The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1986 — Page 9
Sports
Flenar named Sir Lancelot DuLac
Don Flenar, a Grace College student, competing as “Knight of Etna Green,” defeated six other opponents in capturing the Mermaid Festival Tournament of Knights competition Saturday and was named Sir Lancelot Du Lac for 1986. Flenar, a Tippecanoe Valley High School graduate and a current assistant basketball coach at Grace College, garnered 77 points in the competition, defeating last year’s champion, Tracy Slone of Ligonier, by six points. While at Tippecanoe Valley, Flenar participated in basketball, track, football and tennis. He was also named academic AllState honorable mention in basketball. At Grace College, he was a member of the basketball and golf teams before becoming an assistant basketball coach. He was sponsored in the competition by the Etna Green Senior ONO. Slone, who was sponsored by the Ligonier Chamber of Commerce, is a graduate of West Noble High School and is now attending Cumberland College in Lebanon, Tenn., on a baseball
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DOWN IN ONE — Don Flenar. “Knight of Etna Green,” tries to coax his ball into the cup as part of the Tournament of Knights competition held Saturday morning in North Webster. Flenar was the eventual champion of the contest. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)
Pokagon to host Governor's Cup
Pokagon State Park will host the seventh of nine regional races in the third annual AUL/Governor’s Cup Running Series on Saturday, August 16, at 9 a m. Each regional race and the AUL/Governor’s Cup includes an 8-Kilometer (4.97 miles) race and a one mile fun run. “These are events the entire family will enjoy,” said Governor Robert D. Orr. “We planned the running series, with hopes of providing something for everyone. Beginning runners, experienced runners, wheelchair racers, and Hoosiers of all ages are encouraged to participate,” added Orr. Registration forms for the series can be obtained at the park or by calling the toll free hotline at 1-800-622-4931. In Fort Wayne, contact Aul General Harold P. Roe at 423-1416. Roe is the honorary race chairman fdt the Pokagon State Park event. A preregistration fee will be charged
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BIG BOULDER’S BEST — Pictured are winners of the Big Boulder’s Best-Ever Scramble held at the Big Boulder Golf Course last Saturday, From left to right are Vince Fuchs, Larry Bricker, Ron Holdeman, Course Owner John Weiss and Rich Hawks. Weiss is congratulating them for taking first place. Second place honors went to Pearl Peterson, Shawn Carter, Scott Carter and Dave Hyndman.
scholarship. He finished with 71 points in the competition. The remainder of the field was Tom Schermerhorn of West Noble with 65 points; Tyler Coley of Concord High School and Grace College with 64 points; Jamie Ferguson of Tuscon, Ariz., who was sponsored by an association from Muncie, finished with 55 points; Lee Stevens of Bourbon and now attends Bethel College, 48 points; and Brian Yahne of Concord High School and Marian College with 42 points. The participants competed in various sports, including throwing a football and softball for distance and accuracy, football punting, basketball one-on-one and free throw shooting, golf putting, tennis accuracy, and long and short running events. The top five finishers each received a trophy, with first place receiving a SSOO scholarship, which can be applied to schooling or donated to the charity of the winners choice. Second place received a S2OO scholarship, and the last three places each received a SIOO scholarship.
for the 8K race up to Wednesday before each event. A late registration fee will be charged on race day. Participants in the 8K will receive a souvenir shirt. No fee will be charged for participation in the fun run. Numerous awards and prizes in 32 divisions, including the male and female wheelchair divisions and the age 80 and over divisions, will be presented to participants in the BK. Ribbons will be awarded to fun run finishers. All 8K division winners will be guests for the 1986 AUL/Governor’s Cup Run scheduled in Indianapolis Sept. 27. In addition to the seventh race at Pokagon State Park, the next two events in the series are: the Potato Creek State Park Race, Sept. 20 and 10 a.m., and the AUL/Governor’s, Sept. 27 at 10 a.m. Fun run begins 30 minutes prior to the 8K races at each event.
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BOYS’ YOUTH LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP — This Youth League baseball team from Akron came roaring back from a 6-0 deficit to score five runs in the last three innings and push North Webster to its final two run winning margin of 7-5 in the championship Mermaid Festival tourney game last Saturday. In front, from the left, are Gary Gagnon, David Sleeth, Ryan Bowers, Craig Broviette, Scott Finney and Matt Harsh. From the left in back are Greg Prater, Chris Shaffer. Scott Johnson, Dusty Hunter, David Bussard and coach Dan Butt. Another player, Ben Baker, is not pictured. (Photo by Glen Long)
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CONCENTRATION — Tom Shermerhorn, “Knight of West Noble,” prepares to punt a football as part of the Tournament of Knights competition Saturday morning in North Webster. Shermerhorn finished third in the contest overall. (Photo by Paul Siegfried)
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BOYS’ YOUTH LEAGUE WINNERS — This North Webster Youth League baseball team defeated a scrappy team from Akron by a score of 7 to 5 on Saturday in the North Webster Mermaid Festival tourney. The championship game saw North Webster pitcher Thanh Tran strike out 11 batters and Jamie Conkling drive in three runs for the winners. In front, from the left, are Eric Conkling. Tim Whiteman, Mike Podesta. Orlando Vallejo. Andrew Katsanis and Scott Jones. From the left in back are Coach Mitch Willaman, Jason Ort, Aaron Sincroft, Jamie Conkling, Thanh Tran. Jason Lambert, Ryan Coverstone, Matt Willard and coach Dino Coverstone. (Photo by Glen Long)
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GIRLS’ ALL-STARS WIN TOURNEY — Pictured are members of the Milford Girls’ All-Star softball team, which recently won first place in the Mermaid Festival Tournament at North Webster. From left to right are Saby Vale, Evelyn Stricklin, Bobbi Haab, Sonya Anderson, Shanna Bushong, Becki Haab, Michelle Coy and Kendra Douglas. The team is coached by Bonnie Nicolai.
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