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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2013
Page
9
The AL Central rivals Detroit and Chicago meet at 8 p.m. with coverage on Fox Sports Detroit. Also Rays visit Red Sox as first place in the AL East is at stake on ESPN at 7 p.m.
Sentinel names 22 year old Michael Appelgate from Kent Washington as assistant sports editor. He is a DePauw University graduate with a arts degree in communication and history minor. Appelgate has interned at The Aspen Times and The Salt Lake Tribune and covered events from the X Games to fires and country music acts. He looks forward to reporting regional athletes and joining veteran staff Dan D Addona.
Tim Driver trains harness horses by day and races them at fairs. In the Wolverine Futurity, Hemlock Tough Guy won the Three Year Old Colt Trot in 2:05, a race Driver called a tough night with a strong, rough drive. Hemlock Tough Guy was an orphan whose dam died at birth, making the win meaningful.
Zeeland West senior Kirby Arendsen earned a Division 2 spot in the Michigan Softball Coaches Association Game at Michigan State University after batting over .350. Her family, especially grandfather Lee and father Randy, aided her rise as one of the area’s power hitters, with coaching from Zeeland West’s Rhonda Hoogenraad. Sauk River—?
Don Kimble returned to Holland for the West Michigan Classic coaching his Byron Center Dogs as his current swimmers Taylor Garcia and Jillena Everest swam against former team Michigan Lakeshore Aquatics. Garcia won the 50 meter freestyle in 27.54 seconds and the 100 butterfly in 1 04 06, while Everest took the 200 breaststroke in 2 48 39. Garcia eyed USA Nationals and Junior Nationals with goals built on hard summer swims.
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