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Tainted Saint, Chapter Fifty-NineMature
As the sunlight drifted in, the scent of sweat and alcohol met Cassandra's nose. She had been awake for only moments, yet she was instantly recalling the horrors of the night before. The horrors which she had begged Hadrian for. The horrors that kept her from Amadeo's Love.
Rolling over, Cassandra stared at Hadrian. He'd never been anything but a sweaty, drunken mess. Yet why was he so enticing? What about him kept her running back?
I just want to go back to sleep, and sleep forever...
But sleeping forever was simply not an option. Of course, Cassandra could choose to drown her sorrows in liquor, Hadrian's choice poison. It had been Morris' means of escape in the darkest of his days, as well, but...
The thought of Morris made Cassandra's heart ache. So, he did turn out to be far stronger than me...I hope he stays at the castle. It's where I ought to be, too. Cassandra shivered and tried to warm her cold soul by pulling the blankets up to her chin.
Remembering Hadrian's response to the clothes Cassandra had brought back from the castle, she wanted to weep. He'd taken one look at the luxurious garments, a sick smile on his face. "So," he'd said, "you've brought back royal scum from the palace? Look at how pretty and snotty you are. You thought I'd like these, did you?" He'd laughed, shaking his head. "You look ridiculous."
Nothing I do is ever enough for him. Sitting up in bed, Cassandra looked over at the door. Longingly, she imagined stepping outside the apartment and returning.
But returning to what? To her life of brokenness? To the castle? Where did she belong? What place was she made for?
From out of nowhere, Hadrian reached over and pulled Cassandra back down. "Thinking of leaving, are we?" he asked, voice groggy from sleep. "After all I've done for you, you're thinking of leaving?"
"I'll never leave."
"That's what you said before," Hadrian whispered. He propped himself up on one arm so that he was both reclining and looking down at Cassandra. "What makes you think that Amadeo will want Hadrian's damaged goods?"
Tears filled Cassandra's eyes, and she looked away. "You're right," she murmured.
Hadrian bent down. "Of course, I'm right," he replied, brushing his lips against Cassandra's forehead. "You need me, Cassandra. I don't need you; I don't need anyone. But I want you. You ought to feel like a very special girl."
"I do." Cassandra closed her eyes, bracing herself for the rough kisses that were sure to follow.
"I chose you for this," Hadrian whispered, voice suddenly lower and huskier. "I chose you for the darkness. This is who you are. This is what you were made for. Don't even think about believing otherwise."
"I won't," Cassandra whispered. "I know you chose me." She reached up and encircled Hadrian's neck with her arms and allowed herself to meet his expectations.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 11, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Bird season set, Page 9 / River friends column, Page 5 New Braunfels /IV •Si » _ «. Thursday I Cl I1! J9I I APB ■■ I? f: fjgg fcf fgf' § New Braunfels, Texas One Section; 14 Pages June 11 1987 25 Cents stammtisch Record lake level could force dam release increase Kevin Jonas called to say the phone number lie gave us to garner support tor his bul to travel with the Up W it h Peole entourage was w rung The numbers to call if you would like to help Jonas raise bucks tor his dream opportunity are 625 .hit! or 625-7280 \rt*a gardeners might like to know that if they have a surplus of legumes and stuff, the seniors at Comal County Senior Citizens t enter, 142 Comal in New Braunfels could be most happy to take your overage otf your hands Friday is lie day to drop by For more in-formation, call Lamta at 629 1161 or Ida at 625 I Bt Hi And thanks By DAVID MAY and SARAH DUK F Staff Writers Canyon Lake has reached its highest point in history and with heavy rains continuing to inundate Comal County and outflow rates re roamed low lake officials expect the lake level to rise even more As of lo a rn today, the lake level had swelled to 'i c »i and because of rains this morning, inflow' rates had doubled from yesterday md w as ris mg at a rate of a loot every 12 hours The flood cont i I reservoir reached san feet above me rn •*.»level (taring the flood of I'J i a e ake level has never topped • fool spillway since the dam si on plot ion in UKW Heavy thunderstorms moving nor thward it » slow rub dumped another two inches ram in parts of New Braunfels this morning. The Na tional Weather service s.ud I hat at 9 in a rn today another strong cell of thunderstorms was reported iii northern Mexico moving nor theasterly at a rate of la mph NWS officials said a flash flood watch remains n effect through tonight tor Texas Hill ountrv, Ed ward s Plateau and South < antral Texas regions Travel was discouraged Persons in those areas were advised to monitor weather developments as heavy rains falling on saturated soils would cause severe flooding in many areas throughout the watch area Rainfall amount> since May 1»' are recorded at just over it inches as of IO a in this morning, according to a meterological frat king station here Since lune I total 'Winfall totals 7 at New Braunfels Total rainfall for the region already ipprouchi s the annual average weath« r service rf finals said A ( omul County Sheriff > dispat cher said today that Hooding c is reported in several low- lying areas and that Smithson alley Hoad J* M .12. Ammon Road and Blanco Road were under water in places The dispatcher reported that Cibolo Creek was three feet out f its hanks in some areas New' Braunfels polit*- did not report any flooding or street problems other ihail the usual low w tier See RECORD Paqe I Selma's council is split over appointment, water system Did you know that Governor Garay of Jamaica sent a guy named Pineda to explore the northern Gull OI Mexico region in 1519 What is now the Brownsville area was the ate selected by the Jamaican for a lort Garay brought up the rear so to speak. in 1323 to occupy the fort, but the locals, meaning real live Indians said, Don t think so," and repelled the expedition It was Cor tcz, the governor of Mexico, however, who really put the brakes on Garay s dreams of a .Jamaican outland The rest of the story is contained in Agues Grimm's book. Llanos ilemmas - Mustang Plains Our own Comal County Attorney Bill Kenner recently completed what is called an Executive Prosecutor ('nurse offered by the Na tarnal College of District Attorneys in Houston. Renner was one of 60 men and women doing so .« - iiyfljry i - The not-so-Dry Comal Creek at 5 p rn Wednesday Christen The Summer Playground Pro gram boys and girls and New Braunfels Senior Citizens are invited to a picnic June 17 from 9 a m to nom in Landa Park pavilions 4, 5 and 6 Bring a sack lunch and drinks will be provided lf it isn t still raining, there will be games and activities for all Call Parks and Recreation Department at 625-5616 for more information By TIM WAITS Staff Writer They just don t make many bull riders Uke K U Christon. What sets apart one of the na Hon s best college bull riders are ms physical build and. to a large ex tent, his personality Christon, a 1965 graduate ut Galion High School, is a tail, wiry 2U year old w ith big hands and long fingers This is not the build of the prototypical bull rider who is generally ol the short and stocky variety He docsn t look like a bull rider He looks prettier," said Mike Renner an agriculture teacher at Canyon and, a friend of Christon's. Bul he gels bucked off less than anybody." Another thing Hint makes Christon different from Ins col leagues is that ii takes a hammer aud a chisel to extract a word oui uf hun. a far cry from the stereotype bull rider s braggadocio But the one thing that puts Christon iii step witii the best bull r iders in the country is thai he is just flat good. He is ranked mill among bull riders in the National Intel collegiate Rodeo Association Christon will be in Bozeman, Mon And the rains came... The skies will continue to be most ly cloudy today with a iou percent chance of rain today, dropping to a 50 percent chance tonight. Winds tonight will be from the southeast at 5 to IO mph and the low will drop to near-70. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of thundershowers and a high in the up per 60s. Winds will be from the southeast at IO to 15 mph. The Menu CLASSIFIED.........11-13 COMICS.................I® DEAR ABBY............14 KALEIDOSCOPE. .....7 OPINIONS. .............4 SPORTS................W By JOHN Ka ,TNF R Com**.pond**nt TI)** Hind appointment ut * Selma Cite Council has prompted newly elected memlier Lam i lobe to ask d the political circus ha-- anything to do with a push to pass th** purchase of a new* .valor system tin* the * ifs of Selma Arf til** Fay who was defeated iii a 67 to -ti vote in th** \prit election has been appointed once (gam to »er\e another lei rn on the fits annet! md Joke wants the entire civ council ii eluding the mayor, to explain the >p pointmen) Selma Mayoi Kenneth Fleenoi Tuesday responded to a illest ion about Fey s appointment to council "A vote of to-1 was taken among Hie council to retain Key since tor met Mayor steve *io.se resigned iii April and subsequently a vacancy w.ts created" wfien Fieenor a cit. conn cli member it that time took over as may OI md **n Ins seat open Fieenor did no! respond to a ques Hon as to vin i special election war not called to 'ill that position on the council, a question Jobe also believes needs answei mg Jobe said her inst choice would nave been < lins King, a resident oi Selma Park Estates, mb*- said she believes lits experience would have c I, howe- et 'ti op one sided < ourw ti men .a vt avo voted OI ,v Mil** Job**cast Grand jury reindicts woman in shooting Bv DAVID MA Staff Writer A Comal County Ii cai Wednesday reindicted > I .ake woman on r -i-r chai go O' voluntary manslaughter nu th** ms. shooting death < J ne- oo\ ft nun! An indictment charging Janmone Childre Rust with second degree tetany murder in the september c's teatii o| Geolge Gaylord Gray L was quashed carder 'his month n district court i»ecau.se tie indictment incorrectly identified Hie victim as Gary Gaylord \ dish let at tome v spokesman Wednesday said Rust, 47 will im* re ^nested atter tieing nee on a ■ VO *" pond lite voluntary manslaughter 'barge is also a second degi*t- seh-m aider stale statutes iud upon concio Hon can he punishable bv a prison igative report*- fates that Rust was tlouted J * •• - cera lo. bruises ta Inned to flax* been astonied JUT mg a domestic argument with iii av District 'ourt coordinator Ginny ♦lanes .aid flu* ase likely will be placed on a docket for jury trial ■onudum* next month tha t's no bull tana, next week .iud likely on na tional television, representing Howard County i'm loge sn Rh < oi lege Nationals Even if he doesti1 tan well this rat Christon still has two years of college eligibility left which will probably be spent at either Texas Tech or Eastern New Mexico Christon accepts the danger of his sport as tieing just another day at the olliee, although most people don't go to the office to hang on to a brutal animal that weighs over a ton It s fun and you have the chance to make real good money, said Christon. who earns about $500 a week .ti rodeos throughout Texas and New Mexico and could make thousands more when Ire joins Hie pro rodeo * ircuit n a « ouple of years The obvious question is. Is it worth risking your (de tor the money ? The answer for c hriston i*-an unequivocal yes And that s corn mg J rom a guy w ho has had a piece of his kidney torn off and his leg broken twice He has had ins head stepped on three times and an un told number Of Stitches The next question is * Why do it?" Christen just smiles, shrugs See BU CLR I DL R, Pave 6 unique breed, and R D. Christon and friend at work. He was just beautiful Handsome, r. iii This male peacock perched .it a drainage creek guard rail on !• Vt aik must have been displac ed from a farm yard or wherever when high citer '.r har d ram caused this bird to boogie He seemed conf used intl as with all peacocks, didn't fly well But he was fluoresc ent blue mr* yellow with a tail at least three • et long Harold and friends tried to get closer but alas he flew well enough to cleat* a 'our wire lence .oui disappear into the brush south ut ( a ny on Lake Hep vy ;
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In 1966 at Cambridge, as the May Week show for the university's Amateur Dramatic Club, I directed a Feydeau farce, Hotel Paradiso, writes Robert Cushman. In the supporting role of Monsieur Martin, a barrister of overflowing geniality somewhat impeded by a spectacular stammer, I cast, on impulse and without audition, an imposing red-haired first-year undergraduate who had begun to establish himself as a magisterial comic presence at the Footlights and whose name was Jonathan James-Moore [obituary by Alan Strachan, 24 November].
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1 : one having spiritual or ecclesiastical supervision: such asa : an Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, or Roman Catholic clergyman ranking above a priest, having authority to ordain and confirm, and typically governing a dioceseb : any of various Protestant clerical officials who superintend other clergyc : a Mormon high priest presiding over a ward or over all other bishops and over the Aaronic priesthood
2 : either of two pieces of each color in a set of chessmen having the power to move diagonally across any number of adjoining unoccupied squares
3 : mulled port wine flavored with oranges and cloves
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The Old English word bisceop, from which we get our English word bishop, comes from the Latin word episcopus. Like many other Latin words connected with religion and the church, this was borrowed from Greek, the language in which the New Testament was written. The Greek word episkopos, meaning "overseer," was first used for officials in government, and later came to be used for church leaders. In the Bible, bishop and priest were used to identify the same thing. It was much later when a bishop became overseer of a large district, or diocese.
Origin and Etymology of bishop
Middle English bisshop, from Old English bisceop, from Late Latin episcopus, from Greek episkopos, literally, overseer, from epi- + skeptesthai to look — more at spy
First Known Use: before 12th century
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: an official in some Christian religions who is ranked higher than a priest and who is usually in charge of church matters in a specific geographical area
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1 : a member of the clergy of high rank
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The original duty of a bishop was to watch over the members of a church as a shepherd watches over a flock. Appropriately, the word bishop comes ultimately from a Greek word, episkopos, that means literally "overseer": the prefix epi- means "on" or "over," and the second part -skopos means "watcher." The pronunciation of the word was changed when it was borrowed from Greek into Latin, and further changed when it was borrowed into Old English. In Old English it was spelled bisceop but probably sounded quite a bit like the modern word bishop.
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Despite the crop of gardening programmes propagating across our TV screens, senior figures in the industry believe that as a profession it is on the verge of a major crisis.
An ageing workforce, too few young people, and a host of downsides including hard, often back-breaking work for very little money, mean it has the kind of image problem that would have Trinny and Susannah salivating.
TV exposure, including the feast of colour at next week's Chelsea Flower Show, cannot arrest the decline, say many old hands. They argue gardening just isn't "sexy" enough to attract media-savvy youth, whether as a gardener, horticulturist or garden centre manager.
The Botanic and Historic Gardens Skills Research Project, produced by the Royal Horticultural Society and English Heritage, found limited promotion opportunities, combined with low pay and a poor image, tends to put off youngsters.
In a more worrying development, the study found that such is the chronic shortage of young people coming in to the trade, only a quarter of those polled were under 35. It also found that, in time, potentially hundreds of acres of flower beds and borders throughout parks and country houses could end up being grassed over as the current population of gardeners either retires or dies.
Yet perversely hundreds of colleges are offering courses in everything from garden and landscape design, propagation, amenity horticulture, and chainsaw proficiency.
So why does this abundance of learning not translate into a crop of well-educated youngsters prepared to get their fingers green?
Money is undoubtedly the main factor. Nearly 40% of those polled by the RHS - which included 71% of those who deemed themselves "highly-skilled" - said they earned less than £15,000 a year. While such a salary may look favourable ranked alongside agricultural wages, it is hardly attractive for what is a physical career. There are jobs that offer more than £15,000. Head gardeners can, in rare cases, earn up to £40,000 and, in an area like nursery management, pay improves. But such roles are often oversubscribed and competition is fierce. Peter Fields, head gardener of Bradenham Hall, near Thetford in Norfolk, oversees more than 25 acres of beds 'n' borders. He says: "Kids want to be high earners and have a job that gives them street credibility. Gardening has neither."
Television hasn't helped. "It's fine seeing people on TV doing this for a living, but persuading a youngster to study for three years, then work for next to no money for a few years more, before they gain any credibility, is next to impossible," he says.
On-the-job training is not what it was, either. Mr Fields, who is also chairman of the Professional Gardener's Guild, adds: "I was a parks apprentice in the early 1960s when a local council's parks department offered the best training you could get. That's all gone now, thanks, in part, to contracting out to private companies. Getting hands-on experience is as important as an academic qualification."
Matt Thomas, presenter of Channel 4's City Gardener and a former lecturer in horticulture, agrees. "Qualifications are one thing, but aren't enough without having done the work."
And be wary of the romantic view of gardening. "Many people have a traditional image of a gardener pottering around the grounds of a big house.
"While there are those kinds of jobs out there, you have to put in a lot of work to get to that stage." Yet such effort has its rewards.
Having sorted out the basics, says Mr Thomas, an alternative route to the top could be to establish yourself with a number of garden rounds - a few small gardens for a couple of hours a week - or undertake small design-oriented projects, which can all be very satisfying. "Word of mouth is important, as is having a decent portfolio - for which, again, you need the experience," he says. "Then you can have a try at the likes of the RHS gardens or Kew," although both have something like a two-year waiting list to become a general gardener with the pay at £12,000 to £13,000 for starters.
There appears, however, to be no shortage of older people willing to give up stressful, well-paid jobs for a satisfying life tilling the soil.
According to the RHS survey more than a quarter of those polled came into gardening from a "non land-based industry", such as banking, teaching or law.
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But with the birth of her daughter in 1974 came the chance to work part-time while devoting a day a week to studying at Norwood Green College in Southall, west London for her City & Guilds in horticulture. She combined this with stints as a freelance gardener, as well as helping blind and disabled people appreciate flowers and plants through smell and touch; in effect, "horticultural therapy".
Then in 1987 came the opportunity to work at Sion Park - then operated by the Civil Service - advising visitors on any plant problems. Says Angela: "It was like being on Gardener's Question Time but all the time!" In 1997 Sion Park was bought by the group that owns the Wyevale garden centre chain and a year later Angela was made redundant. She answered an advertisement for a plant advisor in Fulham and got the job. "It's doubly satisfying," she says, "because I buy the plants and oversee the running of the centre.
"It also doubles as a charity called Fairbridge, which works with under-privileged 16 to 26-year-olds."
The money's not great, she admits, but there is a lot of job satisfaction.
"It's small and friendly. We call it our 'green, tranquil oasis', and we have a nice community of customers who keep on coming back."
What you can earn
Gardener/horticulturist: £11,000 - £16,000
Senior gardener/horticulturist: £13,000 - £19,251
Supervisors: £16,000 - £36,763
Assistant curator/head gardener: £17,000 - £27,000
Head gardener/curator: £19,000 - £42,000
Director: £27,000 - £120,000
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Way back in December, it feels like a long time ago, we witnessed a fire on Jalan Pantai Cenang on Langkawi Island, Malaysia. It was a bit of a shock to both of us. At first because we thought our guest house may be going up in flames and then because having to deal with a fire in a small community is never nice.
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I've been a world champion since I was 14. I've won the World Championships for swimming in Hong Kong, the Czech Republic and Belgium. This year I also won the European Championships.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 17, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas Friday, Dec. 17,1993 ■ Herald-Zeitung ■ 1 6School adapts to new rules on religion in class WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. (AP) — Students, educators and parents are cautiously tiptoeing around new rules governing religion in Williamsville schools and finding that, for all the controversy, little has changed since the guidelines were enacted. High school students in the suburban Buffalo district can still dress up a classmate as Santa Claus for a fundraiser. Jewish mothers can still come to school to teach students about Hanukkah. Students can still decorate a pine tree in the hallways — though they call it a holiday tree, not a Christmas tree. Religious symbols such as Nativity scenes or the Star of David may be displayed in classrooms, but only as part of an educational unit. Holiday displays can remain up for no longer than IO days. Though most of its 10,000 students are Christians, the Williamsville district has a large Jewish population and many Hindu, Muslim and Sikh students. A year ago, when guidelines were being formulated, school board meetings degenerated into shouting matches over the policy. Now that the policy is in effect, the debate has largely died down. School officials are still finetuning the rules, but teachers, parents and students so far have seen only minor changes. 'The idea is to make the schools less oppressive to those who are not in the majority religion," said Francis Murphy, school superintendent. "Why should a Muslim student coming to school 20 days before Christmas feel like an interloper in a Christian environment?' The policy bans holiday gift exchanges in classrooms, a nile that has miffed some students and parents accustomed to trading presents for Christmas or Hanukkah. At a fourth-grade holiday party, candy canes — supposedly a representation of the staffs of shepherds who flocked to Christ's birth — were replaced by Pez candy dis pensers. "We've had to put a little more thought into everything that goes on for the holidays," said Suzanne Tozer, a parent who helped organize the party. "I have nothing against my son playing 'Jingle Bells' or some of the Christmas festivities in the school," said Kailash Chadha, a Hindu who supports the policy. "At the same time, I don't want my children being taught Christianity in the classroom. If you're in the minority, why should you be exposed to that?' Troubled by such questions, teachers often leave religion out of lessons for fear they might violate U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the separation of church and state. Like Williamsville, school boards around the country have adopted policies to give teachers guidelines on how to deal with religion. "Religion is a fact of life, it's a fact of our culture, and I think that teaching that ignores religion is poor teaching," said Charles Kniker of the National Council on Religion and Public Education. The Williamsville policy is intended to allow instruction about religion as a cultural influence, with lessons balanced among Christianity, Judaism, Islam and other faiths. "No school system is seriously going to ban all discussion of religion. That goes too far, and good educators know that," said Robert Boston of the group Americans United for Separation of Church and State. "Williamsville is leading the way. It's a good source for model policies for other schools." Alan Garrow, a school board member who voted against the policy, said the new rules have taken some of the harmless fun out of the holidays. While Christmas decorations aren't banned, Garrow said he has seen fewer signs of the holiday around the district's 13 schools. "I feel our kids are being shortchanged," Garrow said. Religion briefs NEW YORK (AP) — Roman Catholic and Jewish religious leaders have issued a joint appeal to Americans to help prevent the spread of pornography. The statement by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs and the Synagogue Council of America's Interreligious Affairs Committee recognizes "the constitutionally guaranteed right of freedom of speech." But the religious leaders said they also were concerned about the "alarming growth" of pornography. "As Jews and Catholics, we teach that the Creator fashioned each person in the divine image," the statement says. "Any material that demeans the inherent dignity of women, men and children by removing sexuality from the context of meaningful interpersonal relationships denies the image of the Creator within all of us." LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Gov. Ben Nelson had a gun removed from a Christmas display that is supposed to depict what life was like in Nebraska in the late 1800s. The display donated by state Sen. Connie Day of Norfolk and her husband, John, uses mannequins to represent Nelson and his wife, Diane. It sits on the front lawn of the governor's mansion. The display originally included a revolver, which sat on a mantelpiece. Nelson had the gun removed because the display is geared toward children, said Shirley Hart Arthur, mansion director. The mechanical mannequins dressed in late 1800s clothing stand in front of a fireplace with a Christmas tree off to one side. "The intent is to have a homey look of the governor and first lady sitting by the fireplace waving at the kids as they go by," Arthur said. Edward D. Jones It Co. STAN A. 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Christ tbs King Confasslonal Lutharan Church (Missouri Synod). 655 Landa St Bible study at 9 a rn., Worship at 10:30 am. Churel of Christ. 1665 Highway 81 W Bible classes for all. 9 a m.; worship 10 a m.; evening worship and children's Bible hour 6 pm; Wednesday classes 7 p m. Nursery available Church of Christ (Northslds). 1130 FM 306, Sunday Bible classes 9 30 a rn.; worship 10:30 a m. and 6 pm; Wednesday Bible classes 7 pm Church of Christ, 174 West End St Bible study at 9 25 a rn and 5 p m. Sunday and 7 p m. Wednesday Worship is at 10 30 a rn. and 6 p m Sunday. Call 625-1094 or 648-1734 for information I Church of Christ, 358 Landa Street. Suite J Bible class 9 a m.; Worship 10 a rn and 6 p m Sunday, Bible class 7pm Wednesday Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. 1390 Han; Road. Sacrament Meeting 9 a rn., Sunday School and Primary 10:15 am; Priesthood Meeting and Heitet bociety 11 :iu arn Community Christian Church. OakRun School. Sunday School 9:30, worship service 10:30 Call 620-7174 or 620-7848 Cross Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod). South Hickory and Cross Streets Sunday school 9:15 a rn.; worship 8 and 10:30 a rn. Daysprlng Christian Fellowship, Memorial School. 1900 S. Walnut. Worship 10:30 a m.; Sunday school 9:30 am.; Evaning Worship 6 p m, Eastsldt Baptist Church, 983 Holly 81. Sunday school 9:45 a ni. and worship 11 a m. and 6 pm Wadnaaday prayer masting 7 p.m. Faith United Church of Christ. 970 Loop 337. Church school 9:15; worship 10:30 a.m. Fsllowshlp Bibl# Church, Soirm and Morning Ode Sunday school 9;46 a.m.; worship 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. First Aeaembly of God, 1667 U.S. 01 Wast. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.; worship 10:30 a m. and 9 p.m.; Wadnaaday aarvloa 7 p.m. First Baptist Churah, 733 Cross Si Sunday sohool 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:46 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Wsdnscday dlnnar 6:30 p m. Blbla study and prayar aarvloa 6:16. First Church of Christ Scientist, 137 E. Mill St. Sunday service 10 30 a.m.; Sunday school 10:30 a rn.; Wednesday service 7 30 p.m. Child care available First Church of the Nazarsns, 1465 Interstate 35 East. Sunday school 9:45 a rn.; worship 10:50 a m. and 6 p m First Mexican Baptist, 2080 W San Antonio St. Sunday school 9:45 a rn.; worship 10:50 and 6 p.m.; Wednesday prayer service 7 p.m. First Prssbytsrian Church, 272 S. Krueger, Sunday school 9:45 a rn.; fellowship 10:30 a rn.; worship 11 a.rn and 7 p m. First Protestant United Church of Christ. Seguin and Coll Streets. Worship 8 and 10:30 a rn.; church school 9 a m. First Spanish Assembly of God Church, 1944 U.S. 81 al Peach Street. Sunday School 9:45 a m.. Worship services 10:45 a.rn and 6:30 p.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church, 572 W. San Antonio. Worship 8 30 a m.; Sunday school 9:30 a rn ; worship 10:50 a rn.; youth activities 5-7 p.m. Freedom Fellowship Church and School, 330 Hackberry, Sunday services 10:30 a.m., nursery and children's church. Wednesday family meetings in homes Call 625-1268. Gathering of the Remnant Church, 419 Enchantment. Sunday worship al 10 a rn. and 7 pm; Tuesday and Thursday al 7 p.m. Harmony Baptist Church, 14/2 Texas 46 S Sunday school 9:45 a.rn ; Sunday worship 11 a rn. and 7 pm; Church training 6 p.m.; Wednesday prayer meeting 7 p m. Holy Family Catholic Church. 245 S Hidalgo Saturday Mass 5 p.m.; Sunday Mass 8 a rn (Spanish) 10 a rn. Hosanna Baptist Church; 525 Mather (bilingual). Sunday School 9:30 am.; Sunday worship 10:30 a m. and 6 p.m.; Wadnaaday Prayar Sarvlca 7 p.m. Iglaala Bethel Pentecost#, 365 dr ap# St Saturday, Sunday and Wadnasday 7 p.m.; Sunday school 10 a rn.; Monday prayar matting 7:30 p.m. ilaals da Crlsto, 117 I. Zipp ibis asea • a rn.; Sarvlca 9 a.m. Sunday; Blbla class 7:30 p.m. Wadnasday. Lakeside Baptist Churah, FM 726. Sunday school 9:46 a.m.; worship 11 a m. and 6 p.m.; Wadnasday Blbla study and prayar mealing 7 p m. Live Oak Baptist, 336 Washington Sunday sohool 6:46 • rn.; worship 11 a.m.; Baptist Training Union (2nd and 4th Sunday) 4 p.m.; Brotherhood and Missionary Society Wadnasday 6:30 p.m.; prayar sarvlca and Blbla Study Wadnasday 6:30 p.m.; choir rehearsal Wadnaaday 6 p.m. Living Word Church, 1254 U S. 81 E. Sunday school 9:45 a m. and worship 10:30 a m. and 7 p.m.; Wednesday service and Bible study, children s classes and youth meeting 7:30 p.m. Mission Psntscosts Church, 129 School St. Services Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday 7:30 p.m. Mission Valley Bible Church, 995 Mission Hills Drive (NBCA). 10:30 am. Worship and Children's Church. Church office: 258 1/2 W San Antonio. New Braunfels Christian Church, 734 Loop 307. Sunday school 9:30 a m ; worship 10:30 a rn and 6 p.m.; junior church 10 :30 a rn. New Brsunfsls Foursquare Gospsl Church, one-fourth mile from. Interstate 35 on FM 306 Sunday school 10 a rn.; worship 11 a rn.; Wednesday worship 7 pm. New Braunfels Prssbytsrian Church, 373 Howard. Worship 8:30 a.m., Sunday School 9:30 p.m., Worship 11 a m. Nursey provided. New Braunfels Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2990 W. San Antonio St. Sabbath School al 10:40 am Saturday. Worship at 9:30 a rn. Saturday. New Life Assembly, full Gospel. Oasis Street near Molly Joe s Sunday School at 10 a m.; worship 11 a m. and 6 p m Sunday and 7 p m Wednesday Oakwood Baptist Church, 2154 Loop 337 North. Bible study 9:30 a rn.; worship 10:45 a rn and 6 p.m.; Wednesday prayer service 7 pm Our Lady of Psrpstusl Help Church, 138 W. Austin Masses 5 30 p rn Saturday and 8 and 11 a rn and 6 pm. Sunday. Peace Lutharan Church, ElCA, 1147 South Walnut, across from Wal-Mart Sunday services at 8 a rn and 10 30 a rn Sunday am 620 0611 Rsorganlxsd Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 1138 Dunlap Drive. New Brsunfsls. Church school 9:45 a m.; worship 11 arn. Bible study Thursdays at 1 p.m. Restoration Church of Jsaua Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 49 Quads Coma, House Church. Call 625-5230 Second Baptist Church, 243 Merrlweathtr. Sunday school 946 a.m.; worship 11 am. and 7 p.m.; ehureh training 6 p.m.; Wadnaaday aarvloa 7:30 pm. St. John's Episcopal Churah, 312 8. Guenther. Holy Eucharist 6 am.; Christian Education 9:30 am., Holy Eucharist 10:30 am. St Joseph's Anglican Churah, 1926 Episcopal Prayar Book. I am. Holy Eucharist 2nd, 4th and 8th Sunday (morning prayer •Itarnata Sunday*); 11 am. Sunday Sohool, Holy Eucharist lit, 3rd and 8th Sunday* (morning prayar aliarnata Sundays); 9:30 am Sunday*, Bibi# study. School at 9 15 St. Paul Lutheran Church (ELCA), Cross and Santa Clara Streets. Worship service 8 arn. (broadcast on KNBT Radio FM 92). 10:30 a m. and 6 p.m. Sundays. Sunday school 9:15 arn. Ste. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 386 N. Casten. Saturday Mass 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses 8 00. 9:30 and 11:15 arn. No evening mass through Friday. The Pentecosts of New Braunfels 104 Melody Lane. Sunday morning. Hour of Power 9:30, Celebration of Praise 10:30; Thursday evening, Exploring Spiritual Dimensions 7:30; Special Ministries: Working with Kids at Risk; Services Interpreted for the Deaf. Tres of Ufa Fellowship, 652 N. Loop 337. Sunday services (including Children's Church) at 0 30 a rn. and 10:30 a m. Sunday evening service (and Children's Church) at 7 p m. Ladies Bible Study at 10 a m. Wednesday. Pastor's Bible study and Youth Meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Area Bracken United Methodist Church, 20377 FM 2252. Sunday school 9:30 am.; Sunday church services 8:15 a m. and 10:40 a rn.; UMYF Sunday at 5 p m Bulverde Baptist Church, P.O. Box 43. Sunday school 9:30 a m.; worship 10:45 a rn. and 7 p m.; Christian training 6 p.m.; Wednesday service 7 p m Bulvsrds Baptist Church, P.O. Box 260. Sunday School 9:30 am.; Worship 8:15 and 10:45 a rn. and 6 pm.; Discipleship Training 5 p.m.; Wednesday servioe 7 pm. Canyon Lake Prssbytsrian Church, Shepard Hill, 4314 FM 2673 between Sattlsr and Startzville. Sunday School 9:30 a m., Worship 11 a m. 964-2427. Canyon Lake United Methodist Church, Flintstons Drive. Canyon Lake Mobile Homo Estates. Sunday school 9:15 am.; Worship 10 30 a m. Chapel In the Cove (Interdenominational), Cypress Cove Addition. Sunday School 9 am., Worship 9 a rn 885-4063 Church of Christ, FM 3159 and 2673. Bible class 10 am,; Sunday worship 11 a rn. and 6 p.m.; Wadnaaday service 7 p m Church In the Valley (Interdenominational) FM 306 and Alvar Road (al Canyon City). Sunday school 9:16 am.; worship 6 and 10:30 a.m.; Wadnasday Blbla ttudy 7 pm. Church In the Wildwood (Assembly of Qed), FM 2673. Tho Oaks. Sunday school 10 •rn.; worship 10:60 am. and 6:30 pm, Covenant Baptist Churah, Duck Blind Lounge at Foratt Water* Country Club In (larder Ridge. Sunday Sohool 9:46 am Coffs* 10:30 am.; Worship 1' •rn. Sunday. Cranes Mill Baptist Church, FM 2673 at Startzville. Sunday Bible study 9:30 a m.; worship 10:45 a rn. and 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday Bible study and prayer 7.30 p m. Nursery provided Frlsdsn's United Church of Christ Geronimo. Church school 9 a m.; worship service 10:15 am. First Baptist Church of Canyon Lake, in Horseshoe Falls Estates. Sunday school 9:30 a in.; worship 10:40 a m. and 6 p.m. Nursery provided. Gethsemene Beptlst Church, Startzville Community Center, Sunday school 10 a m.; worship ll a m and 7 p.m.; Wednesday worship 7 p.m. Rock Hill Gospel Faith Center, 502 Interstate 35 south of New Braunfels, behind the rest area. Sunday school 9:30 gJD.;. worship 10:15 and 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday night 7:30 p.m.; Saturday night regular service 7:30 p m. Southlake Baptist Church (SBO), 77 FM 3159 across from the Guadalupe Valley Telephone Co op. Sunday Bible study for all ages 9:30 a rn.; worship 11 a m.; discipleship training 6 p.m.; Wednesday prayer, praise and worship 7:30 p.m. Nursery provided. St. Andrew Lutheran Church (ELCA), FM 2673 east ol Startzville. Worship 10:15 am; communion first Sunday. Sunday School. 9 a m. St. Francis by tbs Laks Episcopal Church. FM 306 at Spring Mtn. Dr. 964-3820. Holy Eucharist Sun. 8 a.m. and 10 arn. (Nursery provided]. Mon. 7 p.m., Wed. 10 a.m. Prayer and praise' service, Sun. 6 p.m. Rev. Allan A. Cockling, Vicar. ut. John's Mission Church, Our Lady of Psrpstusl Help mission) Hunter. Sunday Mass 9:30 a.m. Bt. Paul Lutharan Church of Bulverde, FM 1863 at U S. 261. Sunday school 9:15 am.; worship 8 am. and 10:30 am. Bt. Paul Unltad Church of Christ, South Main and FM 76. Cibolo. Church school and worship at 10 a.m. Bt. Thomas Catholic Church (just below Canyon Dam). Saturday Maw at 6 p.m.; Sunday at 6:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Triumphant Lutharan Churah, Bat Cava Road at Schoanthal Road (Qarden Ridga). Spacial avania, • a.m.; Worship 0 im; Sunday Sohool for all agas, 10:30 a.m. 661-9090. Unity Cantar of Practice! 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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 12, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas S K sW \\Vs\"i* \VV\^SportsFriday, July 12 1991 HerakJ-Ze/fung, New Braunfels, Texas Page 7A Angels win 7 in SA sweep Softball team to state today National League catcher Chad Faykus forces out the American League's Reagan George at home plate during Thursday's meeting of the two New Braunfels Major Little League all-star tournament teams. George and his AL teammates went on to win the game, 8-2. AL prevails in battle of local teams Hinojosa strikes out 12, throws four-hitter for victory By JOE BELK Sports Editor SEGUIN — In a showdown between the two New Braunfels representatives of the Majors all* suit tournament at Seguin'! Siarcke Park. the American League eltmivtaied the National League Thursday night, 8*2. Patrick Hinojosa pitched a four-hitter while going the distance for the American League. Hinojosa. recovering from an injury to his pitching arm, struck out 12 batters in six innings while walking four. Shawn Tom cr I in pitched a complete game for the National League, sulking out six and allowing eight hits. Half of those hits were in a four-run first inning in which the American League took the lead for good The American league plays again today at 6 pm at Suircke Park, against Seguin'i American League team. The National League was cumulated with the loss After Hinojosa retired the National Leaguers ut the first. Josh Votght opened the bonum of the first with an infield single. Voighi stole second and took third on a wild pitch, scoring on Andy Holunan's base hit lo left. Hinojosa singled and Oms Chol leo walked to load the bases. Paul Paniagua followed with a shot into left-center. driving in two runs. Cholico scored from third on David Simmonds' fielder's choice grounder. Following a scoreless second inning, the National League plated both of its runs in the top of the third. Chad Faykus walked to lead off. moving to second on Ruben Perez Ill's single over the shortstop. The AL erased the lead runner on Chad Salge's fielder's choice. Pere/ scored from second on a wild pitch, followed by an error on the throw to third. Tom crim drove in Salge with a grounder that resulted in a throw mg error. The American League added a run in the bottom of the third when Reagan George scored on Jason Shields' single to the cemcr-ficld fence. Neither team threatened rn the fourth inning, as both Hinojosa and Tomerlm struck out two rn their respective half-mmngs. The National League got a baserunner rn the fifth on Tomerlm's single up the middle, but Hinojosa fanned two batters in a row to leave the runner on second. The American League added some insurance rn the bottom of the fifth, with Cholico leading off with a walk. Paniagua and George followed with singles to load the bases, and Simmonds got his second RBI of the game when Cholico scored on his grounder. Due to an error, the bases remained loaded after die play. Paniagua scored from third on an error, and an infield hit by Shields loaded the bases for the third lime in the inning. The National League forced out the lead runner at the plate on a grounder to Gabriel Pere/ at first. Chad Wehc's bases-loadcd walk forced in the final run of the game. Hinojosa struck out the side rn order rn the sixth. as he finished the game with five consecutive strikeouts. Paniagua — who had the only multi-hit game on cither team — paced the AL offense with 2-for-2 hitting and two RHls. Simmonds also baited rn two runs. George hit I-for-1 with two walks. For the NL, Gabriel Pere/ led the hitters with l-for-2 hating The winner of the American League's game today against Segum's AL team advances to a 6 p.m. game on Saturday, while the loser ut eliminated The New Braunfels Angels, the NB Girls Softball Association's 12-year-old all-star team, begins play in the ASA state tournament today in Longview. The Angels had a strong warmup for the tournament last weekend by sweeping seven games in the Northwest Softball League's tune-up tournament in San Antonio. The New Braunfels team outscored its opponents 125-24 during the round-robin tournament, and had 35 extra-base hits to the opponents' five. The Angels opened the tournament against the eventual second-place team, the host Northwest All-Stars. A six-run third inning allowed the Angels to lake the lead, as the team erupted for six consecutive hits and a total of eight in the inning. The 9-4 Angels* win was also the first loss suffered by Northwest all season. The Angels were led offensively by Jennifer Allison, who hit 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs, and Summer Scheel, who went 3-for-4 with a triple. Amanda Simons and Emilie Wotip-ka each hit 2-for-4, with Simons driving in two runs and Wotipka scoring twice. Defensive stars included the middle infield of shortstop De De Thomas and second baseman Genevieve Ayala. Early Saturday, the Angels faced the Medina Valley Misfits, who probably wished they had slept in. The Misfits were held to one hit in a 25-0 Angel victory, with New Braunfels sluggers sending out five home runs. Allison hit two homers for the Angels, and Simons, Scheel and Roxanne Blue each had one. Melinda Aguine and Thomas both hit triplet in the game. The Angel offense did not slow down in the next game, but the team picked up a much closer win with a 15*11 decision against the Randolph All-Stars. Jinny Edwards went 4-for-4 to pace all hitters, Simons hit 3-for-3 including two doubles and four RBIs and Scheel batted 3-for-4 with a double, a home run, three RBIs and three runs scored. Scheel also had an outstanding game in the field at pitcher, as did Marci Allen at third base. The Angels won their next four games by the 10-run rule, beginning with a 22-1 defeat of the Ft. Sam Houston All-Stars. New Braunfels outhit Ft. Sam 23-4, with four players having perfect days at the plate. Allen went 4-for-4 with two doubles and three runs, Wotipka hit 4-for-4 with three RBIs and three runs scored, Simons went 3-for-3 including a triple and three runs batted in, and Aguirre hit I -for-1. Defensively, the middle infield of shortstop Blue and second baseman Kim Schneider stood out. The Angels then defeated the New Braunfels 11-year-old All-Stars 21-4. Allen and Shelley Bredewater each had three RBIs, with respective 4-for-4 and 2-for-2 performances. Aguirre added a home run and two RBIs. and Edwards hit 2-for-2 and scored twice. In the field. Brcdewatcr excelled at first, as did Thomas at shortstop and Simons on the mound. The fourth game of the day and sixth of the tournament resulted in a 15-1 blowout in favor of the Angels. The team defeated the Southeast All-Stars being suong hitting by Ayala (4-for-4, three runs scored), Aguirre (3-for-3, three runs) and Simons (a triple and home run in three at-bats. with seven RBIs). The first seven Angel hitters scored on Sunday in the tournament's final game, pacing the team to an 18-3 victory. After this week's ASA tournament in Longview, the Angels will play July 19 in the TAAF state championships in Austin. Babe Ruth 13 team looks for win today The New Braunfels Babe Ruth 14-and 15-ycar oid all-star team siam play in us district tournament on Saturday, while the 13-year-old team hopes to be finished by then. The 13-ycar-old Babe Ruth all-stars are undefeated rn two tries, and can wrap up the tournament today with a victory against Seguin The game is set for Comal Park at 7:30 pm. If New Braunfels loses, the teams would return to Seguin for the deciding game — probably on Saturday On Saturday at Comal Park. New Braunfels' 14-15 all-stars open their tournament at 7:30 p m against Seguin. Tearns tie for win in Elks play scoreboard The New Braunfels Elks Golf Tournament was held Tuesday at Lauda Park, with two fourman learns tying fur the victory. The team tiI Bob Magnuujn. Dun Stevens, Jim Ruiey and Alice Simpson tied the learn ut diaries Smith. Cid Schrader, and Lloyd and Irene Taylor fur the wtntung won , Finishing immediately jehiiui the two winning learns was the group of Ned Dimick, Bob Cole, Jun Hex liar ii and Lu Nelson. Three teams tied for fourth place in the tournament: Ed Jones, Doug Mitier, Hilmar and Mary Harbunh; Henry Reeves, Run Johnson, Tex Riner and Alice Oiambles; and Glen Case. Bdl Adkuts. Lin Rose arid Polly Johnson. The longest putt on hole #3 was Ray Meuke The woman closest to the pinon #12 was Lu Nelson. Bdl Fairchild hit closest on § 15. Briefly NBTA holds tennis tourney the New Braunfels Tennis Association is holding a mixed doubles tour nan .in un Saturday, starting at 8:30 ani al the New Braunfels High School COUTU. Anyone wishing lo enter should select a punner araJ call either David Perkins at 625-8672 or Sally Forney at629-6659by9pm today There is no entry fee for the lour na merit, although anyone who is nut already a member of NHI A will need Kl play the small dues lo jour Parucip-anis should also bring a can of tennis halls TH? tournament will he spin into two draws, based on level of ability. Fishing clinic Saturday The Fishing t exas Association's fishing clinic scheduled for two weeks ago has been reset fur Saturday, with the postponement allowing some openings in the children's clinic Local youths ages 4 17 are ins lied lo sign up fur the dune, winch will be held — weather permuting — from 9 am until 4 pm un Lake McQueeney ai the Texas Lutheran College facility. those participating in the clinic will receive hands on experience with proper ban selection, casting lech usque*, knot tying instructions, boat and water safety A fishing tournament, in which every participant wins something, w ill follow the clinic. The event is limned to IOU anglers, and registration is SIS Entrants must register by 10 pm Friday. For more information, contact Fishing Texas Association at 639-4994 Phones are open every day from 8 am until IO pm Parks & Rec plans day camp IH Parks and Recreation Depart ukrnt is offering a day camp, called Camp Thui vier duct, fur boys aid girls ages 6 12 Activities include aru and crafts, outdoor recreation, athletics, field nips and special events. The camp rum every day from 8 arn until 3 pm The cost of the camp is V4S. The final session runs July 22 through August 2. Lady, junior clinics set The Lamia Park Golf Course lu»s scheduled lady and junior clinics for the summer and fail. There will be two more junior clinics for boy s and girts planned by age groups A clinic for ages 10-12 will be held July 22-26 A clinic for juniors 12 and older will run Aug 5-9 All junior dunes will be held at Lamia Park from9:30-ll ani A ladies clinic will be held Sept 16-20 from fk7:30 pm at the golf course Call 625-3225 fur more infunna lion Special tourneys scheduled The Lamia Park Golf Course will host two spec tai tournaments ut July. The fust will he a Father and Son tournament on Sunday, July 21. The second will he a Junior invnational on Monday, July 29. To register, ut fui more information, call the pro shop al 625 3225. Bowling scores The knowing are aw weekly *u%dkt how tie Dowling leagues ai Coma Bowl Sunday Night Mixed -1 Guys and Gods (IO 2) 2 Just tor Fun t«4 34 J, 3 Mot Shots (6 A -CVS ) High mdwtduai Melee women Jeanette Batties 490 men John Balu es 501 High game women I andia Redwater 171. men John BaM/e* 223 Summer Pee Wee* (agee 3-7) — 1 Team 62 (1(35 record) 2 Team *6 (94 54 record). 3 Bumper Kids (• 7) High mdMduat settee (taro games war. tempers, gels Ka* by Zoster ISI,boy* FrankMcPharSn 171 High game gell Kerby ZoeSer SO boy* F fanatic Prue Sn 99 Summer Bantams (ages S S) — I Th# Seders Team *3 (he. 105) 3 Team 06 (94 54 ) High individual series (two games), gels MeredMh Tenpin 169 boys dee LsUuach 171 Hvgh game gels Mere dMh Tertian 11O boys Gregory Boodie 9§ Summer Preps (ages BU)—I Pinnas tors (154 44 ). 2 Team S15 (15 5) 3 The Owe eons Team si? The Non Boaters (ie 14 6) High eidHOuar sera* gels Roeio Dec eon 32ft boys Tse Swat 426 tegh game gels Ki«tan j*j*an 120 boys F re Basse 169 Summer Jumorw Senior# (ages 12-21) — 1 Team *9 (15 5) 2 Team #9 Team *2 Team #7 (ie 14 6) Ugh mdkvtdbai series gelS Alma MUettftej 466 boys Bary Strickland 545 High game gels Aina Marine/ 176 boys RrdwedEvans J* .166 Swinge ms Seniors (ages 56 end elder) — I Foul Sewing Teens Ace rn We Kure (Se 14 IO). 3 Can Do Claude* KUI (ie 13 ll) Ugh mtoaduai series women Fto Cary 464 men James McCoubrey 573 leg), game women Ope Ab** natty 105 men James UcCoubrey 209 letter**'* — I Who Knows (19 5) 2 The Tree# Amigas (lf4 94 ); 3 Big Fee* (144 94 ) N*gn tmOvxlua) series women Marne Baru eat 469 men Dane* Madvia g *axp ' a. ——e- in in av ^ "■ tun. ft A xjWisa El rwii mal if DOO rtyl •Vf'dpl RP IHI IMP KMM'* WU 192 men Darnel Merton* 211 Summer Ladles — I Dakota Gels (20 4). 2 Team *4 JI# 0) 3 NB Dance Stud® Lucky Sewers Stow Rakers (tee 14 IO) tkgh etdMdual sanes Lends Yawn 566 tkghgame Lends Vasm 204 Classic Tile (Division I) — I BABS (OO 5 points). 2 The No Bowlers (03 5 porn*) 3 Rust Masters (ii points) Classic Trio (Division 2) — I Team OO (OO porn*). 2 Team *11 (75 points). 3 Team •IO (73 5 poms) Classic The (Dtvtsten IM) — I Team #16 (74 5 porn*) 2 Team 617 (73 porn*) 3 Who Care* (66 5 points) Cie SSK Trie (Or vt stoa IV) — 1 Bud yacks (64 5 points). 2 GooWmMS (OO 5 poms) 3 The Kegler* (7f 5 points) Overa6 league highs (lour games) — High mdvtdua) series women Lets Orator od! 604 men James Adruimot 92ft Ngh game women Lodi OratorodT 244 man. 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