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7 r. 7rr r1 v7 I 0 i Tawdry, Nrtaahern. 1S68-BUCYKUS (OHIO) TELGRAPB-FOHUM-PageNtae SPORTS TELEGRAPH-FORUM After eight, years of success leHer resigns coaching jobs at TJynford 1 W1S-A Bueyno Rateyo Champa MamvUte Ratajr Champs MCC Champ to go to the state because I didnt think we bad the talent that we did. For Keller and the girls who went, that first trip to Columbus was both exciting and difficult In 1975 when the track team arrived at Ohio Stadium for the meet they were late and went to the wrong gate. After walking completely around the horseshoe, they discovered that the gate they wCre to enter was only one gate away from where they had started.

Two girls, Kathy (Homak) now Kellers assistant coach, and Penny Miller were scheduled to run in the first events and it was second call already. The girls were warming-up outside the staduim while Keller was filling out the forms, but they all made their events on time and the team finished third. Hie girls that went to the state that first year set the standards and the goals for the other girls that followed, she said. The state meets fit general have all been very ex citing for me, and the kids are the reason they have been exciting. She said her husband Rick, who is cross-county coach at Colonel Crawford, has helped her a great deal and he assisted her the first year when she bad 77 girls.

My coaching has all been physical. The mental preparation is something I wanted the giris to build up for themselves. My responsiblity was to get them physically ready, she said. Keller said she felt that part of the reason for the success in girls trade at Wynford is of Title Nine, a federal law which forces schools to provide equal oppor-tunies for both male and female athletes. It still hasnt totally taken effect People dont realize what it meant for the girls and the opportunities it gave them (athletically).

I have only had one girl (Lisa Schimpf) hoe that has had pure talent, the rest of the girls have had to work for everything they have gotten, Tried la District Sovanlh in State W77-AA Marynvfflt Champs Wjndsrd latitetMaal Biinri sp Galloa InTitatiopal Bucyrus May Champa NCC Char W70-4A Marysvtils Wyidord lnaltatioaal 1 Foard Gabos Invitational Buryraa Relay Rsnoaru-v NCC Champs M7WA Bacyna Relays Wynford Iimtetia NCC Char MaryavOte Samaam Wynford lnrtlalional Champs Bacyras Rday Champa NCC Champs MU-AA Maryavtn Human ap Wyntord Invitational Char Bucyrus Ratay Champs NCC Choi Wynford Dirttatiooal Runnarwnp Crawford Coaoty Relay Huanara-up Maryarills Rslay-Thfrd NOCRuanarwup Saaaa of EigM NCC Championships Fotw Sactional Titles Han barn repnamtod at the State Ned fit Covntjr Six Championships and two Peggy Keller I think It will help the situation to get some new very difficult te sit back and wntci someone else de the teaching. The fine print on sports Mwi pioW rotas right wing NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE LTPei By JOHN KENNY T-F Sport Writer The words winning, Wyn-fords girls trade and Peggy Keller have become synonymous over the past eight -years. Kellers announcement that she is resigning her coaching positions in girls track and volleyball at Wynford marks the end of a very successful career. Over Kellers eight season at the helm, Wynfords girls track teams have compiled a dual and tri-meet record of 78-2. The last loss came back in 1978 when Keller was on a leave of absence.

jWynford, has been represented at the state meet 4rery year since 1975, and has tjon four sectional champion-whips and six county championships. -Wynford has had 47 girls reach the state level over the (last eight years, including 13 the first year when the Royals finished third in the state. 1 bad no idea what I was getting into that first year, Keller said. I certainly didnt expect Michigan By RANDY MINKOFF UP1 Sports Writer CHICAGO (UPI) Michigans fleet receiver Anthony Carter has been named to the United Press International first string all-Big Ten Conference team for the third straight year, 1 Carter was one of six Wolverines named to the unit that was announced Monday. Ohio State and Wisconsin had five players each on the squad chosen by the leagues coaches.

Carter was an overwhelming choice after setting several NCAA and school career receiving records and was a unanimous pick from the leagues coaches. Illinois quarterback Tony Eason was also an overwhelming choice for the first team after narrowly missing the same honor last year. Like Carter, Eason is considered a Heisman Trophy candidate. Easons teammate, Mike Bass, was a solid choice for the teams first string kicker. Completing the backfield are the leagues top two rushers, Tim Spencer of Ohio State and Lawrence Ricks of Michigan.

Spencer, a tailback, led a strong Buckeye rushing attack this season while Ricks picked up where Butch Woolf oik left off and led the Wolverines in rushing this year. Indianas Duane Gunn was WaaMngtoa at Phoenix New Jereey at San Diege Lee Anaelea at Seattle NBA Scoring Leaden Dantley, Utah Them, CM. EngUah, Den. Tripuck, Det Free, A Cmnminga, 8 leeeLDen JS7 1) 131115 J97MA 12 U) M3M 12 144 Ml 29 0 13 131 344 23 5 IS 12 73 7 25 7 7 2t 197 234 22 182 tt-l 12 73 272 22.7 13 113 2M 22.4 Giris High School Scores Caldwell Gwfnaey Cen Cath Col Hartley Col Hamilton Twp a Danbury labidd. Bettanllt 22 wanton 71, Syhrania Northview SI Faatlalre North S3, liadiaon 44 Transactions Meatnal Named Danny Meneadis regional ecoot, Hgned a tbrea-year agreement with Mefnptua at the Southern League.

NY Mete Named Derry Joimetn manager of Tidewater at the International Lf glM SL Lewis Named Jim Fregost manager of Louisville of the America! Asaoaatioo. Utah Forward John Drew left the team te undergo rehabilitation far per-aeoal problem. CaDege Dike Anmamced it would not extend the contract of football Conch Red Wilton. Geerge Waohfagtew Named Stew Bilflky athletic director Teeneeoee Tech Fund bothnll Conch Deo Wade. (U8FLI Signed UgM end Bonn Coaah of Middlebory, wide receiver Roderick Lee of Hilkdale College end center John Schroder of Mlaaouri Valley College.

Timpe Bay (U8FL) Named Steve Spurrier coach. Hartford Sent left wing George Lyle Tuttke R. WiQismsoD Monk Abpedi Young 170-284-216434 147-230-223429 303-234-274414 144-143-231 404 213-141-197941 Team Resultl Karen's Diner 1, Monk Painting 1 Iron A Metal 3, Co-op Body Shop 1 Rameys Ins. Una Acres i ladmer'aXUrntFmuial, jj.i Wahe-Up Honor RoB Results RHart 11256-225 SS1 Fogle 308-308-198807 Stiver 196-178-230901 Stud er 198-18M09979 Ohufoe 191-181282794 Teem Results Shah's 1, Suburban A2' 3 Caddy Stumer Club AGE 4 TrMOar 3, Swan Plastics 1 Allstate Ins. A FOP 1484 Bucynia Sunoco A 1941 CRAWFORD LANES Monday holusorial Honor Roll Resolts Shew 149-201264834 Stuckman m-190-1119M Hart 187-191-104981 Asomtadmer 370 Brown 198-230-148948 Team Results Marathon 4, Crawford Nursery 4 Hessy's In.

AGE Glamt Anchor Swan Herald Printing 1 Horseshoe 9, Rime's 1 Steeles 1, Sharp's 3 Monday Chorch Honor Roll Results Murray 213-179-18A97I Steinhelbor 184-300-193937 Pritchard 148200-1534 Pritchard 202-140-196908 Snyder 194-143-100487 Team Resultl ML Zion 1, First Baptist 1 Martin L. A Hot Shots 1 SL Pauls 8, LuthereA 4 Srntch Honor Ron Auck B7-M7-220-170871 Long 225-163-228-191 427 Weber 108-191-244-181 814 Rahm, Jr 221-211-174-17277 Unn 199-300-179-164 744 Teem Resultl Tem2 A Buda Brea. I Tri-Star 7, Fleabag Hotel 2 Black Widow A Team 9 Team-7 1, Gary's Pro Shop Area bowling results all-Big Ten back while Indianas Babe La uf en berg was the choice for backup quarterback. Two recordsetting receivers were named to the second unit. Gary Williams of Ohio State and Mike Martin of Illinois were second team choices of the coaches.

1M2 AD-BIg Te foatball lean (Listing paalHm, player, ochoat dm, Wide reeetan Anthony Carter, Michigan, senior, Riviera Beach, Fla, Duane Gunn, Indiana, junior, Indianapolis, lad. Tight end Jekn Prwdk, Okie Mete, Jwtier. ML Lebanon, Pa. Tackle Qma Hinton, Northwestern, senior, Chicago; Bob Winckler, Wisconsin, senior, WestBend, Wis. Guards Stefan Humphries, Michigan, junior, Broward, FIs Joe Lake, Okie Stale, scalar, Cteetaaatt.

Center Tom Dixon, Michigan, junior. Ft Wayne, Ind. Quarterback Tony Eason, senior, Walnut Grove, CaL Running backs Ttaa Spencer, Okie Stele, sealer, SL ClairsviUe, Okie; Lawrence Ricks, Michigan, senior, Barberton, Ohio. Placekicker Mike Baas, Illinois, senior, Tampa, Fla. linemen Tim Krunute, Wisconsin, senior, Mondovi, Jerome Fester.

OU8tete, center, Detroit, DaneU Suns, Wisconsin, junior, Bridgeport, Mark Bortx, Iowa, senior, PardeevUle, Wis. -no Atteehaeirers i Robert Tbempeon. Michigan, senior, Bie Island, JQL; Paid Girgash, Michigan; senior, Lakewood, Ohio; Carl Banks, Michigan State, junior, Flint, Marcus Marek, Okie State, seder. Masury, Okie. Backs Matt Vanden Boom, Wisconsin, enter, Kimberly, Wis.

David Greenwood, Wisconsin, senior, Pait Falls, Keith Beetle, Michigan, senior, Ann Arbor, 'rf Si" j. ft -A 4 as-' Isijjtedfa fa u-t4w 4k9i-tw4 Oltnfcs bleed into tiw pregram.Itwilib( (T-F Photo by Bm Metzger) Ardae Henderson to of the American Hoi-ke League, called sp left wmg Paul Marshall from Binghamton SL Lenta Recalled center Alain Leaden from Sell Lake City of the Cen tral Hockey League Tar ante Celled op center Mike KasrycU from SL Cstharmee of the American Hockey League. JANE KESSUNG bowling an team-2 of Hie Ladies Scratch League at Sabarfean Lanes put together games of 2M-20B-202 for a 611 series. This was her first CM series ot the year. curnmn pur.ip SERVICE YORK, RHEEM.

AMANA, GENERAL ELECTRIC Call 552-0200 2 lltor she said; I dont think the girls have jieen recognized by the school and their peers as hard workers. People think the success we have bad stems from me, and thats not the way it is. One of the reasons that Keller is retiring from her coaching positions i because of family ties. She now has two children, Chris, five, and Jennifer one. The girls here have a good base to build on and I think it will help the situation to get some new blood into the program.

It will be Very difficult to sit back and watch someone else do the coaching, she said. Keller will continue on at Wynford as the girls Athletic Director and as a Physical Education and Health teacher. The high school has not named a replacement for Keller yet VnMGUlM Coach Peggy 19704 Buryrus Relay! Champa Maryxvilte Relay Champ Malabar Relay Champs NCC Champa Sectional Champa Third in State squad Punter Reggie Roby, Iowa, senior, Waterloo, Iowa. Otfesoo Wide receiver Mike Martin, Illinois, senior; Gary WOliaaa, Okie Stale, Malar. Tight end Jon Henrey, Northwestern, Tackles Brett MQkr, Iowa, senior; Bffl Rikerti, Okie Stele, jmtor.

Guards Randy Rasmussen, Minnesota, senior; BUI Humphries, Minnesota, senior. Center Jay HUf enberg, Iowa, Jmtfor Quarterback Babe Laufeuberg, In- Running backs Ricky Edwards, Northwestern, senior; Mel Gray, Purdue, junior. Placekicker All Hajl-Sbeikb, Michigan, senior Linemen Matt Hemandes, Purdue, senior; Karl Mecklenburg, Minnesota, senior; Smiley Cresswell, Michtean State, senior; Winfred Carraway, Michigan, linebackers David Frye, Purdue, senior; Mike Boren, Michigan, junior, Mark Brown, Purdue, senior; Glen Cebb, Okie Stele, sealer. Backs Craig Swoops, Illinois, freshman; Charles Armstead, Illinois, senior; 8kawi Gajrie, Okie State, juuicr Punter Join Kidd, Northwestern, Junior. Offesue Wide receivers Dunaway, Michigan; Williams, Illinois; Toon, Wisconsin, Grant, Michigan State.

Tecklee-Fields, Purdue; Alt, Iowa; Stranger. Michigan. Guards Mintns, Middy State; Babyar, Illinois. Coder Versnick, Wisconsin. Quarterbacks Campbell, Purdue; Hohensee, Minnesota; Smith, Michigan.

Running backs Gill and Phillips, Iowa, King, Wisconsin; Jinny Gayle, Okie gtste, Watah, Indiana. I i 1 Defense Linemen Gregus, minis; Chdee, Northwestern; Tbotpe, Umote, Sindch, jllfhlgM. Linebackers Neely, Michigan State; Byrd, Illinola; Erb, Iowa; M.lki, Wiacoain. BMki Oiga. Mbweaota, Stoop, lom; Law, OMa 8tate; Bdl, OUa State; Cardelli, Mimieaota.

i i Dec. 11 Colonel Crawford Dec. 14 Upper Sandusky (NOL) Jan. 4 at Gallon (NOL) Jan. 8 Tiffin Columbian (NOL) Jan.

11 at Bellevue (NOL) Jan. 18 at Willard (NOL) Jan. 25 at Norwalk (NOL) Jan. 29 Shelby (NOL) Feb. 2 at Upper Sandusky Feb.

5 Gallon (NCL) Feb. 9 at Tiffin Columbian Feb. 10 Ontario Feb. 15 Bellevue (NOL) Feb. 19 at Colonel Crawford 1 Jaafor Htgk Nrr.

38 LyVana; Dae. 7 at Bockaya Cao-tml; Dm. 14 at Galloa; Jan. 4 at Lrkwi; Jan. 4 at Willard; Jan.

11 Shelbjr; Jan. Buckeye Central; Jan. II at Mount Zion; Jan 17 Gallon; Feb 1 Mount Zion; Feb. I et Shelby; Feb 10 WiUanL VARSITY Ne.Naae i I Tiffany Ankney I Kinder Plymale Kelly-Stricklend II Denise Cisco 12. Jackie Jones 13 Michel Holt 14 Gretchen Kim 13 Amu AueenhebMr 21 Rhonda Murick M.

Dawn Blaskis fa. Nam 10 Use Garvin 11. LeAnn Walker 11 Tracy Dibi 13. Donna Fox 14 Gail Smith 13 Lika Cedy LettyNaveJa 21 Melanie Cloaa 21 Kellie Britt 22 Trecy Emory 24 Kria Brinkman W.TnmyCnmmni SUBURBAN LANES Honor RoD Kiasling Montague 8. Tuttle Klingenberger UPeppeid Reeulte log-m-m-imm 203-213-194-190 743 210-192-213-136 74 192-221-2M-121 743 174-143-214-146 72B Ftefeor Auto Parte 4, Team-1 -Suburbia Lounge 7, 2 EaxlttMt xed Honor Roll Remits R.

Mills 184-172-209334 Atepecb 144-173-141324 8 Spurlock 149-219-126 324 Buckner 160-136-177492 P.Alapach 1 US-1U-US470 Tram Result Fabulas Four 3, Has Been 1 Lucky Four A Happy Four 4 Dynamic Force 0. Magic Four 4 Biwtnooi Men's Honor Roll Results Gottfried 231-160-310421 Vaughan 220-304-164601 Luts 204.101-1173 507 Mitchell 224-1M-179SC8 Kocher 174-174222972 Tetun Results Hall Heating 4, Farmers Citlxena Kodwr Ftnns 4, Linn Acres 0 Unsponsored 3, Gabby Nut Sale 1 Brackemidge 3, Studer-Perrin 1 Honor Roll Results L. Denali 106-31 1-I 619 R. Ruhs 177-190213 9M Aurand M1-169M4973 R. Eich 143-177-121982 A.

Wheeler 141-213-144982 Teemiteeults Eagles-1 0. Eagles-9 4 Ohio Foam 0, Eagle2 4 Checkmate 2, Winki Lock Shop 3 Eagles-3 1 B.P.O. Elks Honor Roll Wonnor Wetthmaa Fellows Henry Schaerer Results U8-1M27J86P 183219-248842 224214-106 83S 234-140-208810 104211-187 982 Team Results Steepen 3, Moon Sbotn 1 HI Five A Bullets Bombers 0 High Rollers i. Truck in Five 1 Easy Five A JollCtuta 8 Honor Roll Results dominates the other receiver and was one of six juniors on the first team. Other Michigan players honored were center Tom Dixon, guard Stefan Humphries, linebackers Robert Thompson and Paul Girgash and defensive back Keith Bostic.

Wisconsin, slated for the Independence Bond, had several outstanding stars, mostly on defense. Linemen Tim Krumrie and Darrell Sims and defensive backs Matt Vanden Boom and David Greenwood were named to the first unit while offensive tackle Bob Winckler was chosen for the first offensive team. Other Ohio State players named were guard Joe Lukens, tight end John Frank, lineman Jerome Foster and linebacker Marcus Marek. Northwestern; which enjoyed a mild football resurgence, had its first player on thedirst unit in several years. Chris Hinton was an overwhelming selection at Offensive tackle beside Winckler.

In addition to Carter, other repeat performer? from last year included punter Reggie (toby of Iowa, Krumrie, -Vanden Boom end Marek. i Heading the second team on offense were a pair of Northwestern players, tight end Jon Harvey and halfback Ricky Edwards, both juniors. Purdues Mel Gray was the other ing to be. If the kids go out and do what theyre capable, of, were going to win some games. The future is' coming.

Im looking at it as the second stage. Our girls will be playing against a lot of older kids, so well gain on experience, but well take our bruises pretty bad sometimes, she added. None of our starters have established their sewing potential. Last year our guards and forwards were playing to Beth a lot, Craig said. She is counting heavily on improvement from her three letterwinners; 5-9 senior Gretchen Klme, who will replace Fishpaw in the pivot; 94 point-guard Kindar Plymale, junior; and 5-9 junior forward Denise Cisco.

i I think Gretchen will score the most Inside. Plymale is a good shooter, as is Kelly Strickland (5-1 sophomore Thd three of them together are going to have to do it, the coach said. Craigs starting line-up in-. eludes Kime in the middle, Cisco and 5-6 sophomore Dawn Blaskis on the wings and Plymale and Strickland at guard. Craig also said she expects sophomore Jackie Jones to see a lot of plying time, We could easily have tiiree in the line-q at any time, with Smith.

Third row, Tiffany Ankney, Kindar Plymale, Dawn Blaskis, Michele Holt, Denise Cisco, Gretchen Ktae, Jackie Jones, Amy Ausenhelmer, Rhonda Musick, Kelly Strickland, Coach Lana Craig, Assistant Coach Tfan Craig. (T-F Photo by Bill Metzger) SUCYRUS BASKETBALL, 1982-83 The Bncyrns giris basketball am for 1982-83. Left to right, front row, Manager Theresa Powell, etty Naveja, Lisa Garvin, Lisa Cady, Manager Mindy Cisco. Second row, Donna Fox, Kellie Britt, Tamy Cremeans, Tracy Emory, i Brinkman, Tracy Dible, LeAnn Walker, Melanie Close, Gall lliotfaye Iteeelt LA Raldera San Diego 34 NY Giant at Dotrott, noon Ore at Dallas, 3 pan. Swday, Now.

Baltimore at Bunaio, 1 p.m. Chicago ot Minnesota, 1 pm. St. Louia at Atlanta, 1 pm Croon Bay ft Now York ota, Los Angeles Cincinnati, lpm. Philadelphia at Raldera at Waehingtan, 1 Francis- New Orleans at Saa CO, 4 pJB.

Denver at San Dfago, 4 Xanana City at Lot Angeles Rams, 4pm Pittsburgh jfSaattlipm Miami at Tampa liay, I pm NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE L. GB Philadelphia Boston New Jereey Washington New York 1 10 I 4 5 no S33 401 .333 tb 0 fa 71k Central Dtrlafoo Detroit 0 0 .010 Milwaukee 0 0 .010 Chicago 0 0 .000 Wt Indiana 0 7 .417 fa Atlanta 4 7 J04 0 Cleveland 1 10 001 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest DMelau W. L. GB Kansas ty I 0 AW tt San Antonio 0 I 010 Dallas 0 0 400 2 Denver I .417 2 Utah 0 7 300 JVk Houston 1 10 .001 0 Pacttte DMefaa Seattle 12 1 023 Phoenix 10 I 700 2 LtwAngelei 0 3 .750 Ik Portland I I I Golden State 4 0 J33 7 San Diego 2 10 J07 OVk Monday's Results (No Games Scheduled) Tteiv'i Gum Indiana at New York, 7.34 pm Portland at Philadelphia, 7 30 pm. Chicago at Atlanta, 7.36 pjn.

Utah at Clevaland, 0 pan. Denver at Saa Antonio, 0 10 pm Detroit at Houston, 3.06 m. New Jersey at Golden State, 10 30 pm Wethmsday'i Game Portland at Boston Philadelphia ot Indiana at Dallas at Kansas City Utah at Milwaukee San Antonio at Denver RECORDSET 1 ROSEMONT.m. (UPI) -Greg Meyer, Wellesley, set a course record with a time of 28:59 Sunday to win the third annual Rosenwnt 10-kilometer Turkey Trot Joan Benoit, Boston, and Michael Manley, Eugene, each set American records for the distance. Although Meyer finished last years race in 28:38, the course this year was a new route, making this years time a record.

In addition to winning last years turkey trot, Meyer also won two other races in the Chicago area In 1962, the Loopthe-Loop 10K Fun Run in 29 12 and Americas Marathon in 2:10:59. Four-time world champion marathoner. Bill Rodgers, came in second with a time of 29:05. Third place wefit to Reo Rorem, Charleston, DL, who finished in 29:23. fj A HOOKER BY ANY OTHER NAME CHICAGO '(UPI) A judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by wildlife artist T.J.

Hooker, who claimed a television show by the same name damaged his reputation because it is violent 1 Iraig rebuilding Bucyrus girls basketball W'A Reg. or Diet 7-UP 29 OH ox. Btls. By JERRY ROBINETTE T-F Sports Editor Coach Lana Craig has the 1 sucyrus girls basketball team i phase two of a rebuilding pro-l ram this year, and is cautious 1 optimistic about i nprovement Last year the Redmen finish-i the season at 0-19 despite the presence of leading scorer and rebounder Beth Fishpaw, an all-Northern Ohio League choice, who received a scholar-, ship from the University of Cincinnati. No doubt about It Beth will be tough to replace," Craig said.

Well have more people shooting, and we hope to replace her points. We dont have one person who will average 15 or 16 points, so we have to get points out of two or three people. i But that (shooting) is also one of our problems. That has to develop, she added. 4 Also gone is point-guard Carol Britton, leaving Craig with only me three juniors and three returning letterwinners for this year.

There are six sophomores on the varsity roster, up from last seasons 5-13 jayvee squad. It take a few years to rebuild, Craig said. Last year was the very beginning. I think that was the worst its go JackLe replacing either forward. Quickness will be one asset this year, and Craig hopes to be able to generate some offense from the fast break.

This year, in Strickland and Plymale, well be able to get that going. Well be able to run this year, because theyre really fast and quick. Were also going to be able play more man-to-man defense with our starters, because of our quickness. We ate improved in that area, she said. Our offense is set-up around the whole team.

Well use all of i our options on offense, because the only way you can win is to score. 'Weve got the scrappiness, the guts and the desire. Now weve got to develop the scoring ability. Craig said she sees Shelby as the class of the NOL. Shelby, no doubt about it Theyre going to overpower a lot of people.

Everybody talks about Willard, ted that depends on the transition to their new coach. Gallons really rebuilding. Bellevue will be tough, as always. BUCYRUS REDMEN Nov. 22 Wynford i Willard (NOL) .10,4 Norwalk (NOL) Dec.

7 at Shelby (NOL) 29 Rog. or Diwt Pepsi or AAt. Dow SAtt to amirs Orange Juice Mnjj'Skimrs Whipping Cream Egg Ncg 99 Owl Yoor Holiday Wlnw From Us, Wu Hans A Nlco SalucHow at Imported and Domestic Wlnau SPECIALS GOOD NOVEMBER 23-29. 1982 Opon Monday Saturday 10:00 AM 11:30 PM; Sunday 12:00 Noon 0:00 PM r't f. i 1.