Venice cage teams fall in district matchup
Venice and SPC battled in a cage contest with high scoring by Dietrich and Hayduke. Venice posted 42 points while SPC totaled 65, with late free throws and fouls shaping the final margin.
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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1979
Page
35
Venice and SPC battled in a cage contest with high scoring by Dietrich and Hayduke. Venice posted 42 points while SPC totaled 65, with late free throws and fouls shaping the final margin.
Venice High School lost both varsity and junior varsity meets to Cypress Lake. Varsity 36-24 with three pins by Venice wrestlers Buddy Cate Frank Noyes and Dan Hart while Cypress made four decisions. Venice Jayvees won two matches on a decision and by forfeit. Coach Biller expects improvement as he adds experience to the roster.
McIntosh Junior Highs Eagles defeated Venice Junior High Li'l Indians 7-4 at Richardson Park to claim the Sarasota County Junior High Conference title. McIntosh ends 7-1. Venice drops to 4-3. Laurie Adams Malinda Maas each tripled and singled for Venice. Denise DeMasi pitched for Venice. Coach Marilee Simmons blamed crucial mistakes for five McIntosh runs.
Buds Auto Parts defeated Buoy Bar 7 0 in a Sunday softball clash led by Sonny Smyth. Snug Harbor beat Trail Lounge 17 4 with Mike Armitage delivering key hits. Kellys Tavern topped Jacks Place 9 4 as Bruce Schroeder homered. Eagles overcame Deuson Royce Lounge 7 3 with Tom Long and Art Thompson contributing. Games start at 1 p.m. at Well Field and Englewood Recreation Center.
Daytona Beach Track Club organizes the Diet Pepsi 10 000 Meters 10 000 m race at Daytona International Speedway February 2 before the 24 Hour Pepsi Challenge. Entry fee 5 dollars includes tee shirt and two grandstand tickets. 1 000 to 1 500 runners expected with AAU sanction and awards for overall and age group winners.
A 120 hunter quota is set for the Joe Budd Wildlife Management Area primitive weapons hunts. 70 more permits will be issued first come, first served, with four zones of 30 hunter limits. Deer harvesting remains open for legal bucks through January once antlerless quota reached.
Smith cites multiple January dates on a schedule: the 4th through 6th, 11th through 13th, 18th through 20th, and 26th through 27th. No additional context provided.
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