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Gulianas, Shimamoto and Clark take first in weekly MMC match
The Modern Maturity Center’s golf league played in a Best Ball tournament Aug. 3 at Garrison’s Lake Golf Club, Smyrna.
The winners were: Ron and Barbara Guliana, Betty Shimamoto and Bob Clark, first; Walt Bernadzikowski, Dick Bennett, John Bochnowski and Carol Frietta, second; and Dorothy Shahan, Jin Brockton, Al Blodgett and Ed Swangler, third.
The MMC Par Three group had 34 golfers turn out for its weekly game at the Dover Par Three Aug. 4.
The winners were: Bob Shiuh, 26, first; and Jimmie Robinson, 28, and Dorothy Shahan, 28, tied for second.
Fisher wins weekly tournament for Dover Bass Club
The Dover Bass Club fished its 13th event of the season Aug. 8 at McColleys Pond, Milford.
The winners were: Jeremy Fisher, first, three fish at 4 pounds, 10 3/8 ounces; Jay Masiak, second, two fish at 3 pounds, 12 1/2 ounces; and Bill Herr, third, two fish at 2 pounds, 2 7/8 ounces.
Annual Miles for Meals 5K set for Aug. 15
The fourth annual Miles for Meals 5K Run/Walk will open with registration at 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, behind the Modern Maturity Center, Route 8, Dover.
The run begins at 9 a.m., and the Kiddie K and Senior Stroll starts at 8:50 a.m. Awards are presented to top finishers. All Kiddie K participants receive a medal, and all participants receive a T-shirt and post-race refreshments.
The registration fee is $20, but free for those who raise $50 or more in donations for Meals on Wheels. The event benefits Meals on Wheels of Kent County, which provides hot meals to homebound elderly.
For more information, call Jaime Sherman at 734-1200, ext. 144, or visit www.trisportsevents.com.
Heinig, Woodward post best scores at Wild Quail match
The Wild Quail 18-hole Ladies participated in a Low Net tournament Aug. 4 at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming.
The winners in the first flight were: Jane Heinig, 71, and Janet Hovis, 71, tied for first; Anne Lanovara, 72, second; and Joan Schmidt, 73, third.
The winners in the second flight were: Nancy Woodward, 70, first; Arline Paulson, 74, second; and Nancy Benner, 75, third.
Delaware Magic hold softball tryouts Aug. 16
The Delaware Magic fast-pitch softball team will hold tryouts Sunday, Aug. 16, at Saint Thomas More Preparatory, 133 Thomas More Drive, Magnolia.
Tryout times are: 9 a.m. registration, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. tryout for 10U and 12U, 9:30 a.m. to noon for catchers and pitchers; and noon registration, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. tryouts for 14U through 18U, 12:30 to 3 p.m. for catchers and pitchers.
Gulianas, Shimamoto and Clark take first in weekly MMC match
The Modern Maturity Center’s golf league played in a Best Ball tournament Aug. 3 at Garrison’s Lake Golf Club, Smyrna.
The winners were: Ron and Barbara Guliana, Betty Shimamoto and Bob Clark, first; Walt Bernadzikowski, Dick Bennett, John Bochnowski and Carol Frietta, second; and Dorothy Shahan, Jin Brockton, Al Blodgett and Ed Swangler, third.
The MMC Par Three group had 34 golfers turn out for its weekly game at the Dover Par Three Aug. 4.
The winners were: Bob Shiuh, 26, first; and Jimmie Robinson, 28, and Dorothy Shahan, 28, tied for second.
Fisher wins weekly tournament for Dover Bass Club
The Dover Bass Club fished its 13th event of the season Aug. 8 at McColleys Pond, Milford.
The winners were: Jeremy Fisher, first, three fish at 4 pounds, 10 3/8 ounces; Jay Masiak, second, two fish at 3 pounds, 12 1/2 ounces; and Bill Herr, third, two fish at 2 pounds, 2 7/8 ounces.
Annual Miles for Meals 5K set for Aug. 15
The fourth annual Miles for Meals 5K Run/Walk will open with registration at 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, behind the Modern Maturity Center, Route 8, Dover.
The run begins at 9 a.m., and the Kiddie K and Senior Stroll starts at 8:50 a.m. Awards are presented to top finishers. All Kiddie K participants receive a medal, and all participants receive a T-shirt and post-race refreshments.
The registration fee is $20, but free for those who raise $50 or more in donations for Meals on Wheels. The event benefits Meals on Wheels of Kent County, which provides hot meals to homebound elderly.
For more information, call Jaime Sherman at 734-1200, ext. 144, or visit www.trisportsevents.com.
Heinig, Woodward post best scores at Wild Quail match
The Wild Quail 18-hole Ladies participated in a Low Net tournament Aug. 4 at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming.
The winners in the first flight were: Jane Heinig, 71, and Janet Hovis, 71, tied for first; Anne Lanovara, 72, second; and Joan Schmidt, 73, third.
The winners in the second flight were: Nancy Woodward, 70, first; Arline Paulson, 74, second; and Nancy Benner, 75, third.
Delaware Magic hold softball tryouts Aug. 16
The Delaware Magic fast-pitch softball team will hold tryouts Sunday, Aug. 16, at Saint Thomas More Preparatory, 133 Thomas More Drive, Magnolia.
Tryout times are: 9 a.m. registration, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. tryout for 10U and 12U, 9:30 a.m. to noon for catchers and pitchers; and noon registration, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. tryouts for 14U through 18U, 12:30 to 3 p.m. for catchers and pitchers.
The fee for the season is $500 per player.
For more information, call Charlie Neal at 353-6786 or Bill McGinness at 249-0424, or email billmcginness@comcast.net.
Four locals post high finishes at horseshoe world tourney
Four local horseshoe pitchers placed in the 2009 World Horseshoe Tournament July 27 to Aug. 8 in Springfield, Ill.
Those that placed were: Danny Fox, Hartly, fifth place, juniors division; Jim Fox, Hartly, 13th place, seniors division; Rob Rockemann, Felton, seventh place, men’s division; and Wayne Saulsbury, Dover, 13th place, men’s division.
The pitchers returned home and participated in a First State Horseshoe Club event Aug. 8 at Putt-A-Rosa, Milford.
Locals who placed were: A Class: Joe Smith, Magnolia, second; William E. Wilson, Dover, third; R.J. Sylvester, Felton, fourth; Dave Foraker, Dover, fifth; and Kevin Cohee, Harrington, seventh.
B Class: Dale Scott, Frederica, first; Tony Hooks, Harrington, second; and Rob Rockemann, Felton, fifth.
C Class: Andre Wright, Dover, third; Ron Yannarella, Harrington, fourth; Ray Smith Jr., Magnolia, fifth; and Marvin Price, Felton, eighth.
D Class: Wayne Saulsbury, Dover, first; and Ken Davis, Harrington, sixth.
E Class: Dick Seyler, Felton, third; David Lovett, Dover, fifth; and Mike Tate, Dover, sixth.
F Class: Ray Smith Sr., Magnolia, third; and Eddie Tripp III, Dover, fifth.
G Class: Bob Legates, Magnolia, fourth; and Zack McConnell, Harrington, fifth.
Non-toxic shot required on public land for 2009-2010 dove season
The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Division of Fish and Wildlife will require hunters to use non-toxic shot when dove hunting on state wildlife areas for the upcoming mourning Dove season, which runs Tuesday, Sept. 1, to Saturday, Sept. 26.
Field studies have confirmed that doves are consuming spent, lead-shot pellets deposited in fields, and laboratory studies have demonstrated that consuming one to two pellets is enough to cause acute lead poisoning in doves, often resulting in death.
In addition to publishing the change in the 2009-2010 Hunting Guide and Migratory Game Bird pamphlet, DNREC will hold three public workshops in August to inform hunters and address any questions or concerns.
The Kent County workshop will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13, in the DNREC Auditorium, Richardson and Robbins Building, 89 Kings Highway, Dover.
For more information, call 739-6139.
Registration open for Holy Cross CYM volleyball team
The fall traveling CYM Volleyball Program at the Church of the Holy Cross is now accepting registrations for two age groups: grades 4 to 6 and grades 7 and 8.
The season begins with tryouts at 6 p.m. for fourth to sixth grades and 7:30 p.m. for seventh and eighth grades Monday, Aug. 17, at the Holy Cross gym on South State Street.
The registration fee is $50 for the first child and $25 for each additional child. Registration forms may be obtained by calling the parish office at 674-5787 or at www.hcs.pvt.k12.de.us/hcs.
For more information, call Jim Clougherty at 284-3683.
Wilt, Sharp win matches for Wild Quail nine-holers
The Wild Quail 9-Hole Ladies played in a Low Net tournament Aug. 4 at Wild Quail Golf and Country Club, Wyoming.
The winners in Flight A were: Doris Wilt, first; Pat Sweeney, second; and Dotty Baker, third.
The winners in Flight B were: Becky Sharp, first; Sue Hufschmidt, second; and Jan Zelenke, third.
Best ball format makes up match of the week at Maple Dale
The Maple Dale 18-Hole Ladies played a Two Best Balls match Aug. 8 at Maple Dale Country Club, Dover.
The winners were: Columbia Porter, first; Joan Heckman, second; Maud Willim, third; and Connie Muterspaw, fourth.
Weekly Jonathan’s Landing game taken by Walls
The Jonathan’s Landing Ladies played in a Toss Out the Par 4s tournament Aug. 8 at Jonathan’s Landing Golf Course, Magnolia.
The winners were: Jeannie Walls, A Flight; Kathy Kersey, B Flight; and Loretta McDowell, C Flight.
Delaware State University to host all-star basketball tournament
The All-Star Weekend Basketball Tournament will begin at noon Friday, Aug. 14, and run through Sunday, Aug. 16, at Delaware State University, 1200 N. DuPont Highway, Dover.
The weekend is an educational tournament broken down into age groups of 6 to 12, 18 and younger, and 18 and older.
The cost is $35 per person; $275 for a team of 12 in the 18 and younger group; and $325 for a team of 12 in the 18 and older group.
For more information, call Derek Thompson at 442-3395, email allstarweekend2@yahoo.com or visit www.allstarweekend2.com.
Golf tournament at Jonathan’s Landing to benefit Mom’s House
Mom’s House of Dover is hosting its first Golfing Babes Golf Tournament at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug. 21, at Jonathan’s Landing Golf Course, Magnolia.
The event is a four-woman scramble and all proceeds benefit Mom’s House of Dover, a non-profit organization that provides free daycare to single parents that are enrolled as full-time students.
The cost is $65 per person, which includes a boxed lunch, two mulligans, range balls, a golf cart and prizes for the winning teams, closest to the pin and closest to the line.
Registration deadline is Wednesday, Aug. 19.
For more information, call Terri Brown at 734-9739 or Mom’s House of Dover at 678-8688, or email tbnellans@aol.com.
Softball travel team holding tryouts Aug. 15 in Smyrna
The First State Force 18U fast pitch softball team is holding tryouts from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, at the Smyrna Clayton Little Lass Field.
For more information, call Charlie Woerner at 883-4555 or Alvin Atkinson at 653-5479.
