The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 85

5-8 THE TENNESSEAN, Ttwrtdoy, April 14, 1983 Channel 17 PlansrTo Televise I "SEE 150 M.P.H. HOT ROPSI" 10 Sounds Games This Season SAT. SUNDAY APRIL 23-24 TWO DAY ADM. $6 (under 1 2 fraej DllCDCinCWWAT1 Knoxville. Other games are June 17 (Memphis), June 29 (Orlando), July 14 (Columbus), July 28 (Memphis), Aug.

3 (Savannah), Aug. 17 (Birmingham) and Aug. 24 (Memphis). Two other games are to be announced. IVI LIVJILSi.

park; MO WESTEXIT 192 PHONE 646-1320 FOR INFO: FmI LimZiiJ The Wprlts $8.00 Television station WZTV, Channel 17; yesterday announced plans to televise 10 homes games of the Nashville Sounds this season. "We think the exposure of the televised games is another step forward for the Nashville Sounds," said general manager George Dyce yesterday. "We feel like it's a big step for the ball club." Dyce said the value of the television deal was through the exposure it will bring to the won't produce a lot o'f additional revenue, but the exposure will be profitable," said Dyce. "More people around the area will have a chance to become acquainted with team and hopefully we'll see the results at the gates." The first televised game is June 8, when the Sounds play Our Full Service Car Wash plus Extras. Regular Price pwl fl 0 Hr.f Qnrlnnc Anfri Ufoch i ivy i.

vi ii ivjwr i iut muvjii 1309 Murfreesboro Road Staff photo by Dale Ernsberger Just Hanging On m.b C.B...J... iiui vanu unoaiuiuay I mijim fs0( valid in combination with other discounts. I V. Offer expires 42983. 'Oferton's Cindy Bollinger appears to be hanging I Kim Thurman stretches to keep Ballinger honest, 'lit to the third base for dear life while Glencliff's I Overton defeated Glencliff 4-2.

eiferf's 3-Hif ter Paces Overton Post Glencliff 4-2 LUMBER 1 HOME CENTER NOW THRullJSBS TOMORROW OVERTON and Antioch meet at Coleman Park for a 11-AAA softball showdown. Antioch is responsible for Overton's only loss. Dupont's girls pulled off one of the biggest wins in their softball history yesterday, downing tradition-rich Madison 4-3. All-around athlete Cheryl Elliott provided the winning hit, driving in two runs in the sixth. Soph omore Tracy Flatt's play at third base helped hold off a Madison rally.

Jeannie Cole pitched David Lipscomb past Ezell-Harding 10-3; McGavock's girls stormed past Whites Creek 6-3, and Hillwood whipped Hillsboro 18-1 on a Rhonda Gray two-hitter. In baseball action yesterday, Tommy Randolph scattered five hits to lead McGavock by District 12-AAA foe Madison 4-1. The Raiders upped their record to 16-3 behind the hitting performance of catcher Cam Hazen. Glencliff shocked Hillwood 11-0 in 11-AAA as Sonny Marchinak struck out 11 batters in a five-hit effort. Teammate Kenny Mathis blasted a three-run homer.

WITH THE Bobkittens leading 3-0 and Seifert having given up only one hit, the Glencliff Lady Colts took advantage of a short lapse by the Overton senior in the fourth inning. Kathy King ripped a two RBI single, scoring Karen Smith and Tammy Reed-er, both who had walked. But, when tested by slugger Dee Ann Davis, Seifert was able to make Davis fly out to leftfield as the Bobkitten worked her way out of the jam. GLENCLIFF again challenged Overton in the fifth after the Lady Colts turned an inspiring double play to oust Overton's Beth Stanfield and Ballinger. Colt pitcher Thurman hit first baseman Patti Cunningham for the first out, and Cunningham threw to catcher Reeder who ran down Ballinger.

Overton's Harris added an insurance run in the sixth to score Cundall. Antioch's girls bombed Father Ryan 24-4 yesterday as last year's Tennessean Player of the Robin Whitaker, continued her superb pitching, adding a one-hitter to her record. By CINDY SMITH Despite tornado-like winds which threatened to blow participants and spectators to the land of Oz, Gay Seifert fashioned a three-hitter to pace Overton past Glencliff 4-2 in softball yesterday. "Everytime I'd pitch, the wind would make the ball rise up right as it crossed the plate," said Seifert (5-1) who came within one of hurling a perfect game Tuesday. IN THE District 11-AAA congest at Whitfield Park, Overton, now 7-1, jumped on the scoreboard in the second inning as Hale doubled to right, Jtf niging home Cindy Ballinger ho had walked to lead off the inn-ing.

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