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SPORTS
-Gainesville Daily Register
Tues., Oct. 25,1988—5
Lady Lions rip Collin County in regular season finale
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Super smash
(Staff photo by Bobby Tomek)
Melissa Holmes smashes a kill through the outstretched arms of a Collin defender during Monday’s straight-set win by CCC.
Scratch Series
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2. Frank Nodler-Norman Holmes 152
CLASSA
Men’s Scratch Games
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2. David Moore-Charles Patterson 134
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Midway League
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FOOTBALL
GOLF
BOWLING
LEAGUES
★STATE TWIN*
CCC spikers now ready
for bi-regional playoffs
Hunting Buddies win
SW Bell turkey shoot
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1. Wanda Simpson 281
2. Peggy O’Brien 232
3. Ladell McKenzie 227
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5. Charles Brown-Herman Garcia 131
6. Gary Atterbury-Wallace Perrin 132
Total
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128
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3. John Malaise-George Roach
4. Felix Bluml-Roger Harrison
5. Brad Cole-Jason Fulgan
3. Roy Moore-Robert Terrell
4. Monty Pruitt-Carl Jones
5. Wilson Stinnett-Hank Lorenz
6. Joe Harvick-Carlton Harvick
3. Roger Cloud-Rick Cloud
4. Phil Adams-Cecil Aaron
5. Johnny Dowd-Davis Cowling
6. Donny Salinas-Gary English
1. Paul Pratt 215
2. Freddie Schmitz 208
3. Jim Reed 208
Championship flight
1. * Clyde Bonds-Jackie Evans
2. Kirby Price-Richard Cosby
3. W.O. Echols-Richard Mosman
4. Bill Brannon-Clyde Woods
score 3-2 in favor of Collin. An ace by Holmes deadlocked the score at
three, and a block by Meierhoff afforded the Lady Lions their initial
lead at 4-3.
Owen and Ozuna then displayed the all-out hustle coach Joe
Wilson’s CCC players are renown for; the effort, nevertheless, was
wiped out when a kill by Collin County quickly stopped the surge and
got the side out.
Owen then responded with a kill; an ace by Meierhoff ran the count
to 5-3. Morgan then began patrolling the nets once more, blasting a
pair of unreturnable hits before a well-placed swat by Bridges affor-
ded the Lady Lions an insurmountable 9-3 advantage.
The icing on the cake and Morgan’s best play of the night took
place on the next exchange as Collin County registered a nice back-
line hit. Morgan, however, timed the play perfectly, took off like a
rocket, leaped high above the nets and powered the ball into a neutral
spot for a seven point cushion.
A kill by Owen and a tip-over by Holmes combined with another
pair of kills by Morgan ran the tally to 12-6 as CCC overcame a
side-out by Collin County. Two unreturnable serves by Payne and
one last excellent exchange effectively ended the match.
1. Three Stooges 1904
2. Eddie Dulock Body Shop 1785
3. R.L.M. 1716
Standings
1. Shoulda Beens, 17-11
2. Who, What & When 17-11
3. Falling Pins, 12-16
4. We Three, 10-18
High Game Scratch
1. Linda Hackler 217
2. Linda Hackler 186
3. Lois Patrick, 176
High Game Handicap
1. Linda Hackler 256
2. Linda Hackler 225
3. Chris Moeller 224
High Series Scratch
1. Linda Hackler 542
2. Lois Patrick 465
3. Mary Ellen Wolfe 452
First flight
1. Smoke Berthelot-Bill Perrin
2. Jerry Barnes-Brad Pierce
3. Bill Dozier-Johnny Barnes
4. *Ed Moody-Bill Causey
5. S.D. Glenn-Bill King
6. Bill Dollar-Steven Sutton
Second flight
1. *Bud Haugh-Jan Haugh
2. B.R. Dollar-Ron McCoy
1. Wanda Simpson 694
2. Peggy O’Brien 645
3. Mary Rankin 631
TEAM HIGHS
1. Mary’s Lambs 2455
2. The Country Store 2415
3. Dirtbaggers, etc. 2393
1. Bartlett (15) 8-0260
2. Flatonia (7)8-0247
3. White Deer (4) 8-0223
4. Munday (1)7-1184
5. Baird 8-0155
6. Bremond 6-1142
7. UnionHill (1)8-0122
8. Sudan 8-0 64
9. Paradise 7-163
10. Rankin 7-0 21
Presidential flight
1. Jim Hatcher-Tom Pierce
Third flight
1. *James Chastain-Jim Gentry
High Series Handicap
1. Linda Hackler 659
2. Mary Ellen Wolfe 620
3. Liz Smith 600
High Team Game Scratch
I. Who, What & When 462
2. Who, What &Whem 461
3. Falling Pins 445
High Team Game Handicap
1. Who, What & When 636
2. Who, What & When 635
3. Shoulda Beens 600
High Team Series Scratch
1. Who, What & When 1304
2. Falling Pins 1265
3. Shoulda Beens 1261
High Team Series Handicap
1. Who, What & When 1826
2. Shoulda Beens 1762
3. We Three 1735
Wednesday Morning League
Team Standings
Tuesday Night Mixed
Team Standings
1.3 J’s and AV 18-6
2. Double Time 17-7
3.Banditz 17-7
4.3 J’s & a Lady 16-8
5. Live Entertainment 16-8
6. 6-pack-l 14-10
7. Pinsetters 14-10
8. The Country Store 14-10
9. High Rollers 13-11
10. Good Times 13-11
11. Beginners! 11-13
12. Dirtbaggers, etc. 11-13
13. Mary’s Lambs 9-15
14. We Try 9-15
15. ONYFF8-16
16. River Rats 7-17
17. High Hopes! 6-14
18. G’ville Glass Shop 3-21
MEN
1. J ackie Morgan 252
2. Carson Bartolomucci 241
3. Jim Haislip236
Scratch Series
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“We have a good team, and we have a very good chance of going to
Miami,” noted Morgan. “We’re better than we were last year at this
point, so I feel we can go all the way; we have the ability to do it. ”
Morgan finished the night with nine kills while Bridges and Hansen
each had four. Owen, Holmes, Knapp and Sanchez each had three
while Meierhoff, Ward and Payne each had two smashes. Ozuna
added one kill.
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“We tried a different offensive set-up tonight and also worked in all
of our players,” said Lady Lions coach Joe Wilson. “We tried all
types of different combinations of players also. This was our last
regular season game, so I’m giving the girls the week off. We’ll hit it
hard the next two weeks, though, as we get ready for the playoffs. ”
Morgan, an inspirational leader, feels the team has the type of
talent and desire to prevail in the regionals and wind up playing for
the national title.
1. Jackie Morgan 218
2. Jerry Wright 213
3. Tom Baker 207
Handicap Game
1. Wanda Simpson 225
2. Peggy O’Brien 203
3. Peggy O’Brien 194
Handicap Game
1. Peggy O’Brien 558
2. Mary Rankin 529
3. Wanda Simpson 526
Handicap Series
Leading the way in the service department were Owen and Stango
with nine and eight points, respectively. Kaluza and Holmes each
contributed six, Morgan and Payne five apiece and Sanchez and
Bridges two points each.
Firty-one entrants competed in
the first-ever Southwestern Bell
Turkey Shoot Sunday, and, due to
countless requests and the overall
results, the event will become an
annual affair.
First place in the shoot went to the
Hunting Buddy Club team, which
consisted of Dale Alexander, Jim
Calwell and Dale Holder. The trio
recorded a score of 308.
The second place finish went to
Quail Unlimited members Mark
Gregory, Jamie Richards and
Brian Stiles, who combined for a
288.
The North Texas Pistol League
members — Steve Dutton, Elton
Teague and Tim Camp — came in
third with a final point total of 245.
The best individual score of the
day went to Elton Teague, who
chalked up a 122.
The youth winner was Shelby Be-
zner.
The shoot benefited Home Hos-
pice, which has already received
$500 of the proceeds that have been
cleared.
1. Mike Wiginton 560
2. Charlie Hildebrand 560
3. Paul Pratt 554
High Individual Game
1. Linda Long 205
2. Gloria Scruggs 200
3. GennyYork 186
High Game Handicap
1. Linda Long 257
2. Neva Gilbreath 238
3. Neva Gilbreath 230
High Series Scratch
1. Jerry Wright 569
2. Joe Schully 561
3. Jackie Morgan 538
Handicap Series
Business Men’s Bowling
Standings
1. Schmitz II38-18
2. Tom Thumb 36-20
3. Zales 30-26
4. Schmitz Coin Machines 24-32
5. Yo Mamma 24-32
6. Jeffries Tower 22-34
7. Dulock’s Body Shop 22-34
8. Shell’s Concrete Constr. 20-36
High 1 earn Series
1. Zales 3119
2. Schmitz II2997
3. Dulock’s Body Shop 2992
6. West Orange-Stark (1) 5-2-0142
7. Kilgore 5-1-1112
8. Mayde Creek 6-0-176
9. Brownwood 6-1-146
10. Calallen6-0-128
CLASS 3A
1. Daingerfield (24) 8-0 275
2. Springtown (4)8-0 246
3. Southlake Carroll 8-0 228
4. Fairfield 8-0179
5. Hamshire-Fannett 7-0172
6. Mexia 8-0157
7. Lampasas 7-0-183
8. LaGrange 7-171
9. Orangefield 7-0 60
10. Littlefield 7-118
CLASS2A
1. Refugio (18) 7-0255
2. Hughes Springs (6) 8-0 236
3. Manor (2) 8-0190
4. Corrigan-Camden 7-0-1185
5. Electra (2) 8-0167
6. DeLeon 8-0139
7. Cooper 8-0 91
8. Groveton 7-190
9. Boling 8-0 69
10. McGregor 6-1-133
1. Linda Long 685
2. Neva Gilbreath 651
3. Gloria Scruggs 617
High Team Series
1. Sisters 318-10
2. Eddie Dulock Body Shop.14-14
3. Three Stooges 12-16
4. R.L.M. 12-16
High Game Scratch
By BOBBY TOMEK
Register Sports Editor
You could tell immediately it was going to be a long night for the
Collin County College team Monday when Tracy Morgan — Cooke
County College’s five foot, seven inch dynamo — smashed a series of
kills in the first game and added four aces in five service attempts.
That’s because, you see, Morgan was gearing up for another
typical performance — a performance that happens to be rather
spectacular if you’re an opponent trying to defend against her
smashes, which come suddenly and are so overpowering and intimi-
dating that they flash and dissipate as quickly and as effectively as a
bolt of lightning.
“The entire team played great tonight,” said Morgan of the Lady
Lions’ 15-7,15-12,15-6 triumph over the visiting Collin County team.
“Everyone had a chance to get in on the action, and we’re getting
ready for the playoffs. And, I feel winning our last regular season
game tonight can really help boost our confidence for Regionals. ”
The Lady Lions, 19-13, will be participating in the bi-Regionals
beginning November 11 against an opponent that has, as of yet, been
undetermined. The Register will publish the playoff pairings as they
become available.
Against Collin County, however, the match was more than just a
display of court prowess by Morgan. Her tribute to the team was
quite accurate, for there were deadly sets by Anna Ozuna, Gina
Stango and Patricia Kaluza and consistent hustle — significant
contributions — from Lisa Meierhoff, Kim Payne, Melissa Holmes,
Melissa Knapp, Tracy Ward, Renee Hansen, Cory Bridges, Missy
Owen and Barbara Sanchez.
“We really wanted to win this one so we can be prepared for
Regional and San Jacinto, which will probably be the team we’ll go
against, ” said Kim Payne. “We just want to go to the nationals...”
In the first game, Collin County went up 2-0 as the Lady Lions were
slow getting out of the starting blocks. Morgan, however, smashed a
kill, and Holmes served up a point to cut the lead in half at 2-1. Collin,
nevertheless, maintained its momentum and went ahead 4-1 before
Bridges served and Collin hit the ball out of bounds on the exchange,
making the count 4-2.
Morgan then powered a shot amid a pair of Collin players, who
were unable to react in time as the ball caromed of the floor and
sailed to the wall. Thus, the side was out, and an ace by Morgan
trimmed the deficit to a point at 4-3.
The teams then engaged in a pair of beautiful exchanges, which
included two blasts by Bridges and a smash by Ozuna.
Morgan then rose above the net and launched a shot at a virtually
unreturnable 80 degree angle, knotting the count at six-all. Moments
later, Morgan went to work again and recorded a kill; she followed
with three consecutive aces to give the Lady Lions a 9-6 lead — an
advantage the team would not relinquish.
A kill by Meierhoff, a picturesque block by Ozuna and a dink by
Stango ended the game.
After falling behind in game two, Sanchez served up an ace, and,
following an exchange of possessions, Payne executed to perfection
a block despite a hard-hit ball by Collin County to give CCC an
offensive opportunity. Taking full advantage, Hansen drilled the ball
into the center of the court, and the Lady Lions led 2-1. Hansen and
Payne then combined for a block, but an out-of-bounds call moments
later negated the effort and turned the side-out to Collin County.
See-sawing back and forth, the Lady Lions finally took control
after another smash by Hansen and a nifty save by Kaluza. From
that point, a kill by Knapp, a block by Ward and some excellent net
play by Payne, who also had a brilliant save, and Kaluza turned the
game well in favor of Cooke County and allowed the local spikers to
pull away for the victory.
In game three, the Lady Lions followed the trend of falling behind
early, allowing the opposition three quick points before getting their
own offense untracked.
After Bridges took over the serving and an out-of-bounds call on a
hit put the Lady Lions on the scoreboard, an ace by Bridges made the
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Here are the results of the 1988
mini-Member-Guest Tournament
held over the weekend at the Lake
Kiowa Golf Course.
The format for play was a two-
man, 36 hole scramble Saturday
and Sunday.
1. Gloria Scruggs, 560
2. Linda Long 529
3. Mary Camp 490
High Series Handicap
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High Team Game
1. Zales 1081
2. Dulock’s Body Shop 1063
3. Schmitz II1013
High Individual Series
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6. Garth McAllister-Bill Browning 157
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CLASS 5A
1. Sugar Land Willowridge (20) 7-0 269
2. Houston Yates (5) 7-0240
3. Marshall (2)7-0215
4. Arlington 8-0191
5. Odessa Permian (1)6-1151
6. San Antonio Holmes 7-0118
7. Dallas Carter 6-0-195
8. Corpus Christi Carroll 8-0 76
9. Huntsville 8-0 55
10. Lufkin 7-150
CLASS 4A
1. Sweetwater (19) 7-0269
2. Kerrville Tivy (0/0-0 233
3. Jasper 6-1188
4. Tomball 7-0-1175
5. Denison 7-1173
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Williams, Eric. Gainesville Daily Register (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 99, No. 48, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 25, 1988, newspaper, October 25, 1988; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1569863/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.