National Road Traveler from Cambridge City, Indiana • Page 10

National Road Traveler June 4, 1973-15 Possibility of prosecution Fan rowdinesscauses gameforfeit The Community Baseball Club. Inc sponsored Little League started Us season last Saturday. lluwever. it was not without incident as the Milton While- Dublin Fire Department game was called because of fan Emerson Cooley, league commissioner, supported the umpire who decided to call the Karae for the benefit ol the players involved In a board decision. the Community Baseball Club.

Inc. has issued a statement regarding fan conduct which is to hold for the remainder of the season. "Ajiy fan outbreaks at any game sponsored by the Community Baseball Club. Inc. will be given one warning.

Any further disturbance and the, fin or fans causing the disturbance will be asked to leave and will be prosecuted by the CBC, Inc." Cooley said. The decision to follow the above policy rendered by nu jorily of CBC'i board of Other ActlM Tranter a. In the lint (ame at the CntU Park diamond Traveler defeated BentonviUe The Traveler picked op two mat in the first inning were never challenged 14 batten went to the plate in the second inrunf for eight runs and a lo-S lead Bentonville scored twice in the third and once in the fourth in- rung but it wasnt enough as Ux. Traveler added four the third Ftmtr rtsI.Mt if tfwrts df.it to Mulct Dennis Keihn, Lincoln High School graduate, has been selected fay the Mexican Confederation ol Sports to establish cinching clinics in Mexico this summer in the areas of basketball and volleyball. Keihn is head balleyball coach and scouter at Indiana University Keihn will be working with the top international coaches and players throughout Mexico.

Keihn received his Bachelor at Arts degree from Ball State University in and his Master Degree from Indiana University in 1969. Keihn has been very successful during his volleyball career being selected NA1A Volleyball Coach of the year. Area IV Volleyball Coach of the year (twice). District 21 Volleyball Coach of the Year (twice) and MIVA Coach ol the year llwke). While serving as head volleyball coach at Indiana Institute of Technology, his learns were NAIA National Championship Kunners-up for two consecutive years Keihn has also coached the NAIA All-Star team in the Pan American Trials in IS7t.

Aaterkam LefiM players aeuiMH Woody Duifin, manager of the Uawrence Bertscb American Legion baseball team, has issued a weekly schedule (or players. including two practice sessions and departure lime for Sunday's name Practice will be held Thursday and Friday at Milton diamond at 5:30 p.m. and departure lime Sunday for Southport is a.m from the Legion Post home rod three each the fourth and superlative pitching performance by Bowman with a no or the Traveler. Tom Salkoski hitter Bowman struck out 15 and and Rubins were for 'f he roursnd Dave Carpenter wu two for with a double and a J1 triple. For Bentonville John for extr.

with Troy Hmsiy Frederick collected two hits, one and Sourbeer both getting home a double while Chris Eariywsne Sourbcer also collected rapped a solo homer the fourth lri five night at the plate Snyder was four lor five with Bowman IVnJiwg fti 0. his 1 (our A power packed Pershing team for four night. batter on trounced Psi Otes Saturday Pershmg squad collected at least one hit in the contest PERMISSION SLIPTO PARTICIPATE IN THE SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM My child has my permission to lake part in the summer recreation program at Creiti Park, lake full responsibility lor my child's safety going to and from the park and while playing in the park. CHILD'S NAME CHILD'S AGE SPORTS FAVORED Parent's signature American Legion baseball The 1973 schedule tor the Lawrence Bertsch Post 169 American Legion baseball team has been released by Woodrow Duffm tiead coach. June 9 Beech Grove (2) 1 P- June 10 atSouthport (I) 'P June 16 Open June 17 RushvilleU) P- at Richmond (2) 4p.m.

JuneJ3 at Logansport (2) 1 pm. June 24 at Liberty (2) 1 P- June 28 at Frankfort 7: 30 p.m. June30 at Greenfield (2) lP Julyl at Terre Haute (2) 1p.m. July 4 Richmond (2) 1p.m. July? Frankfort lP- JulyS at Beech Grove 1 P-m- July 14 Soothport (2) July 15 Kokomoll) 1p.m.

July 21 at Ruihville(2) July 23 Boonville(2) 1 p.m. July 24 atKokomo 7: 30 p.m. July 28 Liberty (3) P- July29 Greenfield (2) 'P Sectional will be played at Richmond Regional will be played at Columbus State Finals will be played at Kokomo Open wide and say It's our new Lasima Wagon! Ouf new Chevrolet Laguna Wagon has something new in tailgates II swings up and out ol the way, even it you have a trailer h.tched on. And. being counterbalanced it's easy to hit.

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