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Trojans
triumph over Eldred
By TOM KANE
JEFFERSONVILLE — Baseball coach Frank Kean knows
his team can hit and has some good pitchers, nevertheless the Eldred
boys lost to Sullivan West - Jeffersonville Youngsville (SW/JY)
12 to 8 on May 2.
Why?
“Defense!” Kean said. “We need to get our act together
on defense. When we start doing that, we’ll start winning.”
The Yellowjackets and Trojans each had 10 hits,
but SW/JY took advantage of Eldred’s errors with some aggressive
base running.
Trojan pitcher Bill Reichmann got the win, racking
up a personal record of 2-0.
Eldred pitcher John Schneider lasted until the
top of the sixth inning and was replaced by John Martin, who gave
up only one hit in one inning.
SW/JY is 3-1 in the league play and 5-1 overall.
Eldred is 1-4 in the league and 1-5 overall.
Trojan John Fanning whacked an inside-the-park
home run, driving in two runs in the second inning, and a single
and RBI in the first inning.
Justin Pinkel had a single and two RBI’s, while
Reichmann hit two singles and had one RBI.
Fighting
cancer from the fairway
MONTICELLO —The American Cancer Society, The Concord
Resort and Golf Club and Time Warner Cable will sponsor The American
Cancer Society’s Annual Sullivan County Golf Tournament and $25,000
Putt For Cash Contest.
The contest will take place at The Concord Resort
and Golf Club, home of the “Monster” in Kiamesha Lake, on Tuesday,
May 22. Registration begins at 11:00 a.m., with lunch served at
12:00 noon. The contest begins with a shotgun start at 12:30 p.m.
Hors d’oeurves and a cash bar begin at 6:30 p.m. Dinner and an awards
ceremony take place at 7:30 p.m.
The registration deadline is May 11. Call the American
Cancer Society at 845/794-2235 or 800/233-5049. The entry fee is
$125.
Eldred
girls team
Pictured are members of the Eldred girls softball
team, first row, from left: Jessica Haas, Heidi Sherman, Becky Sparling,
Kristen Borstelmann, Erin Donnelly, Christine Lizzi and Jessica
Timan.
Second row, from left, are: Casey Williams, Becky
Ryman, Amanda Tice, Alicia Mayer, Stacie Blaut, Kara Leek, Amanda
Pierce, Amy Schneider and Coach Dot McCrone.
Whack
N Track is back
MONTICELLO — Monticello Raceway’s Whack N Track
golf outings, which combine a day on the links and dinner during
the harness races, is coming back for its 25th consecutive season.
Seven outings, all on Tuesdays, are slated from
May through August. Dates for September and early October are not
yet finalized.
The 2001 season kicks off on May 15 with a tourney
at The Concord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake, NY. A special deal is available
on both the Monster Course and International Courses that day. The
package price on the Monster is $90; International is $80.
The next outing will be on June 5 at the Nevele
Country Club in Ellenville, NY.
The Monticello Raceway Whack N Track golf package
includes a continental breakfast, greens fees, a golf cart and a
buffet lunch at the golf clubhouse during the daytime with free
admission, an official race program and a full course dinner at
Monticello Raceway at the end of the day.
Other courses on the 2001 Whack N Track schedule
include Kutshers Country Club in Monticello on June 26; Grossingers
Big G in Liberty on July 17 and August 28; and the Villa Roma in
Callicoon on August 7.
For further information call 845/794-4100, ext.
455.
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