The Mountain Messenger, Thursday, December 6, 1990 1B
Sports Quiz
by Allan OrnMein
season over, the
quiet clown and the
take on a slower,
pace.
to hundreds of deer
during the past two
everyone had a great
they got a buck or
sometimes hard to
what hunters see in
before daylight, freez-
cold or burning up
a high ridge. To
it, you have to do it.
first begin to hunt,
often the most impor-
of the hunt. As the
go by, the ac-
of game is only a part
rice.
h many other sports,
its unpleasant ma-
n hunters cause
accidents or do thip.gs
other hunters look
It we must remember
is good and bad in
It is unfair to judge
as bloodthirsty kill-
of the actions of a
By far, hunters
g friends and
who do a lot to pro-
sport and also protect
Sports Quiz Answers
of anti-hunting groups
misinformation that
are responsible for de-
populations when
opposite is true. When
do decline, it
caused by pollution
of habitat. If it
for millions of hunters,
and conservation or-
much of our forests
would be turned
lots and drainage
there are lots of opin-
hunters and I cer-
someone's choice
I also know lots of
don't hunt but spend
enjoying the out-
realize the importance
game management.
that in these times,
~cessary to hunt to eat
I talked to eat
take and like myself,
for anything that they
such as hunt-
offer activities to
that can keep them
things a lot more
I talked to a mother
sons who were
with their father
me she was a bit
James Crews
worried about them but glad
they wanted to be with their dad
in the outdoors.
On the Local Front
Matt Aide of Ronceverte is
shown with his first deer, a nice
six-point buck. This has been a
great year lbr Matt because he
also got his first turkey during
the lirst part of tile turkey sea-
son. Fourteen year old Matt Falls
of Lewisburg is happy with a
nice four-point buck he got on
the first day of the season. Jack
Lucas of Lewtsburg has a wide
racked buck he is proud of.
Matt Aide
Matt Falls
Jack Lucas
Bob Davis and Wayne Quick
Lewisburg Bowlers First
In National Elks'
Bob Davis and Wayne Quick,
together with eight other bowlers
representing Lewisburg Elks
Lodge #1758, traveled to Fort
Wayne, Indiana to participate in
the annual Elks Tournament.
The event, held on twelve week-
ends each year, attracted over
3700 bowlers this year.
Bob and Wayne competed
against 1885 doubles teams and
finished first by 22 pins with a
score of 1431. "l~ey look forward
to defending their title next year
in Troy. Michigan.
In the team event, Mike
Whited, Bill Eggert, Wayne
Quick. Bob Davis and Ralph
Bostic finished 6th and the team
of Dennis Rudd. Mike Elzroth,
Ed Skeens, Roger Boone and
Tony Liberatore finished 123rd.
A total of 748 teams partici-
pated.
East Wrestling Opens December 15
The schedule for the 1990-91 Greenl~rier East High School wres-
tling team has been announced by Marion M. Gordon, coach.
The East squad will open at 130,e Independence Tournament De-
cember 15 at 10 a.m. and wlll host Greenbrier West High School on
December 18 in their home opener in Spartan gym at 2 p.m.
The schedule is:
December 15 Independence Tourney Away 10 a.m.
(Coal City)
December 18 Greenbrler West Home 2 p.m.
December 19 Covington-Narrows Away 6 p.m.
(Covington, VA)
December 22 Beckley Newspaper
Invitational Away 10 a.m.
(Shady Spring)
January 3 Oak Hill Home 6:30 p.m
January 9 Richwood, Independence.
G. West Away 1:30 p.m
(At Richwood)
January 12 Allegheny Duals TourneyAway 10 a.m.
UkHS, Valley Ridge, VA)
January 16 Greenbrier West
{Tri or Quaed) Away 6:30 p.m
January 29 Covington, Rlchwood Home 6:30 p.m
February 2 Coalfield Conference
Tourney Away T.B.A.
Oak Hill
February 6 Oak Hill, Iaeger Away 6:30 p.m
(Oak Hill)
February 7 Fayetteville Home 6:30 p.m
February 15/16 Regionals
February 21/22/23 State Tourney
Huntington Civic Center
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Union High School Girls' Basketball Team: Coach Bobble Reed (k 9.).
Kristy McDowell, Kim Walker, Sarah Bostlc, Amy O'Neill, Crystal
Fury, Rebecca Williams, Teressa Reynolds, Jenny Blankenship,
Paula Canterbury, Stacey Carter, and Tammie Smith.
A Sectional
By Jonathan Wright
Coach Bobble Reed is visibly
proud of her girls' basketball
team at Union High School
(UHS). "This is the first time
we've reached the sectionals in
my eight years of coaching here."
she said. "It's taken a lot of team
work and skill. These girls
worked hard with each other--
even the subs on the bench were
supportive. They're a terrific
bunch."
The Class A team won the Re-
gion 6, Section I championship
November 15 at games played in
Fairlea at Greenbrier East High
School. The UHS Red Devils de-
feated Oakvale 57 to I I the first
night of the tournament, Novem-
ber 13. The last night the team
defeated Peterstown 60 to 37.
"We finally accomplished
something more than in previous
years." Mrs Reed said, "To finally
take the sectional title is won-
derful. The girls were so ex-
cited--you couldn't hold them
down with weights. They worked
hard for this--3-1/2 hours of
practice each day, lols of run-
nlng. and practices on sortie Sat-
urdays and vacation days. It re-
ally paid off."
Mrs Reed said the success of
the players is linked to team-
work. "We soon reached a record
of nine wlns and no losses. Once
the girls got lnto the regular sea-
son games, they realized they
had a team that really clicked
together for a change. They
sensed where the others should
be on the court and worked with
it,"
Regular season opponents in-
cluded high school girls' teams
from Oakvale. Rtchwood.
Athens. Alleghany County {Vir-
glnial, Peterstown. Bramwell,
Matoaka, Greenbrier East
(Falrlea), Montcalm. and
Meadow Bridge. The regular sea-
son included 20 games.
"llals was also the first year
with a team sweep of our sec-
tion." Mrs Reed added. "We beat
all three teams In our section
twice [Peterstown. Athens. and
Oakvalel."
The UHS team traveled to
Princeton November 19 for the
Region 6 Tournament. There
they were defeated by Montcalm
57 to 51.
UHS Principal C. Doyle Kester
said, "They didn't beat us just
hands-down. They had to work
very hard against our girls.
We're very proud of them."
Cindy Fr, Aer Is scorekeeper
for the team. Statisticians are
Donna Crews, Anita Wilson,
Crystal Dixon, and Terrl Tomlln--
son. Chastity Brown serves as
camera operator.
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