Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 7

THESE FIVE Bantam Bowlers represented the Community Bowling Lanes well last weekend when they took third place in the vSeven-Up- sponsored Ohio State meet. Seated left are Mike Robinette and Jim Shaw, captain. Standing from left are Keith Hahn, Steve Belickis and Bruce Bobinelle. The trophies on the table from left represent second place at Community Lanes; State third; Dayton Bantam first and State Regionals first--(Gazette Photo). Elks, Eagles Blue Birds Fly High in Bowling The "Blue a five-boy team of 11 and 12 year bowlers from Community Lanes, did well in tournament action the last few weeks.

Their The Kiks maintained their competition was climaxed Sun- viclnry string in tha Babe Ruth'day al the Ohio Slate League, downing Optimists, imenl where they finished 9-0, and-the Eagles won their in field of 86 teams, fifth game ol the season, 10-5, Sheriffs Are 6-1 Losers GERMANTOWN Although each team had six bits, Greene County Sheriffs got only one run and the Beavercreek High School team lost a 6-1 decision! to imiinimiimiiiiiiimmiiiimmiifiimmiimii jm KIRBY: into the outdoors THSENIA DAILY GAZETTE Thursday, June 18, 1970 long before ye were enjoying any size motor can be used Tne evening in the Dayton Class American League. Ed Zink scored the Sheriff's only run in the tilth inning. Fred Alves doubled for Germantown and Greg Askins fanned nine batters in pitching the win. The Sheriffs play HiH Industries tonight 8 o'clock al Frank Zink Held in Beavercreek. Summaries: A Boyerl, If Alves, ss Slusser, I Alves.

cf Bover, 2b Stivers, Mi ncillinCR, 3b Ward, AH 3 1 2 1 0 4 4 I 2 a i i 2 I (I 0 0 0 I 0 II 1 1 0 Kalherine, Mark and 1 pulled I.7--H.T-*"-- ean) er and headed for Salt Fork Lake and Wildlife area in Guernsey County When we arrived at the lake about 6 o'clock we found the camping area already filled. Many campers, findino no campsites available at Salt Fork Lake, moved on to nearby Piedmont, Clendening and Seneca Lakes where the camping areas had not yet been filled. We were determined to spend our weekend at Salt Fork, so we found a spot near the area and parked the camper for the night. The next morning, we drove around the lake, or I should say in and ou( la Hie lake, as many of Hie roads are now covered by water and dead-end at the lake. fn the afternoon we went swimming in the lake.

The large we went to another area on the lake and Mark and I put our fishing boal into Ihe water. We had only about an hour's fishing time before dark. our eharcoate'd steaks. After eating we hit the lake again. This time we were using a Jitter-bug and a Crazy Crawler for our lures.

I finally got a strike on my Jiller-bug, but I couldn't control the bass enough to keep him out of the stickups and I lost the large bass. At midnight we went back to the camper. THE NEXT morning we hit die lake again and I paid the penalty for using light tackle by losing two more nice bass to Ihe underwater brush. It is for this reason that I prefer heavy lackle when fishing for bass, then 1 can bring both bass and brush pile to the boal. Later on in the morning we gave the bluegills a try, hut the blites we caught were smaller than I like to keep.

I talked to several fishermen who have caught nice bluegills in this lake but Mark and I didn't have the time to find them. We came back to the camper cabins and lodge will not be completed until 1971. Of the 600 planned campites, 212 are ready. When the facilities are completed at this take this will be one of the finest recreation areas to be found anywhere. For information about campsites call 614-25498, Cambridge.

To reach Ihe lake lake Route 70 from Columbus to Cambridge and 22 to the lake: the lake is 80 miles from Columbus. Mat Tourney Takes Entries DAYTON Entries now are being accepted for the AAU sanctioned wrestling tournament that is being presented by the Dayton Area Wrestling Association July 25 at Stebbins High School. Wrestlers 18 and under are eligible for any of IS different r-' i-i'fciuic tui my Ul l. Ulliemu btllt 10 had a breakfast ot weight classes starting at 90 miming in me iahe. me largeji 3 sandy beach anil the beautiful lure.

After making several casts, bath houses and well-kept I finally got a strike and set Ihe a a weght classes starting I tiecl a i in hire on my and eggs and headed Two periods of lineand Mark a KlalfisbJfor home while Keith Hahn had 418, Steve Belickis 417, Bruce Robinette 396 and team captain Jim Shaw 3B2 in the stale. To qualify for the state, the won the Dayton Regional Totals I Massif, ss Greene, Burger, cf Chard, rf Ashworth, Smith. II Zink, Vorhees, 2h 21 03 AR 3D 3 3 0 3 I) 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 1 .1 i.nuiij -in mill ftui lim grounds around the area were hard. It was a nice wall- something to see. There is also -a large paved parking area near the beach.

SAI.T FORK Lake is a lake of many fingers or bays and most pling will lake place that Saturday one in Greco- Raman style and the other freestyle. Entries' may be obtained of these have Ireos standing in from a a i Bulugaris had placed second i el J' Mike Robinelte, in the Community Lanes tourney and a finals the team rolled a won the Dayton Tournament al; Hoover Lanes with a 2,368 se-! Serloi Park Wednesday 2)(J6 2 ser es a nd a Doug Newell pitched a three-jhandicap. They missed first hitter and shut out the Optim- i ace by 72 pins and second by isls as the Elks players backed, his fine pitching performance Rr inetle rMeA a 449 serjes with a 14-hit attack. For -and one-third innings Newell had a perfect game, but his op-, posing pitcher Nick Kriss, eml-j ed thai with a tripie off the: 4tll WlllS right field fence. Dan and Steve Stanek each had three hits for the I'Mks, now 6-0 on the seascn.

The Optimists are 24 for season. in their game with SEVKIS 1 RUNS in three in-! the Lightning Bolts, 13-5, and flings broke up a close games (he Reds heat the Sluggers, 6- bctwcen the Eagles and giving both teams undefeal- ma. Nick Mullins pitched a c( records so far 1- four-bitter for the Eagles and The Tj an try host the Buckeye be and Mark Miller each hadj (he Jets 17.3, and the Fal- tivohiUi for the winners. cons WQn thdr mfi IVin m.Morc Giants, Reds In Little In the Little Junior division baseball te day evening, the Totals J5 i 6 Merchants 012003 0-- 6 i odd 010 0--1 Three-base hit Zink. 2 1" Ashw orth b.v Ashworlh 8.

Bock 1. Askins 9. Askins: Lp A 8,000 Seats For All-Star Game Offered CINCINNATI Saturday, ries. The boys are coached by Mrs. Barney Kolozsi at Community a have rolled impressive scores in their young careers.

I Mike Robinette rolled a 222 al! aaturaav Dayton and Belickis hit his 1691June 24, will be the last oppor- high at Coiiimbus. Shaw's highjlunily for baseball fans to pur- is 176 and Bruce Robinelte's is chase tickets for the 1970 Alla 186, while Hahn reports a 2481 Star Game, which will be held Jimison led the Sertoma hitters with two hits, including a u- ble, and scored twice. Summaries: Brewers, 8-4, giving the Brewers their first loss of the sea- KI.KS ailey. 2b Johnson. 2b TCuss, ss Walker, lh-31 Sb RLarbiich.

I r( Vales, of Rsnlcll. tl Mason, rf Loveless. If A 2 1 0 I 0 fl 4 1 2 4 3 43 3 2 1 1 1 0 1 3 I) 1 I 0 fl 3 0 1 1 0 I li If OPTIMISTS A ss tfellinE. Kr'ss. WiwVuri.

r( rf fawley. 5b Hinrs. 2b Trn.ils i Two-base hit Slrike.niits by -KH-! 4 Bases on balls off KKflTtMIA Tharp. IF If 'h ah 34 9 14 AH II AR II 2 1 I 0 0 0 0 Blilwoll. Totals Hvall.

I 1 son. vSTANDINGS Teams Giants 4 Reds Sluggers Falcons Brewers Tigers Pirales -Mets Jcls Bullets Hawks Bolls 0 4 0 3 I 3 1 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 in practice as his lifetime high. Tourney Is on Again, CINCINNATI (AP) The Royals Oak Racquet and Country Club will host the Buckeye Savings Tournament of the Ladies Professional Golf Association this year after all. The club was i i a scheduled to hold the $20,000 event starting July 9 but former Royal Oak management had canceled the event. New operators of the course have agreed to host the tournament 13 lo 36.

in Cincinnati's new Riverfront Stadium, July 14. In the over-the-counter sale, 8,000 tickets will be sold at the Red's downtown ticket office, 307 Vine begining at 9 a.m. The price is $4 per ticket with a maximum of four being old to any one person. Earlier in the month the Reds eld a mail order sale and with- two days were deluged with nough orders to fill more than 1 00,000 seats. Going home empty handed? Take her a RED ROSE in a GOLD BOX JI.5B ENGLE FLORAL (J8S Dijton from Kink's) An if 2 (1 0 1 2 1 0 0 I i i Leonard's Bows To Putt Putt CEDARVILLE Even with a new name, the former Miller's Sohio team, now known as Xenia Putt Putt, kept right on winning in the Wednesday Night slow-pitch softball league a Community Park last night downing Leonard's Garage, 5-1, for ils fourth win witliau'.

a loss. Leonard's is now 1-2. Cedarville Super Valu was knocked out of a tie for first when it dropped an 8-5 decision lo Dean's Movers, which has a 2-2 record. Super Valu is now 3-1 and in second place in the league. Cedarvilte Town Boys beat the Ycung Farmers 5-4 a-t Powers Marino downed Hunter's in the other game.

The town Bays and Farmers are 2-2, Powers 1-2 and Hunter's 0-4 on Mie season. Jr.irh.-niRh. rf 27 10 9 I) II More Teams Being Sought KILKARE SPEEDWAY Old Rl. I mi. west of Xcnia LATE MODEL HOBBY STOCKS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Trials 7 p.m.

Races Seven teams have thus far ex-1 pressed an interest to play in the Amateur Softball Associa- tion sanctioned tournament planned by the Xenia Depart- men! of Parks and Recrealion July 3-5 at Spring Hill Park. Recreation Director Phyllis Schafer said today that 12 teams could be accepted for the dou- ble elimination affair and that the entry fee is $35. i- Deadline for entering men's tourney is Woilnosday U. Teams wishing lo ter should consult the Mulli U.U-CUMrn trtt tion Adults $2,50, S-l2-50c Under 6 FREE KILKARE DRAGWAY DRAGS EVERY SAT. NIGHT IRIULS 4:30 P.K.-EUB.

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