Weekend July 4 Athletes Shine In City Competitions
Over weekend events the city hosted Run diving and volleyball contests in celebration of independence day. David Shafer set a course record in the 5K with 15 14.13 and Karen Hawthorne led the women with 19 11.1 while top male finishers included Nave Moore Delauter Ashley Farrell Late Rippeon Thomas and Carrier. Hawthorne Duck Frye Hallei Walz Boyce Anderer Smith Hite Miller Craven among top women and age group winners featured Hayes Hallei Farrell Duck Nave Bill Busch Hite Laughland Lewis. In diving John Smith won advanced senior with 300.95 points, Chris Wolf was runner-up, Poffenberger claimed junior advanced, with Eicher and Trexler following. In volleyball Snowden Movers beat Alladen Lamps in coed finals. doubles titles went to Miller-Conner and O’Neill-Musselman. Co-champions Rowland-Reppert tied with Taylor-Smith in a time-crunched final.
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David Shafer
Middletown
American Cancer Society
Karen Hawthorne
Shafer
Tom Nave
Rusty Moore
Jeff Delauter
Todd Ashley
Kevin Farrell
Dwayne Late
Scott Rippeon
Mitch Thomas
Joel Carrier
Hawthorne
Elaine Duck
Rosemary Frye
Katrina Hallei
Nancy Walz
Tanya Boyce
Kristen Anderer
Peggy Smith Hite
Mary Miller
Nancy Craven
Jonathan Hayes
Gina Bill
Ed Busch
Peggy Sue Hite
John Laughland
John Lewis
Snowden Movers
Alladen Lamps
Recreation
Snowden
Teresa Thomas
Dwane Thomas
Joyce Thumma
Darlene Smith
Janie Thompson
Larry Carter
Ty Smallwood
John Beall
Cindy Miller
Carole Conner
Kensington
Lisa Dennis
Francie Malonie
Reston
Ed O'Neill
Steve Musselman
Gary Leith
Tom Thompson
Rusty Rowland
Montoosa
Jeff Reppert
Randy Smith
Germantown
Rick Taylor
New York
Taylor and Smith
Phil Bowers
Dave Wilkinson
Rowland and
Reppert
Terry Barlet
Rick Sullivan
Lebanon
Clowns Blend Fun and Skill in Marshfield Baseball
In Marshfield Wisconsin the Indianapolis Clowns barnstorming team blends slapstick routines with serious development aims. Owner Dave Clark, Yankee scout, notes the goal is to train players while drawing crowds. veterans and minor leaguers alike perform staged antics between innings. The club, part of Negro League history, tours the U S from May to August, producing major leaguers like Hank Aaron in its wake.
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Marshfield
Wis
Indianapolis Clowns
Dave Clark
New York Yankees
Clark
Hall of Fame
Hank Aeron
Boston Braves
Aaron
Harry Chappas
Chicago White Sox
Dave Geis
Sal Tombasco
Clowns
Tombasco
Geis
United States
John Afanasin
LeMond Plans Tour Comeback After Near Death Hunting Accident
Greg LeMond, the 1986 Tour winner, vows to return after a hunting accident left him badly injured. He rides again gradually, targets Mammoth race in July and the International Bicycle Classic later this summer, and eyes a major win by October despite heartbreak over Bernard Hinault.
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Fountain Valley
Calif
Greg LeMond
LeMond
Mammoth
Holland
Italy
Stephen Roche
Laurent Fignon
Andy Hampsten
Boulder
Cole
Hinault
la Vie Claire
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Chris Wolf
Jeff Poffenberger
Ben Eicher
Gary Trexler
CeCe Gregory
Tina Gieser
Janet Ware
John Smith
By Kevin Kight
Ylowns
Kody Robins
Sydney
Australia
W. South St. Frederick
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