The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 17

Sunday, March 30, 1997 VJUUUdy, JYlcUl.ll TfJAJl- Treas powers Lady Leppards past Pantherettes, 14-6 Sulphur Springs drops Lady Cats, 11-1 News Staff Writer Amanda Treas went 4-for-4 at the plate, including two home runs and four RBIs to lead Liberty-Eylau past the North Lamar Pantherettes, 14-6, Friday at North Lamar Softball Field. The Lady Leopards got off to a big start, scoring four runs in the.first inning and another in the second, Kim Shelby and Stacy Cromer scored on Amber Rustling's two-run single. That was followed by Treas' first two- run shot over the left field fence, which gave Liberty-Eylau a 4-0 lead. North Lamar came back with two runs of its own in the bottom of the first OvmM'. Texas High 6-1 17-4 Mount Pteasant 6-1 15-2 Sulphur Springs: 7-3 Liberty-Eylau 3-4 North Lamar 1-6 Paris 3-fl Mount Pleasant 6, at North Lamar Texas High 14, Liberty-Eylau 4.

March 27 OanMS Mount Pleasant 13 at Paris Texas High 2, Sulphur Springs 0. I March 21 Sulphur Springs 11, Paris 1 Mount Pleasant 14, North Lamar 6. April 1 Paris at North Lamar; Texas High at i Mounl Pleasant; Liberiy-Eytau at Sulphur Springs. April 4 Paris at Liberty-Eylau; Texas High at North Lamar; Mount Pleasant at Sulphur Springs. April Texas High at Paris; Liberly-Eylau at I Mount Pleasant; Sulphur Springs at North Lamar.

End (Uvular inning, Stacie Bell and Carla Carico each walked to open the game. Stephanie Canida laid down a sacrifice bunt that scored Bell, who had stolen second and third. Then Shawna Weist singled'home Carico. Liberty-Eylau's second inning run came when Shelby walked, stole second and scored on a double by Cromer, Lekata Barber added another run for the Lady Leopards in the top of the fourth, but North Lamar made the game close, scoring three more runs in the bottom of the fourth. J.P.

Pitcock, Cassidy. Exum and Bell each scored to move within one run of Liberty-Eylau at 6-5. The Lady Leopards took control of the game from that point, scoring three runs in the fifth, three in the sixth and two in the seventh. Shelby and Treas each scored twice, and Barber, Cromer, Rushing and Amanda Campbell each scored once. Weist scored the final run for North Lamar in the seventh.

For Shelby, it was her seventh pitch- ing victory of the season. The Pantherettes will host Paris Tuesday at North Lamar. On Friday, North Lamar will host Texas High. 410 133 IS MorthUmr aoo 3OO 1 a 2 2 Kim Shelby and Amber Rushing; Ashley Hart and Shawna Weist. KflP Shelby, 7 IP, 6 R.

8 H. 9 K. 6 BB, 2 ER. LP Hart. 7 IP.

14 15 H. 3 BB. 2 ER. Uberty-Eyiau North Lamar (1-6. 1-9) Sulphur Springs 11, Paris 1 SULPHUR SPRINGS The Paris Wildcats' District 15-4A losing skid continued Friday afternoon with an 11-1 defeat at Sulphur Springs.

Sulphur Springs (5-2, 7-3) scored five runs in the second inning, one in the lith and five in the sixlh to 10-run the visiting Lady Cats, who fell to 0-7 in league play and 3-8 overall. LaTresea McGill was 2-for-3 with two runs scored for the Lady Wildcats, while Merideth Boyle had three RBIs and a run scored. Rachel Cogburn was 2-for-3 with two runs scored, while Amber Holt was 1- for-3 with two RBIs and two runs scored. Paris' Tippy Gordon was 1-for-3 with an RBI, while Kelly Dalrymple was 2-for-3. Blair Shelton got the loss for Paris, going two innings, giving up five hits, two earned runs and striking out one.

Mendy Boss (7-3) picked up the win, going the six-inning distance, allowing four hits, walking three and striking out 13. Sulphur Springs got 10 hits off and Abby Troutt, while the Lady Cats scattered four hits over the six inning contest. Paris travels to North Lamar Tuesday for a 4 p.m contest. On Friday, the Lady Cats will travel to Liberly-Eylau to face the Lady Leopards. Sulphur 000 010 050 015 1 11 4 10 6 2 Blair Slielion.

Abby Troult and Julie Shelion; Mendy Boss and Amanda Birchlield. WP Boss, 6 IP, 4 H. 1 R. 1 ER, 3 BB, 13 LP B. Shelton.

2 IP, 5 5 R. 2 ER, 1 BB. 1 K. Relief. Trout.

3 6 R. 2 ER, 2 BB. 3 K. Records: Paris (0-7. 3-8).

Sulphur Springs (5-2, 7-3). Paris League registration continues The Paris Teen League will be signing up players through April 7. Any boys interested in playing need to contact their coach, or call Dale Henry at 784-5294 after 5 p.m. All boys need to sign up, including players returning from last year. LGA results The team of Molly Homer, Keitt Wood and Eleanor Sherman took first place in Wednesday's Ladies Golf Association tournament play at Paris Golf and Country Second place winners were Jimmie Hodges, Jo Anderson, Patsy Adkins-and Inez Adams.

In afternoon play, Homer took low gross and Wood won low net. The next Travel League Tournament will be in May at Oak Creek Country Club in Greenville. Tee time for the Wednesday event is 10:30 a.m. TRY'athlon scheduled in Paris on April 26 St. Joseph's Aerofit and Harley- Davidson will co-host the first Paris TRVathlon beginning at 9 a.m.

Saturday, April. 26. divisions are Team, Family Dixie baseball tourney to be held at Woodall Field A pre-season baseball tournament for any regular season Dixie Youth 12 and under team will be held at Woodall Field in Paris on Friday and Saturday. Each team is guaranteed three games. Entry fee is $45 per team.

First, second and third place awards will be given. No all-star teams or select teams will be allowed and entries will be limited to the first 24 teams. For information, call 982-5999 or 784-5289. Bass tourney slated The Northeast Texas Anglers will be holding an Open Team Bass Tournament on Cooper Lake on May 10. Proceeds from the Tournament will go to support the Aged and Disabled Emergency Fund, which helps needy elderly and disabled people in our community.

For more information cali Kenny Hamm at 903-739-9314. Blossom boys baseball to hold fundraiser Blossom Boys Baseball Association will hold a fundraiser PAL draft day set for girls basketball league Police Athletic League of Paris will host a girls basketball league April 8 through May 3. Draft day will be at 3 p.m. Saturday, April 5, at Crockett Middle School. Play is limited to five teams, with the age limit 11-14.

Games will be played Tuesdays and Saturdays at Crockett. The league will be the first for PAL. For more information, call Rick Hayes at 784-7655. A $10 membership is required. Gotf clinic on tap Prime Time is hosting a golf clinic for adults 55 years and older from 10 a.m.

to 11 a.m. on April 10 at Pine Ridge Golf Course. Pine Ridge pro Will Larseingue will provide and cange bails. Reservations and a $15 fee are required. Call the Lifestyle Resource Center at 737-3672 to make reservations or for more information.

Lone Star golf tourney to help Boys each with age group during the association's annual jkJiSAti-T Family and TeafrY Divisions consist of three people one person swims, one bikes and one runs. Family teams require only two of the three people to be from the same family. The Individual Division is for people up for the challenge of doing the entire event. The distances are 325-yard swim, 20-kilometer bike and 5-K run. The Family Division will have a 12-K bike, instead of a 20-K.

Cost is $20 for individuals, $30 team or family. Registration deadline is 9 p.m. Friday, April. 25. For information, call Maria at 7373678.

Softball tourney on tap A Men's Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament wili be held Friday and Saturday at Wise Field in Paris. Entry deadline tor the event is 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 2. First and second place teams will receive T-shirts. Third place team will get a trophy.

For information, call 982-6005 before noon or 7S4-6271 and leave a message. Baseball registration begins Boys Club of Paris 1997 baseball registration his begun. The Coach-Pilch League is for ages 7-9. A youngster who turns 10 before Aug. 1, cannot play.

The Dixie Youth League is for ages 10-12. A youngster who turns 13 before Aug. 1 cannot play. The Coach-Pitch draft will be at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 8.

The Dixie Youth League draft is 5:30 p.m. Thursday. A current membership and $10 baseball fee is required. For more information, call 784-6360 between the hours of 3-8 p.m. hamburger supper and cake auction 5-8 p.m.

Saturday, April 12, at the Blossom City Park and Museum. Prize giveaway and auction will start at 7:30 p.m. A $1 donation offers a chance to win either a $200 savings bond from Lamar National Bank, a Garcia 5000 rod and reel from Brannan's Bass Shop, a $25 gift certificate from Crazy House Western Wear, two pizzas and drink from Wag-A-Bag or a set of spark plugs from Wylie Automotive. For more information, call 9826811 or 982-6056. Bass tourney slated DALLAS The 14th Annual Big Bass Tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday, April 5-6, at Cedar Creek Lake.

Headquarters for the event wil! be Log Cabin City Park between Clear and Caney Creek bridges. The tournament, sponsored by Radio Station KCKL, will offer more than $17,500 in prizes, including the top prize of $5.000. Last year, Stanley Stanford of Mesquite set a new tournament record with a 13.30 pound bass. Tournament entry fee is $45 per day. For more information, call (903) 489-1238.

Lone Star Tournament set The Lone Star Golf Tour Pro-Am will be held Tuesday, April 8, at Paris Golf and Country Club starting at 1 p.m. Entry fee is $75 per amateur and $225 per (earn, which includes three amateurs and a pro. The tournament will benefit the Boys Club of Paris. For more information, call Craig Vinci at 7854728. Paris Teen League registration continues The Paris'Teen League will be playersJhrpuqh Apnl 7.

irflereste'd' jri. playing ''need to contact their coach, or call Dale Henry af 784-5294 after 5 p.m. All boys need to s'ign up, including players returning from last year. Pro wrestling conies to Paris' Love Civic Center Pro wrestling comes to Paris' Love Civic Center Friday. CTW Texas Tough Pro Wrestling will debut with a big card including a double main event, with the opening match starting at 8:30 p.m.

"Killer" Tim Brooks and Bullman Downs, the defending heavyweight tag team will defend their title against the team of "Iceman" King Parsons and Al Jackson. Also included is the heavyweight title match with the Viking taking on Bobby Perez. K95.5 and Kings Inn are sponsoring the show to benefit Northeast Texas Opportunities, the senior citizens organization that helps seniors. Funds will benefit the Senior Citizens Center, energy assistance, transportation and others services for seniors. Tickets are on sale al Krogers, Kings Trophies and Sporting Goods, Blockbuster Video, Rocky's 66 in Hugo, and Boot City.

Ringside tickets are $8 advance and $10 at trie door. General admission tickets are $6 advance and $8 at the door. Children under 12 are $4 advance and $6 at the door. After a year's absence, the Lone Star Professional Golf Tour will return to Paris Golf and Country Club April 8-11 for the Paris Boys Club Classic and Pro- Am. The Classic Pro-Am kicks off the week with a 1 p.m.

shotgun, start Tuesday, April 8. Individual entry for the Pro- Am is $75 with all proceeds benefiting the Boys Club of Paris. There are many other levels of sponsorship available, including The Sonic Shootout on Wednesday, April 9. For more information on sponsorships, call Boys Club of Paris, Paris Golf and Country Club or Craig Vinci of Sonic. The 54-hole professional event tees off Wednesday.

After a 36-hold cut Thursday, Friday tf ffl be Mttlnfg 1 it the title and an estimated $30,000 purse. "With the greens looking to be in superb condition, the '95 winning score of eight-under should be manhandled," said David Green, director of operations. "We're hoping the golf gods can round us up some nice weather." Favorites include local players Wade White, Kevin Dillen, Cade Stone and PGCC host pro Alan Norton. But they will be up against a strong field, including Brad Lardon, two-time defending state open champion. Kelly Gronewald, 1995 Player of the Year, and Jason Hill, former Class 4A high school champ and Baylor graduate, also will be in the lineup.

Boys Club and LSGT may have struck a long-term relationship with the Classic. "I am very appreciative of all the local support in generating sponsorship revenue," said Boys Club director Jim Chadwick. "All proceeds will go to the upgrading of game rooms." Admission to the classic and shootoui is free. K95.5 FM Kings Inn Motel 1 Presents C.T.W. Texas Tough Pro Wrestling Love Civic Center, Paris, Tx.

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