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Metropolis Planet, June 29, 2011: Page 1B
ASA tourney cut short due to heavy rains Sunday morning Nearly 1200 archers were in town for the Illinois Pro/ Am Championships on Friday through Sunday; however, due to heavy rains that hit the area Sunday morning, the competition was suspended and awards were given out at 10 a.m. from the tallies of Friday and Saturday score sheets. Organizers felt attendance was down some from last year, due to the campground being closed following historic flooding earlier this spring at Fort Massac State Park. On a brighter note, 281 shooters participated in the annual Superman Classic, competing for $15,000 in prize money. “We had record attendance on the first day of the threeday Classic, which is great news for our tourism efforts,” said Angie Shelton, Metropolis Tourism director.
Overall winners in each class for the Superman Classic are: • Bow Novice: Alan Kuhnert of Taylorville, score 624 • Hunter: Andy Horton of Depew, Okla., score 599 • Men’s Known Distance: Sam Wolthuis of Mountain Grove, Mo., score 659 • Men’s Pro: Joseph Goza of Henagar, Ala., score 624 • Semi Pro: Darin Deneal of Thompsonville, score 581 • Men’s Unlimited: Royce Wilson of Glenpool, Okla., score 514 • Men’s Open A: Michael Fryfugle of Lucedale, Miss., score 625 • Men’s Open B: Cody Bryant of Mountain City, Tenn., score 606 • Men’s Open C: Ronnie McDonald of Blairsville, Ga., score 595 • Senior Master: Phil Jacobs of Bedford, Ind., score 578
• Senior Open: Michael Gollotte of Evergreen, Ala., score 575 • Senior Pro: Buddy Durr of Water Valley, Miss., score 560 • Super Senior: Chuck Nease of Salt Rock, W.Va., score 601 • Traditional: Jeff Schaer of Jonesboro, score 357 • Women’s Hunter: Jonnie Cook of Romance, Ark., score 606 • Women’s Known Distance: Robin Green of Addison, Ala., score 608 • Women’s Open: Wanda Dye of Richlands, Va., score 568 • Women’s Pro: Rhonda Calhoun of Early, Texas, score 552 • Senior Women: Jan William of Clearfield, Pa., score 574 • Young Adult: Ty Adkins of Queen City, Texas, score 636
Sharp shooters Over 275 archers participated in the eighth annual Superman Classic held this week and nearly 1200 competed in the ASA Illinois Pro/Am competitions. The tournament brings individ-
uals and families from throughout the country to Mermet Fish and Wildlife Area each June. — Planet photo by Linda Kennedy
Soccer plans conditioning and training
Softball players are recognized
All boys and girls that are eligible and interested in playing soccer at Massac County High School for the 2011-12 school year are invited to take part in the soccer pre-conditioning and agility training conducted by Coach Brock Frazier. The training will take place at the practice soccer field behind Massac Junior High School. Sessions are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, beginning at 5 p.m. and will last approximately one hour. These sessions focus on running, speed and conditioning workouts related to soccer. For additional information, contact Frazier at [email protected].
By Galen Shelton Planet Sports
ARNOLD’S SUPER SEAMLESS
Giving it their all . . . While most people are enjoying their AC this summer, youth from throughout the area are hitting the baseball and softball fields, participating in summer league ball. These three T-ball players show their
teams how they give 110 percent and not afraid to get a little dirty. They are, from left, Mason McDaniel, Landon Grace and Wilke Armstrong. — Planet photos by Beth Shelton
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MCHS softball players Kaylee Childers and Shianne Guice were recognized June 19 for outstanding seasons. The teens were both named to the Southern Illinois Coaches Association All South Team, and Childers was also named to the Illinois Coaches Association All State third team. In two years of high school ball, Childers has amassed some impressive statistics. As a pitcher she has put together a 31-17 record on the heels of a 12-6 season this past spring. Childers has rung up an impressive 304 strikeouts in two years. This spring she struck out 121 batters in 104 innings and walked just 20. Childers has also flashed some serious leather, maintaining a .949 fielding percentage. Childers finished with a .413 batting average, led the team in hits with 31, led the team in runs scored with 27, stole nine bases [17 of 18 for her career] and struck out just eight times this past season. Guice, a senior, capped off a solid high school career with a sparkling senior season. She earned co-offensive MVP for the spring and earned the most improved player award for 2011. She hit a sizzling .404 and led the team with four home runs. She scored 15 runs, led the team with 19 RBI on the strength of 23 hits and stole four bases. Guice indeed saved her best for last as she was one of the offensive keys in Massac’s last two weeks of play. For the last two weeks or so of the season, she hit over .600, hit three of her four home runs and led the Lady Pats to their first regional victory in probably 10 years. Childers joined teammates Courtney Copley and Madison Stephens on the SIRR Ohio Division All Conference team while Guice received honorable mention for all conference.
S TAKE NOTICE that the Chairman of the Massac County Soil & Water Conservation District of Metropolis, Ill., pursuant to “an Act regulating wages of laborers, mechanics, and other workers employed in any public works by the state, county, city or any public body or any political subdivision or by anyone under contract for public works,” approved June 21, 2011 that the general prevailing rate of wages in this locality for laborers, mechanics and other workers engaged in the construction of public works coming under the jurisdiction of the Massac County Soil & Water Conservation District is the same as determined by the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois for Massac County as of June 21, 2011. A copy of the full Ordinance and the Department of Labor determination is available for inspection by any interested party in the main office of the Massac County Soil & Water Conservation District, 1438 West 10th St. in Metropolis, Ill., and to any employer; association of employers and any person of employee or association of employees who have filed, or file their names and addresses, requesting copies of the same. Lee Markus, Chairman
School & Sports Physicals
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Regular clinic hours Monday – Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. * Minimum fees apply. Inquire when making appointment.
524-2619 • 1-800-322-2619 1244 Commercial Park Rd. Metropolis
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PATRIOTS YOUTH SOCCER CAMP July 14, 15 & 16 Thursday and Friday Sessions @ 6-8 p.m. & Saturday Session @ 8-10 a.m.
WHERE: Civitan Soccer Fields (across from Metropolis Drugs) FOR: All boys & girls in grades K-8 for the 2011-12 school year COST: $25 ($20 if application received by July 6) HOW TO REGISTER: Applications may be picked up at Metropolis Drugs II -OR- go to the website
www.massacsoccer.com
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5150 HEARTLAND DR. • PADUCAH, KY Directions: Take Exit 4 (Hwy. 60) East to Coleman Rd. Turn left between McDonald’s and Bob Evans, then turn left on Heartland Drive.
Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
and print/mail application to the address given. The Soccer Patriot Coaching Staff along with help from MCHS players will conduct the soccer camp. Soccer fundamentals along with individual skills will be stressed during the sessions. All campers receive a free T-shirt along with an awards program that will be held at the end of camp.
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ASA tourney cut short due to heavy rains Sunday morning Nearly 1200 archers were in town for the Illinois Pro/ Am Championships on Friday through Sunday; however, due to heavy rains that hit the area Sunday morning, the competition was suspended and awards were given out at 10 a.m. from the tallies of Friday and Saturday score sheets. Organizers felt attendance was down some from last year, due to the campground being closed following historic flooding earlier this spring at Fort Massac State Park. On a brighter note, 281 shooters participated in the annual Superman Classic, competing for $15,000 in prize money. “We had record attendance on the first day of the threeday Classic, which is great news for our tourism efforts,” said Angie Shelton, Metropolis Tourism director.
Overall winners in each class for the Superman Classic are: • Bow Novice: Alan Kuhnert of Taylorville, score 624 • Hunter: Andy Horton of Depew, Okla., score 599 • Men’s Known Distance: Sam Wolthuis of Mountain Grove, Mo., score 659 • Men’s Pro: Joseph Goza of Henagar, Ala., score 624 • Semi Pro: Darin Deneal of Thompsonville, score 581 • Men’s Unlimited: Royce Wilson of Glenpool, Okla., score 514 • Men’s Open A: Michael Fryfugle of Lucedale, Miss., score 625 • Men’s Open B: Cody Bryant of Mountain City, Tenn., score 606 • Men’s Open C: Ronnie McDonald of Blairsville, Ga., score 595 • Senior Master: Phil Jacobs of Bedford, Ind., score 578
• Senior Open: Michael Gollotte of Evergreen, Ala., score 575 • Senior Pro: Buddy Durr of Water Valley, Miss., score 560 • Super Senior: Chuck Nease of Salt Rock, W.Va., score 601 • Traditional: Jeff Schaer of Jonesboro, score 357 • Women’s Hunter: Jonnie Cook of Romance, Ark., score 606 • Women’s Known Distance: Robin Green of Addison, Ala., score 608 • Women’s Open: Wanda Dye of Richlands, Va., score 568 • Women’s Pro: Rhonda Calhoun of Early, Texas, score 552 • Senior Women: Jan William of Clearfield, Pa., score 574 • Young Adult: Ty Adkins of Queen City, Texas, score 636
Sharp shooters Over 275 archers participated in the eighth annual Superman Classic held this week and nearly 1200 competed in the ASA Illinois Pro/Am competitions. The tournament brings individ-
uals and families from throughout the country to Mermet Fish and Wildlife Area each June. — Planet photo by Linda Kennedy
Soccer plans conditioning and training
Softball players are recognized
All boys and girls that are eligible and interested in playing soccer at Massac County High School for the 2011-12 school year are invited to take part in the soccer pre-conditioning and agility training conducted by Coach Brock Frazier. The training will take place at the practice soccer field behind Massac Junior High School. Sessions are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, beginning at 5 p.m. and will last approximately one hour. These sessions focus on running, speed and conditioning workouts related to soccer. For additional information, contact Frazier at [email protected].
By Galen Shelton Planet Sports
ARNOLD’S SUPER SEAMLESS
Giving it their all . . . While most people are enjoying their AC this summer, youth from throughout the area are hitting the baseball and softball fields, participating in summer league ball. These three T-ball players show their
teams how they give 110 percent and not afraid to get a little dirty. They are, from left, Mason McDaniel, Landon Grace and Wilke Armstrong. — Planet photos by Beth Shelton
WINDOW
The
MCHS softball players Kaylee Childers and Shianne Guice were recognized June 19 for outstanding seasons. The teens were both named to the Southern Illinois Coaches Association All South Team, and Childers was also named to the Illinois Coaches Association All State third team. In two years of high school ball, Childers has amassed some impressive statistics. As a pitcher she has put together a 31-17 record on the heels of a 12-6 season this past spring. Childers has rung up an impressive 304 strikeouts in two years. This spring she struck out 121 batters in 104 innings and walked just 20. Childers has also flashed some serious leather, maintaining a .949 fielding percentage. Childers finished with a .413 batting average, led the team in hits with 31, led the team in runs scored with 27, stole nine bases [17 of 18 for her career] and struck out just eight times this past season. Guice, a senior, capped off a solid high school career with a sparkling senior season. She earned co-offensive MVP for the spring and earned the most improved player award for 2011. She hit a sizzling .404 and led the team with four home runs. She scored 15 runs, led the team with 19 RBI on the strength of 23 hits and stole four bases. Guice indeed saved her best for last as she was one of the offensive keys in Massac’s last two weeks of play. For the last two weeks or so of the season, she hit over .600, hit three of her four home runs and led the Lady Pats to their first regional victory in probably 10 years. Childers joined teammates Courtney Copley and Madison Stephens on the SIRR Ohio Division All Conference team while Guice received honorable mention for all conference.
S TAKE NOTICE that the Chairman of the Massac County Soil & Water Conservation District of Metropolis, Ill., pursuant to “an Act regulating wages of laborers, mechanics, and other workers employed in any public works by the state, county, city or any public body or any political subdivision or by anyone under contract for public works,” approved June 21, 2011 that the general prevailing rate of wages in this locality for laborers, mechanics and other workers engaged in the construction of public works coming under the jurisdiction of the Massac County Soil & Water Conservation District is the same as determined by the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois for Massac County as of June 21, 2011. A copy of the full Ordinance and the Department of Labor determination is available for inspection by any interested party in the main office of the Massac County Soil & Water Conservation District, 1438 West 10th St. in Metropolis, Ill., and to any employer; association of employers and any person of employee or association of employees who have filed, or file their names and addresses, requesting copies of the same. Lee Markus, Chairman
School & Sports Physicals
Ask about our Triple Pane Windows with Krypton Gas
Massac Memorial Medical Clinic 28 Chick St. Call 72 -35e 524 ak o t m hild’s c r u yo intment appo
July 6, 13, 20 & 27 and Aug. 3 & 10 from 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Call for a FREE estimate!
Regular clinic hours Monday – Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. * Minimum fees apply. Inquire when making appointment.
524-2619 • 1-800-322-2619 1244 Commercial Park Rd. Metropolis
12 Months No Interest!
PATRIOTS YOUTH SOCCER CAMP July 14, 15 & 16 Thursday and Friday Sessions @ 6-8 p.m. & Saturday Session @ 8-10 a.m.
WHERE: Civitan Soccer Fields (across from Metropolis Drugs) FOR: All boys & girls in grades K-8 for the 2011-12 school year COST: $25 ($20 if application received by July 6) HOW TO REGISTER: Applications may be picked up at Metropolis Drugs II -OR- go to the website
www.massacsoccer.com
Save On CERAMIC • PORCELAIN • CARPET • RUGS HARDWOOD • LAMINATE • GRANITE Covering the Country, One Home at a Time.
5150 HEARTLAND DR. • PADUCAH, KY Directions: Take Exit 4 (Hwy. 60) East to Coleman Rd. Turn left between McDonald’s and Bob Evans, then turn left on Heartland Drive.
Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
and print/mail application to the address given. The Soccer Patriot Coaching Staff along with help from MCHS players will conduct the soccer camp. Soccer fundamentals along with individual skills will be stressed during the sessions. All campers receive a free T-shirt along with an awards program that will be held at the end of camp.
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