Princeton Daily Clarion from Princeton, Indiana (2024)

August 29, 2008

Publication:

Princeton Daily Clarioni

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Princeton, Indiana

Issue Date:

Friday, August 29, 2008

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9

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ALSO INSIDE Comics 4B RIDAY MONDAY AUG 29 SEP 1 2008 IB Princeton Indiana to Tri State Speedway Lady Oaks besieged 'ilh' A 0 first half Jennifer Ten holder Katie Johnson Denarika Bostwick and Ash ley Wilson scored the second team lost all five games but our players gained valuable experience and Mcall said infielder Jesse Oxley from Tec*mseh and pitcher Megan Lashley from Washington both Oakland she play with Sweigert Today she set up goals We could go a long Tsimekles kept the match scoreless for 23 12 minutes until Terri Beddows headed in corner kick whose Mighty Oaks will open vs Missouri Baptist on Saturday in Quincy Ill where meet tlie host Sunday night got caught marking on the wrong side a few 2 Lady Titans and Bertram in college softball tourney ly including nine at one time Baptist is good and we had defensive among eight college teams in the Classic So are Ken tucky Wesleyan and St teams and he invited of the Woods plus Mcall whose Evansville ley Olney Central Rend Class 2A state championship Lake Southeastern Illinois in a three class system and and Lmcoln Trail Games will be played at Gibson Southern Tecum seh Oakland City Universi ty and Wabash Valley very happy and By PETE SWANSON sportspdclarioncom IS? i tSCfri eighth with 342 points behind Robert Bal 392 feature winner will pocket $3000 and perhaps heighten the suspense with three more programs left in the MSCS sea son The non wingsprint series will return to Clay County Speedway in lora Ill on Sept 6 and to Tri State on Sept 27 when the winner will pocket $10000 The champion will be crowned after the Weatherholt is among those not okayed by the clearing house off to their goal keeper She played awesome I congratulated said Daily ClarionJeff Stanton Oakland City Shadow Besing uses her high jumping skill and her head to deflect a pass away from Southwest Baptist's Heidi Lewis (right) Lady Oaks goalkeeper Nichole Tsimekles tangles with Lewis Classic entry Edwards Robinson and Bertram will be joined by Mount Carmel infielder pitcher and out fielder Jessica Kieffer the orest Park trio of Amanda Braunecker Amy Wendholt and Andrea Schroering Heritage Kyla Gogel and Alyssa Ubelhor Evans North Rachel Kohhnan Brooke Among Midwest Sprint Car Series drivers who owns the greater home track advantage at Tri State Speedway? Princeton resident Kyle Cummins? Mack ey resident Hud Cone? The answer to be provided Sunday night will either increase lead in pur suit of a second straight Series champi grand finale Oct 4 at Lawrenceburg Speed onship or bring Cone closer than the cur rent 22 point difference with four races left in the 2008 season a large part of the backdrop for Tri annual Labor Day Weekend program which includes United Midwest Promoters (UMP) modifleds Cummins son of longtime Tri State regu lar and now engine builder Mark Cummins enters the weekend with 494 MSCS points Cone sixth last Saturday at Twin Cities Raceway Park in North Vernon where Cum mins finished eighth owns 472 points Kevin Thomas Jr stands a distance third with 423 followed closely by Thoms Meseraull with 419 rookie Ricky Williams with 417 and John Memmer with 410 Hunter Schuerenberg of Sikeston Mo won the feature at Twin Cities edging Bed ford resident Brady Short Short stands Cummins Cone bring MSCS battle had the Diamond Sports Academy on old ville Highway 41 Some ot our Evansville Memorial girls Abbott and Mater were working out there tak Kelsey Reker another inal our appear: ance after a Princeton Sec tional win said his founding of the Earthquake was inspired by good friend Roger Hughes who coached humbled to be Tim American Legion baseball Bertram said belongs to Bob Mcall He started the Earthquake softball and gave so many girls the turning over to Dan Thur plans to bypass softball this man whose daughter school year to focus on an Oakland City University is Tabitha catches for North Posey told Terry we have two By PETE SWANSON sportspdclarioncom Two Gibson Southern soft ball players and one from Princeton Community will test their skills against colle gians Sept 13 and 14 Lady Titans pitcher Lau ren Edwards now a junior and sophom*ore catcher Megan Robinson and Princeton junior infielder and outfielder Levyn Bertram are part of the Earthquake Gold 1 team that will play in the annual Tri State College all Classic Earthquake Gold 1 is man aged by recently resigned Princeton Community soft ball coach Tim Bertram father of Levyn Earthquake assistant in 2005 and was Sweigert Cousins and Gold 2 is managed by recent current Lady Oaks and Sweigert again scored in a 4 ly resigned Evansville Mighty Oaks head coach Christian Serino could have been 200 saves probably way Another sprint champion will be recog nized Saturday at Lawrenceburg Jon Stan brough who has raced several times at Tri State but an MSCS regular because his season schedule includes United States Auto Club (USAC) events will receive the Cham Helmet for winning the King of Indi ana Sprint Series (KISS) title UMP modified winner will eafn $1000 That feature will be the third in the five event Summer Sizzler Modified Series i program will start at 7:30 follow ing hot laps at admission ticket i prices are $18 per adult and $12 per student I with youths 12 and younger admitted with out charge he third to last event this Tri State sea son The annual Demolition Derby and Enduro are slated Sept 14 academic load that includes observation type classes Bertram said his 2009 summer travel team chosen after recent tryouts will ering from ACL surgery We said junior colleges Wabash Vai Memorial tenure included a comprise Earthquake Gold chose her for keeper because mentally Wade who said he and Serino were softball team mates in the 1990s and room mates when they assisted at Patton College said his Lady Bearcats retain just one times We moving to starter from a team that the ball When short reached the 2007 Missouri of numbers and have to pull Athletic one player out of position Association Tournament you pull another out of posi final tion to fill in for her and thought this would be a somebody else out of posi By PETE SWANSON sportspdclarioncom OAKLAND CITY This wasn't baptism by fire It was baptism under siege Outnumbered 30 players to 12 and their dozen includ Southwest Baptist coach ing eight freshmen plus a Benjamin Wade whose junior playing goalkeeper for the first time Oakland City University soccer women fell 11 0 Thursday to Southwest Baptist Chelsea Sweigert from London England scored a included nine shots that half as Wade subbed liberal school record live goals tor couiu nave oeen goals ten the Lady Bearcats Nicola no said Cousins from Wales dished play Nichole in four assists in the season the field because recov opener for both teams Wood Memorial grads Shadoe Besing and Tabitha McKinney were among the Lady Oaks making their col lege debuts is a lot more intense than high school soccer That's for said McKin ney who receive NCAA clearinghouse okay until Thursday and thus Intercollegiate became OCU only sub She played midfield and back need to work on stuff a chance to develop into col ing indoor batting practice lege caliber players and be in tlie winter Kids showed a seen by college coaches lot of interest in wanting to Earthquake is the play softball year around so second oldest travel softball we started tlie Earthquake program in all of had kids not'bflly Bertram a summer coach from Evansville but also the past six seasons and Gibson and Warrick coun Mcall estimate that over ties That first year 1996 we 100 Earthquake players have traveled to ort Lauderdale played college softball SLx la to play in tlie Dec 31 play for Wabash Valley Snowball Classic It was 85 Another Whitney Brown degrees down there when it who played for Mcall at was 15 in Evansville Evansville Memorial is a senior outfielder at Oakland City West called and asked if we wanted to put an Earthquake team in the Mcall said refer ring to the longtime umpire who started the tournament City players the past season know we have are Earthquake grads Oxley Memorial coach Bob Mcall two Earthquake teams a junior who also plays has who started the Earthquake and mine which ketball for the Lady Oaks summer travel program in 1996 i EH HmSKS I IH I Hi I Wff ipBgpw 4 i 2 But you put your head down You keep said Besing who started in mid field rebuilding year but our girls tion to fill in for that person are he said we'll have beat Drury in a scrimmage more people at USI on Sept and rated 12th (in More sports: Pages 2B 3B Constantly under siege was OCU Junior Nichole Tsimekles normally a back but in goal Thursday because freshman Kaci NCAA Division II) girls are from all over and never played our system before When Cousins came to us H1GH SCHOOL' OOTB fl 'I JII If jsrar orest ParklMlJ 5 li I a wil LWa A Il Jeff Wilkerson Welcome to the Patriot Sales Team Stop ih and see Jeff at the Patriot GM Superstore Jeff graduated from Princeton High in 1999 and earned his bachelors in Business Administration from OCU where he was a member of the Mighty Oaks Basketball team Jeff is a lifetime resident ojf Gibson County and proud to serve the community MMn 4m Am WSIT USD HUH tiTwwwr lflC8tonAutoPlazacom Rm HUM I knss from Hal tai Princeton Indiana 1 866 471 6193 812 386 6193 WTRIOT gf 1 CM SUPERSTORE ZxnwicEton A (KeimyleMOeats WHOLE RIBEYES (SLICED REE) 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