The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 July 1984 — Page 11

Sports

I Mermaid Winners ffigt ■ St k I MERM AID WINNERS — The Pierceton boys’ baseball team captured the championship of the < ► Mermaid Festival Tournament with a win over Syracuse in the finals on Friday evening. <! Pictured in the front row are Randall Adkins. Rod Hartley. Chris Roger. Rich Tenney. Shawn J * Lenfestey, Chad Vought and Todd Fry. <► Standing in the back row are coach Andy Hartley. Ryan Schaffer. Casey Hartley, Rodney < ► Thomas, Bob Hime, Rick Ousley. Tim Herber. Trent Long and coaches Cary Schaffer and Roger < ► Thomas. 4 » SOFTBALL CH AMPIONS — Members of the North Webster softball team recently captured the o Mermaid Festival softball tournament. The Webster girls defeated Fairfield injthe championship o contest 14-2 s < J Standing in the front row are Amy Parr, Jama Roose. Michelle Katsanis, Michelle White, Staci ’* Lent and Brenda Whitridge. o Standing in the second row are coach Michelle Harter, Shea Metcalf. Laura Hollar. Amy Barton, * Karri Haywood. Wendy Lung. Heidi Brown and coach Dee Stump. |lL|'k vj W J fr ,® a "i ..... I«sjg*l«sjg* gttQ| COCINERO’S— Pictured above are members of Cocinero’s T-ball team. Sitting in the front row are Scott Huffer, Jeff Mullins, Brian Schwartz. Stacy Naugler and Holly Zartman. Standing in the back-row are coach Dennis Lamberg, Gerric Walker. Dusty Duncan. Scott White, Russ White, Mike Lamberg and coach Chris Walker. Not pictured is Laura Grothaus. J/A Ak j||k - \ - i YT kg r Kktv '■ W" PT/ i J , *w TKfc x I?- ' Ijf h—l ■Hmw L M ■■■Bl I «r J I i '3BL/ J I bpRMKj T-SHIRTS VNLIMITEb — Pictured above are members of T-Shirts Unlimited T-ball team. Kneeling in the front is Phillip Bali. Standing in the second row are Matt Halsey, Wesley Byrd. Diandra Shock, Brian Miller and David Hobbs. . Standing in the second row are Melissa Coy. Derek Halsey. Andy Miller. Larry Firestone. Jason Laley and Melissa Wagner. In the back row are coaches Butch Firestone. Don Fletcher and Jerry Byrd. Not pictured is Cindy Gailmeier.

wn .. J .. ■ f- IB KING OF SPORTS — George Kelly, an assistant football coach at the University of Notre Dame, was inducted into the International Palace of Sports Hall of Fame, Saturday, June 30. Kelly, who began his coaching career at South Bend St. Joesph High School, later moved on to Marquette University and later to the University of Nebraska where he served as defensive coach for Bob Devaney. In 1969 he joined the Notre Dame coaching staff, as a defensive coach. The 54-year old Kelly will begin his 16th season with the Fighting Irish this season. Throughout his lifetime, Kelly has devoted himself to instilling the highest form of credibility within the youth of America. Pictured above, Kelly sits on the throne seat inside the International Palace of Sports following his crowning of the All-Time King of Sports. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)

Area Youth Leagues

Syracuse Sroufe scored a total of 56 runs en route to a 3-0 record in Syracuse T-ball action last week. Sroufe downed Thornburg’s 20- on June 26, breezed by TShirts 24-11 on June 28 and nipped Butler’s by the score of 12-11 on June 29. In other action on June 26, Butler’s defeated Gropp’s 28-16, Love downed Cocinero’s 16-14 and Augsburger’s beat T-Shirts 19-12. On June 28, Love downed Augsburger’s 18-11, Thornburg’s beat Gropp’s 27-19 and Cocinero’s blasted Butler’s 23-15. On June 29, Love squeaked by Gropp’s 22-21 and Thornburg’s tripped Augsburger’s 19-18. Milford The Phillies won two games in the past week to raise their record to 4-2 and move into second place in the girls’ minor league standings. The Phils, behind Denise Tillotson’s double and single, beat the Mets 18-5. Erika Lange and Wendy West each had two hits as the Phils handed the Dodgers their first loss of the season, 16-13. Mindy Beatty had four hits for the Dodgers. In other action, Anna Myers had three hits to lead the Padres to a 14-12 win over the Mets. Jill Williams had three singles for the losers. Standings Dodgers 5-1 Phillies 4-2 Padres 2-4 Mets 1-5 In youth league contests, the Cubs posted two wins to raise their league-leading record to 64). Joe Harwood had two hits to lead the Cubs to a 12-3 rout of the A’s. Lonnie Bray’s triple accounted for the winning RBI in the Cubs’ 6-2 win over the Cards. In other action, the Pirates’ Matt Haab and Chad Berkeypile combined to shutout the. Astros 64). The Pirates also beat the Orioles 10-2 behind Jared Beer’s double and two singles. Standings Cubs 6-0 Pirates 4-2 Cards 2-3 Orioles 2-3 A’s 2-4 Astros 1-5 The Braves blasted the Pirates 21- to remain unbeaten in girls’ major league play. Barbette Roberts and Saby Vale each had three hits for the 6-0 Braves. Donna Miller had four hits for the losers.

The Sox unleashed a potent offensive attack to down the Giants 15-2. Rhonda Stookey had a home run and Darla Moore and Diane Hoover each had three hits for the winners. Evelyn Stricklin had thre«,hits for the Giants. The Pirates also turned on their offense in a 14-10 win over the Sox. Kristin Roberts had a single and two doubles for the winners. Standings Braves 6-0 Sox 3-3 Giants 1-4 Pirates 1-4 In T-ball action, the A’s downed the Cubs 22-9, the Angels nipped the Royals 10-8, the Cards flew by the Orioles 23-14 and the Astros beat the Yankees 29-24. Players of the week were Bruce Tillotson (A’s), Brian Hartman (Cubs), Chris Henson (Angels), Amberly Hobbs (Royals), Ryan Kaiser (Cards), Jason Price (Orioles), Adam Davis (Astros) and Jenny Sorensen (Yankees). Softball was developed in 1887 in Chicago and was originally designed as an indoor game.

Ladies golf results

Big Boulder Belles Evelyn Orn recorded the low gross score in league competition at Big Boulder on Wednesday, June 27. Other winners were Suzie Knepp, second tow gross, low putts and second low net; Evelyn Prn, tow putts and tow net; Leatrice Rapp, second tow putts and second tow net; and Barbara Schultz, second tow putts. The public is invited to a mixed scramble on Friday, July 20, with tee-off scheduled between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. A potluck dinner and awards will follow completion of play. More information may be obtained by contacting 4he Big Boulder Golf Course. Due to the July 4 holiday, this week’s league play will take

HE W -jfl . **•*'*<-daadMißl V' r AUGSBURGER’S — Pictured above are members of Augsburger’s T-ball team. Standing in the front row are Chandra Matthews, Brandy Brady, Rusty Gordon and Joe Long. In the second row are Jamie Jones, Rich Matthews, Eric Smallwood and Amberly Gay. Standing in the third row are coach Randy Brady, Amy Brady, Wendy Gordon and coach George Jones. > SS -P /« ‘7 M I tW J FIRE DEPARTMENT — Standing are members of the Syracuse Fire Department’s minor league baseball. From left to right, Tim McFarren, Tracy Butts, Brian Strieby, Adam Strieby and Brian Dutcher. Standing in the second row are, coach Ron Strieby, Dustin Stahley. Josh Peace, Josh Galloway. Andy Young and Mike Keim. Not pictured are Brad Koser, Sean Arnold. Aaron Tapman. MU BK i i BoMkk < i .>—t Bh p’zimm* MfiVxy GROPPS — Pictured above are members of Gropps’ T-ball team. Kneeling in the front is Janay Peterson. Standing in the second row are Ryan Lobsiger. Korey Brown, Raymond Blosser and Chandra Kelly. .i Standing in the back row are Tyson Mock. Holly Meredith. Scott Stuart. Christy Kelly. Tracey Stolliker and Matthew Hunt. In the background is coach Steve Hasse.

place on Thursday, July 5, at 3 p.m. South Shore “Low Net on Even Holes” was the play of the day for South Shore ladies on June 29. Lavonne Garr was the event winner for 18-hole golfers and Ruth Wilcox topped the nine-hole players. Other 18-hole winners were Sandy Walgamuth, tow gross; Jan Maker, tow net; and Mil Letter and Karen Caudill, tied for low putts. Nine-hole winners were Ginny DeWitt, low gross; Sonya Gilbert, tow net; and Anne Harter, low putts. MaxweKoa Nine-hole and 18-hole players competed together in a day of “Scramble” at Maxwelton on

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Wednesday, June 27. The top team consisted of Dee Bauner, Lois Blanchard, Carolyn Baker and Jackie Wortinger. Marge Kavanaugh, Mary Brannum, Lori Welty and Cathy Creps teamed up for second place.

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