 Molly Higbie reports that on Saturday, July 18, the girl's softball “A” and “B” teams played the Plainfield "A" and “B” teams in two exciting games. Both games were lost to the more experienced Plainfield teams, but it was still fun. The '‘A" team lost 13 to 6 and had the following players: Molly Higbie, first base; Nancy Huliba, second base; Holly Hamilton, short stop; Mary Ann O’Neal, third base; Wanda Atkinson, pitcher; Brooke Pierce, catcher; Sharon Ottto, centerfield; Debbie Smith, left field; Judy Woessner, short field;Jill Schurr, right field; and Gail West and Carla McNellyas sub-

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stitutes. " "B” team lost 20 to 10 and bad the following players: Nancy Huliba, first base; Erin Pierce, second base; Kris Delaney, short stop; Nancy Jett, third base; Karen Clodfetter, pitcher; Janis Johnson, catcher; Cinday Lawson, left field; Deanna Littrell, carter field; Unda Thomas, short field; Barb Klencke, right field, and Cynthia Klencke substituted. The final tournament for the summer was played last week in shuffleboard. At Meadowood Steve Mcßoberts won the singles championship cup. Other winners in the singles competition were: Div. II - Mike Ftitmnp, first; and Kerry Wagoner, second. Dev. m - Steve Mcßoberts, first; Paul Walters, second; and Tim Casady,third. Steve Mcßoberts and Mark Sauer teamed to win the doubles championship cup with David

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Clarence “Skeet” Kinder, manager of Kinder Texaco, located on 16th Street at Lynhurst, has been manager of the station for the last lSjrears. Kinder worked for Eastern Air Lines for 15 years before leasing the Texaco station in 1955. While working for Eastern, he handled air traffic by radio and coordinated ground relays. Born in Cleveland, IncL, the 53-year-old manager and his wife, Maxine, have two children. Ronald, 26, is currently working for the Bell Telephone Co., and Renne, 16, is a sophomore at Speedway High School where she is very active in functions. Kinder has two employees working at the station with him Merrill Lucas has been workSchool News (Continued Worn page 6) creational Reading Program at the Senior High School library. The following have finished reading the required 15 books to qualify for a certificate: Julie Bargerhuff, Lorene Edmunds, Jenny Grande, Belinda Gray, Alan Hancock, Susan Hoffinan, Robin Jackman, Janna Pratt, Julie Pratt, Annette Rodgers, Karen Schade, Steve Scfaade, Gary Sotkiewics, Marc Sotkiewicz, Todd Sotkiewics, Jo Anne Stresino, Donna Trager, Nancy Trager, Billy Waggoner and Kimberly Yarling.

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