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♦ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2007 4B Bowling bonanza JmF/ j' ■■■',?■'' -i«j9H9p / ✓ ■^Hp.. jjjgi' jjtjßUfV ”pMfr jm' , ' r^ Fr HhlßP^f A vjHI (hjniv* mr <&, yJpgF l£* #*• >,. J jr '/..t pHL Lx itl^Wßk. ■b. •’ OhJlp *f^F m 913 k.. *Bk ENI/Gary Harmon Sheila Langston bowls a strike during Happy Hour’s summer bowling held at Gold Cup Bowling Center in Warner Robins recently. ' : - Mfjpp Gina Davis follows through on her bowl. Carl Christie focuses on the intend ed target. ENI/Gary Harmon Lady Eagles take maroon pool at Brookwood Invitational From staff reports Don’t expect any major change in school colors, but for today, Northside is “maroon.” That was the pool/division the Lady Eagles won this past weekend at the Brookwood Softball Invitational held at the same location. Northside finished the tournament 4-2 overall, which included going 3-0 Saturday. Both of the Lady Eagles’ losses then came Friday. The first was 3-0 and came at the hands of Parkview - Hollie Langston taking the loss. The second was to Eastside, which is ranked seventh in AAAA. “We gave up two runs in the first inning,” said Northside Head Fast-pitch Coach Mitch Horton, “and that was it.” Sarah Purvis took the loss in that one on the mound. The Lady Eagles then fin ished the first day of com petition by beating Sandy Creek, which is ranked sixth in AAA, 4-1. On day two, they beat Central Gwinnett 3-0 to open, with Purvis pitching the shutout. Langston also rebounded on the mound, pitching five innings and leading the Lady Eagles to a 3-1 win over gorgeous Tall 'Mums Lewis Farm Nursery Lewis Farms Nursery 830 Hwy. 26 - Elko (478) 954-1507 Valdosta. Bethany Horne got the save in that one. Purvis won again following, this time helping Northside DAVID OVERTON JEWELERS /V ‘Jewelry Repair 8c Cleaning / ‘Watch Repair / \ r Hours: • En ß rav,n ß Mon. -Fri. JjfS } ‘Appraisals 9:3oam-s:3opm ‘Estate Jewelry Sat ' \ . 7 9:3oam-2pm ‘Class Rings We Buy Gold Scrap!! Bring It In And Let Us Weigh It. 905 Downtown Carroll St. • Perry 478-987-1392 153859 SPORTS : j2f v i "™ lgjL~»JAt W j ■ : *?£* ** 'w2HL ■M' jBF '''■ 'w - ■'<,7 W" r/ * p? \ ML JllLy. ■ •*p ** ;-iwfe v I ENI/Gary Harmon Josh Hall bowls a strike. ' % 5 Joe Pallini sends a ball down the center of the lane. beat fifth ranked Starr’s Mill 3-2. That one, however, went eight innings. Leading the Lady Eagles, who are now 18-6 overall (7-0 in the region) offen sively, Horton said, were Kim Dominy, Langston and IHl® (MffiQ. Where Pros Go For Tools And Equipment Since 1966 • Construction Equipment • Homeowners Equipment • Party Equipment %M GlteosteoD DM® Rs&gl /TC>pr) foYTyTy i^£qY!pYq , \ 152583 HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Purvis. On defense he singled out Becky Studstill - for her play not only at shortstop but also at third. ABOVE: Russell Jordan and Ronnie Whittle use a little body english on their attempt. LEFT: Danny Snell watches as his ball heads toward the pins. ENI/Gary Harmon ENI/Gary Harmon ENI/Gary Harmon _ _