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Wranglers have 4th Playday this Sunday
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Morrow County Wranglers
will have its fourth and final
Playday this Sunday at. the
rodeo grounds near the Kinzua
Mill.
Last Sunday, Cherie Papi
neau won the barrels race in
33.6 seconds with Heather
Eckman second, Amy Green
up third and Jason Britt
winning the fouth place ribbon
in the six-and-under age
category.
Steve Hoffman was second
in the poles in 42.3 with
Eckman second. Holly Eck
man third and Greenup
fourth.
Heather Eckman was first
in the keyhole race in 11.2
seconds with Papineau sec
ond. Holly Eckman third and
Greenup fourth.
Heather Eckman also came
in first in the sack race with
Papineau second, Travis
Greenup third and Amy
Greenup fourth.
Heather Eckman had her
third victory in the figure 8
stake race with a time of 12.2.
Amy Greenup and Papineau
tied for second in 13.3 and
Britt was fourth at 14.4.
For the seven, eight and
nine-year-olds, Michele Papi
neau was first in the barrels at
25 seconds and Russell Britt
and Marc Angell tied for
second at 25.3. Craig Angell
was fourth in 25.6.
Bottling
Coast-to-Coast wins
Sparetimer's League
Bonnie Campbell fell one
pin short of the magic 200
game as she had the high
mark of the week in the
Sparetimer's Bowling League
with a 199.
Phyllis Cole had the high
series with a 521.
Coast-to-Coast had the high
team game with an 811 and the
high team series with 2.183.
Millie Hanna made the
1-2-10 split, Jo Pettyjohn the
5-10 and Harriet Evans the
5-8-10.
Coast-to-Coast won the
league title for the year with a
38-26 record during the second
half of the season. Petersons
was second with a record of
36W-27'2 and beat the Morrow
County Grain Growers team
second place finishers in the
first half, in a bowl off.
Phyllis Cole had the highest
average in the league at 163
and Hazel Reid had the high
game with a 225. Pettyjohn
had the high individual series
at 588 and Linda Shaw was
named most improved bowler.
The rest of the second half of
the season standings had
Jerry's Mobil third at 36-28,
M.C.G.G. fourth at 35-29,
Central Market fifth at 32
314, Gardners sixth at 29-35,
Sears seventh at 28-36 and
Bucknums last at 21-43.
Petersons finished first in
the total pins standings with
33.474. Coast-to-Coast was sec
ond at 33.474, M.C.G.G. third
at 33,472, Jerry's Mobil fourth
at 31.743, Central Market fifth
with 31.350, Sears sixth with
29,727, Bucknums seventh
with 29.634 and Gardners last
with 28,165.
Koffee Kup League
With only two weeks re
maining in the Koffee Kup
Keglers League, the Weary
Wives bowling team, 37-23, is
only one game in front of the
second-place Three L's team,
36-24.
The Dregs team is still
within striking distance at
32i.,-27'2 and the Gutter Dus
ters is fourth at 29-31. The
Pytts team is 28-32, the Three
Holers team is 2612-33li, the
Newcomers team is 26-34 and
the Hi Ho's team is last at
25-35.
Weary Wives is also first in
total pins with 23,194 with the
Three L's team second with
23.178 and the Gutter Dusters
third at 23,165. The Dregs
team is fourth with 23,006, the
Hi Ho's team fifth with 23.052,
the Three Holers team sixth
with 22,963, the Pytts team
seventh with 22.723 and the
Newcomers last with 22,719.
Beverly Gunderson rolled
the high game of the week
with a 174 and Linda Schultz
bowled the high series with
466. The Hi Ho's team had the
high team game with 556 and
the Three Holers had the high
team series with 1,597.
Betty Snow made the 5-7
split and Gunderson the 5-10.
Edmundson golfs a 68
Men at the Willow Creek
Country Club attended a
visitation to the Willow Run
course in Boardman April 27.
Activities included 18 holes
of golf, lunch and team play.
John Edmundson had the
low gross score of 68. Harold
Kerr was second at 70,
Wavland Hvatt third with 72
and Doug Gunderson fourth
with 77.
Dave Hanna shot the low net
score of 50. Bob Jepson had 53,
C C. Carmichael 57 and Elmer
Palmer and John Shaw 60
each.
Hyatt had the longest drive
and Carmichael came the
closest to the pin.
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In the poles race, Angie
Ashbeck and Craig Angell tied
for first with times of 34.2
seconds. Mike Van Schoiack
was third and Papineau
fourth.
In the keyhole race, Van
Schoiack won in 7.3, Craig
Angell was second, Ted
Schwarz third and Shnun
Wilson fourth.
Craig Angell won the scurry
race in 15.3 seconds with
Papineau second, Britt third
and Van Schoiack fourth.
In the three-legged sack
race, the team of Craig
Angell-Britt won with
Schwarz-Ashbeck second and
Marc Angell-Rob Majors
third.
For the 10-to 13-year-olds.
Andrea Ball was first in the
barrels with a clocking of 19.6
seconds. Jason Dougherty was
second, and Richard Burres
tied with Shane Burres for
third.
Dougherty came in first in
the poles at 23.7 with Richard
Burres and Shane Burres tied
for second. Ball was fourth.
Dougherty also finished first
in the keyhole race at 7.4
seconds with Bridgett
Greenup second, Duane Ball
third and Bobbette Angell
fourth.
Greenup was first in the
scurry race at 9.3 seconds,
Richard Burres second. An
gell third and Jackie Burres
fourth.
The team of Andrea Ball
Bobbette Angell was first in
the three-legged sack race,
Richard Burres-Shange Bur
res second, Dougherty-Duane
Ball third and Frank Cason
Bert Cason fourth.
Anne Van Schoiack was
first in the barrels in 21.2
seconds for the 14 to 18-year-olds.
Pat Schwarz was second
and Mike Brosnan third.
Van Schoiack won the poles
in 22.4 seconds with Brosnan
second and Schwarz third.
She got her third win in the
keyhole race with a time of 5.2
seconds with Schwarz second
at 26.6.
In the scurry race, Schwarz
won in 11.4 seconds with
Brosnan second and Van
Schoiack third.
For the lit and older group,
Mary Ann Munkers won the
barrels in 20 seconds. Sherry
Kemp was second, Cindy
Dougherty third and Bob
Steagall fourth.
Kemp won the poles In 23.8
seconds with Bob Van
Schoiack second, Steagall
third and Gail Papineau
fourth.
Van Schoiack won the key
hole race in 5.1 seconds with
Kemp second, Bob Mont
gomery third and Munkers
fourth.
Van Schoiack also won the
scurry race in 9.6 seconds with
Munkers second, Bobbie An
gell third and Ann Schwarz
fourth.
In the three-legged sack
race, Frank Burres-Patti Bur
res won. Dick Hoffman-Penny
Hoffman were second, Mun-kers-Kemp
third and Archie
Ball-Mitch Ashbeck fourth.
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