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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1982
Page
20
Blake Mallick captures the 16 year old division in Sarasota after a week where he faced top competition and dropped nine matches en route to the championship. The article then shifts to a tennis practice guide emphasizing routines, court strategy, and drills for improving play and conditioning in Venice.
Venice girls win 83-80 over Cypress Lake in Fort Myers meet, moving to 4-2. Dawn Hall wins 200 and 500 free, Anne Hickey claims 200 IM and 100 fly, Jenny Brooks takes 100 free, Lisa Little wins diving, and Brooks Hickey Hall Paradise join 200 medley relay winner. Venice boys fall 99-70 to Panthers. Dan Fritsch wins Venice’s sole individual event in 500 free and the 200 medley relay of Fritsch West Sivik Panton takes first.
Lemon Bay trailed 5-2 before a six run fifth inning gave the Manta Rays an 8-5 lead but DeSoto answered with four runs across the last three frames to win 9-8. Kevin Jeffrey delivered a bases loaded triple as part of Lemon Bay’s sixth inning rally.
Lemon Bay High School defeated Canterbury 197 to 202 on Tuesday at Fort Myers. David Larson led with a 47, while Ken Tubbesing 54, John Richie 48, and Richie Watson 48 added scoring. Lemon Bay improves to 2-3. John King pitched five innings with seven hits and six walks. The team hosts Lake Placid next Tuesday at 3:30.
Venice High girls' softball beat Southeast of Bradenton 10-5 after four first inning runs and a third inning burst. Sherri Powell led with a triple double and three RBIs. Teresa MacKillop pitched the win. Venice improves to 3-2 and hosts Manatee next.
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