a a a a a a Sports Fremont Tribune Wednesday, March 9, 1988 B3 DIGEST Tennis league winners named leywine of Omaha Fremont YMCA Rose Ogborn of Fremont: and Aaron EairSunday Evening Competitive Mixed Doubles tennis league championship Sunday night. Ogborn and Earileywine defeated Dana and Renate Mark of Fremont 10-7. Eight teams participated in the league. Hartman, Wallace tennis winners Fremont Senior High School tennis player Troy Wallace teamed with Midland college tennis coach Doug, Hartman to win the Fremont YMCA men's doubles tennis tournament Saturday. The tournament paired an adult player with a member of Fremont High School's boys' tennis team.
Wallace and Hartman won 38 games. Chris McMahon and Todd Beacher, both of Fremont, finished second. Wrestling tournament Saturday The Fremont Wrestling Club will hold its annual tournament Saturday at Fremont Senior High School. Weigh-ins will be 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. Matches start at 9:30 a.m.
Breakfast, lunch and snacks will be available. Admission for the tourney is $2 for adults and $1 for children. Twelve wrestlers from the Fremont club won first-place medals at the Logan View Tournament Saturday. They were Ryan Braun, Brad Sheets, Kyle Wessling, Kevin Wessling, Alex Rayl, Terry Davis, Bobby Koenig, Joe White, Rob Thomsen, Matt Rayl, Rusty Marsh and Patrick Kelly. Second-place winners were Danny Koenig, Curtis Reeves, Wes Cody, Shane Heinke, Josh Jarosz, Chris Maher and Joe LaFavor.
Third-place winners were Ricky Koenig, Danny Hermanson, Tyler Reeves, Brian Maher, Brian Tucker, Brad Vering, Gary Wagner and Dax Pineda. Fourth-place winners were Travis Pilkenton, Adam Shepard, Ben Wilcox and Seth Lynch. Honorable-mention winners were Shawn Wehenkel, Brad Tucker, Eric Hermanson, Jake Kleveman, Eric Reimnitz, Mandy Marine, Adam Marine and Ted LaFavor. BOWLING RESULTS BOWL Men's high games Terry Hansen 277, Marty Wegner 257, Stan Misfeidt 256, Lynn Sievers 255, Brian Russell 248, Dave Brooks 247, Keith Smith 247, 245; Steve Reandeau 247, Ron Wilkie 244, Dale Holzerland 242, Dennis Vannoy 236, Brett Callahan 237, Roger Schmidt 236, Bernie Mruz 234, Homer Uehling 234, Dave Schluster 234 Men's Dennis Vannoy 671, Keith Smith 659, 631; Terry Hansen 662, Lynn Sievers 653, Brian Russell 649, Steve Reandeau 644, Bernie Mruz 637, Marty Wegner 635, Dave Brooks 635, Stan Misfeldt 634, Mark Anderson 633, Ron Wilkie 626, Brett Callahan Ron Wilcox 622, Ron Wilkie 613, Harland Loeffler 612, Gary Depue 612, Dale Holzerland 607, Bob Thompson 600 Women's high Shirley McDonald 257, Sandy Testa 223, Mel Rae Freeman 225, JoAnn Mueller 215, Rolene Drews 213, Paula 211, Marilyn Sorensen 211, Deloris McDermott 211, Tami Mahlendorf 210, Jan Nelson 210, Mitzi Beatty 210, Marion Carlson 209, Ardell Launer 206 Women's high caries Shirley McDonald 604, JoAnn Mueller 600, Sandy Testa 592, Mel Rae Freeman 590, 558; Marilyn Sorensen 577, Bert Cowles 571, Mitzi Beatty 560, Ardell Launer 555, Judy Nielsen 553, Rolene Drews 550, Jan Nelson 548, Jeanette Peterson 543, Helen Crosier 542 Senior men's high Russ Hughes 233, Vert Lantefield 231, 219; Ernie Ringle 221, Earl LeClair 214, Norm Franke 212, Glen Beaumont 203, Dwain Hansen 202 Senior man's high caries Vert Lantefield 585, Russ Hughes 562, 544; Ernie Ringle 562, Charles White 550, Ernie Kock 543, Earl LeClair 541, Ervin Koester 540, Herman Alexander 533 Senior women's high Marie LeClair 204, Dorothy Koester 198. Bernadine Panning 195, Roma Merryweather 195, Aneta Kock 194, Herta Rhodes 194, Marge Kirchman 190, Lu Placzek 189, Mildred Papa 184, Marie Popken 183 Senior women's Herta Rhodes 507, Lu Placzek 505, Virginia Wright 502, Muriel Ringie 500, Dorothy Koester 499, Marge Kirchman 493, Aneta Kock 489, Bernadine Panning 486, Marie Popken 486 boys' high games Mike Hampl 234, Jeff McKinney 203, 198, 193; Mike Schwarting 198, Greg Weir 195, Tom McDonald 191, Mark Strong 191 Junior boys' high Jeff McKinney 594, Mike Hampl 575, Mike Schwarting 522, Mark Nielsen 519, Mark Strong 511 Junior high Danielle Sheets 197, Jenny Sheets 172, Shawh Andersen 169, 165; Lisa Feldhaus 158, Brenda Feldhaus 156 Junior Shawn Andersen 483, Lisa Feldhaus 433, Jenny Sheets 427, Darcy Ammon 399, Michelle Cote 394 boys' (1:20 p.m.
Jason Lange 190, Jason Bahrs 167, 155; Trevor Hull 155, Heath DeGroot 145, Bruce Schlueter 143 boys' High series Jason Bahrs 447, Trevor Hull 436, Jason Lange 420, Tracey Sorenson 406, Heath DeGroot 401 (1:20 p.m. Kristi Boles 137, 113; April Adams 121, 120; Don Del Brandt 110, Cheryl Johnson 107, Jenny Mar. tens 106, 106 site' high Kristi Boles 337, April Adams 335, Jenny Martens 288, Mandi Mumm 281, Don Del Brandt 270 high (11:20 am. leaguel Wyatt Aufenkamp 134, Tony Mortensen 127, Wyatt Autenkamp 121 boys' high Wyatt Aufenkamp 374, Tony Martensen 324, Kevin Callahan 301 (11:20 a.m. league) Jen Brandon 109.
Launa Wiseman 109, Jen Brandon 105, Kathy Schulz 91 Jen Brandon 300, Kathy Schulz 263, Launa Wiseman 234 Patch Jake Sarr 122, Tory Sorensen 112, Jon Carlson 104 Jake Sarr 219, Tory Sorensen 206, Billy Case 180 Patch Tina Gentry 125, 103; Tausha Hull 73 Patch Ida; Tina Gentry 228, Tausha Hull 132, Cassie McDaniel 118 TRANSACTIONS Associated Press BASEBALL KANSAS CITY ROYALS- -Reassigned Don Welchel, Bob Buchanan, Steve Fireovid, Al HarRandy Niemann, Bill Swaggerty, Jim gesheimer, Campbell and Israel Sanchez, pitchers; Dann Bitand Kevin Burrell, catchers, and Dave ardello Owen and Dave Howard, infielders, to their minorleague complex. MIAMA HEAT- -Named Ron Culp trainer. FOOTBALL ATLANTA FALCONS- Named Larry Munson assistant play by play announcer. ANGELES RAMS- -Signed David Adams, running back; Navy Tulasosopo and Gary Anderson, centers; Malcolm Moore, tight and; Ber. nard Quartes and Doug Gaynor, quarterbacks, and Jon Shields, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS- -Signed Joe Petercomeback; Murray Wichard, defensive lineson, man, and Chris Kelley, tight end.
Walved George Colton, offensive lineman. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS- -Signed Shawn Burke, and Herbert Harris, wide receiver. NHL--Promoted John Sohigian to presidential officer. DETROIT RED WINGS- -Acquired Jim Parese, from the New York Rangers for future Former LSU star dies at 24 ONBATON a ROUGE, heart' La. attack (AP) "most A likely" deputy killed corDon Redden, the former Louisiana State University basketball star who died at the age of 24.
"The most likely thing is a cardiac-related death. Either he died in his sleep or got up and collapsed," said Chuck Smith, deputy coroner of East Baton Rouge Parish. Authorities said Redden was taken to the hospital from his girlfriend's apartment by ambulance, after morning. she found Redden he was wasn't dead on breathing arrival at 7:57 a.m. hospital officials said.
A native of Monroe who played at Ouachita High School, Redden's senior year at LSU was his most successful. That- year he averaged 13 points and 4.8 rebounds per game. In postseason play he averaged 21 points per game. The Tigers advanced to the Final Four of the NCAA Basketball Tournament that year and were defeated by Louisville in the semifinal game. 6th-inning homers spark Royals HAINES CITY, Fla.
(AP) Kevin Seitzer says he just had to get mad in order to hit the solo home run that set up Steve Balboni's gamewinner as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Boston Red Sox 4-3 in exhibition baseball. "I just had to get more ticked off, more aggressive at many the plate," pitches Seitzer too said. many "I'd good been pitches." Seitzer led off the sixth inning Tuesday by hitting a 1-1 pitch from losing pitcher Mike Smithson over the left-field fence. After one out, Balboni hit a first pitch into the bullpen beyond the left-field wall. Seitzer, who was hitting just :188 after the first four spring games, began the day with a single.
"I just got off to. a shaky start," said Seitzer, who hit .323 last year as a rookie. "Fortunately, this spring I don't have to worry about my average. I can just concentrate on getting ready for April 4." The home runs made Bud Black, the second of four Royals' pitchers, the winner. Rick Anderson pitched two pefect innings after Black left.
Bo Jackson did not have a hit but walked twice and scored the other two Kansas City runs. COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6 p.m. Atlantic 10 Conference ionship, cable channel 34 (ESPN); 8 Purdue vs. Ohio State or Michigan linois, cable channel 34 (ESPN). Today SPORTS ON TV NBA BASKETBALL 7:05 p.m.
Los Angeles Lakers York, cable channel 13 (WTBS). Thursday COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6:30 p.m. ECAC Metro Conference Championship, cable channel 34 (ESPN); 7 p.m.• lowa Wisconsin, channels 8 (KCAN) and 9 (KCAU); 8:30 p.m. Southland Conference championship, cable channel 34 (ESPN); 11 p.m. Pacific 10 Conferanco, (ESPN).
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