The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 July 1989 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 5, 1989

Sports

Ski Bees win state show ski competition

I By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer The Webster Lake Ski Bees came out on top in the State Show Ski Championships at Webster Lake on Sunday The Ski Bees compiled I.4o3.points en route to beating a squad from Hamilton Lake, the only other team in the competition. The Ski Bees received first places in each of the judging categories They were tops in the

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' JI’DGES 1 ('ONFERENCE — Ski judges Sue Yetterberg. left, and JoAnn ( raft confer during the State Show Ski ( hampionships at

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equipment personnel division (240 points), pick-up crews (175). tow boat (425) and announcing (465). Hamilton's team scored 846 points for the second-place finish The Steuben County-base’d team had to leave quickly after the competition to put on another show elsewhere Members of the Rockford 111. Ski Brones served as judges for the competition. Four other

teams received invitations to the championships but didn't show. One Ski Brones representative told the North Webster squad not to be disappointed about the lack of turnout. He said just holding a state tournament is an accomplishment in itself. "We were disappointed that more teams couldn't have shown up but other than that it was great.'' said Ski Bees Show Director Jan McLaughlin.

Webster Lake on Sunday. The Webster Lake Ski Bees won the com petition. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

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The Ski Bees acted out a “Sadie Hawkins Daze” theme for their portion of the competition. Girls chased boys on this sunny day at Webster Lake. Lucas Realtors Better Homes and Gardens sponsored the show The Ski Bees will be in action on Saturday when they put on a show at Centre Lake in Warsaw. That will be followed by a Sunday trip to Rockford. 111., for the Illinois Invitational

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Golf play held by Tippy 18-hole Ladies' League

The team of V Finkenbiner, T. Bope. H Smith and M. Steele captured first place during “Three Best Ball Foursome” golf competition conducted by the Tippecpnoe Lake Country Club 18-hole Ladies League last Thursday. Second place went to the four-

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some of A. Howe, B Flynn, M. Harris and M. Manwaring. The third place team consisted of L. Fleckenstein, C. Lent, I. Sink and N. McNoldy. The foursome of K. Mayer, J. Frantz, J. Carpenter and C. Lowe finished in fourth place during the competition.

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