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Independent News Herald / July 24, 2013 / Page 11
Summer
softball fun
draws to a close
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The 12U summer softball team was made up of girls in grades 4-5. Pictured front row:
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will all compete during the
four day tourney with hopes
of coming out as the District
6 Champion.
The District 6 Champion
will
then advance to the State Legion tournament the following weekend in Bird Island.
There will be eight games on
Thursday, four games on Friday, two games on Saturday,
Nighthawks Parent/
Athlete Meeting
and then one potential game
on Sunday.
Adult ticket prices are set
at $5 for the day and $2 for
students while 65 and older
are free. There will be a full
concession stand along with
hamburgers, candy and Gatorade. Please
come out to the ballpark this
week to watch some great
American Legion baseball!
The Prairie Valley Nighthawks football parent/athlete meeting
will be held on Tuesday, August 6, at 7 p.m. at the Parkers Prairie
High School in the gym. This meeting is for football players in
grades 7-12 and their parents/guardians. At this meeting, players
should hand in their eligibility forms and physical forms (if needed). At this time, you will also be asked to pay for any fees that are
due. Players in 9-12 will need practice jerseys. Last year’s varsity
players should have them, but 9th graders and new players can pay
for them that night ($15). R Nook will have a table to order your
summer clothes package or football jackets which are optional. Coaches from varsity and Jr. High will be in attendance to talk
about the details of their rules, policies, practice schedules and answer any questions.
Clarissa Horseshoe League
Playoffs
Kenny Winkler/Steve Petrie
Dave Buysse/Gary Schultz
Butch Booker/Dennis Kircher
Gene Booker/Gearl Kunerth
Dennis Gabler/Matt Simon
Josh Moen/Doug Turner
Denise Welters/Sammi Becker
Luke Rowe/Mark Yates
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first August
or check us out on
Canada goose
Facebook!
season
Minnesota will conduct its
first August Canada goose season
from Saturday, August 10 to Sunday, August 25, the Department
of Natural Resources (DNR)
said.
“The state’s Canada goose
population is very high and exceeds our statewide goal,” said
Steve Cordts, the DNR’s waterfowl specialist. “We have continued agricultural depredation
concerns in the western portion
of the state with large numbers of
Canada geese. This is one more
option for us to try and increase
our harvest of Canada geese.”
Hunting will be restricted to
an intensive harvest zone in westcentral Minnesota. The daily bag
limit will be 10 Canada geese
with no possession limit. Shooting hours will be from one-half
hour before sunrise to one-half
hour after sunset. A small game
hunting license, special goose
permit and state waterfowl stamp
are required.
“It’s hard to gauge what hunter participation will be since this
is the first time we have had August goose hunting,” Cordts said.
“But for those who are interested,
there should be ample opportunity.”
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service approved the hunt as a
management option for states
dealing with overabundant populations of resident Canada geese.
Additional details are on the
DNR website at www.mndnr.
gov/waterfowl.
The DNR will announce details of fall waterfowl seasons,
including the September Canada
goose hunt, in early August.
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Christine Moenkedick was one
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by the National Junior College Athletic Association for
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Moenkedick played volleyball,
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from M State in May.
Purchase bear licenses by August 1;
youth licenses free until then
Hunters selected in this
year’s bear lottery must purchase their licenses by Thursday, August 1, the Minnesota
Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said.
Licenses not purchased by
the deadline will become available first-come, first-served at
noon Wednesday, August 7.
Youths age 10-12 can receive
a free no-quota bear license until Aug. 1. No-quota licenses
will be available for purchase
after Aug.1 but youth younger
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For the second year in a
row, the Browerville High
School will be hosting
the District 6, Division II,
American Legion Baseball
Tournament on Thursday,
July 25 through Sunday,
July 28. Eight teams including: Staples, Sauk Centre,
Pierz, Sebeka, Paynesville,
Foley, Providence Academy
of Plymouth and Browerville
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price of $44 because of an inadvertent change in state law that
eliminated the 10-to-12-yearold exemption from this fee.
Youths who purchase leftover licenses in regular bear
permit areas also will have to
pay the adult price.
The free 10-12 youth bear licenses were not addressed when
youth license simplification
changes were approved during
the last Legislative session. The
DNR will propose changes to
reinstate youth fee exemptions
in 2014.
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The 14U summer softball team consisted of girls who completed 6th-8th grade this year.
Front row: Torrence Salcido, Cristy Blumer, Melanie Line, Katelyn Pearcy, Payton
Schaefer. Back row: Samantha Meyer, Alexis Cuchna, Kristen Koep, MacKenzi Riedel,
Alexis Line and Taylor Schnettler. Not pictured, Christina Asfeld.
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The Eagle Valley 12U and 14U summer
softball league’s regular season drew
to a close last Tuesday with games over
Sauk Centre. The 12U won both games,
3-0 and 9-3, picking up their 5th and
6th wins of the season, while the 14U
split their games, defeating Sauk Centre in dramatic fashion 7-6. Each game
has shown tremendous improvement by
the girls as they continue to learn the
basics and acquire some good ‘softball
knowledge’. Both teams will enter into
playoffs this week, facing off against
some tough competition. Pictured at
top, Mikayla Hinzmann strikes out her
first three batters to start off the game.
At middle, Jillian Cuchna fields this ball
at second to get the out. Bottom, first
baseman Samantha Meyer scoops up
the ball to quickly scamper over to first
to get the out, while teammate Taylor
Schnettler was there to provide backup.
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