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Page4D The Banner-Press David City Aug 13 1987 Wilson wins Junior PGA flight here The CB Bar women's fast pitch softball Barb McIntyre Suzan Sisel Back row coach mr Tim Helman Bonnie Stehlik Nancy Steager Sherri Nielsen Sherri Helman Barb Ohnout-ka Kathy Sietsema and coach Bill Swanda photo by Dorothy Pritchard team is the 1987 Butler County League and league Tournament champions Members of the team are front row from left Annette Helman Denise Havlbvic Patti Romshek Darin Kotil sinks this putt on the fifth hole during action at the Junior PGA tournament held here Tuesday Aug 4 Kotil placed third in the 16 to 17 year old division with a 74 photo by Patrick Murphy CB Bar team wins county tournament here The CB Bar team took first place in the Butler County fast pitch tournament held here Aug 4-6 In the first round on Tuesday night Garrison beat Shelby 16-5 Ulysses beat David City 10-8 and Garrison beat CB Bar 6-4 In the second round on Wednesday evening David City beat Shelby 13-12 Garrison beat Ulysses 7-6 and CB Bar beat David City 9-6 In the final round Thursday night CB beat Ulysses 1(M) CB beat Garrison 11-7 and in a final game against Garrison CB won 17-5 Garrison placeid second and Ulysses third in the overall league standings During regular season play the CB Bar had the best record of 10 wins and two losses followed by David City II 7-5 Ulysses 6-6 Garrison 5-7 and Shelby 2-10 Cross country practice begins Monday at Aquinas Practice for Aquinas High School cross country participants begins Monday at 6 pm Two-a-day practices begin Tuesday Anyone wishing to participate is welcome to sign up during practice Chris Wilson of David City won the 8 to 12 year old flight of the Junior PGA tournament held here Tuesday Aug 4 Three flights were held for ages 8 through 12 13 through 15 and 16 and 17 Wilson shot a 103 and edged Kory Kuhlman who also shot a 103 for first place Ryan Theewen shot a 106 for third Justin Luckey was fourth with a 107 Cory Jacobs fifth 116 Shane Petrik sixth 117 Kevin Palik and Matt Bartlett were seventh and eight with 119 each DeFreece ninth 133 Brian Samek 10 137 Jeff Palik 11 145 and Chris Lavicky 12 149 In the 13-15 flight Kevin Houlihan shot a 76 for first place David City participants were Eberly 79 Chid Townsend 93 Kurt Kuhlman 96 Randy Theewen 99 Chris Hutchinson 104 Chris Kabour-ek 108 David Novy 120 Brian Behms 124 Joel Lavicky 130 Colby Norton won the 16 and 17 year old flight with a 67 Darin Kotil placed third with a 74 4 Other David City participants wen! Tom Baer with an 80 Dean DeWispelare 84 and Chris Butler 88 Weatherwax winner of golf tournament here Sue Weatherwax won the championship flight in the ladies champagne tournament held Sunday at the David City Golf Club A total of 37 women competed A list of the winners: Championship Sue Weatherwax first Ruth Rountree second and Pat Juranek third Presidential Lavern Hoy first Joan Kovar second and Maxine Harrison third First Susan Bongers first Carole Carmer second and Mary Nave third Second Betty Betzen first Connie Crook second and Sandy Schommer third SHAWN ROBINS RENEE BIRKEL Ulysses-Garrison team playing in state tournament The Ulysses-Garrison Transfer) softball team has qualified for the state Class tournament being played Friday Saturday and Sunday in Lincoln Qualification came on the strength of a fourth place finish in the district tournament at Fremont where the team won three out of five games In the first game defeated North Bend Hoops 8-0 in a five-inning game Don Karpisek was the winning pitcher with ten strikeouts He gave up two hits and walked one barter Collecting hits for the winners were Jim Vodicka two hits Bill Helgoth Gordy Robinson Rod Kalkwarf Bryan Kratochvil and Bill Daro one hit each Bellwood defeated 7-6 in the second game Mark Trofholz was the winning pitcher as his teammates banged out six hits Don Karpisek was charged with the loss The losers were credited with 12 hits three each for Gordy Robinson and Jim Vodicka two each for Tim Shipley and Bryan Kratochvil and ohe hit each for Russ Daro and Dale Zitek Karpisek struck out five Touhy batters as defeated Touhy 8-0 in five innings Jim Daro pitched two innings and got credit for the save Mike Ponec was the losing pitcher He struck out two Ulysses-Garrison batters The 11 hits for the winners second and third portions respectively The top four drivers in mini-junior racing were Ryan Knapp of Plattsmouth Chris Allensworth of Carson Iowa Bobby McCall of Council Bluffs Iowa and Cliff Thingstad of Shelby Dan Dammann of Clarinda Iowa won the 250 class followed by Frank Levonroth of Glenwood Iowa and Peg Magee of Kearney Dave Weak won the over 25 years old class with John Graybill and Mike Daly of Omaha trailing him Dammann won his second race of the day in the Enduro class followed by Scott Pope of Council Bluffs Iowa and John Schoenaver of Norfolk In the two-stroke Quad race class Kevin of Council Bluffs Iowa was first with Jeff Banhart of Omaha and Steve Erb of Norfolk trailing Tim Rodehorst of Columbus won the four-stroke Quad class by finishing ahead of Jeff Gigstad and Steve Grubaugh both of Columbus The third motocross racing session of the season here is scheduled for Sunday Sept 13 69 entrants compete for motocross honors Sunday were divided thus: Tim Shipley three Bill Helgoth and Gordy Rpbin-son two each Bill Daro Russ Daro Larry Hoeft and Larry Timoney one each In the fourth game of the tournament for Ulysses-Garrison West Point Vonnies was the 6-5 victim of the team The West Point pitcher struck out two and walked nine Karpisek struck out five Vonnies batters He gave up seven hits The seven hits for the winners were credited to: Tim Shipley and Gordon Robinson two each Bill Helgoth Bryan Kratochvil and Russ Daro one each North Bend Grain shut out Ulysses-Garrison 3-0 as the winning pitcher Foltz recorded three strikeouts His team collected six hits and picked up five hits Karpisek took the loss He struck out four and walked three The five hits for the losers came off the bats of Tim Shipley Bill Helgoth Gordy Robinson Rod Kalkwarf and Bryan Kratochvil one each Ulysses team members cited for season The Ulysses softball team had a season-end party in the park Sunday evening Coaches Eugene Kratochvil and Joe Kobza thanked the women for the season which included third place in the league tournament fourth place in the district tournament and qualification for the state tournaments for the fifth consecutive year Team members include Denise Demuth Sharon Policky Pam Mash-ek Maureen Mashek Marie Jisa Glora Hayek Sandy Forney Sheryl Hofpar Maggie Fleming Terri Shipley Dee Vodicka Tami Kratochvil Additional state tournament players were Colleen Vreeland and Nancy Rafert Elaine Kratochvil was score-keeper Those who excelled during the season: defensive Sharon Policky defensive Terri Shipley newcomer of the Mary Prigge best hitter Pam Mashek 409 best overall Denise Demuth 468 most improved Pam Mashek up 138 points most improved Denise Demuth RBI Terri Shipley 15 slugging percent Pam Mashek 693 and most valuable Denise Demuth 41 participate in Fun Run Forty-one runners and walkers took part Saturday morning in the Butler County American Cancer Society Fun Run Dale Nielsen and Joyce Bell were the overall men and women winners of the 10-kilometer race with times of 37:26 and 59:22 respectively Shawn Robins was the two-mile run overall winner He turned in a time of 10:00 Kelly Lant won the division in 14:40 In the female division Renee Birkel was first in the 19 and under division of the two-mile run Karla Schmit was second followed by Lisa Ostermeier and Jill Schmit In the 30-39 division Kathie Zeilinger Hackney was first in the two-mile run with a time of 19:03 Mary Svoboda was first in the 50 and over 10K run division In the half Jerr Swanda was first in the 19 and under 10K division Mike Liebig won the 20-29 two-mile run division in 10:02 John Wood was second to Nielsen in the 10K run with a time of 37:38 and Mike McClintic was third in 47:25 Mark Weber won the 30-39 10K division with a time of 39:05 Dan Daly was second in 45:03 and Dave Struebing was third in 45:14 Bill Birkel won the two-mile run in 12:45 and Ray Metzner was second in 13 42 Jim Robins won the 40-49 division of the 10K run in 54:52 and David Birkel won the two-mile run in 18:19 Robert Bell won the 10K 50 and over division in 44:20 DALE NIELSEN KATHIE ZEILINGER HACKNEY MARY SVOBODA JOYCE BELL KELLY LANT ROBERT BELL Sixty-nine entrants tried to tame the jump-filled track at the Butler County Fairgrounds Sunday afternoon when the second session of motocross races of the 'season was held The track was slightly muddy when the practice session began but by the time it was over the track was in perfect riding condition officials noted In 250 Expert action Mike Boston of Crete came away with the win followed by Steve Murray and Steve Hytrek both of Omaha Only three riders signed up in the 125 expert class with Boston taking the win icllowed by Dave Weak of Omaha and John Graybill of Council Bluffs la Hytrek won the hotly-contested open class race over a hard-charging Jay Knapp of Plattsmouth Doug Nicolas of Essex Iowa was third The 125 class attracted the largest class of riders for the day with 21 competing Kevin Worl of Roseland Park Kans nailed down first with Dave Hinkley of Omaha and Jeff Stotts of Omaha in the two-mile runs while those who enjoy a slower pace were walking the route The flagman signals the last lap as a cyclist completes the motocross course at the Fair Sunday afternoon -Banner-Press photo by Dorothy Pritchard Runners took off in the cool of the morning Saturday in the annual Cancer Society Fun Run They competed in the 10 kilometer and.