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The Perkins Jommal Thursday, July 27, 1989 -- PAGE 5
Track
Perkins, was one Another highlight of the trip was
Lm tracksters who par- the DN Galan, one of the world's
i[h the 1989 Track and premiere track meets, where they
theki in Scandinavia this saw four time Olympic Gold
through July 12. Medalist Carl Lewis and other
1989-90 Perkins- track and field greats compete.
School Senior, took 2ndPatterson would like to thank the
sixth heat of the 800
tnd 8th place in the final
rac
~nlin'S time for the first race
utes and in the finei
a 2:00:25 time
~joined a track and field
of high school
the nation to
the event held in
following people and businesses for
their donations in helping him raise
the needed money to go on this trip.
Cimarron Rural Electric
Cooperative, Perkins Round-up
Club, Judy's Corner, Dei-Mar's
Food Store, Bob's Pizzv Ken Smith
Furniture and Appliance, The
Vassar Company, Dr. E. Alan
Smith, Baker's Dry Goods, The
Model Tee, Perkins Y Veterinary,
the red and whiteRick Jarvis Insurance, and
~!orvaed from the group Whistlestope, Inc. "~
Peted Mike and Jon Wolfe anxiously await the start of the game during the
July
Also
Super
Vide
Nfles
and
Fer-
the track meet Pat- reil Accountants, Mr. and Mrs. OK Kick District Toummnant Tuemtay, July 18.
E .the others got to seeLester Judge, The Sasser Com-
~t~in the Scandinavia pany, Lost Creek Ranch, Mac's
• CornerCorall, C.D. Mihura~SportsK]d J Finmh 11-7
Frederiksborg Cat- Boost Clul Je'ry Lafaye, and
~gor. The castle was Payne County Bank.
and featured a moat Others who helped Jesse were The Perkins OK Kids, under the two hitter in the lineup, lie scored
~ roof. Teri Well~ Jodi Rush, Lena Harris, direction of coaches Greg Wolfe, 16 runs on 15 hits while driving in
llk o spent time in Jimmy Peek, Jana Oyler, and Jim Niles and Grng Pierce, ended II runs.
~[~ WhereandtheYRiddasa:holmthe the 1989 campaign dropping their Niles hit .286 driving in 16 runs.
and Kurt NeaL first two games in the OK Kids Second baseman Mike Wolfe also
re coaches Sid Davis, Larry Anderson,
! ~ Minors District Tournament in hit .286. Shortstop and leadoff
Henryetta July 18-19. The Demons Pierce scored 15 runs with a .262
finished the season at 11-7.
The 17-and-under squad lost the
first game Tuesday, July 18 to
Keota, 6-0. Shane Niles got the
loss despite pitching an outstand-
ing game He finished the year at
3-1 on the mound striking out 46
hitters in 41 innings pitched with a
4.44 ERA.
The Demons were eliminated the
next day by Talihina, 17-2. Talihina,
a state tournament qualifier for
1988-89, pounded out nine runs on
eight hits off starting pitcher
Justin Kenas.
Kenas finished the season 3-2 and
established himself as the number
two starter for Perkins behind
Nfles.
Brad Pierce led the Demon hit-
ters g ng 2-fo 5 and scoring one
run in the two tournament games.
Jon Wolfe was 1-for~ with one
RBI. Chris Wolf was 1-for-4. Mike
'average. Dale Anderson became the
very steady and surehanded first
baseman of the Demon offensive.
Perkins committed only 24 errors
all summer.
Other players this summer in-
cluded Jimmy Reid, Chris Taylor
and Joey Hays.
This was the first time Perkins
had qualified for pest-season play
in three years of OK Kids competi-
tion. Perkins also finished with its
first winning season in 1989 at 11-7.
The Demons were 10-12 in 1989 and
7-9 in 1987,
Coach Greg Wolfe said this about
the 1989 OK Kide 'TVe were suc-
ceesful for several reasons. First of
all, many of these guys played last
year and the year before that, pro-
viding a lot of experience. In fact,
we had eight guys hack off of last
year's tean
'~Second, our offense was much
Pietur abo are Payne County 4-H members who attended the State
4-H Awardm Bauqust held July 18 in Oklahoma City.
From the left is Wettemann and Matt Knori of Stillwatsr, and
Shawn Diel, Tara Herring mad Becky Walker of P klns. Rebecca, Shawn,
Tara, and Becky are holding the plaques they received as'State project
winners in Dairy Foods, Vet Sdmce, Horse, and Sheep. Matt and Shawn
were also attending State 4-H Club Congress held July 17-19.
Brad Pierce, Chris Wolf, and Michael Harris warm up prior to the Keota
game last week at the District Tournament in Henryett&
Wolfe had one RBI, and Shane more balanced all theway through
Niles added one run. the line-up. Six different g~ys !!, .~ " ........ ..... ~ ' " .... '
scored over 10 runs, and seven '~
oKOVereil' Jon Wolfe led the 1989 drove in 10 or more runs. Third,Kids in three ot the major of- our pitching and defense was very " : ~~,~"'
lira,_ ~ fensive categories. He led in hits consistent.
Ik'~t~on holds up his two medals that hewoninthe Scandinavia (18), runs scored (21) and batting ~" ' ' ~ & ~)r~P,~ '
~at~d.lZleidTour.Jassetonk2ndplaceinhlaflretramandplaeed average (,474) in only 14 games '%Ve got great ontings from
~: ~ heat of the 800 met~ race ..... played. Brett Andrews was also one thane Niles~ Michael Harris andEnjoy our T V, dMAIN bIALL (UPSTAIRS)
- of the big bats in the Perkins line Justin Kenas, and our infield with luke Box or a Gee
~1~ $1 | ~,T.*-..I. 2- ~ . up. He led the team in RBIs with Ty Dickson, Dale Anderson, Jon ., ~ ~,heckersrQpen Hours: 9:30 to 4 v.m.
;lvuCgl ~ INI~/IL ~ ~ 21 whflehittingenimpreseive.395. Wolfe, Brad Pierce, Mike Wolfe and f_,ame o.rt~ "
~-, ~,~=mi t, se-----:M r ~ ~ " Perkins had three other .300 hit- ShaneNilesmadethero)jtineplaySand then sorrte~ MalnMan .... ~ 743-2599D°wnt°wnSflllwater
~;: [ ~ ~ ~tsrs this summer -- catcher Ty
~w Perkins are being ask- ~ , "_~'. . ~ Dickson, pitcher-outfielder Michael 'To win, you must do that, and
Nationei Night Out Harris end pitcher outfieider Justin ° we did. Most importantly, we all
~2~ '~:@~2@~ KDiTk were loose and relaxed and just "
went out to have fun, and in the
son, who ~b~amm= itl~entoSt~; process, we won a lot of games.
~mlpa y. _ ! sp . ting catcher fie g "
~mal Night Out through- wire q~ ~ness Car~ , aseson, hit.342 with 17 runs and 11 "Finally, I would like to thank all
and StaUoaeT m a var y RB Is. Harris also batted .342 ad- the guys for playing, the coaches -- '
m'ght that we're hoF o, .h es and ding 13 runs and I0 RBIs. On the Mr. Niles andMr. Pierce-- for their EBE!
~ will turn on thdr out- @e@,. mound, Harris was 3d} with 301 help, and ell of the parents for com-
toO p.m. This strikeouts in 18 2/3 innings pitch-' ing out and supporting us all
.{~__amghbors~lt .in the~"-be" "~ go°d time for all °fneighborhood,and just nave THEjouRN, LPERKINS .ed. Kenas hit .313 as the number summer." . 109
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