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Page 8 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Baseball/softball roundup By Don Munsch, Edi- Fort Supply 11-1. In the dropping a Thursday Canute’s softball team tor Cheyenne/Reydon game, game against Cache, 11- won two games Thursday, Keenan Smith threw a Williams led the Trojans 1, and a Friday game beating Hollis 20-3 and no-hitter Friday as the Ca- with four RBIs. Hender- against Anadarko, 5-2. 13-0. The Trojanettes are nute Trojans beat Chey- son pitched and had 13 The Elkettes led 1-0 after 18-9. enne/Reydon 15-0. strikeouts. Williams had one inning against Cache, Jade Gray was 3 for 5 Smith was | for 4 with three hits on the day, as did but Cache rallied for a five with four RBIs in the first four runs batted in. He teammate Colt Randall. runs in the bottom of the game. Also in that contest had a home run, a grand Henderson and Williams frame and never looked for Canute, Taylor Beu- slam. Three Trojans had hit homers. In the Fargo/ back. Abby Robbins had tler was 3 for4 with three two hits on the day: Colby Gage/Fort Supply game, the Elkettes’ lone RBI. Elk RBIs and Madison Warn- Maddox, Kelln Hender- Randall led the team with City also had an early lead ke was 2 for 3 with three son and Dalton Williams. three RBIs and a home against Anadarko, as the RBIs. In the second game, Maddox and Henderson run. Maddox pitched and Elkettes were up 2-1 after Kylee Smith had four hits. each had a couple of RBIs. had 11 strikeouts. Canute one inning, but Anadarko to pace the Trojanettes. On Thursday, the Tro- is now 26- shut them out the rest of Sydney Thrasher led the jans beat Cheyenne/Rey- EIk city’s softball team the way. Elk City is now team with three RBIs. Birth don 13-0 and Fargo/Gage/ lost its last two games, 16-10. Beutler had a home run. announcement Smith brings home top Nokomis Ellaree Magpie 10 finish at Edmond By Don Munsch, Editor Banks, 20:23.40. 119. Kye finished in the top 10 at Bales, 19:55. 57. Ethan Elk City High School’s Keyes, 21:07.7: 137. the OK Runner Classic in Banks, 20:31. 69. Zach Keith and Loralee Magpie of Hammon are the boys cross-country teams Lane Hargrove, 21:50.01. Norman on Sept. 19. Rhodes, 21:38. 78. Lake finished 12th overall at the 147. Camden Galeener, ECHS Boys finished proud new parents of Nokomis Ellaree Magpie, Hargrove, 22:12. pre-state cross-country 22:08.64. 149. Matthew eighth overall with 176 born on Aug. 24, 2020, at the Great Plains Region- meet Saturday at Edmond Bales, 22:10.92. 195. points, with CCS finish- ECHS Girls: al Medical Center in Elk City. She weighed in at 8 Santa Fe High School. Blake Miller, 23:47.12. ing first with 82 points. 42. McKenzie Simon, The boys had 323 points. 204. Jackson _ Ivester, ECHS girls finished ninth 14:48. 48. Juanita Va- pounds, 4 ounces and was 20.5 inches long. Noko- Community Christian 24:18.09. overall with 270 points. ladez, 15:15. 49. Madi- took first with 100 points. ECHS girls: Plainview took first with mis‘s maternal grandparents are Kerry and Karen son Holladay, 15:15. 57. Mason Smith __fin- 137. Maelee Hunter, 38 points. Archer of Hammon and her paternal grandmother is ished 10th with a time of 15:49.29. 151. Juanita Val- Boys places for Elk Maelee Hunter, 15:29. 17:3153.. dez, 16:09.76. 204. Paige City: the late Elizabeth Magpie. Nokomis was welcomed Other ECHS finishers: Lane, 18:14.40. 211. 16. Lane Hargrove, 74, Paige Lane, 16:21. 76. Hunter Anderson, 16:28. home by her four big sisters - Harlee, Lexee, Bree 43. Harrison Mayfield, Railee Odom, 18:59.21. 18:26. 23. Harrison May- 18:56.07. 84. Jack Mor- Elk City High School field, 18:40. 34. Jack 84. Brynn Armstrong, and Kerree. gan, 20:12.32. 94, Ethan cross-country teams both Morgan, 19:14. 46. Matt 17:46. NSDAR members discuss newspapers, other topics at September meeting ens of club, committee, Century Newspapers.” resemble one another even the story of her life and state and workshop ses- “Probably the most if you painted them all one what led her into the ac- sions that were conducted prominent — newspapers color! They speak all the and included many more was the Pennsylvania languages of the world tions that she took to be- member in the vital work Gazette; that was Ben and form an astonishing and the fellowship of our Franklin’s and published mixture of civilizations come one of the foremost Society.” in Philadelphia, Penn- and religious belie! leaders in gaining the right She noted that more sylvania,” she said. “By He goes on to recount than 550,000 masks had the time the Revolution the event and what we as for women to vote. She been sewn and donated by broke out, there were 31 Americans did during that was a brave and dedicated DAR member to those in newspapers throughout time. Then he asked, “How need, and the many Sun- the colonies. ... Items on earth were they able to woman. shine Gardens planted at- from the ‘hinterlands’ respond united as one hu- Members recited the tracting pollinators and were limited since papers man being? Impercepti- feeding their families, were published in big cit- bly, with every word and Daughter’s ledge led by as well as the daughters ies, but ... nearly every musical note, the mem- Judy Tracy and the meet- who have undertaken the surviving colonial news- ory of some turned into waterway and roadside paper has been digitized.” a modern myth of tragic ing was adjourned. Nancy Lisle appeared as Susan B. Anthony cleanups. She gave special Commemorative, Doris heroes. And with every Those attending were: at the meeting. Photo submitted. recognition to the chapter Minor; Membership, Lu phone call, millions and Registrars and other ge- Eisler; Indian Minute, Vir- millions of dollars were Carol Batterton, Linda Washita Chapter Na- Judy Tracy received the nealogy volunteers who ginia Reid; Conservation put into collection aimed Stewart, Kathy Patter- tional Society of the Oath of Membership per- work faithfully and give Minute, Marcia Grant, at rewarding not a man Daughters of the Ameri- formed by the Regent and of themselves in order to who urged members to or a family, but a spirit, son, Luanne Eisler, Judy can Revolution opened Chaplin. She was wel- welcome new members. go “NO STRAW for Sep- which no money can buy. Tray, Doris Minor, Mari- their new year with their comed into the Chapter by The National Defense tember; American Heri- What on early unites the meeting Sept. 14. the group. Report was given by Glo- tage, Marci Grant, who Americans in such a way? lyn Wilson, Virginia Reid ria Hargrave. By presiden- displayed quilt she made Their land?Their history? Regent Carol Batter- Linda Stewart gave the tial proclamation, the three for project in completing Their economic Power? I Gloria Hargrave, Nancy ton assisted by Chaplain President General’s mes- days from September 8-10 a New Horizons Course; tried for hours to find an Lisle, Ellena Womack, Virginia Reid opened the sage giving a review of are designated as National and Constitution, Marilyn answer, humming songs meeting with the DAR our chapters and members Days of Prayer and Re- Wilson. and murmuring phrases Evelyn Hart, Mareen Ritual. Mareen Hallmark and their carrying Soci- membrance to mark the From a Romanian ne Vs with the risk of sounding led the Pledge of Alle- ety’s missions forward. terrorist attacks on Sept. paper and written by Cor- commonplace. I thought Hallmark, Betty Todd, giance, Nancy Lisle led “Approximately 58,000 11,2001. On Sept. 4 2002, nel Nistorescu the “Ode to things over, I reached but Phillys Stevenson, Marci The American Creed, Ev- cumulative views from President George W Bush American” was given by only one conclusion: Only Grant, Carolyn Rawlings, elyn Hart gave the Pream- 18 nations were logged proclaimed Sept. 11, 2002 Wilson. This was written freedom can work such ble to the Constitution and during our Virtual 129th as the first Patriot Day. after the 9/11 event. miracles. Kay Hagerman and guests Doris Minor accompanied Continental Congres ” Reports given: Gene- His opening statement Susan B. Anthony came Robetha Farlss and Karen the group as they sang a Stewart said. “There were alogy in a Minute by Lu was: “Why are Americans to the meeting (Nancy Patriotic song. six business sessions, doz- Bisler was on “Eighteenth so united? They would not Lisle) and gave the group Luman. send it to [email protected]