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2B ♦ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2007 ■ ..Jmr s*r.ji£‘ J^--...-. ENI/Gary Harmon Mary Ann Gibbs takes aim on a ringer during the Georgia State Horseshoe Singles competitiion held this past Saturday at Rozar Park in Perry. Georgia State Horseshoe Singles Hosted by the Perry Horseshoe Pitcher’s Club and held at Rozar Park Saturday (Perry club members in bold): Name W L R S % Champtionship Women 1 Mary Ann Gibbs 6 0 149 216 68.98 2 Mary Lewis 3 3 120 272 44.11 3 Stasia Addison 2 4 85 256 33.20 Championship Eider Men 1 Boody Spencer 5 0 153 226 67.69 2 DaveMckim 4 1 145 258 56.20 3 Bill Mathis 3 2 108 246 43.90 4 Bud Kurtz 2 3 153 286 53.49 5 Ray Tawney 1 4 110 252 43.65 6 Charles Mathis 0 5 103 260 39.61 Class “A” Elder Men 1 Bud Brake 5 1 129 272 47.42 2 A.W. Weatherford 4 2 106 244 43.44 3 John Pedersen 1 5 58 222 26.12 4 Doyle Johnson 0 5 72 238 30.25 Class “A” Men 1 Dane Clark 7 0 144 370 38.92 2 Larry Myers 5 2 124 342 36.26 3 Troy Stapler 4 3 151 376 40.16 4 Frank Harris 4 3 119 342 34.80 5 Tim Jones 3 4 149 346 40.06 6 Jimmie Coile 3 4 139 372 37.37 7 Ronnie Miller 1 6 105 348 30.17 8 Roger Strattan 1 6 109 364 29.95 Class “B” Men 1 Ray Hudgins 6 1 111 306 36.27 2 Bobby Jordan 5 2 116 296 39.80 3 Louie Bonner 4 3 97 302 32.11 4 Jerrry Morris 4 3 107 340 31.47 5 Gene Nichols 4 3 91 326 27.91 6 John Rackley 3 4 77 276 27.89 7 ZaneGoggin 1 6 100 336 29.76 8 Marshall Little 1 6 86 338 25.44 Class “C” Men 1 Richard Thompson 6 1 104 328 31.71 2 Marcus Waters 4 3 105 324 32.41 3 Chris Mccarty 4 3 97 324 29.93 4 Don Hutchens ’4 3 74 392 18.78 5 Royee Byrd 3 4 91 350 26.00 6 Jackie Gore 3 4 75 338 22.18 7 Jerome Kennedy 3 4 69 324 21.29 8 Jim Haley 1 6 62 302 20.52 Class “D” Men 1 David Coile 7 2 120 446 26.90 2 Trace Mason 5 3 100 378 26.45 3 Bob Hinton 5 3 88 390 22.56 4 Nick Morris 4 3 70 302 23.18 5 Buddy Ayer 4 3 57 344 16.57 6 Doug Defoe 2 5 52 280 18.57 7 Ron Gantt 2 5 59 334 17.66 8 Lee Howington 1 6 54 334 16.17 Class “E” Men 1 Roland Lallier 5 0 63 250 25.20 2 Bobby Arnold 4 1 52 240 21.67 3 Gene Rowell 3 2 49 240 20.42 4 Tom Carter 2 3 32 248 12.90 5 Shea Gaither 1 4 54 250 21.60 6 Arnold Rich 0 5 22 246 8.94 ua I ; lUm. Doyle “Shorty" Johnson tosses a shoe. SWEEPS From page iB break the meet record set by a former teammate. That record is 17:17 and is held by Marc Kushinka. “It fell apart about a mile and a half,” said Burkhardt about his shot at the record. “It never came back. I ran a pretty good race up until then. Normally you can keep that pace, but I couldn’t run after that.” Burkhardt said this is defi nitely a course that will “kill” runners who aren’t used to the hills, especially the first one at about the half-mile mark. But it is the home course for the Demons, and he said he gets in the high 17s to low 18s normally. In the 2006 county cham pionships, Burkhardt placed second overall to Kushinka. “You learn how to pace yourself and run fast,” he said about the lessons learned from the graduated senior. “Since he was always ahead of me, I could look up and tell where I was compared NSffwfc ’*./.. ■ 535 r *W ;.r*r~ ..- - •jaah^i^.w-^ im af : '~^ *&*■:„*& ;mm Mouldin leads Breitbach on their first lap around. umr VjHmrawT j The boys begin their competition . TOURNEY From page iB state silver medal sabre fenc ing team. The public is invit W ~ Indian River Fruit ~ Old Fashioned Grits - unbolted water ground meal from Davis Grist Mill, Tifton, GA ~ Peas, Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Okra, Tomatoes, Onions LkVEBNE’S PBODUCE Perry Farmer's Market -v Saturday Bam-12noon ENI/Gary Harmon SPORTS fIR llw \ jj » ENI/Gary Harmon Demonette Caroline Mouldin crosses the finish line first for the Warner Robins girls. to him.” On Nov. 1, both county champions are looking to ed to attend. For additional information on the fun and competitive sport of fenc ing, visit the club’s website at www.wrfs.org or email wrfs@hotmail.com. contend for the Region 1- AAAAA cross country title. The meet takes place in ENI/Gary Harmon mJEL. —^ Egg, 1 ’ i, 1 ENI/Gary Harmon Northside’s Adrian Delestre and Michael Gonzales cross the finish line. ENI/Gary Harmon m America's Cover Miss & ( Cover Boy USA BEAUTY PAGEANT Aae Divisions Girls: Birth-11mo, 12-23m0, 2-3 yr, 7-9 yr 10~12yr, 13-ISyr, 16-2Syr. Boys: Blrth-23m0 & 2-3 yr. Bring this ad and receive $lO off for Overall November 3rd - Warner Robins Wellston Recreation Ctr. Registration: spm Pageant: 6pm (423) 650-6710 wwwgeorgiacovermiss.com or gacovermiss@charter.net L 54824 HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Valdosta, and both like their chances on this much flatter course. *>• |g||mF JaF - Mm -■ '"jmH HB ENI/Gary Harmon Lady Panther Elizabeth Lambert runs her first lap through the woods. LEFT: Pictured is Mixed Epee medalist Mark Killian, who, won Bronze. FAR LEFT: Pictured are Youth (12 and under) Foil competitors. They are, from left, Sarin Khurana (Silver), Nate Hellier (Gold) and Sachin Khurana (Bronze). Contributed