Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota (2024)

Argus Leader, Sioux Falls, S.D. Wednesday, July 15, 1981 2B Sports Scoreboard Sodrac Tuesday'! results 95: Ruth Roduner, Rapid City; Fran Patt. Brookings. 96: Shirley King. Rapid City.

97: Marge Christenson. Watertown; Phyl Johnson, Rapid City. Margaret Cowan, Pierre; Mary Jane Kurti, Rapid City; Fran Halvorson, Rapid City; Barbara Borstad, Brookings. 99: Don Zook, Rapid City; Hazel Kellogg, Rapid City. 101 Beth Seeley, De Smet; Laura Hulsen-ga, De Smet.

104: June Brown, Rapid City; Delores Calda, Platte. 105: Agnes White, Rapid City. 106: Wyn Colson, Rapid City. K7: Dolly Shriver, Watertown. 109: Millie Green, Rapid City.

110: Ethel Dybvig, Dell Rapids; Velma O'Reilly, Pierre. Ill: Carol Anderson, Rapid City. 112: Ethel Reetz, Madison; Blanche Keller, Rapid City. 113: Lavonne Stephenson, Rapid City. 115: Lorraine Kluthe.

Rapid City. 116: Margaret Thornton, Madison; DeDe Binder, Rapid City. 121: Gladys Steffen, Gregory. 122: Betty Neff, Rapid City. 124: Berneice Holler, Platte.

Mary Alice Gardner, Rapid City. 126: Andy Anderson, Watertown. Vender Woude all collected two hits far NSP. Pat Cihak tossed a four hitter as Village Pharmacy dumped HeferVanderloo 3-2. A fine defensive performance by Village Pharmacy aided in the win.

Toasterrud sparkled on the mound for Hofer-Vender-loo. League Jerry Muston slapped five hits and scored four runs to pace Post 621 to a 22 5 romp over Knights of Pythias. The winners were led by a 23-hit arsenal. Also for Post M2t, Rod Pattison had four hits and and scored two runs. Reiger, Namanny and Reynolds also led the victors at the plate.

DeShager registered three runs and Petersen two for Knights of Phythias. Scott Boyens fired a one hitler to lead Daybreak Kiwanis to a 171 trimph over Nordica. Frank Smith, Brian Priest and Boyens each had a pair of safeties to pace the Daybreak 13-bit attack. Todd Leiferman had the lone hit for Nordica. Culbert Davis shrugged off the Cooties 1H behind a triple and single from Jef Caldwell.

Todd Hauge added two singles and Mike Evans contributed a fine defensive game for the winners. Bill Stoll rapped three hits to pace the Cooties at the plate. Pete Thompson scattered four hits in six Innings of relief work to lift Kiwanis East to a 7 triumph over Cherry Tree. Dave Green slapped a double and a single, and Chad Viereck a pair of singles for the winners, while Steve Casey and Dave Greer sparkled defensively. For Cherry Tree, Graff and Tibke each singled while John Harris and Dana Olson turned in fine defensive performances.

Senior 200 Individual medley. Fourth place -Senior 200m Breaststroke, Senior 2O0m Freestyle. Fifth place Senior Butterfly, Senior 100m Freestyle, Senior 100m Breast-stroke. Lorie Kappenman: First place Senior 200 Backstroke, Senior 100m Backstroke. Second place Senior 200m Individual medley, Senior 100m Freestyle, Senior 200m Freestyle, 100m Butterfly, 100m Breast-stroke.

Fourth place Senior 400m tyle. 17-11 age division Lori Larson: First place- loom Freestyle, 200m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke. Paul Mansfield: First place 200m Individual medley, 100m Freestyle. 200m Backstroke, 100m Butterfly, loom Backstroke, 400m Freestyle. Second place loom Breaststroke.

Seniors Natalie Ostby: First place- 1500m Freestyle, 200m Individual medley, 100m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle, 100m Butterfly, 200m Freestyle, 200m Butterfly, 800m Freestyle. Jackie Unruh: First place 200m Breast-stroke. Second place 100m Breaststroke. Sixth place 50m Freestyle. Seventh place -200m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle.

Vickie Hargus: Second place 200m Breaststroke. Third place 100m Breast-stroke. Seventh place 50m Freestyle. Brian Reynolds: First place 1500m Freestyle. 100m Butterfly, 200m Individual medley.

100m Freestyle, 400m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle, 50m Freestyle, 400m Individual medley, 800m Freestyle. Second place 200m Backstroke. Third place 100m Backstroke. Todd Sessler: Second place 50m Freestyle. Fourth place 200m Individual medley.

Sixth place lOOm Breaststroke. Eighth place 100m Freestyle. Dan Patterson: First place 100m Backstroke. 200m Backstroke. Second place 200m Breaststroke, 100m Breaststroke, 200m Butterfly.

Fourth place 800m Freestyle. Fifth place 200m Individual medley. Sixth place 100m Butterfly. Steen, Sioux Falls. Sherrol Christensen, Sturgis; Kris Balvin, Huron.

90: Sarah Egan, Sioux Falls; Cheryl Breit, Sioux Falls; Kelley Meyers. Rapid City. 91: Arlene Klawiter, Yankton; Shelly Thompson, Sioux Falls. 92: Pam Taylor, Sioux Falls; Joan Cota, Sioux Falls; Gerry Rickerl, Watertown. 93: Rita Hamm, Rapid City; Karen De-vine.

Rapid City; LaVera Lushbough, Spearfish; Marilyn Simmons, Rapid City. 94: Stacey Abarr. Sioux Falls. 95: Pam Hoiland, Sioux Falls; Karen lienor sun, Sioux Falls; Sandy Christensen, Brookings; Jan Ingels, Rapid City; Louise Beckman, Rapid City; Kim VanDyke. Brookings.

96: Catherine Green, Sioux Falls; Judy Chleborad. Brookings; Barb Didier, Rapid City; Linda Mickelson, Brookings. 97: Lois Byrum, Onida; Thelma Allison, Rapid City; Ordell Yonkovich, Brookings. 98: Jan Oevaney, Sioux Falls; Darlene Hutchinson, Huron; Debbie Perry, Brookings. 100,: Lorna Frederick, Mitchell; Jonnie Einspahr, Brookings; Anita Keffeler, Madison; Virginia McMaines.

Huron; Mamiko Beckman, Rapid City; Judy Applegate, Brookings; Joanne Thomas, Sturgis; Jeanne Taylor, Rapid City. 101: Mary Ann Fandrich, Rapid City; Wanda Cooper, Platte; Marlene Sewell, Rapid City. 102: Linda Schoenhard, Chamberlain. 103: Betty Heuston, Huron; Sis Foltz. Chamberlain; Helen Boen, Sioux Falls; Mary Jane Tschetter, Sioux Falls; Mavis Amundson, Sioux Falls.

Eighth place -50m Butterfly, 100m Butterfly. Chris Paa: Fourth place 200m Freestyle. Fifth place 200m Individual medley, 100m Backstroke, 50m Backstroke. Sixth place -100m Freestyle, 50m Butterfly, 100m Butterfly, 50m Freestyle. Will Gardner: Sixth place 200m Individual medley.

Seventh place 200m Freestyle. Eighth place 50m Breaststroke, 100m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke. Jon Loos: Fourth place 100m Breast-stroke. Paul Hegg: Third place 50m Breast-stroke, 100m Breaststroke. Eighth place -50m Backstroke.

Brian Bochman: Seventh place 50m Butterfly. 1314 age division Lisa Egger: First place 400m Freestyle, 100m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle. Second place 200m Individual medley. Fourth place 200m Backstroke, 100m Backstroke Fifth place 100m Butterfly, 200m Butterfly. Seventh place 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke.

Chris Stuart: First place 200m Individual medley, 100m Freestyle, 200m Backstroke, 100m Backstroke, 400m Freestyle. Third place Senior 200m Freestyle, 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke. Derek Dobson: Third place 100m Butterfly. Fifth place 200m Butterfly. Eighth place 200m Individual medley.

IS 14 age division Michelle Hoffman: First place 200 Individual medley, 100m Breaststroke, 200m Breaststroke. Second place 400m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke. Third place loom Freestyle, 200m Freestyle. Fourth place 100m Butterfly. Mike Ewing: First place 200m Individual medley, 100m Freestyle, 200m Backstroke, 100m Breaststroke, 200m Freestyle, Senior 200 Breaststroke.

Second place -100m Butterfly. Third place 400m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke. Todd Brannon: First place 200m Butterfly, 100m Backstroke. Second place 200m Backstroke, 400m Freestyle. Third place Baseball AMATEUR BASEBALL Sioux Nation 7, Madison 2 Madison 000 000 oil Sioux Nation 010 2 10X 7 11 1 Km Leighton, Loo idler Halgerson, and Brian Jacooson; Tim Kant and Gary Heibergw.

HRs. Scott Bauer (2). Colton 14, Valley Springs Valley Springs 002 001 1 6 4 Colton IM0 272 I 16 13 0 Mike Johnson, Bob Greenfield (a) and Doug Archer; Dale Cunningham, Roger Hoffman and Dave Hoffman. Hrs Mike Holt, Valley Springs. Non-Conference Larchwood 14, Harrlsburg I Harrisburg 000 000 I 14 1 larchwood 150 427 14 It 2 Scott DeGeest, Jim Devitt (5) and Dennis Slack; Jess Snyders, Rick Hiltunen (5) and Keith McKenney.

HR Larchwood, Ron Schollen. TEENER BASEBALL Varsity A League Valley National 14, South Branch I Dave Gellerman singled and tripled at the plate and tossed a three-hitter to lead Valley National to its 141 win over South Branch. Dan Goeman tripled and homered to lead me winners while Monty Thury doubled. Doug Bass had two hits and Kyle Wok) tripled for South Branch. South Branch 001 00 1 Valley National 507 2x 14 Todd Clausen, Kyle Wold (J) and Doug Bass; Dave Gellerman and Tim Lorang.

HRs Valley National, Dan Goeman. GTA 10, Knights of Pythias 3 Jamie Robson and Jim Dunkelberger picked up two hits each in four trips to the plate to lead GTA Feeds to a 10 3 win over Knights of Pythias. The win clinched the Region I second half title for the winners. Jon Peterson and Steve Songsted doubled for GTA. Steve Gednalski, Chris Constance and Tim Josephson led the Knights' hitting.

GTA 203 003 2 10 10 Knights of Pythias 002 000 1 3 James Eide and Pat Scharf; Tim Joseph-son and Steve Theis, Mike Huether (5). Cooties 12, Terrace Park 2 Gene Wagner doubled three times to lead the Cooties 10-hit attack and 12-2 win over Terrace Park. Bill Anderberg singled for the lone Terrace Park hit off Todd Pierson and Jon Winklepleck. Cooties 144 03 12 10 Terrace Park 000 02 2 1 Todd Pierson, Jon Winklepleck (5) and Gene Wagner, Kevin Deking (5); John Sko-gen, Gary Nelson (3), Elrod (5) and Jim Sands. Elks II, Northwestern Bank 10 Scott Welder collected three hits, Tim Mets two and Billy Leimbach pitched strong relief for for innings to lead the Elks past Northwestern Bank 1110.

The winners had solid play from the outfield. Charlie Timmer picked up three hits and Tim Jurgens two for the bankers. Dave Murphy tripled. Elks 411 002 3- 11 Northwestern Bank 008 000 2 10 J.J. Ochsner, Billy Leimbach (3) and Greg Osmundson; Dave Murphy, Brendon Buresh (7) and Tim Jurgens.

Junior Varsity League Scott Hyland and Al Meyer hit doubles while Kyle Goldammer added a triple to lead Wendy's to a 171 win over DAV. Todd Borstad had three hits as the winners spotted DAV a 7-0 lead. Joey Katinger led the defense which turned a double play and Mike Pyper fanned six batters in relief to lead Worrell's to a 74 win over J.D. House of Trophy's. Thordson had two hits for J.D.

House. TEENER BASEBALL Junior Varsity Magic Carpet Care nosed out NSP 10 8 as Ahrendt, Roetzel and Aschoff paved the way with two hits apiece. Wipf, Shafer and Tennis CITY MICHELOB TENNIS LEAGUE At Riverdale Courts Women's Sioux Falls Netters 3, Rac-querts 2. Singles Donna Wakey (SFN1 def. Betty Hoeger 4-6, 6 4, 61.

Kate Barnes (R) del. Linda Fellows 6-0, 6-0. Doubles -Linda Nielsen and Carol Lauer IR) def. Mary Ann Sere I and Julie Dvorak 61, 61; Rita Kane and Renae Busch (SFN) def. Judy Rost and Jane Johnson 6 2, 6-2, Sandy Dunlap and Jan Egan (SFN) def.

Dianne Felicetta and Nancy Davis 7 6, 6 3. Softball 12-INCH MEN'S SLOWPITCH Tuesday's results Silver Moon 8. Taco Bell 2 TJ O'Brien's 13, Clem's 10 Pizza Hut 4, Gaslight 1 Smoe's 6, Stockman's 4 Hughes Drywall 9, Stockmans II I Bull and Lion 9, Swiden's Recreation 8 TJ O'Brien's 2 3, Time Out 1 Lonnie's 17, Aspen 7 Burger King 8, New Town Liquor 4 Crow Bar 7, Dutch Inn 2 Mr. Jiggs 12, Lonnie's 1 7 Phil's Corner 4, Brink Electric 3 Golf SOUTH DAKOTA WOMEN First-round results Tuesday in the state women's golf tournament: Regular Division 76: Becky Larson, Watertown. 79: Jane Raiewich, Rapid City; Karen Krsnak, Sioux Falls.

Carin Doyle, Pierre; Maureen Green, Howard; Tara Batcheller, Mobridge; Kris Tschetter, Sioux Falls. 81: Anne Borgmann, Sioux Falls. 82: Helen Lang, Sioux Falls. 84: Karen Schultz, Madison; Jean McDonald, Rapid City. 85: Sarah Bloemendaal, Rapid City; Lisa Masters.

Rapid City. 86: Alice Green, Howard; Ann Zenk, Rapid City; Kathy Sewell, Rapid City; I la Michael, Rapid City. 87: Dot Conley, Rapid City; Cari Mollers, Rapid City. 88: Cindy Wahlfeldt, Newell; Nancy BANTAM BASEBALL American Junior Playoffs East Side Pharmacy stopped Howalt-McDowell Ins. 10-4 as Dave Jennings hit a triple end a single to lead the way.

Richie Hollingshead had a pair of singles while Jeff Wilson and Brad Kiesow led the defense. For Howalt McDowell, Travis Hildebrand and Mark Ingalls supplied key hits. Trades Labor rolled over Locke Electric 14-1 behind triples from Chris Moran and Chris Blanchard. Pat Moran pitched the win for Trades Labor. Tony Brown sparkled defensively for Locke Electric at second base.

Steve Kuhnert went 4-for-4 with a triple and Matt McGee went 2 for-2 including a double to power JC Penney's to an 11-7 triumph over Mailhandlers. Wade Hiller and John Thomas led the winners in the field. Mike Zeig went 3-for-3 with a home run and Jan-sen Sudgay 2 for 3 with a double to pace Mailhandlers. Aaron Jacobsen turned in a fine defensive game for Mailhandlers. Team Electronics plated three runs In each of the two final innings to dump AAA Refrigeration 12-9.

For Team, Neil Matthie-sen hit a double and two singles, Paul Bran-deberry a double and a single and Scott Handel a double. Shon Oualseth bleted a home run for AAA Refrigeration. American Juniors Trades Labor captured the American Junior League championship Friday night by defeating JC Penney's v-2. Pat Moran belted a home run for the winners as well as taking care of the pitching duties. Doug Barnett and Greg Roti also hit singles for the Trades it Labor.

John Thomas and Xao Lee each had doubles for Penney's and Thomas also contributed a double play. National Seniors Bill Frevel slapped a double and a single and Jeff Cullen a triple to lift Gage Bros, to a 10-9 victory over Valley National Bank. Brad Bennet and Fred Olenberger led the winning defense. For Valley, Richard had a double. Kirks tripped the Sioux Falls Lions 5-4 as Paul Foley and Brian Cullen had the only hits for the winners.

Joel Charlson smacked a double for the Lions, who finished the game a four-hit total. Tom Spielmann cracked a home run in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift Dauby's to a 5-4 triumph over WCT. Spiel-man also had a double and a single in the contest. Scott Sorenson also had a pair of hits for the victors. Paul Ronken and Bob Plimpton each collected two hits for WCT.

Jamie Elrod belted out a home run, double and two singles in four trips to the plate as Morning Optimist cruised past Bel-Aire Drug 13 4. Long Lee went 3 lor 4 for the winners while teammate Mike McGuIre played a tough centertield. Doves Continued from page IB on season length soon or face missing a season altogether. Cool said the state must notify the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of its season proposal by July 27 or that agency might deny the state a season.

Both factions hope to thrash out the issue for good Friday. While Tuesday largely was reserved for commission debate, Monday many dove supporters and opponents presented the familiar pros and cons of the sport. Hermosa rancher Maggie Warren, the state's well-known dove hunting opponent, surprised some listeners when she requested a season covering two weekends. Some had guessed she would make one final appeal for no season at all. Swimming PEPSI-KPAT-FM INVITATIONAL SWIM MEET Here are results from the Pepsi-KPAT-FM Invitational Swim Meet held Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Frank Olson Pool.

The meet, which was sanctioned by United State Swimming, was hosted by the Sioux Falls Snowfox swim team. Outstanding senior swimmers Natalie Ostby, Sioux Falls; Brian Reynolds, S.F. High Point age group winners under Nichole Finch, S.F. Matt Glasrud, S.F. 10-under Missy Perrett, Deadwood; Dorn Van Cleave, Vermillion.

11-H Bfth Ann George, Columbus, Brett Hooper, S.F. 1314 Paula Kenefick, Brookings; Chris Stuart, S.F. 15-14 Michelle Hoffman, S.F.; Mike Ewing, S.F. 17 II Lorl Larsen, S.F.; Paul Mansfield, S.F. Snowfox Individual winners -under age division Nichole Finch: First place 200m Individual medley, 100 Butterfly, 50m Freestyle.

100m Backstroke, 50m Butterfly, 100m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke. Fifth place 50m Breaststroke, 100m Breaststroke. Gina Weatnerly: First place 50m Breaststroke. Second place 200m Individual medley. Third place 100m Breaststroke, 100m Backstroke, 50m Butterfly, 100m Freestyle.

Fourth place 50m Backstroke. Fifth place 50m Freestyle. Ashley Henrickson: Fifth place 50m Backstroke. Eighth place 50m Freestyle. Carrie Loos: Fourth place 100m Backstroke, 100m Freestyle.

Sixth place 50m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke. Matt Glasrud: First place 200m Individual medley, 100m Butterfly, 50m Freestyle, 100m Breaststroke, 50m Breaststroke. Second place 50m Butterfly, 100m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke. Third place 100m Backstroke. Max Synsvoll: First place 50m Backstroke, 100m Backstroke.

Second place -100m Butterfly, 50m Freestyle. Third place 200m Individual medley, 100m Breast-stroke, 100m Freestyle, 50m Breaststroke. Fourth place 50m Butterfly. Travis Fischer: Fifth place 200m Individual medley, 50m Breaststroke, 50m Backstroke. Sixth place 50m Butterfly, 100m Backstroke.

Seventh place 100m Freestyle, loom Breaststroke. Eighth place 50m Freestyle. Lance Henrickson: Fourth place 200m Individual medley. Fifth place 50m Freestyle. Sixth place 100m Breaststroke, 100m Freestyle.

Seventh place 50m Backstroke, 50m Breaststroke, 100m Backstroke. Nathan Graber: Third place 50m Backstroke. Fourth place 100m Backstroke. Fifth place 50m Butterfly. Sixth place 50m Freestyle.

Eighth place 100m Freestyle, 100m Breaststroke, 50m Breast-stroke. Brandon Fischer: Eighth place 50m Backstroke. 10-under age division Heidi Paa: Third place 200m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke. Fourth place 100m Butterfly, Fifth place 50m Backstroke, 100m Freestyle, 50m Breaststroke. 200 Individual medley.

Eighth place 50m Freestyle. Tanya Putnam: Fourth place 200m Individual medley. 100m Backstroke. Fifth place 100m Butterfly, 50m Freestyle. Seventh place 100m Breaststroke.

Wendy Weatnerly: Second place 200m individual medley. Third place 50m Breaststroke. Fourth place 200m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke, 100m Freestyle. Fifth place 50m Butterfly. Sixth place 100m Breastroke.

Eighth place 100m Butterfly, 100m Backstroke. Victoria Gardner: Seventh place 50m Backstroke, 50m Breastroke. Eighth place -100m Freestyle. Tom Taylor: First place 100m Butterfly. Second place 50m Butterfly, 200m Individual medley.

Third place 50m Backstroke. Fourth place 50m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke, 200m Freestyle. Damon Bishop: First place 50m Butter or society- 11 on PfSa he Ifers, en- his ,1 5ff this li 111 Ms. Warren claimed that more than 1.2 million acres of state land have been closed to hunting because of the dove vote and actions of "trigger-happy idiots" -her often-used term for slob hunters. 'There are going to be a lot of slob hunters out, she said.

"Give them a week, give them two weekends, and see how much they antagonize the landowners, and go from there." Representatives of the Committee to Protect Hunting, the South Dakota Wildlife Federation and several conservation groups spoke in favor of a season of at least 20 days, with many requesting a 30-day season only half the dove hunting time allowed under federal regulations. gSJ'KI Vj FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY i III Sponsors 5th Annual lL Celebrity Jj Golf Tournament the rat hat a 11 Dave Lewis Sunshine Grocers Sioux Falls Liquor Dealers Sioux Falls Wholesale Midland Dist. SoDak Dist. Henry Carlson Co. Burger King Data, Inc.

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