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Volume 36 Issue #9
Sept 2011
Shoes News is the official Publication of the Washington State Horseshoe Pitching Association
Presidents Message
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Commentary:
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Phyl Quist
WORLD TOURNAMENT 2011
I have been writing articles for the
national NewsLine magazine on the
championship ladies games for several
years. Of course these are the top pitchers in the World. It is such a privilege to
get to know them and learn what makes
them champions.
However, this year I somehow had the
good luck to vie for a top spot in my
class at the World. I know it’s a very
different category but the emotions have
got to be the same.
After two days of pitching, I was tied
for 1st place – each of us having 9 wins
and 1 loss. We had 3 games to go on day
three. I was so nervous my first game,
it’s a wonder I even hit the pit. My opponent and I were tied at 38 shoes. I
knew I had to win. She threw and both
shoes bounced away – I managed a
ringer. 23- 20 Whew!!! In the second
game I had my opponent 30-17 and
again nerves took over. Final score was
30-29. Still Shaking! The last game I
just told myself ‘you can do this’ and
Just relaxed and pitched my best. I
knew the #2 gal had lost a game. When
I won my last game I just burst into
tears. It was an amazing and unbelievable feeling. This was my 20th World
World Champions
Russ Phillips
2011 World Elders
Champion
Phyllis Quist
1st. Place
Womens G
Jim Quist
4th Mens I-1
(Continued on page 4)
2010 WSHPA State Champions
NATIONAL HORSESHOE PITCHERS FOUNDATION
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Elder Russ Phillips
Jr Boy J.T. McCarthy IV
Jr. Girl Kaiti Reeves
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Doubles Champions 2011
Lee Zalesny
Jerry Conklin
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WASHINGTON STATE HORSESHOE
PITCHING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
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President
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6521 Bondale Lane NW Silverdale WA
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3Rd. Vice President
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Recording Secretary
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Hi all !
Another year is wrapping
up and it has been another great
year for Washington Horseshoes,
a world champ, second in as many
years. A class winner and a 4th place finish.
For you keeping score, that is 3 for 3.
I am so happy for our 3 world travelers. Nice looking hardware !!
The state tournament is just around
the corner and looks like the Olympia club is
on it. I drove by the courts and we could
have played today.
Sorry about the voice mail box, but
Rhonda was gone for 3 days on business
travel and I didn’t want to mess up her stuff.
See you on the courts,
Don
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Columbia Basin Open April 19
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May 30
Alan Ringos [avringo@charter.net]
Jay Maag of Grants Pass Horseshoe Club died
of a heart attack on Monday, August 1 at his
home. Please have Ellen Maag and the rest of
the family in your prayers. Notes or cards for
Ellen Maag and the family can be sent to:
Ellen Maag
165 Creeks Rd.
Grants Pass, OR 97526
Hi Horseshoe Family,
A note to let you know I had a call from Cora
Moller's daughter today, telling me Cora is in the Chelan Hospital with terminal cancer. Duane asked her to
call us. I don't know if she called other horseshoe'rs.....so I'm passing the sad news on to the addresses I have, here on my laptop.
Their home address is PO Box 175, Chelan, WA
98816. I don't have the hospital address.
Some of you know her, some don't, but wanted to let
you all know. Jim.....please pass the word & prayers
for her comfort, and Duane's.
Patti
Doubles Winners!!
Jerry Conklin
Lee Zalesny
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Shoes News
(Continued from page 1)
WSHPA website
http://www.wshpa.com
Web: Rhonda Davis
monstertrkdoug@aol.com
Tournament and I had never even placed before. I knew this
was not a top world pitcher championship game – but for me
I felt on top of the World!
I was very proud when Jim placed in the money at 4th in his
class. And then Russ came along and became the Elders
World Champion – and I cried again.
The World Tournament is such a special time. Everyone
should, at least once, take the opportunity to strive for a
world title. It is the highlight of my horseshoe pitching years.
We had a great time in Monroe, Louisiana and covered a
lot of beautiful countryside. But as we were driving home,
we crested a hill and off in the distance I saw the snow
capped mountains and my heart skipped a beat – I knew I
was coming home. What a great feeling.
Email Rhonda with your ideas
for the Web Page
Put horseshoes on subject line
You can see and download the WSHPA schedule, rules and
bylaws, a WSHPA entry form, read Shoes News and see lots of
other information on the website. The website is growing.
Webmaster: graywolfdesign.com
Phyl Quist
Goldendale Turkey Shoot
will become the Harvest Fest
The Turkey shoot, venue is changing. Still a NHPF benefit but
part of the proceeds collected will fund a Jackpot to be used to
fund a WA money tournament next year. Biscuit & gravy breakfast, roast beef, for lunch, w/Pumpkin, Apple/Pies, Come to the
Valley of the Little Klickitat, pitch horseshoes, enjoy the day
beside the Little Klickitat River. Camping Available on grounds.
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Monosmith Open
Snipes Mt. Open
Schooner Open
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Final…Tournament Pitcher of the year
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While at the Bellingham International
Tournament, I took some time at the end
of the day to sit down with Ray DeBoer from the Skagit Horseshoe Club.
Ray became involved in the game of horseshoes about 1985. He told me that he was out riding his
bicycle one evening when he heard some clinking. When he went to investigate, he met Bill Owens
where the old Burlington Horseshoe pits were located. No sooner than when he found what the clinking was all
about Bill Owens put a pair of Horseshoes in his hands. Shortly after he got involved with the sport he was
pitching about 25% at 40 feet and then he progressed to 48% at 40 feet.
He was the President of the Skagit club for (15) years. I asked him if he has ever won a State Tournament in
his class. He said that in 2000 he won the State in Burlington, and he also won in Bellingham, but couldn't recall
the year. When I asked him if he could recall any memorable games his reply was that he had won a 3rd place at
the World Tournament in Bismarck North Dakota.
Ray told me that one of the things that really excited him was that in 2010 at he was inducted into the Washington State Hall of Fame at Spokane. He was not present when the presentation was made, but it was presented to him at a club meeting held at Margaret Byfields and he still can't believe it.
Ray has just moved up to the 30 foot mark. He does have pits at his house, but he does most of his pitching
with the club. Ray said if there is anyone he would likely want to emulate, it would be Paul Quam because he's
like an old Timex (takes a licking and keeps on ticking)
Paul (Kingtut) Tutewiler
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Sedro Woolley WA 98284
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...The demise of the Hermiston
Open, (The Money Tournament)
has had a profound effect on the
vision that I see going forward
for Horseshoe Pitching. In my
heritage, going back as far as I
can remember, the shoes from
those big workhorses have always been a part of my life. My
grandfather raised Percherons,
and the discarded shoes from
those big workhorses hung on a
tree, along with some ‘store
bought’ pitching horseshoes
where he and his neighbors
pitched in the farmyard.
In every public park, in every
campground, horseshoe pits were
included as part of the design.
Living where I do, where one
can use the excuse “I got caught
in a cattle drive” for being late
for work, I believed that horseshoe pitching would ’catch on’. I
built horseshoe pits in the city
park, and hold two tournaments a
year there. My vision that this
community would embrace
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horseshoe pitching or Saturday night dancing. Was the demise of
the Money Tournament a precursor? Can’t Google that yet.
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President:
Dick Lovgren
(360) 956-0627
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Dennis Tutewiler
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Name____________________________________________________Date of Birth:_____________________
Spouse’s Name ____________________________________________Date of Birth :____________________
Address______________________________________________________________zip__________________
Winter Address________________________________________________________zip_________________
(Which months at winter address?)_________________________Email address (optional_________________
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Check appropriate boxesADULT PITCHER DUES
_____ $47.00
JUNIOR PITCHER DUES
_____ $ 6.00
WA STATE LIFETIME PITCHER DUES
_____ $42.00
(pitcher over 70 years & WA state member for a minimum of 5 years)
ASSOCIATE MEMBER DUES
_____ $ 3.00 (spouse or other non-pitcher)
NHPA NEWSLINE (extra)
_____ $12.00
WASHINGTON SHOES NEWS (for non member or associate subscription)
_____ $20.00
TOTAL ENCLOSED
$_____
Make checks payable to WSHPA. (remember your spouse’s associate dues)
PLEASE SEND COMPLETED FORM ALONG WITH YOUR ANNUAL DUES TO :
WSHPA Treasurer
Email contact: rhonda.d.davis@boeing.com
Rhonda Davis
16010 SE 322nd St
Auburn, WA 98092
(Note : Natl dues and insurance $17, WSHPA dues inc. Shoes News $30 = Total of $47. Deduct $5 if lifetime pitcher.)
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Shoes News
Washington Horseshoe Pitching Schedule 2011
3-Sep WSHPA State Singles *1
4-Sep WSHPA State Singles
5-Sep WSHPA State Singles
Yauger Park
Yauger Park
Yauger Park
Olympia
Olympia
Olympia
Davis, Rhonda
253/735-0213
16-Sep NW Warm-Up
17-Sep Pacific Northwest *2
South Hill Park
Elks Park
Sunnyside
Yakima
Phillips, Russ
Quist, Phyllis
509/882-2471
360/384-4544
18-Sep
24-Sep
1-Oct
1-Oct
Elks Park
Yauger Park
Finney Field
S. Kitsap Cnty Park
Yakima
Olympia
Odessa
Prt. Orchard
Tutewiler, Paul
Goodwin, Dave
Lewis, Bonnie
253/863-3322
509/639-2547
360/876-1055
E'Kone Park
Woodland Park
Goldendale
Seattle
Link, Jim
Hassan. Bob
509/773-4111
206/402-5031
Pacific Northwest
South Puget Sound Open
Odessa Open
Kitsap Open
8-Oct Goldendale Turkey Shoot
16-Oct Seattle Turkey Shoot
Oregon Horseshoe Pitching Schedule 2011
SEPT. 10
DOUGLAS COUNTY OPEN ROSEBURG
CHUCK STUERMER
SEPT. 11
7TH ANNUAL PIZZA CLASSIC**PHOENIX
ALAN RINGO
SEPT. 16
NORTHWEST WARMUP
SUNNYSIDE WA. RUSS PHILLIPS
SEPT. 17-18 N.W. CHAMIONSHIPS
YAKIMA WA. BARRY CHAPELLE
SEPT. 24
CONNOLLY MEMORIAL** EUGENE
JERRY GORTON
OCT. 01
GRESHAM OPEN
GRESHAM
MARY PETERSEN
Shoes News
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Volume 36 Issue #9, September 2011
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