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The Parsons Sun from Parsons, Kansas • 7

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The Parsons Suni
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7 Norsemen squeeze Indy in SEK opener By JACK HARRIS Sun Sports Editor After a slow start in their Southeast Kansas League high school baseball opener here Saturday night the Parsons Vikings came out smelling like a Rose was sure glad to see us tie the game (at said Dustin Rose Vike sophomore whose three first-inning walks and third-inning error helped Independence build a 3-0 lead Rose however walked and scored the winning run in tne sixth inning as Parsons claimed a 4-3 victory The triumph in Marvel Park evened the season record at 1-1 Brothers Brian and Dale Baldwin shut Indy down with seven innings of hitlcss relief Dale who worked the final three innings gained the victory squaring his mark at 1-1 Gerald Beardmore homcred to lead a modest three-hit Viking attack was good to said Charlie Nally Parsons coach fell behind but then we came back what gonna have to do Brian Baldwin threw well in middle relief he struck out six and Dale came in and blew it by just gotta get our bats going I think we will The kids are just real anxious at bat now popping the ball up a lot When they settle down be Scott Independence left-hander stymied Viking hitters most of the night with an assortment of off-speed pitches He also hit three batters and walked four lapses that proved costly threw our timing Nally said of Scott were out in front of the ball all Beardmore homered to Icft-ccntcr the third to begin the comeback control problems and Indy fielding miscues helped the Vikes tic the game in the fifth Rose then walked in the sixth stole second went to third when a throw to first by the catcher after a strikeout and raced home to score the winner on a wild pitch knew 1 could steal Rose said was running on the pitch before (the steal) but Mike (McGuire) fouled it off Then when the catcher throw the ball very hard to first (on the strikeout) I believe it (Nally) told me to be ready to go (home) in case of a wild pitch When it got past the catcher I Parsons is slated to play three league games this week Tuesday at Columbus here Thursday against Pittsburg and on Friday at Labette County of Altamont The Junior Vikings pounded out a 15-0 victory in three innings in the junior varsity game Erik Scmrad slammed a double and two singles and Mark Ogle a key single Pitchers Galen McDaniel who went two innings and Ramon Marunc limited Indy to one hit The Parsons Sun Monday April 3 1989 Viking box INDEPENDENCE PARSONS ab bi ab bi Hvatt rf 3 0 0 0 Beardmrc ss 4 1 2 1 Osborn ss 3 10 0 VanWcy rf 2 10 0 Lctker 1 2 0 0 Stafford 3 0 0 0 Brewster cf 3 0 0 0 DBldn 3b-p 3 10 0 Coda lb 3 0 12 Myers cf 3 0 0 0 Keal 3b 3 0 0 1 BBldn 2b-p 2 0 0 0 Scott rf 3 0 0 0 Rose p-rf 110 0 Botts If 2 0 0 0 McGuire lb 3 0 10 Scott 3 0 0 0 Wheat If 0 0 0 0 Totals 24 3 1 3 Cole If 10 0 0 Totals 22 4 3 1 Independence 201 000 0 3 Parsons 00 1 021 4 Game winning RBI none LOB Independence 7 Parsons 7 HR Beardmore SB Baldwin Rose 2 Cards sweep face Highland Independence Scott 0 1 Parsons Rose Baldwin Baldwin 1-1 HBP Wheat by (2) IP II FR SO 6 3 4 1 4 6 0 1 2 2 3 0 4 0 1 0 2 6 3 0 0 0 1 3 VanWcy by Scott Card boxes SATURDAY 1st game COFFEYVILLE LABETTE A five-day layoff may have been just what Labette Cardinal hitters needed Not to mention Redbird hurlers The Parsons-based flock won the battle of in a community college baseball doublcheader Saturday in Marvel Park blasting the Coffcy-ville Red Ravens 10-0 and 13-3 Labette was slated to return to action here today entertaining Fort Scott in the first of four twin bills in four days and six in seven days A doublcheader Sunday in Chanutc against Neosho County was postponed to April 24 was pretty happy with the way we came out and took charge early in both Tom Hilton Labette coach said of runaways kept hitting the ball We got the ball up in the wind a couple of times for wind-blown home runs and that seemed to take a lot out of them That was the difference in the Third-baseman Joey Williams slugged three homers two in the second game He drove in seven runs Designated hitter Robbie Foster homered in both games and plated three runs Todd Jones who played second base in the opener and shortstop in the second game was 5-for-5 for the day He homered in both games and drove in six runs Mike Burgclin and Jimmy Warford also homered Left-hander Mike Thomas hurled a one-hitter in the opener striking out seven Right-hander Mike Kiser threw a three-hitter in the second game fanning four THOMAS JONES was pleased (with the pitching) for the (windy) said Hilton had his worst outing of the year but it was a heck of an accomplishment the way he battled Kiser was fairly was kind of a tough day to said Thomas wind was holding my fastball up and making the curve hang I was glad to get the strikeouts used to getting a lot so it was good to get them Labette set the tone for the day in the first inning of the opener Kevin Jenkins lined a single to left and Williams singled to center With one out Foster singled to right to score Jenkins and bring up Burgclin who blasted a three-run homer over the fence in center was a 2-1 said urgclin was just trying to hit the ball hard somewhere 1 got the pitch I wanted (a fastball) It was a little low I drove Thomas fanned the side in the second and had two whiffs in the third and one each in the fourth and fifth The triumphs raised record to 14-6 to Chris Hamm of York 6-3 6-1 In No 3 singles Edwardo Sebas-tiani opened with a 6-3 6-7 16-14 triumph over Bcnncn Wood of Pratt then bowed out by default to Shawn Denny Chris Johnston playing No 4 singles was a 6-3 6-1 ictim of Shane Beaimear of Butler County In No 5 singles Shane Secrist bowed to Randy Drake of Seward County 4-6 6-2 6-2 we played pretty said Seal In play Kathy Ferraro bowed to Julie Thill of Barton County 9-3 Labette travels to Concordia on Tuesday for the unofficial Kansas Independent CC championship Team scores Johnson County 42 Butler County 16 Seward County I5Labettc5Independence4 York (Neb)4 Kansas City 3 Pratt 2 Coffeyville 2 Garden City 0 The Parsons Mike McGuire gets set for a turn at bat (File photo) Card netters finish fourth Kids Wrestling opener set Three matches Tuesday will open the Parsons Kids Wrestling program The opener at 6 pm in the Labette Community College gymnasium sends Parsons Catholic against Garficld-Lincoln Lincoln was coupled with Garfield after the printing of the first schedules Washington meets Meadow View at 7 and Altamont faces Guthridge at 8 Sports at a glance Schedules for each of the final three Tuesdays have also been changed according to Jody Thompson Parsons program director The remainder of the schedule (not including a season-ending tournament): April 1 1 Washington vs Altamont 6pm Meadow View Guthndge vs Parsons Catholic 7 00 Guthndge vs Lincoln 8 00 Apnl 18 Altamont vs Meadow View-Guthndge 6pm Parsons Catholic vs Guthndge 7 00 Washington vs Lincoln 8 00 Apnl 25 Meadow View-Garfield vs Lincoln 6 Altamont vs Parsons Caihohc 7 00 Guthndge vs Washington 8 00 Game-winrung RBI Foster Thomas DP Labette LOB Coffeyville 2 Labette 2 2B Williams HR Burgehn Jones Williams SB Irwin Jones SF Warford Coffeyville Hugo Patton Labette Thomas 3-1 WP Hugo 3 IP II FR SO 3 9 8 8 1 2 3 2 2 2 0 2 6 1 0 0 2 7 2nd game COFFEYVILLE LABETTE ab bl ab bl Irwin ss 2 0 0 0 Jenkins cf 3 2 0 0 Martin ss 10 11 TThomas cf 10 0 0 Fox If 2 0 0 0 Williams 3b 4 3 3 5 Futon If 1 0 0 0 Sadler lb 3 110 Bird rf 2 0 10 Foster dh 3 13 2 Dnver 3b 2 0 0 0 Downey dh 0 0 0 0 Barr lb 2 0 0 0 Burgekn rf 2 2 0 0 Lowery dh 2 0 0 0 Stuck rf 0 0 0 0 HiU cf 110 0 Probert If 2 10 0 Wilson 1 2 0 0 Jones ss 2 12 4 Ward 2b 10 11 Warford 3 111 Brasler 2b 1 0 0 0 McKinley 0 0 0 0 Totals 18 3 3 2 Allred 2b 110 0 Miller 2b 0 0 0 0 Totals 24 13 10 12 Coffeyville 020 01 Labette 481 Ox 13 Game-winning RBI Jones Allred Probert Irwin LOB Coffeyville 2 La belle 4 2B Foster Sadler Martin 1IR Williams 2 Foster Jones Warford SB Jenkins Coffeyville IP II ER SO Kinder IK 9 12 11 3 1 Ruder 2V 2 112 3 Labette Kiser 3 0 533124 PB Warford Hill WP Kinder Calendar TODAY College baseball Fort Scott at Labette Community College-Parsons 2) College softball Allen County-Iola at Labette (2) High school baseball Labette County-Allamont at Pittsburg TUESDAY College baseball Highland at Labette (2) College tennis Labetre at Cloud County-Concordia quadrangular High school baseball Parsons at Columbus Thayer at West Elk Alloona-Midway at Chetopa Oswego at North east-Arma High school track Held Parsons JV at Pittsburg Labette County freshmen at Chanute lligh school golf Quad County League meet at Caney(Ene St Paul in field) WEDNESDAY College baseball Mo Southern JV-Jophn at Labette (2) THURSDAY College baseball Labette at Highland (2) College softball NE Oklahoma Miami at Labette (2) High school baseball Pittsburg at Parsons Labette County at Coffeyville High school golf Parsons at Independence Invitational (Labette County) High school track field Southeast-Cherokee Invitational (Oswego Cheto-pa Thayer Ene Cherryvale) FRIDAY College softball Labette at NE Oklahoma Invitational High school baseball Parsons at Labette County High school track field Parsons at Fort Scott Invitational (Labette County) High school tennis Parsons at Coffeyville Invitational (Cherryvale) Labette County at Chanute Invitational SATURDAY College baseball Neosho County at Labette (2) College softball Labette at NE Oklahoma Invitational College tennis Labette at St Okla Invitational High school track field St Paul at LeRoy-Gndiey Invitational Humboldt Invitational at Iota (Ene Cherryvale) SUNDAY College baseball Labette at Allen County-Iola (2) EL The Labette Cardinals of Parsons claimed fourth place in the Butler County-Independence Invitational community college singles tennis tournament here Saturday Johnson County was a runaway winner in the 10-team field with 42 points Labette scored five to edge Independence and York Neb Labette sophomore Craig Van-Wey seeded fourth in No 1 singles opened with a 6-1 6-4 victory over Nadccm Diwan who is from London VanWcy then bowed to top-seeded Eric Hess of Johnson County 6-4 6-2 VanWcy owned a 4-2 lead in the first set and David (Thomas) played extremely said John Seal Labette coach Thomas unseeded knocked off third-seeded Roger Anderson of Cof-feyville 6-3 6-3 in his opener in No 2 singles He bowed in the semifinals of the Joplin T-Birds bodybuilding contest Edison Warren and the two others in the class will vie for prizes of S200 for first place 1 50 for second and $50 for third Deadline extended Parsons boys ages nine through 15 will have one final change to register for Parsons Babe Ruth baseball Gary Baldwin president of the Parsons Babe Ruth Association said today that final registration is set for 4-6 pm Wednesday at the Community Center Record series is 3319 The record-breaking scries bowled by Pro Shop on Friday night in the industrial League at Tower Bowl was 3319 It was incorrectly reported to The Sun on Friday night at 3309 The games were 1048 1028 and 1243 The 1243 was also an all-time Parsons record Jack 300 was his second perfect game this season Paul closing 299 also qualified him for an award from the American Bowling Congress Edison Warren advance JOPLIN Tommy Edison and Mark Warren of Parsons have advanced to finals in the open class win 2nd meet Labette's Foster sharp in losses at Chanute CHANUTE Cheryl Foster helped put the Labette Lady Cardinals on the right track here Friday Neosho County of Chanute pinned the third one-sided loss in a row on the fledgling Parsons-based community college softball team before Labette rebounded in the second game before suffering a 6-5 loss had vastly improved said Kris Spigarclli Labette coach lauding Foster had trouble getting the ball over against NEO (in a season-opening double loss) But Cheryl did a good Neosho County losers of four straight entering the twin bill erupted for 13 runs in the second frame of the five-inning opener In the second game which went the full seven innings Neosho took a 3-0 lead in the first only to see Labette rally with three in the second and two in the third The Lady Cardinals kept the lead until the fifth inning Stacie Symes and Mary Kcrwin had key hits for Labette The Lady Cards were slated to entertain Allen County of Iola in a doublcheader today LC girls WINFIELD Labette County of Altamont girls breezed to their second high school track and field victory this season in two starts here Friday night capturing the Winfield Invitational LC won three events and logged seven second-place finishes in piling up 129'2 points Derby was a distant second with 83 points LC boys won three events two by Charles Fugate and finished fifth was real said Roy Thompson LC coach ran extremely LC senior Christie Allen captured the 3200-meter run in 12 minutes 19 seconds and freshman Jennifer Treiber won the 1600 in 5:42 That pair along with Shanna Cozart and Tina Allen captured the 3200 relay in 10:23 LC also won the weight Sixths were scored by Henry in the high jump Zwahlen in the long jump and Gannaway in the 400 Fugate won the triple jump with a leap of 40-10 and the long jump with a mark of 19-3 Cory Burk captured the 3200 in 10:27 Fugate was second in the high jump Burk third in the 1600 and Jim- my Jones Fugate Brian Vccnis and Sky Cares fifth in the 400 relay i LC travels to the Fort Scott Invitational on Friday Team scores GIRLS Labette County-Alumcint 129'i Derby 83 Ark- ansas City 80' Coffeyville 68i Winfield 5IV Newton 30 Wichita Bishop Carroll 29 Independence BOYS Derby 116 Winfield 112 Arkansas City 99 New- ton 59 Labette County 46 Coffeyville 37 Independence 29 Bishop Carroll 19 relay an event that did not count in the team standings Kristy Hamilton Nicole Reed Judy Moore and Michelle Kramer covered the 400 meters in 1 minute flat Second-place finishes were posted by Hamilton in the shot put Kramer in the javelin Gina Renfro in the 100 high hurdles Tonya Seyfcrt in the 1600 and 3200 Cozart in the 800 and by Sheri Zwahlen Becky Thompson Geri Gordon and Natalie Gannaway in the 1600 relay Thirds were scored by Hamilton in the javelin Teresa Ceme in the 100 hurdles and by Tara Henry in the 1600 and 3200 Becky Schetller was fourth in the long jump and Renfro fourth in the 300 low hurdles Julie Bell was fifth in the 100 hurdles Becky Thompson fifth in the 400 Ceme fifth in the 300 hurdles and Tina Allen fifth in the 800 i I.

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