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Harpursville’s State Title Hopes Dashed In Final Minutes As Gananda Beats Hornets, 61-51
Story and Photos
By Pete Mansheffer
TROY - Maybe by the
end of the week, players and
coaches of Harpursville’s
girl’s basketball team will
reflect upon what truly was
an incredible 2010-2011
campaign, it just wasn’t the
time on Sunday afternoon,
as the Lady Hornets bowed
in the NYSPHSAA Class C
championship game, 61-51,
to unbeaten Gananda.
“They’ll understand just
how special this season
was…in time,” a red-eyed
Harpursville H’Ville coach
Kurt Ehrensbeck said.
Those in attendance at the
McDonough Sports Complex
at Hudson Valley Community
College were treated to
what state tourney bigwigs
called the best game of the
tournament, with Gananda
(25-0), ranked #1 in Class C
from the start of the season,
finished off the wire-to-wire
ranking with its first state
title.
“Both teams battled,
(Gananda) just made the last
points,” Ehrensbeck said.
Nerves showed in the
opening quarter, as both clubs
had issues getting into their
respective offenses. It took
2:02 before the first points
were put on the scoreboard,
Savannah Murray finally
lifting the lid off the hoops
with jumper in the lane for
the 2-0 H’Ville lead. The
teams traded the lead three
times in the quarter, Hannah
Kimmel’s three-pointer with
two ticks left on the clock
giving the Lady Hornets an
11-10 entering the second
stanza.
H’Ville has eleven first
quarter turnovers.
“Very uncharacteristic for
us,” Ehrensbeck said.
Gananda took five-point
leads twice in the second
quarter – the second one
coming on Tiffany Gregoire’s
inside hoop with 2:35 left
putting the Panthers up 2419.
But Kimmel led a
comeback,
scoring
on
a turnaround over three
defenders in the low block
then a drilling a long trey
from the top of the arc to
knot things at 24 with 1:46
left. Gregoire’s hoop stopped
the run, but H’Ville grabbed
a 31-28 halftime lead when
Erin Dietzman drained a
three-pointer with 10 seconds
left.
Despite
16
first-half
turnovers,
Harpursville
had the lead, something
Ehrensbeck was more than
happy to take.
“If someone told me earlier
this season we’d be up three
points at halftime of the state
championship game, I’d say
they were crazy. But, we’d
take it,” Ehrensbeck said.
Kimmel was the main
reason H’Ville enjoyed the
halftime advantage, as the
senior put on an offensive
clinic in which she scored
20 points and had five
rebounds.
“She put on a quite a show,”
said Ehrensbeck of Kimmel,
who finished the contest with
32 points before fouling out
with 1:18 to play.
Gananda coach Tony
Morabito knew that his team
had to stop, or at least slow
Kimmel if his group wanted
to win.
(At half), we told the girls
that if somebody’s going
to beat you, it’s going to
be somebody other than
Kimmel,” Morabito said.
“We can’t let her beat us.”
H’Ville had a 42-37 lead
with 4:20 left in third, as
Kimmel scored five straight
points, but Gananda picked
up the intensity on defense,
playing more physical than
perhaps H’Ville was used
to seeing. The Hornets were
held to just two more points
and Shannon McGinnis’s
three-pointer with just under
a minute tied things at 44
entering the final quarter.
“They bellied us up and
played a more physical game.
We had problems adapting,”
Ehrensbeck said.
Kimmel’s two free throws
gave H’Ville a 46-44 lead just
55 seconds into the fourth
quarter, but Melissa Reeves
made one of two free throws
and Julia Pagano used a ball
fake and drive to the hoop
to put Gananda back on top.
McGinnis made a pair of free
throws to put the Panthers up
three with 5:49 to play, but
on H’Ville’s next possession,
Kimmel was fouled shooting
a desperation three-pointer
just before the shot clock
expired. Bailed out, Kimmel
made all three free throws to
tie the game at 49 with 5:19
to play.
Gananda seized control of
the game at this point.
McGinnis, who finished
with 20 points and 15
rebounds and was named the
tournament Most Valuable
Player, drove into the paint
and scored. Kimmel was
fouled on the other end of the
floor, sending her to the line
for a one-and-one. Kimmel
missed the front end, her
Arthur B. Singer And Sons Headline Upcoming Art Show
Artwork by Arthur B. Singer
(1917-1990), one of America’s
most famous bird illustrators,
will be showcased during a
four-person exhibit starting
March 26 at the Windsor Whip
Works Art Center in Windsor,
NY.
Arthur B. Singer is best
known for his books Birds
of the World, Birds of North
America, and Birds of Europe,
which rank among the foremost
bird guides ever published.
He received the Audubon
Society’s first Hal Borland
Award, and the Augustus St.
Gaudens medal from his alma
mater, The Cooper Union.
Singer’s two sons, Alan and
Paul, have followed in their
father’s footsteps and will also
have paintings in the show.
Alan Singer, who teaches fine
art at the Rochester Institute
of Technology, collaborated
with his father to design and
illustrate a series of awardwinning U.S. postage stamps
featuring the “Birds and
Flowers of the Fifty States.”
Alan’s work has been shown
at The Smithsonian and at the
Norman Rockwell Museum in
Massachusetts. Paul Singer,
a nationally known graphic
designer, resides in Brooklyn
and loves to paint along the
seacoast.
Donna Dodson, a sculptor
from Jamaica Plain, MA,
will round out the show with
her dramatic wood carvings
of female forms inspired
by Egyptian, African, and
Native American art. “My
artwork
celebrates
the
mystical relationship between
human beings and the animal
kingdom…The forms say
something that words could
simply not express. There is
a tremendous challenge in
making a work of art for all
the trials, and progressions
one experiences before the
form will come alive and begin
to resolve itself. Sculpture is
labor and time intensive and
making art is a lifelong study
with lessons for the eye, the
hand, the mind and the spirit.”
-Donna Dodson
An opening reception will
be held at the Windsor Whip
Works Art Center gallery from
6 - 9 pm, March 26. The show
will run through May 7. Gallery
hours: Friday and Saturday, 1 4 pm, or by appointment. The
gallery is located at 98 Main
St. in Windsor, 11 mi. east of
Binghamton off Rt. 17 Exit
79.
Contact: Johanne Pesce, 607655-2370, Email: Johanne@
WhipWorksArtGallery.org
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM Hannah Kimmel, Erin
Dietzman (Sportsmanship Award) and Miranda
Drummond were Harpursville’s representatives
MIRANDA DRUMMOND pulls up for a jumper on the All-Tournament Team. Pictured with them
between Gananda’s Shawna VanEtten and are Gananda players Shawna VanEtten, Melissa
Reeves and MVP Shannon McGinnis.
Shannon McGinnis.
only miss of the game in
six attempts, and Shawna
VanEtten came up with the
loose ball, drove the length
of the floor and hit a pullup jumper for the four-point
lead.
VanEtten then came up
with the biggest play of the
game when she set herself
in front of Kimmel, who was
driving the right sideline after
the Gananda basket. Kimmel
ran into VanEtten just in front
of the scorer’s table. Whistle.
Offensive foul. Kimmel’s
fourth with 3:06 left.
“That was the key to the
game,” Morabito said.
McGinnis scored again in
post area off a Pagano (10
points, four assists) helper
to give the Panthers a 55-49
lead, but Kimmel scored off
a miss with 1:49 left, her
final points in a high school
uniform.
VanEtten’s drive and layup
with 1:35 left put the lead
back to six (57-51) and forced
Harpursville to have to foul.
Unfortunately, Kimmel was
forced to foul at one point,
her fifth, sending her to the
sideline.
VanEtten, who sat much
of the third quarter in foul
trouble, scored all ten of her
points in the fourth, including
four consecutive free throws
in the final 46 seconds, as
Harpursville could only
watch and wonder.
“We’ve worked four days
a week since May, still it was
beyond our dreams to make
the state finals,” Ehrensbeck
said. “We played to our max
– we couldn’t play harder.”
Dietzman scored seven
points and freshman Miranda
Drummond added six for
H’Ville (23-2).
Ehrensbeck said that the
support players completed
this magical season.
“Our auxiliary players got
us here.”
Kimmel and Drummond
were named to the AllTournament
Team
and
Dietzman was awarded the
Sportsmanship Award.
The state tournament
experience is something the
H’Ville kids will relish for
years.
“I told them that 20 years
from now, they will look
back on this as one of the
best moments of their lives,
Ehrensbeck said.
“This was so special
to them,” he added. “The
kids took, I’m not kidding,
about 4,000 pictures the
last three days and watched
Binghamton play Friday
night. They enjoyed the
ride.”
No one enjoyed the ride
any more than Kimmel, a
Sacred Heart-bound senior
who finished the season
as Section Four’s all-time
leading scorer, boy or girl,
with 2,692 points. That total
placed her seventh all-time in
girl’s state history and tenth
overall.
“Hannah’s best basketball
is yet to come,” said
Ehrensbeck, who coached
both her and her older sister,
Lindsay, a Villanova junior.
Music On The Delaware Presents Cindy Kallet & Grey Larsen
Music on the Delaware
proudly presents singer/
instrumentalists
Cindy
Kallet and Grey Larsen on
Saturday, March 26, 2011
at 7:30 p.m. at the Walton
Theatre. A jam session will
precede the concert at 6:30
on the second floor of the
theatre.
Cindy Kallet and Grey
Larsen are each wellknown for many years of
music making, but for the
past five years, they have
joined forces in joyful
musical
collaboration.
Cindy is a gifted songwriter,
guitarist, singer, and multiinstrumentalist. Grey is an
accomplished singer and
Irish flute and tin whistle
player, as well as a master
of the concertina, fiddle,
piano, and harmonium.
Both compose contemporary
GREY LARSEN AND CINDY KALLET
folk and world music, and
together they perform music
of rich vibrancy and color.
Tickets for the performance
are available at the door of
the theatre or in Franklin at
Paul White Insurance and
NBDC, in Masonville at
Masonville General Store;
and in Sidney Federal Credit
Union and NBDC. Further
information is available at
607-865-6829 or 865-6983.
For more information, see
www.waltontheatre.org or
phone 607-865-6829.
www.cindykallet.com &
www.greylarsen.com
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photos yourself. But here’s
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center has a class in computers
but hasn’t covered digital
photographs, contact the
instructor and get step-by-step
instructions on how to get the
photos out of your computer
and into the little flash drive.
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(This will no doubt involve
inserting the flash drive into
the appropriate space on
your computer, navigating
to the folder where the file is
and copying it onto the flash
drive.)
From there you take the
flash drive to a photo store.
They can download those files
and create actual photos for
you, or with a little help you
can do it yourself. As a pricing
example, if you want to print
out 4-by-6-inch photos, you
can do it for about 30 cents
each at the Walmart photo lab
kiosk. Or, they’ll help you.
Second best bet is to hire
a trustworthy child geek to
download those photos for
you or put them in a computer
directory and show you how
to get to them.
First best bet: Tell people
you’re fine with handling email, but you can’t view or
print the digital photos they
send. Ask them to send you
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Mitral Valve
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DEAR DR. DONOHUE:
About 40 years ago, when I
was in my 30s, I was examined by a famous heart
doctor who went over me
with great care and concluded I had mitral valve
prolapse. He put me on
medicine, which I have
taken to this day. He also
insisted I take antibiotics
before dental work.
That doctor died, and
my new doctor, quite
young, says I don’t have
mitral valve prolapse and
that I don’t need medicine or antibiotics before
dental work. He saw that I
doubted him, so he had me
get an echocardiogram.
It showed no mitral valve
problem. I still wonder
about this. I can’t accept
that my former doctor was
wrong. — J.P.
ANSWER: The mitral
valve regulates blood flow
from the upper left heart
chamber — the left atrium
— to the lower left heart
chamber, the ventricle.
When the ventricle contracts, it pumps blood out
of the heart. Simultaneously
the mitral valve closes to
prevent backflow of blood
into the left atrium. Mitral
valve prolapse means that
the mitral valve balloons
upward into the left atrium
during heart pumping and
might leak blood.
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time you were diagnosed
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with this condition, mitral
valve prolapse was first
described and became a very
popular diagnosis. Many of
those who were then given a
diagnosis of it really didn’t
have it. The condition was
written about in newspapers
and magazines, and dire
consequences were ascribed
to it.
Now, with new knowledge
of how this valve works
and with new equipment
such as echocardiograms
(sound-wave pictures of the
heart), a clearer picture of
the mitral valve is obtainable. Most people who have
a ballooning valve are not
considered to have a serious
medical condition. In only a
handful of these people does
a significant leak of blood
occur. Those are the people
who require treatment, and
those are the people who
take antibiotics before certain dental procedures.
Your doctor wasn’t wrong.
He was a victim of the inadequate knowledge of that
era.
Heart-valve disease is
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prevalent varieties. Readers
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Way back in the ‘30s, a
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of bridge. For years they
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the important tournaments.
All four have passed on
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but the tales of their exploits
linger on. Today’s hand was
played by Karn.
West led the queen of
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with the ten, cashed the ace
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diamond) and returned his
last club. Karn ruffed with
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another diamond.
Karn played a spade to
the queen and led a heart,
winning with the queen. He
now had the K-2 of trumps
and guessed well to play the
deuce, felling East’s ace.
East returned a spade to
dummy’s ace, on which
South discarded a diamond,
and Karn then made the key
play of the jack of diamonds.
East ducked and so did
South, West contributing the
ten. A heart to the king drew
the last trump, and declarer’s
diamonds won the last three
tricks.
When the play is analyzed,
it is found that the spade
finesse, the deuce-of-hearts
play and the jack-of-diamonds finesse were all absolutely essential. Furthermore, the timing also had to
be perfect.
The spade had to be led
at trick five so that trumps
could be initiated from dummy, and the queen had to be
finessed so that the South
hand could not be forced to
ruff later on. Furthermore,
the jack of diamonds had
to be finessed to overcome
the queen and ten with one
stroke.
No defense stops the contract. If West keeps his diamonds, South establishes
the suit by ruffing the third
round in dummy.
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By Samantha Weaver
Cat Washes Paws
in Water Bowl
DEAR PAW’S CORNER: I have an 11-yearold black cat, “Andie,”
who uses her litter box and
then right afterward goes
over to her water bowl
and puts her paws into it. I
scold her when she does it,
but it doesn’t help. I have
to change her water several times a day. How can I
get her to stop doing this?
— Betty, via e-mail
DEAR BETTY: Scolding
won’t help, unfortunately,
because Andie either finds
this act to be pleasurable or
a relief from discomfort.
First, there are a few
breeds of cat that actually
like (or at least tolerate)
being around and in water —
including swimming. Andie
might have this trait, or she
might not. She may just like
doing it and has developed
a habit of standing in the
water bowl immediately
after litter box use. If this is
the case, you can try placing a tray or bowl of water
near the litter box and guide
Andie over to that after her
toilet, then empty the water
until the next time. Or, as
soon as Andie gets into her
drinking bowl, gently lift
her out — no scolding —
and take the bowl away for
a while. From there on, pick
up Andie just before she
gets into the bowl, put her
down gently, and feed her a
treat. Do this enough times
and she just may “get it.”
Another issue that’s just as
likely is that Andie’s paws
are uncomfortable after litter box use. Check her paws,
especially between the pads;
are there nicks or irritated
areas? Is litter embedded
between the pads? Whether
you see any problems or
not, try a couple of different litter brands to see if it
makes a difference. Also,
talk to Andie’s vet about her
behavior.
Send your pet questions
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• From L.D.W. in Illinois:
“When I have a recipe, I put
all the ingredients on the
counter and as I use each
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the idea, as they at one time
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meal.
• “To wrap a baby gift in
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paper with a colorful marker, then use the newsprint to
wrap your package. It has
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Virginia
• Another reason to get the
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shining windows in your
home and in the car. No lint
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• “When thickening soup,
don’t overlook instant pota-
to mix. It’s perfect for making a thin broth into a nice,
thick stew sauce, and it’s
pretty cheap. It only takes
a couple of tablespoons.”
— I.F. in Utah
• Want delicious fried
chicken crust but not the
dripping oil? Baste chicken
pieces with mayonnaise,
then dredge in crushed
cracker crumbs mixed with
a bit of flour. Bake and
enjoy.
• If your plastic food containers develop an unpleasant odor, never fear: Scrub
with a paste of baking soda
and lemon juice. Rinse and
air dry.
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• It was venerable American newscaster David
Brinkley who made the following sage observation:
“The one function TV news
performs very well is that
when there is no news, we
give it to you with the same
emphasis as if there were.”
• According to Guinness
World Records, the oldest
cat in the world was named
Crème Puff and lived to the
ripe old age of 38 years and
three days.
• If you do much printing,
you might not be surprised
to learn that if you figure
out the cost by volume, the
average ink cartridge for a
printer costs seven times
more than Dom Perignon
champagne.
• On an average day in the
United States, 90 million
cans of beer will be consumed.
• If you’re planning a
summer jaunt to Atlantic City, N.J., this year,
you might want to stop by
Margate City, just a couple
of miles south of the gambling mecca. While you’re
there you can see the old-
est zoomorphic structure
in the United States. Lucy
the Elephant, built in 1882
by James V. Lafferty, is 65
feet tall and has served at
various times as a cottage, a
business office, a restaurant
and a tavern. In 1976 it was
designated a National Historic Landmark.
• It was United Airlines
that hired the first stewardesses for its flights, back in
1930. In addition to being
attractive and charming,
stewardesses had to be registered nurses.
• Those who study such
things say that in ancient
Mesopotamia, it was not
unusual for those of the
wealthy classes to crush
semiprecious stones and
adhere the powder to their
lips.
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Thought for the Day: “In
this world there are only
two tragedies. One is not
getting what one wants,
and the other is getting it.
The last is much the worst.”
— Oscar Wilde
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• On April 5, 1614, Pocahontas, daughter of the chief
of the Powhatan Indian confederacy, marries English
tobacco planter John Rolfe
in Jamestown, Va. Pocahontas had been kidnapped and
used as a hostage for peace
negotiations. By the time she
was released, she had fallen
in love with John Rolfe.
• On April 9, 1859, a 23year-old Missouri youth
named Samuel Langhorne
Clemens receives his steamboat pilot’s license. During
his time as a pilot, he picked
up the term “Mark Twain,”
a boatman’s call noting that
the river was only 2 fathoms
deep, the minimum depth for
safe navigation. He used it as
a pseudonym in his writing
for nearly 50 years.
• On April 10, 1866, the
American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals is founded in New
York City by philanthropist and diplomat Henry
Bergh. Bergh’s impassioned
accounts of the horrors
inflicted on animals convinced the New York State
legislature to pass the ASPCA charter.
• On April 6, 1896, the
Olympic Games, a long-lost
tradition of ancient Greece,
are reborn in Athens — 1,500
years after being banned by
Roman Emperor Theodosius
I. King Georgios I of Greece
and a crowd of 60,000 spectators welcomed athletes
from 13 nations to the international competition.
• On April 4, 1913, Chicago bluesman Muddy
Waters is born in Clarksdale,
Miss. Born McKinley Morganfield, he wrote “Rollin’
Stone,” “Hoochie Coochie
Man,” “Mannish Boy”
and “Got My Mojo Working,” songs that would later
provide inspiration to Bob
Dylan.
• On April 7, 1920, classically trained sitar virtuoso
Ravi Shankar is born in
Varanasi, India. The Beatles
studied under Shankar and
experimented with the distinctive sitar sound in songs
such as “Norwegian Wood”
and “Within You, Without
You.”
• On April 8, 1974, Hank
Aaron of the Atlanta Braves
hits his 715th career home
run, breaking Babe Ruth’s
legendary record of 714
homers. A crowd of 53,775
people, the largest in the history of Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, was with Aaron
that night to cheer when he
hit a 4th-inning pitch off the
Los Angeles Dodgers’ Al
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I still have my little record
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kid. It has polka dots on the
lid, and the inside is filled
with memories. Remember
all those Beatles albums?
Whenever I look at my
record player stashed away
in the back of my closet,
“She Loves You” plays in
my ears, over and over,
‘round and ‘round.
If you or your parents don’t
have your own family player
anymore, borrow one from
someone who has one stored
in a basement or attic, or you
might be able to pick one up
at a garage sale. I see them
around, here and there. Then
you’ll be all set for recordplayer plate art.
All right, let’s go for a
spin!
Here’s the stuff you’ll
need:
—Old record player (you
don’t need a record player
needle on it for this activity)
—Plain white paper plates
—Markers
Here’s the fun:
Poke a hole in the center of
a paper plate. I don’t bother
with a ruler. I just eyeball
it. Place it on the spindle.
Now say to the kids: “What
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Turn on the player, and
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square in the middle of one
plate and tape a class picture
to the back. Punch a hole in
the top, hang your plate from
ribbon, and you’ll have a
new, highly personalized
wall decoration.
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lightly place the tip toward
the center of the plate. Then
start moving your hand outward toward the rim. You
will see a swirl of color
begin to form. While the
same plate is still spinning,
place another marker on
a fresh spot and draw that
color outward also. A lovely
color combination of connecting circles will appear.
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spindle and replace it with
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Q:
I inherited my
grandfather ’s
favorite toy, “Spark Plug,”
and would enjoy cleaning
it up so that it will look as
it did when new. — John,
St. Cloud, Minn.
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Google”
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introduced by Billy DeBeck
in 1919. Eventually it was
syndicated by King Features in more than 900
newspapers in 21 countries.
“Spark Plug,” a racehorse,
began appearing in the strip
in 1922 and became a regular feature. I found several
Spark Plug toys referenced
in O’Brien’s Collecting
Toys, edited by Karen
O’Brien (Krause, $29.99).
The Barney Google and
Spark Plug pull toy in tin,
for example, is valued in
the $1,500 to $3,800 range,
depending on condition. It
is best to keep your toy in
its original condition, since
any changes you make will
lessen its value.
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I have a bronze
statue of Indians.
My brother claims he paid
$5,000 for it. I don’t know
anything about the artist
or the value of the piece,
and hope you can help me.
— Ann, Manchester, N.H.
You should hire a
certified appraiser of
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I have a pair of
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“Bruxonia.” They have
been in my family for
many years, and I would
like to know their approximate value. — Carolyn,
Dixon, Ill.
Your vases were
crafted in Austria.
I did some checking and
found several pairs similar
to the ones you have selling
on eBay in the $25 to $35
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I have some older
postcards, some of
the San Francisco earthquake and others of foreign countries. How can
I find out how much they
are worth? — Stella, Sun
City, Ariz.
I suggest you contact the Tucson Post
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March 24, 2011
By Samantha Mazzotta
Picking the Right
Plumber
Q:
I need some repairs
to pipes under my
house that have small
leaks, plus some other
minor fixes around the
house such as dripping
taps. But I’m nervous
about getting charged too
much. How can I find a
reputable plumber? —
May H., Knoxville, Tenn.
There are a number
of things you can
and should do when hiring
a plumber for the first time.
Following these steps will
increase your chances of
finding a plumber who will
do the job right and at competitive rates.
—Ask a friend or relative:
If they’ve hired a plumber
who did a good job, they’ll
be glad to recommend him
or her to you.
—Contact two or more
plumbers: Compare the
rate each will charge for the
work, learn exactly what
repairs they will make, and
how long they’ll take to
complete the job. (For small
jobs, some plumbers will
give rates over the phone,
but make sure they then
put their estimates in writing before agreeing to the
work.)
—Always ask for the
plumber’s license: Reputable trade professionals are
licensed by the state, and
you can check the license
number with the state’s professional licensing division,
by phone or on the Internet.
—Don’t be afraid to ask
questions: Find out how
long the plumber has been
in business, how big or
small the company is, get
details about the job and
who exactly will perform
A:
the work, and so on. It’s
your house and your money,
and you have the right to
ask and the right to refuse to
hire someone for the job if
you aren’t comfortable.
—Don’t make the decision alone: If you’re having trouble deciding which
plumber to use, have a trusted friend or relative by your
side when each plumber
arrives and when comparing estimates.
Finally, check the local
Better Business Bureau to
see if any complaints were
registered against any of the
plumbers you are considering. And, look at some of the
free online business review
sites out there (like Yelp.
com, available in many cities) where customers leave
good and bad feedback.
***
Have you hugged your
plumber today? Duluth
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contest in honor of National Plumber’s Day. Now
through April 8, share a
story about your favorite plumber and both you
and your plumber could
win $250. Duluth Trading,
whose signature product is
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Don’t Shy Away From Shrimp
If you’ve taken shrimp off
the menu because you have
fears about high amounts
of cholesterol, there is good
news. You don’t have to give
up shrimp! Research shows
and dietitians concur that the
high percentage of “good
fats” in shrimp reduces the
impact of cholesterol. So,
enjoy shrimp as part of a balanced and delicious diet.
In addition to being a great
source of high-quality protein, shrimp is rich in healthenhancing nutrients. It also is
low in fat and calories. Here
are just a few reasons to place
shrimp on your menu:
Vitamin D: Four ounces of
shrimp provide almost half
the daily requirement of vitamin D, also known as the
sunshine vitamin. Vitamin
D helps build strong bones,
maintain a healthy immune
system and also may lower
the risk of conditions such as
type 2 diabetes, high blood
pressure and colon cancer.
Selenium: A serving of
shrimp can provide 65 percent of the daily selenium
requirement. This powerful
antioxidant has been linked
to a lower risk of certain
cancers and also promotes
healthy function of the thyroid gland.
Vitamin B-12: Four ounces
of shrimp provide a third of
the daily requirement for
vitamin B-12. It has many
functions, including formation of red blood cells and
maintenance of a healthy nervous system.
Tryptophan: One serving of
shrimp provides 100 percent
of the recommended daily
intake of this essential amino
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works well in this recipe.
1 1/2 pounds jumbo
shrimp, fresh
or frozen and thawed,
shelled and de-veined
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon freshly
ground black pepper
1/8 teaspoon cayenne
pepper
2 tablespoons unsalted
butter
2 teaspoons minced
garlic
1 can (14.5 ounces)
diced tomatoes with
juice
1 cup chicken broth
2 tablespoons freshly
squeezed lemon
juice
1/4 teaspoon grated
lemon zest
1 bag (about 6-10
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acid. Tryptophan plays a role
in appetite control and sleep,
and improves mood.
This Shrimp Scampi with
Tomatoes and Spinach is a
“Diva-style” version of the
traditional dish. It’s a one-pan
meal that can be prepared in
less than 30 minutes.
SHRIMP SCAMPI
WITH TOMATOES
AND SPINACH
Frozen shrimp is the perfect “go to” item for a quick
and nutritious meal and
ounces) fresh baby
spinach
2 teaspoons finely
chopped flat-leaf
parsley or basil
leaves
1/2 (8 ounces) of a 16ounce package
linguine pasta,
cooked and drained
(about 4 cups)
1/2 cup grated Parmesan
cheese
1. Put the shrimp on a
large pie pan or plate and
pat dry completely with a
paper towel. Toss the shrimp
with the olive oil and 1/2
teaspoon salt, pepper and
cayenne pepper. Arrange
shrimp so they lay flat and
are evenly spaced.
2. Heat a large skillet over
medium heat. Add butter to
the skillet. When foaming
subsides, raise heat to high;
carefully invert the plate of
shrimp over the pan so the
shrimp fall into the pan in an
even layer, all at once.
3. Cook the shrimp, without moving them, for 1
minute. Add garlic, turn the
shrimp and cook for 1 minute. Transfer shrimp mixture
to a bowl and set aside.
4. Return skillet to the heat
and add tomatoes, chicken
broth and remaining 1/2
teaspoon of salt and black
pepper to the pan to make a
sauce. Turn heat to high and
bring sauce to a boil, scraping up any browned bits
from the bottom of the pan
with a wooden spoon, until
slightly thickened, about 2
to 3 minutes.
5. Add in the spinach,
lemon juice and zest, and
cook for 3 to 4 minutes or
until spinach wilts slightly.
Add the shrimp, parsley
or basil, and the pasta to
the skillet, and toss to coat.
Portion onto plates and top
with a sprinkle of Parmesan
cheese. Serve immediately.
***
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Funeral Disruptions:
We Need Stronger Laws
It boggles the mind, but ...
a church in Kansas is against
gays, and so they take it out
on parents and families who
are gathered at the funerals of
veterans.
And
the
Supreme
Court votes 8-to-1 to call
those protests and funeral
disruptions “free speech.”
The recent Supreme Court
verdict was the last stop for
a lawsuit that had its origins
in 2006 at the funeral of a
young Marine. The veteran’s
father filed suit against the
church for the disruption
of his son’s funeral and the
accompanying anguish. With
their decision, the Supremes
have given the church a free
hand to continue.
Former President George
Bush signed a law prohibiting
protests within 300 feet of
the entrance of any National
Cemetery. That doesn’t cover
private cemeteries.
Since this is happening
everywhere,
states
are
writing laws, some stronger
than others. At last count,
some 40 states have a law of
some kind against protesting
or disrupting a funeral. They
have varying distances that
protesters have to stay away.
Some call it a misdemeanor,
some a felony.
Now, here’s where you
come in.
There’s thought that the
church’s attorney is set to
challenge the state laws and
try to dismantle them one by
one.
Find out what your state’s
laws are about disrupting
funerals. Is it a misdemeanor
or a felony? What is the
penalty in terms of money and
time in jail? Then, take your
pen in hand and start writing
letters to your state’s members
of congress, or making calls.
Let them know how you feel.
Push for stronger laws: 1,000
feet or more, with a felony for
the first conviction. If enough
of us bombard our senators
and representatives with
mail and calls, they’ll have
to take notice. Make it clear
you want strong laws with no
wiggle room.
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March 24, 2011
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Q:
I have been watching
“Smallville”
since it premiered back
in 2001, so I am pretty
bummed that the series
will soon come to an end.
Can you tell me anything
about the show’s finale?
— Jerry T., Madison, Wis.
Well, I can tell you
that some bad guys
from Clark’s past will return
(as a few already have).
And yes, that includes Lex
Luthor: Michael Rosenbaum will be back for the
series finale on May 13.
You also will enjoy where
the relationship of Lois and
Clark goes, and producer
Kelly Souders assures fans
that “there is a very hopeful
ending” to the series itself.
— Deanna F., Daytona
Beach, Fla.
I can tell you that
you’d better bring
some tissues to the theater
with you when the movie,
which is called “Soul Surfer,” opens nationwide on
April 8. AnnaSophia Robb
stars as the young Bethany Hamilton, who over-
***
I love ABC’s “No
Ordinary Family.”
Will it be back for a second season? — Trudy T.,
via e-mail
Things are not looking good for the
freshman drama to make it
to its sophomore year. Series
star Michael Chiklis has
signed on to star in Conan
O’Brien’s pilot for CBS
called “Vince Uncensored,”
which focuses on a man
(Michael) who decides to
take a more honest approach
to his life, work and family
after a life-changing experience.
***
I’ve seen a few previews for a new
movie starring Helen
Hunt and Dennis Quaid
about Bethany Hamilton,
the surfer who lost her
arm in shark attack a few
years back. What can you
tell me about the movie?
Ross Thomas
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comes tragedy to achieve
her dreams of becoming a
champion surfer.
Ross Thomas, who plays
Bethany’s brother Noah in
the film, told me: “There is
a beautiful theme of hope
and faith in the film. The
Hamilton family is such a
strong unit. They really all
work as one; they have a
deep set of family values.
They are a Christian family
who has a really deep faith
that they rely heavily upon.
They all exude a really high
level of love and life. It’s
truly inspiring.”
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7. Ke$ha.................No. 11
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10. Katy Perry.........No. 6
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Remixes (EP)” (SchoolBoy/
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10. P!nk..................No. 12
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“iCarly” Season Two,
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3. Faster ..................... (R)
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animated
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Drugs .......................... (R)
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6. 127 Hours .............. (R)
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Cher
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Warner Bros.
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Pack .......................... (PG)
Dreamworks
4. Unstoppable ...(PG-13)
(Fox)
5. Beverly Hills
Chihuahua 2 .............. (G)
(Disney)
6. Weeds: Season
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(Lionsgate)
7. Secretariat ........... (PG)
(Disney)
8. Paranormal Activity
2 .................................. (R)
(Paramount)
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It ..........................(PG-13)
(Warner Bros.)
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March 24, 2011
11
UV Grad Franklin Wins Div. II Wrestling Title
By Pete Mansheffer
NEW BERLIN – 2004
Unadilla Valley graduate
and Upper Iowa University
sophomore
Trevor
Franklin became a national
champion when he defeated
Augustana’s Alex Meger,
3-0, Saturday, March 12, in
the 125-pound final of the
NCAA Division II Wrestling
Championships in Kearney,
Neb.
“I’ve been dreaming
about being a national
champion since I joined
the sport, probably before
high school,” Franklin said
in a college press release.
“I’m pretty pumped up; I
can’t even describe how I
feel right now. This is just
awesome.”
Franklin, who won UV’s
first state wrestling title,
scored the first points of
the match with 33 seconds
remaining in the first period
on a takedown on the edge
of the mat. Neither wrestler
scored in the second period,
but after choosing the down
position in the third period,
Franklin took a 3-0 lead on
an escape.
“We knew that Trevor
was capable of this level
of success after his great
freshman season two years
ago and we couldn’t be
more excited to see him
reach his goal,” Upper Iowa
coach Heath Grimm said of
Franklin, who finished the
season with a 27-2 record.
Franklin won four matches
over the weekend, including
one pin. Franklin defeated
Russell Weakley of UNC
Pembroke, 5-2; Ben Sergent
of Findlay, 5-2; and John
McDonald of Newberry by
fall in 6:59.
Upper Iowa, who placed
fourth as a team, has another
area wrestler on its roster.
Afton
graduate
Victor
Coronado was a redshirt
freshman for the Peacocks.
Bainbridge-Guilford
graduate Tyler Mumbulo
was a three-time AllAmerican (2007-2008 and
2010) and Walton graduate
CJ MacNaught earned AllAmerican honors in 2006.
CJ MacNaught is the
brother of BainbridgeGuilford/Afton
wrestling
coach Brandon MacNaught,
who coached both Coronado
and Mumbulo.
CHAMPION… Unadilla Valley graduate and Upper Iowa University sophomore Trevor Franklin
(middle) captured the 125-pound national championship and helped the Peacocks to a fourthplace finish at NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships in Kearney, Neb.
(Photo courtesy Upper Iowa University Sports Information Department)
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Kimmel, Ehrensbeck Honored By Section Four
SIDNEY - Harpursville
senior Hannah Kimmel and
coach Kurt Ehrensbeck were
named Section Four Class C
Player and Coach of the Year,
respectively, by the Basketball
Coaches Association of New
York.
Kimmel and Ehrensbeck
led the Lady Hornets to the
NYS Class C title game last
weekend, where they lost to
Gananda, 61-51. They finished
the season 23-2
Kimmel finished her career
as the Section Four’s all-time
leading scorer, boy or girl,
with 2,692 points. That total
placed her seventh all-time in
girl’s state history and tenth
overall.
BCANY AWARDS
GIRLS
Section Four
Players Of The Year
Class AA: Alyssa DeRichie
(Horseheads); Tiahanna Mills
(Binghamton)
Class A: Hannah Runyon
(Norwich)
Class B: Jocelyn Ford
(Lansing)
Class C: Hannah Kimmel
(Harpursville)
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Section Four
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March 24, 2011
13
Harpursville Outruns Haldane In State Semifinals
By Pete Mansheffer
TROY – Just before the
start of the second half, one
of the three officials whistling
the
Harpursville-Haldane
Class C NYS girl’s basketball
semifinals was stretching out
his legs.
“Wow! I’ve run enough
already, I didn’t think we were
doing a track meet,” he said.
Both teams played uptempo, but the Lady Hornets
played it much better,
advancing to its first state title
game with a 59-41 dismantling
of Haldane Saturday afternoon
at the McDonough Complex
at Hudson Valley Community
College.
Hannah Kimmel scored 25
points, grabbed 15 rebounds,
five steals and four assists,
while freshman Miranda
Drummond added 17 points
and 12 rebounds and senior
Erin Dietzman had nine
points on three 3-pointers for
Harpursville, 22-1.
“I am in shock, so excited,”
said Kimmel. “We just kept
running and we were all
hitting our shots today.”
Up 14-12 after a quarter,
Harpursville put the game
in the books in the second
quarter with a 14-2 start to the
frame.
Kimmel opened the quarter
with a three-pointer from the
top and then, after a Haldane
bucket, grabbed an offensive
rebound and dropped a nifty
mini-hook in over a Haldane
defender that began a streak
of 11 unanswered points for
Harpursville.
Drummond scored a layup
off a Savannah Murray
steal and assist. Kimmel
then had assists on three
straight H’Ville possessions,
feeding Kayleigh Livermore,
Dietzman (3-pointer from the
corner) and Drummond to
push the Hornet led to 28-14
with 3:35 in the quarter.
Liz Milner, Haldane’s
Fordham University-bound
senior, scored eight points in
the final 2:55 of the quarter,
but Harpursville went into
intermission
up
33-22.
Kimmel had 14 points and 11
rebounds and Drummond, 11
points, in the half.
Drummond’s
offense
caught Haldane coach Tyrone
Seawright off-guard.
“(Drummond)
knocked
down shots we didn’t think
she would normally knock
down,” Seawright said. “We
were trying to draw down
and help on Kimmel and then
recover, but we recover fast
enough and they knocked
down a lot of wide-open
shots.”
Harpursville coach Kurt
Ehrensbeck was happy to
have the double-digit lead
entering the second half.
“I said to my assistant
coach, Jerry Kimmel, ‘We just
need to play even (in the third
quarter)’,” said Ehrensbeck.
They looked like a team – to
be honest – that didn’t look
like they could go on a spurt
and score a whole bunch in a
hurry. We can do that because
we have so much speed.”
H’Ville played one-point
better than even in the third
quarter (9-8), as Harpursville
took a 42-30 lead into the
final quarter.
Harpursville raced to the
finish, its speed and athleticism
just too much for Haldane,
winner of 20 Section 1 titles
and five state titles in the
past quarter century. Kimmel
scored seven points in the
final quarter and Dietzman’s
baseline three-pointer gave
H’Ville its biggest lead of the
game, 52-32, with 3:15 left.
The game’s scoring closed
when H’Ville reserve Emily
McElwain buried a threepointer from the right wing
with 10 seconds left, bringing
the Hornet bench to their
feet.
Harpursville’s length kept
forcing turnovers, bad shots
and general disruption of
Haldane’s offense, which
finished with 19 turnovers.
Milner had four of them and,
though she finished with 23
points, shot just 7-for-22 from
the field, just 4-for-10 from
the arc as she was constantly
harassed by Drummond,
Kimmel, Dietzman and
others.
“They were bigger than us
so we had to play really good
defense, especially on their
main player (Milner),” said
Kimmel of the 6-foot Milner,
who was visibly frustrated by
the Hornet defensive pressure,
often forcing up three-pointers
from way beyond her range.
“We put Drummond on
(Milner) in the beginning, just
having her keep her in front
and then getting back side
help from Hannah (Kimmel),”
Ehrensbeck said. “Then
Hannah started guarding her.
“What people don’t realize
Parsons Playing Softball For TC3
DRYDEN
–
Stephanie Parsons, a
2010 graduate of Afton
Central School, is a
starting infielder for
the Tompkins-Cortland
Community College
softball team this
spring.
TC3 was ranked
sixth in the preseason
NJCAA Division III
preseason poll.
Parsons is a criminal
justice major.
PITTSBURGH, PA – Afton
graduate Holly Aprile has
the University of Pittsburgh
softball team off to a strong
start in 2011, compiling
a 17-6 mark, including a
five-game sweep of the
2011 Buccaneer Classic at
the East Tennessee State
University March 11-13 and
four wins in five games in
last weekend’s Radford (Va.)
Invitational.
Named Pitt’s head coach
in July 2008, after serving
as an assistant coach for five
seasons with Pitt, Aprile led
the Panthers to its highestever finish in the Big East
last season, as the squad
claimed sixth overall in the
league.
Aprile
joined
the
Pittsburgh staff after serving
nine seasons as an assistant
coach at the University
of South Carolina. From
1995-2003, Aprile helped
guide the Gamecocks to
seven NCAA Regional
appearances and a College
World Series berth in 1997.
Prior to her stint at South
Carolina, Aprile worked as
a graduate assistant coach at
Eastern Illinois University in
1994-95.
In 1993, Aprile was
head softball coach of the
Amherst College club team
in Amherst, Mass.
Aprile, 41, played at the
University of Massachusetts,
earning third-team AllAmerican honors as a utility
player in 1992 as a pitcher
and outfielder. She earned
Atlantic 10 Player of the
Year three times and was the
conference’s Rookie of the
Year in 1989. Aprile went 7733 with a 1.41 ERA over four
years with the Minutemen
and hit .345. As a senior, she
led UMass to its first trip to
the College World Series.
From 1993-99, Aprile
was also a participant on
the United States National
Team, competing in the U.S.
Olympic Festival (1993-97),
Pan Am Qualifying (1994,
1997) and the South Pacific
Classic (1998).
Aprile
earned
her
bachelor’s degree in sports
management from UMass-
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is that Hannah may be a
better defender than she is a
scorer.”
Haldane also got 10
points from 5-1 spitfire Liz
Lisikotos, who also drew
the defensive assignment on
Kimmel, giving up ten inches
in height.
“She did a good job. She
held (Kimmel) six points
under her average, Seawright
said.
“We just got buried by the
rest of their shooters.”
The teams combined for
13 three-pointers, seven by
Harpursville, including one
by reserve Emily McElwain
with ten seconds left for the
final points of the contest.
Amherst in 1992 and
earned her master’s degree
in political science from
Eastern Illinois in 1995.
At Afton, Aprile was the
most dominant pitcher of
her era, throwing 32 nohitters and striking out 1,184
hitters while compiling
an 87-8 record over four
varsity seasons. During that
time, she led the Indians
(now known as the Crimson
Knights) to state titles during
her freshman and junior
seasons.
Aprile also belongs to three
Hall of Fames – Section IV,
University of Massachusetts,
and will be part of the first
induction class of the NYS
Sportswriters and Coaches
Organization for Girls Sports
High School Softball Hall of
Fame.
Aprile will be inducted with
17 others during ceremonies
on Father’s Day weekend
at the Mudville Softball
Complex in Herkimer.
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P R O G O L F W E E K LY U P D AT E
Upper
Susquehanna
Pedalers And
Paddlers
Spring Race
April 16
Golf News, Tips, Trivia & Stats
This Week: Arnold Palmer Invitational
Last Week On The PGA Tour
The Arnold Palmer Invitational is one
of the top draws in the PGA Tour since
this event is hosted by the impeccable
Arnold Palmer. The tournament
Defending: Ernie Els
became a part of the PGA Tour back in
Winning Score: 11-under par
1966 as the Florida Citrus Open
Winning Share: $1,080,000
Invitational. Lionel Hebert won the
inaugural event, defeating Charles Coody and Jack Nicklaus by two
strokes. Perhaps the most stunning run of wins at this tournament
began in 2000. Tiger Woods won his first Arnold Palmer Invitational that
year and went on to win three more times in a row. Last year, Ernie Els
closed with a 1-under 71 at Bay Hill to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Bay Hill Club & Lodge
Orlando, Fla.
7,381 yards, Par 72
Golf TV Schedule
Gary Woodland won the
Transitions Championship on
Sunday. Woodland surged
into the lead with three
straight birdies, then fell out of it with
back-to-back bogeys. Tied for the lead
on the final hole, the big-hitter from
Kansas holed a 10-foot par putt to
finish off at 4-under-par. Webb
Simpson made a bogey on the final
hole to finish one shot behind. The win
gives Woodland a trip to the Masters.
Golfing News
PGA Event: Arnold Palmer Invitational
Time
Network
Day
Thu, 3/24
3:00pm-6:00pm
GOLF
Fri, 3/25
3:00pm-6:00pm
GOLF
Sat, 3/26
2:30pm-6:00pm
NBC
Sun, 3/27
2:30pm-6:00pm
NBC
Golf Trivia
Arnold Palmer first became known on
a national level for winning the United
States Amateur Championship. What
year did he win this title?
a) 1952
c) 1953
b) 1954
d) 1950
Answer: b) He won the 1954 title at the
24, and turned pro soon afterward.
Former Atlanta Braves pitcher
John Smoltz will play in the
Nationwide Tour’s South
Georgia Classic next month.
He accepted a sponsor’s invitation to
compete in the 156-player tournament, set for
April 28-May 1 at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club
in Valdosta, Georgia. Smoltz, 43, is a scratch
golfer who has attempted to qualify for the
U.S. Open and finished second in last year’s
American Century Championship, a celebrity
event in Lake Tahoe, Nev. “I don’t want to
step on anyone’s toes,” Smoltz said. “I’m not
looking to take anybody’s spot who is aspiring
age of to be a tour professional. I know it’s not easy.
I just want to see what it’s like.”
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ONEONTA - The Upper
Susquehanna Pedalers and
Paddlers Spring Race will
begin with a pre-race meeting
at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April
16 in Oneonta.
All classes (NYMCRA
Point, Pro, Recreation and
Recreation Mixed) will start
at the Route 205 Bridge
in Oneonta. and finish at
the Otego fishing access.
Recreation classes, C-1W
and any class with youth
will finish when reaching
the Otego fishing access (12
miles). All other classes will
proceed to Wells Bridge,
turn a buoy and return to
the Otego fishing access to
complete an 18-mile course.
Pre-registration costs $15
per amateur paddler and $20
per pro paddler and must be
received before race day.
Raceday Registration begins
at 10 a.m. and is $18 per
amateur and $25 per pro.
Make checks payable to
Upper Susquehanna Pedalers
& Paddlers and send to
Jeff Shultis, 7 Diane Drive,
Otego, NY 13825.
Registration forms are
available online at uspp.
pbworks.com. For more
information, call Jeff Shultis
at 607-988-7898 or e-mail
jrscanoe@aol.com.
3) Scott Stallings
Score: 12-under par
Purse: $374,000
Player
4) Brandt Snedeker
Score
Purse
-11 $264,000
Player Profile
Gary Woodland
Turned Professional: 2007
World Ranking: 53rd
2011 Earnings: $1,850,064
Career PGA Tour Wins: 1
FedEx Cup Rankings
Through March 20, 2011
1) Mark Wilson
1,086 pts. / 2 top tens
2) Nick Watney
960 pts. / 5 top tens
3) Gary Woodland
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15
Pro Racing Weekly Update
March 26 - 27, 2011
This Week's Race: Auto Club 500
Standings
Driver’s Bio
Through March 20, 2011
Auto Club Speedway
Kyle Busch
2011 Sprint Cup Series
Driver
1) Kurt Busch
2) Carl Edwards
3) Tony Stewart
4) Ryan Newman
5) Paul Menard
6) Kyle Busch
7) Jimmie Johnson
8) Juan Montoya
9) Dale Earnhardt Jr.
10) Martin Truex Jr.
11) Mark Martin
12) Kasey Kahne
Race Information & Records
Last Year's Winner: Jimmie Johnson
Qualifying Record: Ryan Newman 187.432 mph in 2005
Race Record: Jeff Gordon 155.012 mph in 1997
Race Time: 3:00 pm ET, March 27th
Track Statistics & History
Location: Fontana, Calif.
Turns / Front / Back: 14º / 11º / 3º
Distance: 2.0 miles
Shape: D-Shaped Oval
Auto Club Speedway opened its doors in
June of 1997 with the Inaugural NASCAR
Sprint Cup Series California 500 presented by NAPA. More than 90,000 guests
watched as Jeff Gordon won the 500-mile
race. Four-time Sprint Cup Series
Champion Jeff Gordon holds numerous Auto Club
Speedway records, including the best average finishing
position. Auto Club Speedway stands on the historic
site of the former Kaiser Steel Mill. The speedway
stretches across 568 acres, including 131 acres in the
Infield and a 30-acre parking lot.
Points
150
149
138
138
136
133
130
126
124
123
123
122
2011 Nationwide Series
Driver
1) Jason Leffler
2) Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
3) Justin Allgaier
4) Reed Sorenson
5) Aric Almirola
6) Trevor Bayne
7) Kenny Wallace
8) Elliott Sadler
9) Danica Patrick
10) Brian Scott
Points
142
140
124
121
119
112
111
110
109
107
Born: May 2, 1985
Sponsor: M&M's
Crew Chief: Dave Rogers
Car: Toyota
Biography:
Kyle Busch joined Hendrick Motorsports in 2003 and
won his first Automobile Club of America race at
Nashville Speedway from the pole position. He followed
that up with a second win at Kentucky Speedway in the
very next outing. That same year he entered seven
Nationwide Series races, earning a runner-up finish at
Lowe’s Motor Speedway in his first start. In late 2004,
Kyle Busch was selected to replace racing veteran and
two-time Cup championship winner Terry Labonte in the
famed No. 5 Kellogg’s Chevrolet. In 2005, Busch
clinched the Cup Rookie of the Year title before the end
of the season. He won his first Cup race at the Sony HD
500 at California Speedway in September 2005. In
2006, Busch qualified for the Chase for the Cup, but
struggled to compete and finished the season in 10th
place. In 2007, Busch competed in the Chase and finished the season in 5th place. Busch had eight victories
in 2008, but struggled in the Chase and finished the season in 10th place. In 2009, Busch had four wins in the
Sprint Cup, but failed to qualify for the Chase for the Cup.
Last year, Busch became the first driver to win all 3
Nascar events in one weekend.
Racing News
Jennifer Jo Cobb walked away from her car about five minutes
before the start of Saturday's Nationwide Series race in protest
of having to start and park. Rick Russell, who signed Cobb to
drive the first five Nationwide races of the season for 2nd
Chance Motorsports, plans to sue for breach of contract. Start
and park is a term used in NASCAR to describe the practice of
racing teams starting races but pulling the car off the track after just a few laps in order
to collect prize money while avoiding expenses such as replacement tires, engine wear
and tear, and/or hiring a pit crew.
Last Week’s Race: Jeff Byrd 500
Race Trivia
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Where did Richard Petty's final win occur?
a) Daytona
b) Atlanta
c) Charlotte
d) Indianapolis
Answer : a) Daytona. It was in the 1984
Firecracker 400.
Driver
Start Finish Points/Bonus Kyle Busch held off pole-sitter Carl Edwards and
defending race winner Jimmie Johnson to win his fifth
Kyle Busch
12
1
47/1
consecutive race. Busch's victory Sunday was his 20th
Carl Edwards
1
2
43/1
in the Cup Series, his first of the season, his second
Jimmie Johnson 6
3
43/2
consecutive at Thunder Valley and his fourth in the past
Matt Kenseth
11
4
40/0
five races there. After the race Kyle said, "It was a great
Paul Menard
4
5
40/1
pit stop there on that last run down pit road." Busch
Kevin Harvick
15
6
39/1
capped his second consecutive weekend sweep at
Kurt Busch
20
7
37/0
Bristol, having won Saturday's Nationwide Series race.
Greg Biffle
2
8
36/0
Carl Edwards finished second for the second time in
Kasey Kahne
10
9
35/0
four races this season and Jimmie Johnson finished
Ryan Newman 21
10
35/1
third, also for the second time in 2011.
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Oneonta H.S. SADD Run April 3
ONEONTA - Oneonta
High will host the 13th annual
SADD Strides For Safety 5K
Run/Walk and Health Fair
on Sunday, April 3.
Registration for the 5K
and the health fair will begin
at 11:30 a.m., followed by
the run/walk at 1 p.m.
DELHI - SUNY Delhi’s
golf-swing analysis lab
will be open from 5-8 p.m.,
Mondays through Fridays,
and from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on
Saturdays in Room 12 of
Evenden Tower on campus.
The cost is $10 per halfhour or $15 per hour.
Delhi’s swing lab includes
two hitting bays, a V1
video analysis, a launch
monitor and a TOMI
putting analyzer. Lessons
by Delhi’s Professional Golf
Management majors are also
available by request.
For more information or to
reserve a tee time, call Tom
Philion at 607-746-4678 or
e-mail philota@delhi.edu.
Dan Tallett Wins Greene Bowlodrome
Scratch House Championship
Story and Photos
By Pete Mansheffer
GREENE – For the
second straight year, Dan
Tallett won the Greene
Bowlodrome Scratch House
Championship
Saturday,
March 19, with a 279-267
victory over Jim Shoemaker
in a high scoring final game.
Twelve scratch bowlers
participated in the tournament
and after four games the top
five qualifiers were: Dan
Tallett, 945, Jim Shoemaker,
892, Kevin Cummings, 875,
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Registration forms are
available at all schools in
the Oneonta, Franklin and
Unatego districts and online
at
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news.cfm.
The event raises money
for local SADD chapters.
SUNY Delhi Offers Golf Swing Analysis
Gale Clinton, 873 and Carl
Pratt, Jr., 843.
A TV-tournament-style
roll-off saw Gale Clinton
beat Carl Pratt, Jr., 268189, before falling to
Kevin Cummings, 214-168.
Jim Shoemaker than beat
Kevin, 216-170, to reach
the championship match.
The title came down to the
tenth frame, where Tallett
prevailed.
Complete scores from this
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STAN SMITH’S TENNIS CLASS
Answers
1. George Kelly of the New York Giants in 1921.
2. John Franco, with 424 saves.
3. Bobby Hebert guided the Saints to 12 wins in 1992.
4. It was 1959.
5. Bobby Orr was 22 when he did it for Boston in 1970.
6. Herculez Gomez led a Mexican league in scoring in
2010.
7. Billy Hardwick, Johnny Petraglia, Pete Weber, Mike
Aulby and Norm Duke.
NEW YORK - BainbridgeGuilford-Afton/Oxford’s
1,600-meter relay team
of Emily Woodford, Julia
Knapp, Isamarie Ramos,
and Katie Woodford placed
third in the Emerging Elite
Division at the New Balance
Indoor National Track &
Field Championships March
11-13 at Armory Track
in New York City. In the
process, the foursome’s time
of 4:02.19 set a new Section
IV record.
Robb Munro is coach of
this group.
1. In 2010, the Florida Marlins’ Jorge Cantu set a record
with at least one hit and one RBI in the first 10 games
of a season. Who held the record of eight games?
2. Who is the all-time major-league record-holder in
saves for a left-hander?
3. Who is the only starting quarterback other than Drew
Brees to lead the New Orleans Saints to at least a 12win regular season?
4. When was the last time before 2010 that West Virginia
reached the men’s basketball Final Four?
5. Who was the youngest player to tally an overtime
series-winning goal in the Stanley Cup Finals before
Chicago’s Patrick Kane, 21, did it in 2010?
6. Name the first American men’s soccer player to lead
a foreign league in scoring for a season.
7. In 2011, Chris Barnes became the sixth player in
PBA history to complete the career Triple Crown.
Name three of the first five to do it.

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