The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, April 21, 1999, Page 10, Image 10

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The INDEPENDENT, April 21, 1999
S p rin g co n ce rt, dram a set at VHS
Vernonia High School and
W ashington Grade School jun­
ior high students will perform
their annual Spring Concert on
Thursday, April 22 at 7:00 p.m.
in the VHS gym.
The com m unity is invited to
enjoy the perform ance by
these young musicians. There
is no charge for admission.
The VHS drama com pany
will perform “a simplified ver­
sion” of Romeo and Juliet, April
29 and 30 at 7 :0 0 .p.m. and
May 1 at 3:00 p.m. in the high
school gym.
Seating is limited and tickets
for the drama must be pur­
chased in advance. They will
be sold on a first come, first
served basis. Cost is $5.00 for
anyone age 12 or older, $3.00
for children age 11 and under.
Call drama teacher Jennifer
Calvert at 429-3521 to arrange
ticket purchases.
Y oung g o lf te a m e n jo y s le a rn in g
Logger Jesse Walters at the beginning of one of his trips ‘round the bases against Knappa
April 6. Knappa’s Loggers got more than one good look at the #3 on the back of his uniform
in the contest.
Loggers’ confidence gro w s as w eather allo w s gam es
From page 8
and seventh innings.
Chad Dewitt knocked both of
V ernonia’s runs across the
plate in the fourth with his RBI
home run that Rand described
as a “mighty fine hit."
Benedict pitched 2-1/3 in­
nings then “ran out of steam .”
Luke Brown finished the third.
“Luke did a fine job of getting
the inning closed,” said Rand.
Aultman pitched innings four
through seven.
V ernonia’s home baseball
season opened with a 9-6 loss
to Knappa.
W alters started Vernonia’s
Loggers off with a single to
ning ended two batters later,
Knappa had pulled even, 6-6.
Vernonia ended the top of
the seventh after three batters.
Aultman struck out the first, the
second thrown out at first base,
and P arker’s third catch in cen­
ter field.
Vernonia scored six runs on
11 hits, two walks and three
Knappa errors. Vernonia pitch­
ers B enedict, Johnson and
Aultman faced 37 batters and
gave up four hits, nine walks
and struck out eight.
The Loggers host Corbett
April 23 and W arrenton April
30, both double headers begin­
ning at 3:30 p.m.
center field, advanced to third,
on Justin Jo h n s o n ’s single,
then stole home when Knap­
pa’s catcher threw down on
Johnson as he stole second.
Johnson stole third and Pat­
tison, w ho’d been given a free
pass to first, stole second.
Benedict singled to load the
bases and Bellingham tallied
the first RBI.
By the top of the fifth, Ver­
no nia’s Loggers held a 6-2
lead.
Johnson took the mound in
the fifth, without proper w arm ­
up, and after seven batters and
one out was relieved by Ault­
man. W hen the too of the in­
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Vernonia’s lady golfers host­ and freshm en keep playing
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holes April 14 and lost, 264- w e’ll have a very experienced
varsity team .”
281.
Senior Allie Krahn finished
“This is a young team, with with Vernonia’s best score, and
one senior and the rest sopho­ second overall at 59.
m ores and fre s h m e n ,” said
Jennifer Grady shot 69, M ar­
head coach James Brookins. ilyn Schmidlin 70, Lianna Tray­
“This year w e’re building for the lor 83 and Megan Serra-M ar­
future, if these sophom ores shall 86.
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