Motorcycle vs trike; 2 dead, 7 others hurt
According to police investigators, theincident happened around 4:44 p.m. on Dec. 28 Killed were 32-year-old SherielSumogat, who was eight-month pregnant and 22-year old motorcycle driver EricOnyot. They both sustained fatal injuries after the crash, a police reportshowed. BACOLOD City – Two persons diedincluding a pregnant woman while seven others were injured after a motorcyclecollided into a passenger tricycle in Barangay Luna, Cadiz City, NegrosOccidental. The victims were all residents ofCadiz City./PN The tricycle was negotiating thenational road in Stop Oso Highway at Barangay Luna when thecounter-flowing motorcycle crashed against it, the investigators added. Due to the collision, the tricyclepassengers reportedly fell down after they were thrown up from the sidecar. Meanwhile, tricycle passengers NanieDecain; Daisy Decain; Sydney Decain; Jennelyn Anota; Abbygale Anota; JackyEstersito and driver Poljun Ofianga were brought to the Cadiz City Emergency Clinicfor medical treatment. 
Weekend Area Basketball ScoresSaturday (12-21)Boys BasketballEast Central 73 Batesville 60Greensburg 50 Franklin County 39South Decatur 76 South Ripley 75 (OT)Trinity Lutheran 53 Jac-Cen-Del 50Oldenburg 45 Rising Sun 31North Decatur 51 Triton Central 49Rushville 51 Centerville 45Connersville 36 Richmond 32Southwestern Shelby 55 Waldron 53Monrovia 70 Edinburgh 43Seymour 44 Jennings County 42Madison 65 Waldron 56 JV Basketball-OvertimeEast Central 8 8 9 17 8= 50 Batesville 10 9 14 9 5= 47Batesville scoring- Alex Siefert 18, Austin Cornn 10, Calvin Sherwood 8, Alec Bunselmeier 5, Cody Mohr 3, Cole Werner 3Courtesy of Bulldogs Coach Jay Gerkin. Girls BasketballEast Central 62 Batesville 41Greensburg 67 South Ripley 31Morristown 46 Milan 38Trinity Lutheran 64 Oldenburg 31Lawrenceburg 54 Rushville 49Waldron 54 Knightstown 10Winchester 59 Union County 49Bedford North Lawrence 63 Madison 43Friday (12-20)Girls ScoresGreensburg 68 Batesville 34North Decatur 45 Waldron 42 (OT)South Dearborn 30 Connersville 23Southwestern Shelby 53 Indy Lutheran 25The Batesville JV Lady Bulldogs beat a scrappy Greensburg team last night 34-28. The defense played a big role in the game as both teams struggled to score and take care of the ball. In the end, the Bulldogs were able to capitalize on a few forced turnovers that resulted in lay-ups. Scoring: Emma Weiler 7, Sarah Ripperger 6, Makayla Granger- Young 5, Carley Pride and Ava Hanson 4. Madelyn Pohlman, Gabby Elston, Olivia Raab, and Calley Kaiser all added 2. The JV Bulldogs now stand at 8-4 on the season. We will be back in action tonight against East Central tonight at EC. Come and support your Lady Bulldogs. Go Dogs!! Courtesy of Bulldogs Coach Clint Pride.Boys ScoresIndy Chatard 78 Oldenburg 54 Jac-Cen-Del 68 Southwestern Hanover 60Greensburg 60 Jennings County 46South Decatur 94 Morristown 91 (OT) Lawrenceburg 48 Rushville 46Connersville 74 South Dearborn 50 Hauser 58 Edinburgh 41New Washington 51 Rising Sun 44 Trinity Lutheran 55 Switzerland County 53 Crothersville 58 Shawe Memorial 50 Winchester 82 Union County 56 Bedford North Lawrence 64 Madison 55
Chase Academy beat Multi 5-4 on ‘sudden-death’ to advance to finalIN what could be described as the best game of this year’s Digicel Schools Football Tournament, Chase Academy defeated Christianburg/Wismar Secondary (Multi) 5-4, via sudden-death penalty kicks last evening at the Leonora Track and Field Centre.With the win, Chase Academy will advance to the final for the third consecutive year, while ‘Multi’ will not feature in the final for the first time in the tournament’s seven-year history.The two teams finished regulation time deadlocked on two goals apiece, thanks to some spectacular scoring and near chances.Jeremy Garrett opened the account for Chase in the 26th minute, when he rifled home a free-kick from approximately 35 yards out that stunned goalkeeper Nicholas Gentle.However, 10 minutes later, Christianburg captain Omar Brewley copied Garrett’s goal for an equaliser.Brewley’s free kick brought the crowd to their feet, when he sweetly timed his shot, curling it over the Chase Academy wall, and goalkeeper Sese Norville between the uprights.Both sides had a few clear-cut chances, but none resulted in a goal until the 45th minute, when Kevin Padmore headed home from point-blank range to give Chase Academy a 2-1 advantage heading into the second half.
BEAUTY! Guyana Chronicle’s Delano Williams was spot on to catch Wismar Chtistianburg Secondary’s Captain Omar Brewley beauty; a free kick to equalize against Chase Academy. The linden-based school would eventually lose 5-4 on ‘Sudden Death’.At the resumption both teams continued where they left off, making some solid runs on goal.Gentle was called into action on countless occasions, after Chase’s frontline began to find some space and had some open look on goal.Meanwhile, at the opposite end, Brewley and Jehu Regis were having their way with Garrett and his defensive line, coming close to finding the net on several occasions.In the 56th minute, Regis was left unmarked and the lanky forward calmly placed his effort beyond the reach of Norville to even the score.It was high drama in the penalty shootout, as Andre Mayers, the first person to kick for ‘Multi’, sent his shot wide of the goal.Garrett, Ryan Hackett, Cecil Jackman and Jermaine Garrett kept Chase in contention, while Brewley, Kevin Dare, Regis and Brentley Allicock ensured that ‘Multi’ didn’t go down easily with their conversion from the penalty spot.Gentle timed Shamar Smith’s shot to perfection to make the save to send the game to sudden-death.At the game’s most critical moment, Javier Smith missed for Christianburg, leaving Padmore needing a goal to win it for Chase.Gentle chose the right side to dive, but Padmore’s shot was hit too hard for the Linden custodian to stop, as referee Sherwin Johnson sounded his ‘Fox40’ to end of the match.While Chase celebrated, the Christianburg players flooded the field with tears, since they will not have a chance to play in the final for the first time.
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In form Pete Sumner topped the division 1 standings with an even par 36 while Per Forsberg was second on 34 and Iain Usher third with 30.Near pins went to (Div 1) Per Fosberg and Pete Sumner (3), and (Div 2) Kenny C and Michel Yerly.Pete Sumner birdied the 7th and 17th for the only ‘2’s in the top flight and John Hughes had a birdie on the 4th and Michel Yerly the 13th to split the pot in division 2.Wednesday, Nov. 4, Plutaluang – StablefordOur normal North and West preferences were totally busy on the tees today so we went for the East and South nines and there was no problem with congestion at all.We had an almost identical cut in the two divisions as of Monday and Bristol boy Bob Poole returned the best score of the day, winning division 2 with 37 points. Embarrassed in second place and a full nine points behind was Andy Oz while Gerry Cooke took third with 27.Iain Usher’s 35 points won division 1, with Paul Butler in second on 34 and in third place was Dave Horne who beat Per Forsberg 19/14 on the back nine after they both came in with 33 points each.Near pins were claimed by (Div. 1) Dave Horne (3) and Dennis Scougall, and (Div. 2) Bob Poole and Michel Yerly.Dave Howden birdied S7 for the only ‘2’ of the day in either division.Friday, Nov. 6, Eastern Star – StablefordThe numbers are slowly starting to creep up and we had nine groups out today so three divisions with an almost equal cut at 4-14, 15-20 and 21 + in division 3. The course today was very busy today and as we waited to tee off on the first at 9.15, there were groups finishing their rounds coming down the 18th.As our first group reached the 4th tee there were rapturous cheers and screams coming from the par three 3rd hole tee area. A caddy arrived shortly from the group behind to inform us that Bill Bertram, playing off 9 and using a 9-wood from 156 yards, had canned a hole in one. Congratulations Bill from all at Jomtien Golf.With his four-pointer on this hole Bill won division 1 with a total of 38 points ahead of Dave Horne in second with 34, and Pete Sumner beat Chris Voller 18/16 on the back nine for third after they both came in with 33 points each.Frank Kelly was the winner in division 2 with 36 points while Paul Butler was second one point behind after beating Ian Walsh and Erik Jonsgard 18/17/16 on a back nine count back.In division 3, Colin James won the day with 34 points and Toi Blair took second after beating Glyn Evans 12/11 on a back six count back, both with 32 points overall.Near pins went to (Div. 1) Bill Bertram, Wilf Latham (2) and Chris Voller, and (Div. 2) Glyn Evans, Tony Thorne (2) and Jeff Van Uffelen.Ian Speirs and Frank Kelly both got ‘2’s but received no recompense as Bill hole cleaned out the pot. Jomtien Golf with the IPGCMonday, Nov, 2, Pattavia – StablefordOur first game back following our trip to Chiang Mai was at Pattavia on Monday where we had two divisions out with the cut at set 18 and below. The course has improved since our last visit here and was presented today with well-manicured fairways and almost slick greens. In his last game with us before returning to Durham with his lovely lady Dawn, John Hughes won division 2 with 36 points, four ahead of Colin James in second while Magne Gunnarson picked up third place with 31.Bill Bertram & Frank Kelly.
Jomtien Golf with the IPGCMonday, Dec. 23, Greenwood C & A – StablefordThree divisions out today with the best score coming from Chris Voller (H/cap 9) whose 42 gave him top spot in division 1 ahead of John Chambers in second on 37 and Martin Grimoldby third with 35. Rudi Schaefer was the winner in division 2 with 37 points and Michael Healy beat Jerry McCarthy and Kari Aarnio for second on an 18/17/16 back-nine count back after they all came in with 33 points each.Dennis Scougall Bob Poole claimed division 3 honours with 38 points, beating Pepo Frick on a 21/18 back-nine count back and in third place was Chris Reed with 35.John Chambers, Martin Grimoldby and Klaus shared the near pins in division 1 and there were none in the other flights. John Chambers also birdied the 6th on the A course and Matti H on C3 to split the division 1 ‘2’s pot.Thursday, Dec. 26, Green Valley – Rainbow StablefordThere were 32 players out today in eight groups so we had three divisions with the splits coming at 6-14, 15-19 and 20+.Mika Viljakainen returned the best score of the day to win division 1 with 39 points. John Chambers came in second with 35 and Raivo Velsberg was third on 33.After an eight month golfing sabbatical and still playing off 15, Ya Riley topped division 2 with 34 points, one ahead of Ger Lodge ins second and Michael Healey beat Sulis on a 13/12 back-nine count back for third after they both came in with 29 points.Jorma Heinjok’s 34pts was the best score returned in division 3 and he was followed in by Pepo Frick in second on 32 and Charlie Charalambous in third place with 31.Near pins went to John Chambers, Lindsay Phillips, Klaus Tschinder, Raivo Velsberg, Glenn Martin, Richard Owen and Harry Riley.There were six ‘2’s in division 1, coming from John Chambers, Peter Pedder, Lindsay Phillips, Horst Starchl and Raivo Velsberg (2), while Glenn Martin and Harry Riley shared the pot in division 2.Friday, Dec. 27, Eastern star – StablefordDespite a reducing handicap Chris Voller was back in the frame today, winning division 1 with 38 points after beating Marty Rock on a 20/19 back-nine count back. Horst Starchl placed third just one point off the pace.Mike ChattAfter 40 points the previous Friday, and a reduction of two off his handicap, Walter Weber returned with 38 points today to win division 2, while Iain Walsh was second with 33 after edging Pepo Frick on a 19/14 back-nine count back.Near pins were claimed by Marty Rock (2), Horst Starchl (2), Pepo Frick, Eiichi Matsumoto, Eugine Maguire and Iain Walsh.Eiichi Matsumoto birdies the 6th for the only ‘2’ in either division.Monday, Dec. 30, Pattavia – Stableford32 players out today with the cut at 5-19 and 20 plus and Chris Reed returned the best score to win division 2 with 37 points. Bob Poole came in second with 34 points and Andy Oz was third with 33.In division 1, Mike Chatt was the winner with an even par 36 points and Chris Voller beat Horst Starchl 22/17 on count back after they both signed for 35 points each.There were six ‘2’s in division 1 from Mike Chatt, Billy Fitzgerald. Ger Lodge, Terry Madsen and two from Jerry McCarthy, while in division 2 there was a rollover to Pleasant Valley next Monday.Near pins went to Mike Chatt, Martin Grimoldby and Jerry McCarthy (2).Thursday, Jan. 2, Plutaluang E & S – StablefordChris Reed played his best round for a long time today, winning division 2 with a fine 40 points to finish 2 up on Walter Weber in second and five ahead of Pepo Frick in third.Dennis Scougall also shot 40 points to win division 1, while Roope took second with 36 and Volker Suhr placed third after beating Chris Voller 19/12 on the back nine, both coming in with 32 points each.There were no ‘2’s in either division today so a double rollover to Pleasant Valley on Monday.Near pins were shared around among Roope, Horst Starchl, Chris Voller (2), William Chang, Bryan Priestley and Sulis.Friday, Jan. 3, Eastern Star – StablefordWe had nine groups out today and the cut was made at 8-15, 16-20 and 21+. Playing off 21, Jim Connelly returned the highest score of the day to win division 3 with 38 points while Joe Kubon came in second with 34 points and Bruce Gardner was third with 32.Wilf Latham topped division 1 with 37 points and surprisingly Billy Fitzgerald came in second with a meager 34, one ahead of Chris Voller in third.In top form this week, Dennis Scougall took pole position in division 2 with 37 points, three up on Frank Kelly in second and Rudi Schaefer was third on 33.Max Alabor birdied the 6th to scoop the ‘2’s pot.Near pins went to Max Alabor, Karl Flood, Horst Starchl, Volker Suhr, John Bisceglio, Pepo Frick, Josef Kranz and Iain Walsh.
Ocean Marina Yacht Club invites experienced sailors and learners for racing weekends and funsail/training weekends. The club has 5 star clubhouse facilities and a fleet of 25′ racing yachts available. www.omycsailing.com, phone Kev Scott 087 825 0011.8:00 a.m. Diving with Mermaid’s Dive School. Contact Mermaid’s Dive Center, tel. 038 232 219 – 20, email: mermaids@loxinfo.co.th8:00 a.m. – noon & 2 – 6 p.m. (Sat & Sun – Also Monday to Friday) Horseback riding at the Horseshoe Point Riding Academy, the biggest equestrian center in South-East Asia. Show jumping, hacking, trail, dressage and classical dressage. Training courses from beginners to advanced riders with English speaking instructors. Leisure trail riding, group and private classes. All levels of riders welcome. Over 100 horses and ponies available. Located on 1,500 acres of beautiful tropical garden land just outside Pattaya. Free shuttle service available. For more information: phone (+66) 3873 – 5050 (ext. 4016-18), fax (+66) 3873 – 4973 or email: ridingschool@thehorseshoepoint.com8:30 am. -10:00 am. International Players Academy meets every Sat. morning for Jr. Intermediate level Tennis at Ambassador City Tennis Courts. Visitors are welcome, just bring your tennis racket, ages range from 10-16. For more details call CJ on 086 086 2121Indoor Lawn Bowls Free at Coco Club every Saturday for school or college aged children from 11.00am – 2.00pm, with Male – English and Female Thai tutors. Parents can sit at the bar and watch. New champions needed! Call Sue on 087 135 8357 or pop in to the club at Baan Amphur – signposted behind Phoenix Golf.3.00 pm – Pattaya Cricket Club practice nets at Horseshoe Point next to Siam Country Club. All ages and abilities welcome. Please contact Simon at pattayacricketclub@gmail.comSundayBadminton players are invited to play 3 mornings a week at X-zyte Sports Club on Third Road. We play 10-12am Sunday, Tuesday and Friday with a mix of mostly 50+ farangs and younger Thai’s.The Amazing Sunday Golfers are a friendly group of average index who welcome new players. Each Sunday they have friendly games on different courses with a meeting point at the course. Contact Philippe at 082 546 0770 or email 2012tasg@gmail.com to be updated each week for the upcoming game.8:00 a.m. Diving with Mermaid’s Dive School. Contact Mermaid’s Dive Center, tel. 038 232 219 – 20, email: mermaids@loxinfo.co.th12:00 p.m. Pattaya Sports Club Softball plays slow pitch recreational pick-ups games at every Sunday at 12 noon. New players always welcome regardless of skill level, experience, age or time away from the game. For more information and directions see the softball page at the Pattaya Sports Club website www.pattayasports.org or contact John at scrabbleking@yahoo.com or call 089-932-54332:00 p.m. The Pattaya Backgammon League (PBL) meets every Sunday at B.G. House & Restaurant @ 2 p.m. For further details phone 081 664 9085 or email tournament@pattayabackgammonleague.com3:00 p.m. Pattaya Jungle H3 meets every 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month and departure is from the Lek Hotel on 2nd Rd at 3pm. For more info please call Kai on 01 863 5095.Monday1:00 p.m. The Pattaya Bridge Club meets upstairs at Altos Restaurant, 144/99 Thappraya Road near flyover. Contact Jeremy Watson 085 818 2172, www.pattayabridge.org.3.15 p.m. Pattaya Hash House Harriers: The club for drinking people with a running problem meets every Monday at 3:15 p.m. in Pattaya Third Road, in front of the Buffalo Bar close to soi Lengkee, and just down the road from the Boxing Roo. We depart at 3:30 p.m. sharp. More info at: www.pattayah3.com.TuesdayChess and Scrabble Club: every Tuesday 12pm – 5pm at Hoek-Van-Holland in Jomtien. Take Thappraya Road to intersection with Beach Road. Dong Tan Police sub-station is right there. Walk back towards Pattaya 10 meters along walking path. Hoek-Van-Holland is on the right, before the parking lot. Bring your own chess set and/or scrabble board. For more information please see website www.hoek-van-holland.com – Everyone welcome.The Pattaya Chess Club meets every Tuesday evening from 6:30 p.m. onwards at Brauhaus on 2nd Road between Soi 7 and Soi 8. Learners and anybody who would like to play chess are most welcome. Boards and clocks are provided.Pattaya Ladies Netball Club: 7.30 pm every Tuesday at Fairtex Sports Club. All ages and abilities are welcome. 100 baht per person. Please email pattayanetballclub@gmail.com to confirm or find us on Facebook – ‘Pattaya Ladies Tuesday Night Netball’Wednesday1:00 p.m. The Pattaya Bridge Club meets upstairs at Altos Restaurant, 144/99 Thappraya Road near flyover. Contact Jeremy Watson 085 818 2172, www.pattayabridge.org.3.00 pm – Pattaya Cricket Club practice nets at Horseshoe Point next to Siam Country Club. All ages and abilities welcome. Please contact Simon at pattayacricketclub@gmail.com.4.00 pm – Club Petanque Thailand plays Wednesdays and Saturdays from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. The court is open for groups every day. New and bigger surface. Very good drainage as well as better lighting. No membership fee. Find us at Soi Nernplabwan 100/2 Moo7, next to Sutawas Temple and small Banglamung Police station. Contact: 085 280 7182, fax 038 248 067, email: petanque.Th@gmail.com (English, French, German, Scandinavian); (Thai & Chinese: 080 618 2831.)Thursday7:00 p.m. Pattaya Panthers and Panties (mixed) Touch Rugby every Thursday night at Horseshoe Point next to Siam Country Club. New players are always welcome – we are a very sociable team! Please contact Paul Crouch on 089 902 6286 or pjcrouch@hotmail.com FridayDFiT, Dusit Thani Pattaya: Visitors using the group fitness membership can avail of the THB 2,000 offer for five visits to the gym after their membership has expired. The offer includes unlimited use of DFiT facilities including tennis courts. For more information, call 038-425611 ext. DFiT.1:00 p.m. The Pattaya Bridge Club meets upstairs at Altos Restaurant, 144/99 Thappraya Road near flyover. Contact Jeremy Watson 085 818 2172, www.pattayabridge.org.2:00 p.m. Pattaya Sports Club Bowling at PS Bowl on the top floor of Tops Supermarket at the junction of Central and Second Roads. Contact La at PS after 1:30 p.m.SaturdayPattaya Archery Club meets between 10am and 12 midday every Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at our dedicated shooting range within easy reach of Pattaya, near the new railway road. Beginners of all ages are welcome, and equipment and coaching are free. For more information call Eric, the club President , on 089 535 1193 or visit www.pattayaarcheryclub.com
ARCADIA, Calif. (May 29, 2015)–Although no match for the likes of American Pharoah in the Kentucky Derby, trainer Carla Gaines’ Bolo made a smashing return to Southern California on Friday, taking Santa Anita’s $65,000 turf allowance feature by 2 ¾ lengths, as he covered 1 1/8 miles under Rafael Bejarano in 1:49.48.Twelfth, beaten 12 ¾ lengths in the Derby May 2, Bolo returned to his preferred surface and led comfortably through fractions of 23.80, 49.05, 1:13.40 and 1:37.67 while repelling a challenge from runner-up Royal Albert Hall.“My horse doesn’t have to be on the lead, but he made it so easy, I just stayed there,” said Bejarano, who broke from the outside in a field of five sophomores. “He was training good on the dirt going into the (Kentucky) Derby, but he has so much confidence on the grass, he’s much better on it. He doesn’t make any noise on the grass and there’s no doubt in my mind he’s one of the best horses in California on grass.”The heavy favorite at 1-5, Bolo, a Kentucky-bred colt by Temple City, out of the Chief Seattle mare Aspen Mountain, paid $2.40, $2.20 and $2.10. Owned by Golden Pegasus Racing, Inc. and Earle Mack, he got his third win (all on grass) from seven overall starts.“He did what we hoped he would do,” said Keith Brackpool, on behalf of co-owner Golden Pegasus Racing, Inc. “I think he’s a monster on the turf. We had to give the dirt a try, it was a fun run and he did not disgrace himself (in the Kentucky Derby)…He got squeezed at the end of the Derby so Rafael had to ease him a little, so he wasn’t tired from it.“I don’t think we saw what he’s capable of today…I think he was forced to go to the lead because there was no pace which wasn’t what I really wanted to see…We obviously want to see how he comes out of it, but we’d like to take a look at the Belmont Derby (Grade I Invitational at 1 ¼ miles on turf July 4).”(Brackpool is also Santa Anita Park Chairman).Trained by Doug O’Neill and ridden by Flavien Prat, Royal Albert Hall loomed ominously turning for home, but never threatened the winner, finishing 2 ¼ lengths in front of Hero Ten All. Off at 10-1, Royal Albert Hall paid $4.40 and $2.60.Ridden by Tyler Baze, Hero Ten All bobbled at the break, was last at the rail throughout, bided his time around the far turn, swung three-wide turning for home and was third best. Off at 10-1, he paid $2.80 to show.First post time on Saturday is at 12:30 p.m. The Grade I American Oaks and the Grade II Californian head a nine-race card. Admission gates open at 10:30 a.m.
The international Spanish have also gone down. In this last call for the SheBelieves Cup there are four players (Amanda, Torrecilla, Lola and Sosa), a figure that has been reducing in recent years, as well as the weight of Spanish in the team, being the Atleti is set with less Spanish (9) of the First Iberdrola. Their numbers collide with teams like Barça, which will be represented with nine players in the aforementioned friendly tournament. After several prodigious seasons, with three consecutive league titles, Atlético is experiencing a campaign of many changes. The rojiblanco team suffered the march last summer of weight players like Jenni Beautiful, pichichi of the League with Barça, and has sought to reinvent itself with sports planning that has gradually left a template in which the number of Spanish internationals and quarries has been reduced.In the case of the latter, Amanda Sampedro is the only player of the first tanned team in the Atleti quarry. During these last transfer markets, the flight of quarries has been a constant. Anita Marcos, ceded just a few weeks ago to Celtic, follow other cases such as Rosa Otermín (Betis) or Bea Beltrán (Valencia), among others.