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£ SHI!hTU-:U) LAKE-When you finish

thi:

htntsun

2-17

there

is no

place

to p.u

but uji.

;inil lLat's when: LlniuksiiJu

w vtttleytKilI co;icli K;itlilecn Du<:su intends

to K" with this year's lately Cardinals.

Hiisse. who made h»:r debut as varsity

voltoybiiU coach last ytiar said t!:i; 'JU'

s(ju,)(i. -vhich

won

Hroukside's lira!

H<une in two seasons, was adjusting tn p

IIL'W

program

well

new cuach.

and that made

difficult

compete?

with their ma^

ihc i.orain Cuutity

C:uu foresee.

SIu says that will not be tliu case with

lho 1933 team.

"Last year wna my first year coaching

the team and wi: were basically starting

from scratch," liusse said. "Wc'vi; nwju

some improve taents

and

things

urc

slowly bul suruly coming into plnct:.

would like

.5CO.

huvu

the

possibility of doing thst."

Ptumpting the coach's optimism is the

fuel that the Lady Cardinals return five

•mt uf six starters and eight letter win-

ners'

Frura

last year's toam.

Senior co-ceplain Amy toaniddis (hit-

tec] returns

her

position from last

season,

docs se.iior Heidi Brfllicn (hit-

ter),

and

juniors Damt Dictz (se'tur),

Eileen Maranic (hitter),

and

Cathy

Eckenrodc (hitter).

The other co-captain, senior Katie

Russell, hitter LaKosa Co me I,

sophomore [winy Fugate. sunior Kristic

Saycrs. and freshman Jessica Erdio will

battle il out for the final spot in the Car-

dinal starling lineup.

Busse

says the fact that the girls have

year uncur their bolts

her

system

should make them more competitive

this season.

'The strengths of our team are that we

have eight returning lcttcrwinnors and

the girls understand

system

conch in ft,"

she

saM. "We also have

outstanding faJeul in our seniors. We're

just going to look rn improve each game

ami take it a step further from lust year."

. Although Drookiido has an abundance*

of returning starters and letter winners,

Bustc says they

are

inexperienced,

which

Is to

expected

In a

now

program.

"Our biggest wenknes*

Ia<ik

ex-

perience. Even though they played

together

for «

year, they're still ixatn-

Ing,"

BUSSP

said.

Defendmfl conference champ, Well-

ington, BDJ Firjtond» have been

thu

traditional pav«ri

tho

LCC.

and

Btutso soos them ountending again,

along with Xcystonr

and the

Avon

Eagles.

"Wellington

and

Flrelauds

are

the

tuanis

beat.

They

both

h;ivu

K<>ud,

•iiiiind

[ir()v,r;iin>.''

sin:

-iaiii.

"Kuyslom.

and

Avon

;in;

aUv.-iy-,

l'H];;li.

but

had

say,

would

l;o

Wetlin^tun

ami

'•"irtila'ids."

Acfordiiif;

Husst;.

this

u;l

yuar's

().<rvliii;tl-i will

ht:

improve

ti.ich

tinit*

tti'.y

hit tht

ccurt.

"It

WLUIII

L«*.*

Krwil

dti

botu-r than

.500, but

realistically

just

want

to ini-

pruvu each

>;;iinu

and

try

devs'lup

(•ood

power

vnllfyball

team."

said

Cards Volleyball Schedule:

W«J. S«pl. 8, Keystone - HOME

Thurs.,

S«pt. 9, CIciirvicw - AWAY

Mon.. Sept. 13, iMrelands - HOME

Wed.. S«nt. 15. WcIIintilun - AW Alt

Sat.. Quad, w/ St. Joseph. N.

K'dgeville, West Tuch at

Kidgcvillf. 10 a.m. Mon.. Sept. 2U.

Elyria West. HOME

Wed.. Sept. 22. Oburlin. AWAY

Mon.. Sept. 27. Avon. HOME

Wwl., Sept. 2U. Keystone. AWAY

Mon., Oct. 4. Clcarvirw. HOME

Wed.. Oct. 6. Firulands, AWAY

Mnn.. Oct. II. Wellingtorj

(Parents Night - HOME)

Wed., Elyria West. AWAY

All matches begin at 6 p.m. unless in-

dicated otherwise.

Improve volleyball record

Brookside Lady Cardinals

VoUeyball

team

Back

row: Mr.

Busse.

statistician Theresa

Lavely,

Eileen

Maranec,

Janny

Fugate,

Dana

Diotz.

Cassie

Eckinrode.

Katie

Russell,

statistician

Jenny

Williams.

Front

tow:

Asst.

Cuach

Bit!

Marshall.

Krislie

Sayers,

Amy

loaniddis,

LaRosa

Camol,

Briitany

Busse

(in

froni

Came!)

Jessica

Erdie,

Heidi

Brilliari

and

Coach

Kathy

Busse.

SPORTS

SHORTS

By: MikeQreco

The vote is in: Although th« season is

completed, the Avon Little leuguc board

met last Thursday

name board

members for next year.

Doug Hauck was named president;

John Greco, vice president; Debbie

Dosztal, secretary; Lynn Schwartz,

treasurer. Jim Hyla, major league vico

president; Dick Frier, minor league vice

president; Gary Simlavicli. tyro vice

president: John Churavy, field

maintenance; Ruth Keller, umpire-in-

chiof;

Pat Alflen. player agent; and Mar-

ty Zilkn. equipment manager.

In all, ihero

five new members,

thrfto that changed positions and three

that remained the same. A majority vote

was micdnd

for

approval

board

mombf-s.

President Tony Vignalo. Treasurer

Terry Fergus. Umpire-in-Chief

Ann

Hricovcc and Equipment Manngcr Ken

Weaver left their respective positions.

Hauck was out of town and did not at'

tund the mooting.

Greco said tho number one priority Tor

next season

is to

get the

new

field

finished.

"We want to get all the fields in better

condition." he said.

think tho board

members will got involved with this."

He added that with

mixture of new

nnd returning board members,

new

ideas will help in improving the league.

Even though ho

not on

the board

any morn, Vignale said he will continue

to work with Coke about u sponsorship

next year. Ho snid

still working

with Coke representative Steve

Carpenter and hopes to have something

concrete next month.

Other previews:

the

fall sports

season, football gets most

thti atten-

tion. Hr.wover, there

arc

other snorts

that cprt be equally exciting.

»he

coming weeks, sportswriter

Ch'is Assenhtiimer and

will preview

sonic of these.

This

week

will

volleyball.

should bo

competitive season for tk*>

three drca teams. Avon has a good tradi-

tion

work with. Brookaide is on the

uprisu and Avon Lake has a new coach.

which always Jeavea room fDropUminn.

Tiic Shorcgals have already boelan

Fairview. tho Lady Eaglts fell

thdr

opening match apainst Elyria Yfest

loXt~

week,

but

quickly cveiwd

their

reenrd with

tho

following cenhst

against tho Lady Cardinals.

Another sport that kaeps gaining

popularity is soccer. Avon Lain nude it

to tho districts last year while Krooksida

and A-on kicked

off

their Inaugural

scown$ last year

and

quilo

oo-

thusiasticaJJy

mtght add.

Tho ShorogaU tennis tsam

finhharf.

strong going 12-2 (14-4) oversll

tho

SWC ctrafcroncc Vvti season, with tint

help

Mngan Chawansky, who

also

an All-State baskntball player.

She

returns this season.

In th-.i meantime. lot tho game* begin

and good luck to all participants.

*^!«

-"5tHISSSaj»8)H

Hockey Players Wanted

ELYRIA

Thu Elyria

lea

Hockey Doostur Club

Booking additional playoru for the 1Q93-M season. All

ages and skill lovals ore wnlcomo.

CALL 039-1414 fur tcore information.

Women's Goff League

ELYRIA

Tho league which plisys

Spring Valley

Country Club an Tuesdays re-ports tha

followinf*

rusnlta

of play Tuesday. Aug. 31:

Eighteen hole winner* (Play

the Day was Orange

Dall Toumaranni). First place team

Sue Diriuky.

Sharon Hosier, Bernico Anderson. Dorothy

Obi-ock.

Se-

cond place team af Joanne Arndt.

Doe

Joadu.

lCny

Yost

end Carol

(?)

tiod with the team af Marcia CofTin, Dotlic

Belsor, Marianne Worley aitd Fran Blaino, Third pluco

town was made up

jnn Fujia, Dottio Uarter. Mary

Elkn Thompson and Helen Michael.

AL Women's Golf League

AVON LAKE

Tho results of league play for Tue«-

diy, Aug. 31 «ro as follows:

(Closest to Jui pin on second shot

»i)

Obui AA

•

Berates Shunphausan Class

Burb

Bayer; Class

- Mario Buck; CIsss C

Annette Keistcr.

(Closest in pin 113]

Class AA

Joanne Arnold; Class A

Doretm Perry;

CUm

- ElUe Fishon Class C • Marion Glannoni.

(Closest to pin 3rd shot halo 114)

Class AA

Rose Hobar,

Class

A -

June

Roeaky;

Class C

• Anne Huber.

Longest putt - Joanna Arnold

Prize-winners at thn awards lur.ctwon nr« as follows:

(iliMdalist winners) were AA

Gladys Flynn; A • Jo Ann

Vt'ainscolt: B - Lois Davis; C - Betty Wnrner

;

Ringer book winners are as follows (Low Cross)

-BornieOgatv. A-Barb Buyer. '3ettc Walchli; B- Marty

Hubert. Yvonno Berglund; C

•

,)\nnc flubor.

Low Putts

Olga Haughin; A

Nan Corey;

Marty Hubert; C • Ruth Anscll.

Most improved golfer

Barb Bayer

Y Travel Flag Football Team

YMCA Boys and Rirls ages 10-12. Registration going

on now through Sept.

11.

Regular season: Sept. 25-Oct,

30.

Pla^ofTs: Nov.

and Nov. 13. All gumcs played

Saturday at noon.

Coaches and officials mwl

Lakewood

109T5

Detroit Avo.. Sept. 15. 7 p.m.

Costs:

Mumbcrs,

$25;

Basic.

SZO;

Non-mamben, $32.

Foo Includes T- nhirt and award. Cleveland area loanjs.

Youth Flag Football Team

Thrc«

Hgo

groups for boys and girts (5-7 Small frieK

0-Q Midgets. 10-12 Poo

woe].

Registration now thrcosh

Sept. il. Regular season: &ipt. 18 through OcL

^0. AQ

games played

ALHS Saturday mornings, CoiU:

Mombers. 515; Basic. $20; Non-raombara, $23. Foe in-

cludes T-shirt and award. Volunteer

coaches*

mooting -

Tuesday. Sept. 14

7 p.m.

Women's Goff Association

AVO

LAKE

Th» Tuesday morning Aqua Marine Women's

OCiir

Association

reports lho fallowing results cf play for

Aug. 31:

(Play

the Day was Gross minus PuttsJ.

Class

Dorothy Brlotic, 41.

Class

Mnry Captain. Kay Big. Bonnie Machavinn,

all tied with 46.

Class C - Mary Alice Sandor and Jean Uartoo lied at

47.

Laura Murphy, 62.

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