COMMUNITY SPORTS.Byline: The Register-Guard CORRECTION (ran 7/10/2007): Natalie Mosman was the age 11 winner for the girls 400 meters in the July 3 all-comers meet at South Eugene High School South Eugene High School is a public high school located in Eugene, Oregon, United States. It was founded as Eugene High School around 1900, and was located at Willamette Street and West 11th Avenue in a brick building that later served as Eugene's city hall. . Her name was incorrect in community sports results on Page D2 Monday. COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT Three all-comers' track and field meets remain this month, and it's not too late for would-be athletes ages 1 to 91 to test their running, jumping and throwing skills at McChesney Track behind South Eugene High School. Competition for ages 13 and older takes place on Thursdays beginning at 5 p.m. For kids age 12 and younger, including many as young as Lauren Becraft, 3, Wednesday is their night, with registration opening at 5 p.m. and the first field events starting at 5:30. Lauren is far from the youngest participant, and in fact is a two-year veteran of the age-appropriate competition. At age 3 she is limited to the long jump, softball throw and 60-meter dash events, and says she likes the softball throw best. Distances and times are not recorded for ages 1-6, and everyone receives a participation ribbon. For ages 7-12, jumping and throwing distances and running times are recorded and place-designated ribbons awarded. The distance race is the one event that changes each week. This week it will be a mile run, next week an 800-meter run and the season-ending July 25 meet will offer a 1,500-meter run. Registration is $3 for up to three events, or a $20 Oregon Track Club junior membership, which includes free entry to the remaining meets plus an OTC OTC See: Over-the-counter. OTC See over-the-counter market (OTC). T-shirt. NOTES & ANNOUNCEMENTS To submit events Send written announcements and nominations to Gil Hulin. Items may be delivered to The Register-Guard, 3500 Chad Drive; mailed to P.O. Box 10188, Eugene, OR 97440; faxed to 687-6674 or e-mailed to ghulin@guardnet.com. Announcements and results should arrive by Thursday noon for publication the following Monday. Due to limited space, notices can be published only once. Events Little League Baseball's final local play of the season will be Wednesday through Friday this week at Meadowlark meadowlark, common North American meadow bird of the family Icteridae, also called meadow starling. Unlike other members of the family, which comprises blackbirds, grackles, orioles, and others, the meadowlark does not travel in large flocks, and it eats harmful Elementary School's west field, with "if necessary" games possible on Saturday and Sunday. All games begin at 6 p.m. and match local West Emerald Valley and Emerald Valley East 10-11-year-old teams competing in the best-of-five series for a berth in the state tournament in Gresham. Meanwhile, local Little League softball teams will play at state tournaments in Redmond and Milton-Freewater the next two weekends. Adult slowpitch softball: A Bohemia Mining Days tournament will be held at Cottage Grove Cottage Grove, village (1990 pop. 22,935), Washington co., SE Minn., near the St. Croix River; inc. 1965. There is farming (cattle, sheep, corn, and soybeans) and manufacturing (chemicals and machinery). on July 22. The entry fee is $85 with a three-game guarantee. A men's division will be offered and organizers want to hear if there is enough interest for a coed division. Contact: 543-6805 or 942-8100. Camps and instruction Baseball camp: Limited space remains for Kidsports' 2007 baseball camp this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Graham Field, next to the Eugene Kidsports office. Open to ages 5-15 at a cost of $39, the 10 a.m. to noon instruction will be provided by current Eugene Emeralds The Eugene Emeralds (nicknamed the Ems) are a minor league baseball team in Eugene, Oregon, United States. They are a Class A team in the Northwest League, and have been a farm team of the San Diego Padres since 2001. players under the guidance of Steve Wolf, a Tampa Bay Tampa Bay, inlet of the Gulf of Mexico, 25 mi (40 km) long and 7 to 12 mi (11.3–19 km) wide, W Fla., separated from the Gulf by numerous small islands; it receives the Hillsborough River. St. Devil Rays' scout and Kidsports program manager. Register at either either Kidsports office or online at kidsports.org. Soccer camp: Eugene Metro Futbol Club's Summer Day Camp, open to players ages 7-14, is July 16-19 at Ascot Park
Ascot Park north field, next to the Monroe Middle School Monroe Middle School, or Monroe Middle, is located at 5105 Bedford Avenue in the Benson community of Omaha, Nebraska. Founded in 1926, Monroe is one of the oldest middle school buildings in Omaha, and in 1956 it became the first junior high school in the Omaha school east parking lot. Registration is $30 per day or $105 for the four days. Players will be instructed in the technical aspects of passing, receiving, dribbling, defending and shooting. Visit eugenemetrofc.org for more information or to register, or call 686-8605. Boys basketball camp: The Northwest Christian College/Eugene Family YMCA YMCA in full Young Men's Christian Association Nonsectarian, nonpolitical Christian lay movement that aims to develop high standards of Christian character among its members. camp for boys entering grades K-9 is July 23-27 at NCC's Morse Events Center. Session I for grades K-2 ($45) is 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Session II for grades 3-4 ($90) is 9 a.m. to noon. Session III for grades 5-9 ($100) is from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For camp information, e-mail Corey Anderson at canderson@nwcc.edu. For registration information, visit GoBeacons.com or call the YMCA at 686-9622. Pleasant Hill volleyball camp: Open to players entering grades 5-9, the Pleasant Hill High School Youth Volleyball Camp is Aug. 7-9. Session I for grades 5-7 is 9 a.m. to noon, and Session II for grades 8-9 is 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Early registration at $40 closes today, but standard registration at $50 continues until opening day of camp. Campers will receive a T-shirt along with daily prizes and awards, position instruction, skill-building fundamentals, game/team strategy and games. Teams forming Adult flag football registration is now open for individual players or entire teams. Fall play will be Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Call 359-1958 for more information. BASEBALL Eugene Men's Senior Baseball League RESULTS - Nationals 7-11, Blue Jays 2-7. Orioles 4-8, Cubs 3-3. Cardinals 12-19, Red Sox 11-6. STANDINGS - Nationals 9-1, Blue Jays 7-2, Orioles 4-5, Cardinals 4-6, Cubs 3-7, Red Sox 2-8. BOWLING Strike City WOMEN HIGH GAMES - Open: Tracy Denson 203, Lee Higgs 200, Kathy Heinz 191, Lori Maloy 159, Carole Brooks 157. Seniors: Dee Severe 177, Lavonne Wilcox 157, Helen Cochrane 155, Susie Ingalls 148, Merrie Kay Mace 146. HIGH SERIES - Open: Denson 595, Heinz 540, Higgs 447, Julie Butler 430, Maloy 426. Seniors: Severe 479, Cochrane 438, Wilcox 437, Ingalls 415. MEN HIGH GAMES - Open: Richard Goosmann 300, Ryan Besaw 253, Tom Glenn 234, Craig Morris 233, Kelley McEachern 227. Seniors: Bob Elder 245, Jerry Gowins 233, Lloyd Severe 233, Chuck Kiefer 230, Del Burk 215. HIGH SERIES - Open: Goosmann 761, Morris 693, Glenn 679, McEachern 655, Besaw 642. Seniors: Severe 665, Kiefer 629, Gowins 628, Elder 609, Jim Wilcox 555. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS JUNIORS - Katie Bowles 117 game/496 series, Amber Zemp 148/398, Erin Butler 164/374, Nicole Denson 133/349, Joanna Thurner 134/348. JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS JUNIORS - Geoffrey Bowles 227/624, Bryan Morris 209/604, Austin Howe 179/508, Alex Graham John Alexander "Alex" Graham (July 11 1890 – April 1943) was a Scottish footballer. Graham was born in Hurlford, Ayrshire but started playing for local clubs in Lanarkshire. 161/471, Joey Dickey 164/436, Kurtis Dickey 156/435, Taylor Whipkey 152/423, Dustin Michael 135/382. BANTAMS - Jonathan Weir 84/235, Jon Kramer 87/219, Joshua Denson 69/202, Joseph Kramer 72/163. Timber Bowl JUNIOR/ADULT SUMMER LEAGUE WOMEN WOMEN - Candy Goble 203 game/489 series, Jo Zaklan 177/463, Dorothy Stough 178/453. MAJORS -Kelsee Leno 205/516, Amber Zemp 133/370, Kayla Summers 132/330. JUNIORS - Rebecca McCune 127/368, Elizabeth Thramer 136/307. BANTAMS - Alyssa Zemp 63/159, Mackenzee Clarke 81/154/ MEN MEN - Jim Goble 197/502, David Blankenship 187/491, Pat Shaw 173/467. MAJORS - Stephen Miller
Stephen Miller (January 17, 1816 – August 18, 1881) was an American Republican politician. 209/562, Cody Sutherland 199/513, Pone See pwn. Vorachith 154/436. JUNIORS - Alex Graham 164/435, Cody Kleidosty 146/406, Michael Cox The name Michael Cox could refer to:
GOLF Eugene/Springfield Special Olympics Special Olympics International sports program for people with intellectual disability. It provides year-round training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type summer and winter sports for participants. Team STATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS AT BANKS GOLD - David Baughman and Chuck Everard, Tracey McIntosh, Rory McLean. SILVER - Callan Campbell, Arthur Davis
Arthur "Art" Davis (June 14 1905 – May 9 2000) was an animator and a director for Warner Brothers' Termite Terrace cartoon studio. . BRONZE - Ken Rose. FOURTH - Palmer Deedon and Mitch Purvis, Jeff Newcomb, Chuck Colfer, Dion Bowen. FIFTH - Cole Peterman Pe´ter`man n. 1. A fisherman; - so called after the apostle Peter. . SIXTH - Glen Couey, Max Kappler. SEVENTH - Bob Daniels. Emerald Valley FIRECRACKER OPEN GROSS - Chris Polski 64, Rick Auriemma 73, Ron Snook snook: see bass, fish. snook Any of about eight species (genus Centropomus) of tropical marine fishes that are long and silvery and have two dorsal fins, a long head, and a large mouth with a projecting lower jaw. 73, Nic Polski 74, Marvin Cook 77, Jack Geoghegan 77. NET - Randy Thoms 64, Rick Albin 65, Don Montel 66, Jeff Seldon 66, Mike Fritchman 67. MEN'S CLUB GROSS - Scott Carver 72, Auriema 78, Snook 78. NET - Albin 69, Bruce Stiller 69, Cook 71. RiverRidge Golf Course MEN'S CLUB SENIOR TUESDAY - THREE-MAN SCRAMBLE - Ed Threatt/Bill Gass/Artie Gilad, 65. Don Blair/Lew Samek/Larry Shelton, 68. Jim Britton/Bob Lundeen, Jerry Schneider Jerry N. Schneider (born circa 1951) is a social engineer and security consultant. Schneider, still in high school in 1968, started a company called "Creative Systems Enterprises." He began selling his own invented electronic communication devices. , 69. John Robison/Luke Barber/Dale Kinley, 69. WOMEN'S CLUB Women’s clubs first arose in the United States during the post-civil war period. As a result of increased leisure time due to modern household advances, middle class women had more time to engage in intellectual pursuits. SUTTONRIDGE MONDAYS - TEAM BEST NET - Sue Wassom/Ruth Pohll/Sally Quigley, 25 (tiebreaker tie·break·er n. An additional contest or period of play designed to establish a winner among tied contestants. Also called tiebreak. tie ). Julie Longton/Joy Klobas/Jeann Nichols, 25. Suz Sherwood/Earline Kopriva/Pat Church, 26. Middlefield Golf Course MENS' CLUB THURSDAY - 2-3-MAN BEST BALL - Jim Hoover/Giesel/Jack Foell/Sam Kelder, -34. Mike Wolf/Phil Blomquist/Pat Rickard/Rick Vargas, -33. Dave England/Bill West/Gary Parrish/LeRoy Bodine, -26. Alan Schloss/Dylan Rowe/Roy Pond/Jim Wamsley, -24. Cy Bombard/Tom Flood/Rudy Nellermoe/Larry Zuvich, -23. GROSS - Rowe 68, McCall 71, Parrish 71, Doleman 72. NET - Rickard 55, Kelder 56, Giesel 58, West 59, Wamsley 60. MONDAY - THREE-MAN BEST BALL - Zuvich/Gary Ingram/Dave Tooker/Glen Hibner, -24. Jack Doleman/Horst Hittenberger/Vargas/Tom Flood, -24. GROSS - Rowe 69, Doleman 71, Moran 73. NET - Wolf 59, England 60, Rickard 61, Ingram 62, Flood 62. HOCKEY Ice Center Adult Spring Leagues PLAYOFF RESULTS A DIVISION - Working Man's Red 3, Hammerhead hammerhead, common name for a heavy-looking, heronlike bird, Scopus umbretta. Its plumage is brown with light and dark glossy, purplish streaks on the wings and body. It has short legs, partially webbed feet, and a heavy, wide, moderately long, black bill. White 1. Terminator Blue 5, High Street Golden Beers 2. B DIVISION - The Red I's 3, Jaundice jaundice (jôn`dĭs, jän`–), abnormal condition in which the body fluids and tissues, particularly the skin and eyes, take on a yellowish color as a result of an excess of bilirubin. 2. Blue Balls blue balls Lover's nuts Sexology A popular term for testicular pain caused by prolonged sexual stimulation without ejaculation 5, White Knights 2. C DIVISION - Kings 6, Red Devils 5. Bleu-Blanc-Rouge 13, Bruins 2. RUNNING Butte Butte, city, United States Butte (by  t), city (1990 pop. 33,336), seat of Silver Bow co., SW Mont.; inc. 1879. It is a trade, ranching, and industrial center. to Butte
Age Group Results (All runners are from Eugene unless noted) WOMEN TOP LOCAL FINISHERS, AGE 5-10 - 1, Madison Hunter, Springfield, 59:46. 2, Darcy Strange, 1:04:25. 3, Brighton Glassman, 1:06:35. 4, Tori Bennett, 1:08.55. 5, Samantha Goodale, 1:13:46. 11-14 - 1, Chelsea Spencer, Oakland, Ore., 43:30. 2, Alia Mowery, 48:18. 3, Paige Kouba, 53:02. 4, Mariah Konyn, 53:02. 5, Madeline Entrikin, 54:02. 15-19 - 1, Shelby Brennon, 41:50. 2, Brenn Donnelly, 43:46. 3, Tamara Starodubtseva, 44:03. 4, Sarah Marks, 47:26. 5, Anna Edwards, 47:30. 20-24 - 1, Liisa Heinonen, 43:16. 2, Katie McLauren, 44:37. 3, Meriel Hartling, 45:09. 4, Meghan Carr, 46:10. 5, Kate Stephenson, 46:17. 25-29 - 1, Casey Hire, 41:02. 2, Stefanie Rimel, 42:45. 3, Kimberly Patton, 43:54. 4, Sarah McCarthy, 43:58. 30-34 - 1, Mieke Stevens, 43:09. 2, Brandy Sullivan, 45:37. 3, Sophie Therrell, 46:50. 4, Stephanie Ward, 47:44. 5, Katrina Baden, 49:20. 35-39 - 1, Stephanie Snyder, Salem, 39:43 (overall female winner). 2, Colleen Carter-Cox, 40:36. 3, Maria Velasquez, 43:50. 4, Colleen Wedin, 44:53. 5, Brandy Wormdahl, 45:28. 40-44 - 1, Laura Lamena-Coll, 41:43. 2, Susan Clark Susan Clark (born March 8, 1940 in Sarnia, Ontario) is a Canadian actress, best known as Katherine Papadapolis in the TV sitcom Webster. She is married to her Webster co-star Alex Karras. , Eugene, 44:18. 3, Leah Jeske, 44:19. 3, Karen White, 44:43. 4, Susan Walsh, 47:45. 45-49 - 1, Trisha Kluge (jargon) kluge - /klooj/, /kluhj/ (From German "klug" /kloog/ - clever and Scottish "kludge") 1. A Rube Goldberg (or Heath Robinson) device, whether in hardware or software. , 41:21. 2, Julie Kolpin, 42:43. 4, Kate Samuelson, 45:14. 5, Beth Moore Beth Moore (born 1957) is the founder and best-known member of Living Proof Ministries, an evangelical organization for women based on biblical principles. Born on an army base in Green Bay, Wisconsin and raised in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, where her father owned a cinema , 47:56. 50-54 - 1, Monique Siemerink, 53:26. 2, Esther Locke, 53:53. 3, Janice Eberly, 54:35. 4, Ann Straub, 54:38. 5, Carol Federiuk, 54:49. 55-59 - 1, Frances Hutchins, Veneta, 53:28. 2, Sarah Kerr-Daly, 55:55. 3, Jorry Rolfe, 56:11. 5, Kathie Hledik, 59:00. 60-64 - 1, Barbara Hazen, 57:35. 3, Sheri Cannell, 1:08:44. 4, Molly Stafford, 1:11:50. 5, Joyce Eltz, 1:13:55. 65-69 - 1, Judith Harold, Springfield, 56:50. 2, Joyce Foster, Fall Creek Fall Creek is the name of several places in the United States:
MEN TOP LOCAL FINISHERS, AGE 5-10 - 1, James Felsher, 47:53. 2, Eduardo Medina, 48:00. 3, Jenner Higgins, 49:33. 4, Ryan Ewert, 52:34. 5, Truett Hanes, Springfield, 52:43. 11-14 - 1, Mark Sheridan, 38:51. 2, Mario Gaddini, 40:50. 3, Hayden Randall, 42:30. 4, Scott Svetal, 42:32. 5, Mark Whittier, 42:40. 15-19 - 1, Eric Lynch
Eric Lynch (born October 20, 1978 in St. Louis, Missouri) is a professional poker player.[1] Lynch resides in Olathe, Kansas. , 33:44. 2, Chris Reed Chris Reed (Japanese: クリス・リード) (born July 7, 1989) is an American-Japanese ice dancer who currently represents Japan. He competes with his sister Cathy Reed. , 33:47. 3, Nathan Endicott, 34:07. 5, Korey Humberston, Cottage Grove, 35:36. 20-24 - 1, Frank Macreery, 30:45 (overall winner). 2, Chris Horvat, 32:39. 3, Charles Ballew, 32:51. 4, John Randall People with the name John Randall
40-44 - 1, Steve Richards
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n. Scots 1. A waterfall. 2. A steep ravine. [Scottish Gaelic linne, pool, waterfall.] Spaulding, 1:27:30. Road Run/Walk Calendar WHAT'S NEW JULY 21 - A Midsummer Night's Run in Corvallis is a 10-kilometer run, five-kilometer run/walk and two-kilometer kids' run starting at 6:30 p.m. at CresCent Valley High School Crescent Valley High School, commonly known as CV, is a public high school in Corvallis, Oregon. . The 5K and 10K courses will follow rural roads north of town, while the kids' run will stay within the high school grounds. Entry fees are $15 for the adult races and $10 for the kids run. For further details visit midsummernightsrun.org. AUG. 11 - The 33rd annual Scandia scan·di·a n. See scandium oxide. [From scandium.] Run includes a 10-kilometer course through Junction City Junction City, city (1990 pop. 20,604), seat of Geary co., NE Kans., at the confluence of the Republican and Smoky Hill rivers; inc. 1859. The rail, trade, and processing center of an agricultural and dairy area, it grew as the supply point for nearby Fort Riley, and surrounding countryside starting at 8 a.m. and a 4.4-mile walk starting five minutes behind the runners. Early registration through Aug. 6 is $16 with T-shirt, $11 without. Children 11 and younger, $10. Online registration is now open at goodrace.com. OTHER EVENTS JULY 15 - Run in the Country is a USATF-certified half-marathon course on flat and fast scenic roads around Coburg. Four events include a half-marathon walk at 6 a.m., half-marathon run at 7 a.m., five-mile run at 8 a.m. and a kids' fun run at 9:45 a.m. Net proceeds Net Proceeds The amount received after all costs are deducted from the sale of a piece of property or security. Notes: In the case of an investor selling a security, net proceeds represent the proceeds from the sale minus any trading costs (i.e. commissions). go to local needy organizations focused on children's education and health, and charities providing four or more volunteers are eligible to receive a portion of the net proceeds. Entry fees: half-marathon run or walk, $25; five-mile run, $15; kids' run, free, but pre-registration is required. There is no race-day registration and shirt options ended July 6. Online registration through goodrace.com closes July 13 at noon. JULY 21 - Run for the Park/Run for the Kids includes eight-kilometer and five-kilometer runs and a family walk, starting and finishing at Creswell's Harry Holt Park. The course follows country roads and passes through downtown Creswell. Event profits will be used to develop a new community running trail. Entry fees are $15 with T-shirt through July 14, $20 with shirt July 15-20 and $20 without shirt on race day. Kids ages 5-12 deduct $5 from these fees. Register online at goodrace.com and download a race brochure with course map and list of in-person registration sites. JULY 21 - Willamette Valley 10K Walk/Run is a new event in conjunction with the 135-mile Champoeg to Eugene Willamette Valley Relay. The events share the same finish. Run or walk 10-kilometers on Willamette River bike paths, starting (at 8 a.m.) and finishing in Alton Baker Park Alton Baker Park is located in Eugene, Oregon, United States, near Autzen Stadium. It features duck ponds, bicycle trails, and a dog park, and directly touches the Ferry Street Bridge. . There will be age group awards. Entry is $27 through July 19 and $32 on race day. Register in person at the Eugene Running Company, The Step Beyond or REI and receive a $3 discount. Or visit eclecticracingedge.com for an entry form or online registration. SATURDAY, JULY 28 - The Miles of Smiles Miles of Smiles is an EP by experimental band Black Dice, released in 2004. Track listing
SATURDAY, AUG. 4 - South Coast Running Club's premier event of 2007 is the 34th annual Circle the Bay, a 30-kilometer event including a run, relay run, walk and relay walk. The walking events begin at 6:30 a.m. from Ferry Road Park in North Bend. The running events begin at 8 a.m. Individuals and teams need to register by July 18 to avoid late fees. Contact: Susan Ottemiller, (541) 756-2972, or Jim Clarke, 756-6197, or visit southcoastrunningclub.com. SWIMMING 2007 Sun Country Invitational At Bend (This was an open meet without age divisions, hence drawing primarily high school-age swimmers. All local swimmers represented Eugene City Swim Club.) LOCAL BOYS IN THE TOP 12 200 BREAST - 1, Sam Rowan, 2:30.53. 100 FREE - 6, James Gilmore, 57.81. 200 BACK - 5, Rowan, 2:23.97. 9, Gilmore, 2:24.52. 400 IM - 2, Rowan, 4:53.35. 100 BREAST - 2, Rowan, 1:10.61. 100 BUTTERFLY - 12, Jerry Diamond, 1:04.02. 200 IM - 2, Rowan, 2:21.19. 6, Gilmore, 2:24.79. 50 FREE - 3, Gilmore, 26.21. LOCAL GIRLS IN THE TOP 12 200 BREAST - 2, Carly Rowan, 2:46.44. 200 BACK - 10, Rachel Leighter, 2:33.75. 11, Rowan, 2:34.07. 400 IM - 11, Heidi Tilicki, 5:42.63. 100 BACK - 10, Leighter, 1:11.40. 12, Rowan, 1:12.59. 100 BREAST - 5, Rowan, 1:19.70. 200 IM - 12, Rowan, 2:38.42. City of Eugene SUMMER SWIM AND WATER POLO LEAGUE JULY 6 WATER POLO RESULTS 11U: Sheldon 5, Amazon 2. Amazon 5, Echo Hollow 0. 12-14: Amazon 12, Sheldon 0. SOFTBALL Cooper the Dog Memorial Tournament At Junction City ASA Asa (ā`sə), in the Bible, king of Judah, son and successor of Abijah. He was a good king, zealous in his extirpation of idols. When Baasha of Israel took Ramah (a few miles N of Jerusalem), Asa bought the help of Benhadad of Damascus and 12U - 1, McKenzie Rapids, Springfield. 2, Siskiyou Heat, Yreka, Calif. 3, Summer Storm, Sweet Home; Lebanon Thunder. ASA 14U - 1, Willamette Rebels, Eugene. 2, Warrior Fastpitch, Roseburg. 3, Central Linn Cobras; Hi Voltage, Salem. ASA 16U - 1, South Valley Tiger Pride, Junction City. 2, North Stars, Eugene. 3, S.O.C.S., Coos Bay; Sweet Home Huskies. ASA 18U - 1, Grants Pass Fastpitch. 2, Sutherlin. 3, La Pine Diamondbacks; Redmond Blaze. Eugene Community Softball League RESULTS - Happy Campers 11, Club Dave Renegades 8. Young Guns 18, Late for Dinner 7. Comedy Club 16, Odd Sox 6. Alcohol Tobacco and Funbags 23, Whitebird Whales 8. Hit Parade 41, Stumbling Bums 8. Big O 12, The Solution 6. Aging Heros 12, Terrific Titans 6. Oregon Woods 9, Flaming Martyrs 8. TRACK & FIELD All-Comers Youth Meet At South Eugene H.S. JULY 3 EVENT WINNERS GIRLS AGE 7 SOFTBALL THROW - Malea Palahniuk, 46-6. LONG JUMP - Kami Walk, 8-4. 100M - Taryn Sasnoski, 17.6. 200M - Mary Goodale, 42.7. 400M - Gabrielle Lehnert, 1:51.8. AGE 8 SOFTBALL THROW - Georgia Smith, 81-0. LONG JUMP - Rhyan Reid, 9-5. 100M - Claire Lehnert, 18.2. 200M - Reid, 37.0. 400M - Lehnert, 1:33.0. 1500M - Aislinn Lamoreaux, 7:21.2. AGE 9 SOFTBALL THROW - Kendall Fox 67-7. LONG JUMP - Heidi Sibole, 9-2. 100M - Emily Potucek, 16.7. 200M - Fox, 34.2. 400M -Kelsey McFadden, 1:37.0. AGE 10 SOFTBALL THROW - Samantha Goodale, 75-5. SHOT PUT - Goodale, 17-11. HIGH JUMP - Morgan Denny, 3-6. LONG JUMP - Molly Love, 10-7. 80M HURDLES - Geneva Geneva, canton and city, Switzerland Geneva (jənē`və), Fr. Genève, canton (1990 pop. 373,019), 109 sq mi (282 sq km), SW Switzerland, surrounding the southwest tip of the Lake of Geneva. Lehnert, 15.9. 100M - Lehnert, 15.3. 200M - Love, 36.6. 400M - Lehnert, 1:18.9. 1500M - Love, 7:00.8. AGE 11 SOFTBALL THROW - Carrie Fox, 74-1. DISCUS - Kambria Gray, 32-11. SHOT PUT - Gray, 14-7. LONG JUMP -Natalie Mosman, 11-3. 80M HURDLES - Kassie McCabe, 17.9. 100M - Akayla Devereaux, 15.3. 200M - N. Mosman, 32.5. 400M - Casey Mosman, 1:14.0. AGE 12 SOFTBALL THROW - Jasmine Abeles, 102-2. SHOT PUT - Abeles, 18-4. HIGH JUMP - Sarah Goodale, 4-6. LONG JUMP - Goodale, 12-5. 80M HURDLES - Goodale, 14.6. 100M - Daschel Franz, 14.5. 200M - (tie) Susie Baird and Franz, 30.9. 400M - Nora Elam, 1:15.3. 1500M - Katherine McGraw, 5:49.2. BOYS AGE 7 SOFTBALL THROW - Spencer Wilson, 67-0. LONG JUMP - Jack Love, 7-11. 100M - Parker Wright, 17.3. 200M - Wright, 39.2. 400M - Wright, 1:30.7. 1500M - Love, 7:14.8. AGE 8 SOFTBALL THROW - Brock Johnson, 110-4. LONG JUMP - Ryan Walk, 10-0. 100M - Johnson, 16.7. 200M - Johnson, 35.0. 400M - Colin Chubb Fertal, 1:24.5. AGE 9 SOFTBALL THROW - Grant Schmaedick, 90-10. LONG JUMP - Caren Lanning, 8-8. 80M HURDLES - David Holland, 18.4. 100M - Holland, 15.8. 200M - Holland, 36.3. 400M - Ryan Ewert, 1:24.1. 1500M - Ewert, 6:38.1. AGE 10 SOFTBALL THROW - Michael Buss, 105-8. SHOT PUT - John Lake, 16-5. HIGH JUMP - Phillip Turn, 3-8. LONG JUMP - Buss, 12-7. 80M HURDLES - Jared Umenhofer, 18.0. 100M - Ty Johnson, 15.5. 200M - Johnson, 34.6. 400M - Bridger Lanning, 1:29.1. 1500M - Dan Minkler, 8:06.5. AGE 11 SOFTBALL THROW - Austin Smith, 138-4. DISCUS - Bryce Palahniuk, 57-10. SHOT PUT - Palahniuk, 26-4. HIGH JUMP -Taylor Abrahamson, 3-8. LONG JUMP - Spencer Traxtle, 13-4. 80M HURDLES - Traxtle, 14.3. 100M - Traxtle, 14.5. 200M - Smith, 31.7. 400M - Casey Chubb Fertal, 1:17.4. 1500M - Henry Fowler, 5:55.0. AGE 12 SOFTBALL THROW - Malik Canales-Turm, 139-7. DISCUS - Evan Fett, 63-8. SHOT PUT - Brett Garrett, 28-2. HIGH JUMP - Garrett, 4-8. LONG JUMP - Daniel Buss, 10-0. 100M - Mitch Horning horn·ing n. Upstate New York, Northern Pennsylvania, & Western New England See shivaree. See Regional Note at shivaree. [Probably because horns are blown at the shivaree.] , 13.2. 200M - Horning, 28.5. 400M - Buss, 1:21.2.1500M -Sam Seno, 5:45.5. AGES 13-14 POLE VAULT - Nicholas Birdseye, 9-0. AGES 15-16 POLE VAULT - Kyle Johnson, 9-6. |
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