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        Tuesday, June 17 |  
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            Mustang baseball 
            
            [JUNE 17, 2003]  
            Mustang 
            League baseball scores: |  
            | CEFCU 
            16, McDonald's 7 
            Over the weekend, Arie Mikesell led the 
            offensive attack for CEFCU with a triple and two singles. Also 
            contributing was Corey Janssen with a double and a single. Evan 
            Shirley, Shea Zwilling, Chanse Hoagland, Hayden Matson and Chad 
            Moore each had a single. CEFCU 
            6, Design-It 3 
            The big hitters for CEFU in this game 
            were Shea Zwilling with a home run, Corey Jannsen with a double, and 
            Arie Mikesell and Hayden Matson with a single each. Chad Moore, 
            Shea Zwilling and Corey Jannsen anchored the defense as the pitchers 
            for CEFCU. [Duane Moore] | 
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            [JUNE 17, 2003]  
            Precision 
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            Logan County Bank. |  
            | Blair Bruns, Blake 
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            scored three runs in the game. Devon Sutton had a hit, scored two 
            runs and knocked in two. Tyson Smith went the 
            distance on the mound, giving up four hits while fanning 12 batters. Brandon Stolzenberg had two hits and two 
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              Doug Collins scholarship goes to Alexander Saturday: 
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            Thursday: 
              Weber completes UI coaching staff 
            
            Wednesday: 
      
        Bronco results
        LCC 
        announces new men's soccer coach
        LCC announces new women's soccer coach
        
             
            O'Brien is Jill Hutchison Endowed 
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            | Golf nirvana 
            mutterings By Jeff Mayfield 
            [JUNE 17, 2003]  
            Happy 
            belated Father's Day to all you dads in the audience. I'm really 
            getting into these dads' days! Shouldn't they be celebrated a little 
            more often? Thirteen years ago to the day, I took my dad to the U.S. 
            Open in Chicago. While it was a gift to him long overdue, we had a 
            great time nonetheless as the ageless Hale Irwin prevailed. So, 
            enough of the trip down memory lane, let's get right to it… |  
            | Is there a better man 
            to have as the U.S. Open champion than Jim Furyk? A consistent, 
            hardworking, highly respected individual just seems like the kind of 
            guy you'd like to see win a major. And even though the TV ratings 
            probably don't reflect it, I personally like it a lot better when 
            you turn on your TV and have no idea who is going to win. How many 
            times have you turned it off on a Saturday knowing that Tiger wasn't 
            in contention? Having guys like Furyk, Nick Price, Vijay Singh and a 
            host of other names that you don't follow as closely as say, Tiger, 
            Phil, Ernie and the boys actually makes the golf tourneys much more 
            exciting to follow. I think that the rest of the tournaments this 
            summer are going to be up for grabs and may make for one of the most 
            exciting summers of golf in recent memory. Several local 
            residents took in the tournament festivities, but none more 
            conspicuous than our own Elks pro, Adam Walsh. We spotted him 
            following the Justin Leonard group. Perhaps Leonard should've 
            grabbed some tips from the pro as he went by.   
             This is also that 
            time of year when we are almost overrun by the number of scramble 
            tournaments in the area… Don't you just love it? I doubt that I will 
            ever be good enough to compete in tourneys by myself, but for some 
            reason I can really get focused in a scramble and hit enough decent 
            shots that usually I can beg a threesome somewhere to pick me up! 
            And pick me up they usually do, making for a lot more fun than I 
            usually have playing this great game.  Do the Cardinals have 
            the worst timing of any team in any sport? First, they meet the Reds 
            after they had played horribly for two months. The result was the 
            Reds taking a four-game sweep and also winning in St. Louis, which 
            has become more of a trend than I care to see. Then they played the 
            Astros, who had just been stinking it up everywhere. The result was 
            more losses. This past weekend they go into the house that Babe 
            built, with all the Clemens hoopla, and lay an egg for three 
            straight days! What's up with that?   
            [to top of second column in this
            article] | 
      
       However, with all of 
            these losses and all of this mediocre play, the Redbirds are ONLY 
            two games out of first place! How is that possible? This bullpen has 
            struggled in every way imaginable, and there seems to be no end in 
            sight. Will even the addition of Izzy make any appreciable 
            difference? I have an idea… Why not bring Rick Ankiel back? Our pen 
            is an adventure anyway… Maybe Rick would be motivated to be “the 
            man!” It's just a thought. Through it all, the 
            Cubs are just a few days away from being in first place into July. 
            How do you like Dusty Baker now? Congratulations to 
            the Spurs on winning another NBA title! On the most recent edition 
            of “FANdamonium” many kids out at the Railer basketball camp told 
            you fans that they would indeed win it all. Congrats also to Tim 
            Duncan on another MVP award. Any doubters now? We were thrilled to 
            see the Admiral, David Robinson go out on the highest note possible 
            -- 13 points, 17 rebounds and two blocked shots. Happy sailing, 
            David! Wouldn't the Spurs be 
            a nice team for Lincoln's Brian Cook to end up on? We're still 
            hearing middle to end of the first round for Brian, with teams like 
            Phoenix and Utah showing considerable interest. Still lots of 
            basketball, volleyball and other sports camps going on in the area. 
            Call your local college to find out which ones still have openings. Have a great week, everybody! [Jeff
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