Rendall and Lake toReceive WIBC Award for 227-Game
Nina Rendall and secretary Betty Lake earn WIBC honors for a 227 game with 75 pins above average. The bowling community congratulates Betty Lake on the achievement and recognition.
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Newspaper
Marshall Review
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2002
Page
8
Nina Rendall and secretary Betty Lake earn WIBC honors for a 227 game with 75 pins above average. The bowling community congratulates Betty Lake on the achievement and recognition.
The Marshall Recreation Department and partners announce a four Saturday baseball clinic for 2nd to 7th graders led by Tom Sharpley of Marshall Battle Kids. Sessions May 4, 11, 18, 25 at Marshall Athletic Field teach hitting throwing and catching with separate times for younger and older groups. Fees are 22 or 25, deadline 4/25/02. info at 781-5166.
Marshall Recreation Department opens baseball and softball leagues for K through 9th graders with multiple levels including T Ball Coaches Pitch Youth Pitch 1 and Youth Pitch 2 plus two girls leagues Supervision Pitch for 3-5 and Fast Pitch for 6-9. Registration ends April 25 2002 with late entries on a waiting list. An evaluation clinic is on April 28 at Marshall Athletic Field to balance leagues. Volunteers coaches and sponsors are needed contact 781-5166 or visit 315 S Grand Street Marshall.
High school spring events unfold in Marshall with Lake High School baseball and girls soccer, softball, tennis, golf and track featuring sixteen area schools including Napoleon, Vicksburg, Lincoln Park, Kalamazoo Central and Sturgis. Key matches on Saturday include Marshall vs East Lansing baseball at 9 30 am and Jackson County Western vs Lincoln Park at 11 30 am with finals at 4 pm. Admission four dollars for all events.
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