Lawrence Bicycle Club Rides This Week
Lawrence Bicycle Club lists rides from Tuesday through Sunday led by Paul Corcoran. Contact 842-5273 or pcorcoran sun flower.com for details and email options.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2006
Page
5
Lawrence Bicycle Club lists rides from Tuesday through Sunday led by Paul Corcoran. Contact 842-5273 or pcorcoran sun flower.com for details and email options.
GP VeloTek Youth Cycling offers programs for ages 8 to 18 with loaner bikes available. Call Jim Whittaker at 843-8356 or visit velotek.com for details. World Team Tennis leagues run April to October at Lawrence Tennis Center. information line Bud Pettit at 841-8013. Lawrence Aquahawks practice times vary by ability and age. call coach Mike Soderling at 841-8891 or visit aquahawks.org.
Lawrence hosts multiple clubs including Kansas Rugby Football Club and Masters Swim Club with summer and school year meeting sites at Lawrence Municipal Pool LIAC and basement conference room Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Regular runs Sundays at Deerfield School and contact details for Kent McDonald Greg Burger Mo Carmichael and others are listed.
Falbo Knows Tennis Academy offers programs for beginners to advanced players with fall and spring youth leagues and summer camps. For information contact John Falbo at 865-3540 or email falboknowsten nis aol com. Also references are made to Kaw Valley Soccer, Las Lor g, Mark Richter at 887-6495, and First Serve Tennis with a full service facility and programs.
Kansas Soccer Academy runs premier programs for boys and girls ages 10 to 18. Directors Mark Francis and Jason Pendleton oversee operations with options for individual and small-group instruction in baseball and softball. Contact Wilson Kilmer or send inquiry to the Lawrence Journal World calendar office with listed addresses and contact details.
Perry State Park leads with four cabins offering central heat and air, a microwave and full kitchen. The program, expanding through 2008, draws visitors from distant states, with Perry cabins booked weeks in advance and averaging about 28 days per summer.
Monarchs begin southward movement in late August from Kansas and nearby areas with peak activity around September 22 near Topeka and Kansas City. Hundreds or thousands may travel together on sunny days, with branches bent by resting monarchs. Plant September blooms to help refueling, and contact Monarch Watch at Kansas University for more details.
Open all year rabbit through Oct 31 bullfrogs through Feb 28 squirrel through Nov 9 rail through Sept 30 muzzleloader elk outside Fort Riley through Oct 14 dove through Dec 16 snipe through Sept 22 muzzleloader deer through Sept 24 teal Sept 15 to Oct 15 prairie chicken east zone Sept 23 24 youth disability deer Sept 23 to Oct 1 archery antelope Oct 1 31 firearms elk at Fort Riley Oct 1 to Nov 26 turkey Oct 1 to Dec 31 archery deer Oct 1 to Dec 31 archery elk outside Fort Riley Oct 2 9 muzzleloader antelope Oct 6 9 firearms antelope Oct 14 22 firearms deer Unit 19 and Fort Leavenworth only Oct 14 3 archery antelope Oct 14 to Nov 27 woodcock Oct 28 29 youth pheasant quail Nov 1 16 dove Nov 1 30 firearms elk at Fort Riley Nov 4 to Jan 31 pheasant Nov 8 to Jan 4 sandhill crane Nov 10 to March 10 crow Nov 1 to Jan 21 quail Nov 18 to Jan 31 prairie chicken east and northwest zones only Nov 18 to Dec 31 prairie chicken southwest zone Nov 29 to Dec 10 firearms deer Nov 29 to Dec 10 firearms elk outside Fort Riley Dec 1 31 firearms elk at Fort Riley Dec 1 31 turkey Jan 1 7 firearms whitetail antlerless Jan 1 to March 5 firearms elk outside Jan 8 31 turkey Jan 8 31 archery whitetail antlerless deer Unit 19 and Fort Leavenworth only
Lawrence anglers Larry McGlinn and Steve Ortiz won first place at the Truman Division Superbass Tournament held at Truman Lake last month. They earned 1220 dollars with a five fish limit weighing 16.73 pounds and also caught the biggest bass. The pair fished the Pomme arm using Brush Hogs from a boat stationed about 20 feet, fishing around seven feet depth.
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