| VOLUME XXXI No. 37 | Narrowsburg, NY | September 15 - 21, 2005 |
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Football Determined Dawgs down improving Indians JEFFERSONVILLE, NY—After suffering tough losses last week, both Liberty and Sullivan West went back to the drawing board and practiced intensively. Both teams are a work in progress and deserve admiration and respect for their efforts no matter what the final outcome of the season may be. Having said that, neither Liberty nor Sullivan West wanted to be 0-2 at the end of week two. Liberty’s coach Jim O’Connor noted before the game that his kids responded well following their loss to Highland on opening day. They showed up en-masse to practice on Labor Day. Sullivan West’s practice routine after last week’s debacle at the hands of dominating Delhi was grueling. 
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Football Eldred takes to the air to ground Warriors ELDRED, NY—Webutuck, winless last season, came into the 2005 campaign hoping to improve. At 0-8, the only way to go is up. What better way to do that than knocking off Class D heavyweight contender Eldred? The plan: pack the middle on defense and stop Eldred’s running game. |
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ATV Charity Poker Run: much more than a great ride Seventh annual event raises thousands for ailing kids and their families ELDRED, NY—Legions of ATV enthusiasts arrive for the Seventh Annual Charity Poker Run as the early morning fog lifts off Stegie’s Lake. Upwards of 650 riders fuel up on a continental breakfast before heading out in small groups for either a 40-mile ride to Hector’s Inn in Bethel or a 50-mile trek to the Fosterdale Motor Lodge. The event, organized by the Sullivan County ATV Association, raises money for gravely ill children. Each rider receives a sealed envelope that contains a poker hand and some time later in the day, some lucky muddy gal, guy or kid is a winner. |
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