While there is plenty of good news for Columbia in softball, the news is not good for the Tide in baseball and softball.
At Annville-Cleona, the Tide boys were beaten by the Little Dutchmen, 8-1.
The Tide scored its lone run in the top of the third and was limited to four hits for the game. A-C had just six hits, but benefitted from four Columbia fielding errors and six walks by Tide pitchers.
On the hill, the Tide was swept by Elco in track, winning the boys' meet, 139-11 and the girls' meet, 141-9. Kelsey Ulrich was the only Columbia first place finisher for the Tide, winning the discus.
The Tide will run Hempfield on Thursday on the hill and participate in the annual Shippensburg Invitational on Saturday. This will be the Tide's last home meet of the season.
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Tide girls continue their dominance
Emily Detz threw a two-hitter and struck out a career-high 19 batters as the Tide downed previously unbeaten Annville-Cleona 1-0 at Glatfelter Field.
Columbia's lone run came in the second when freshman DP Marina Benavente drew a two-out walk, then freshman Valessa Carolla smashed a double to the right center field gap and scored Benavente.
Detz yielded a leadoff double to A-C shortstop Chris Ditzler, then struck out the side to move the Crimson Tide into sole possession of first place in Section 4 of the Lancaster-Lebanon League. Columbia improves to 4-0 in Section 4 and 5-1 overall, while Annville-Cleona drops to 3-1 in Section 4 and 5-1 overall.
On Wednesday, the Tide closes out the first half of the League season with a game at Lancaster Mennonite.
Columbia's lone run came in the second when freshman DP Marina Benavente drew a two-out walk, then freshman Valessa Carolla smashed a double to the right center field gap and scored Benavente.
Detz yielded a leadoff double to A-C shortstop Chris Ditzler, then struck out the side to move the Crimson Tide into sole possession of first place in Section 4 of the Lancaster-Lebanon League. Columbia improves to 4-0 in Section 4 and 5-1 overall, while Annville-Cleona drops to 3-1 in Section 4 and 5-1 overall.
On Wednesday, the Tide closes out the first half of the League season with a game at Lancaster Mennonite.
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Chamber Night at the Barnstormers
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For more information, call 684-5249.
Trailer Dog to host chamber breakfast
Breakfast with Brian Roche
Coordinated by the
Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce
Sponsored by
Trailer Dog, LLC
2615 Joppa Road
York, PA 17403
\When: May 25, from 7:45 to 9 a.m.
Where: Columbia United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
510 Walnut St.
Columbia, 17512
What: WGAL News Anchor/Consumer Investigator Brian Roche will be on hand to discuss Electric Choice and Rate Caps.
\Schedule: 7:45 – 8 a.m., Sign in and fill your plate
8-9 a.m., Presentation by Brian Roche
Cost: FREE for SVCC members or $10 for non-members.
RSVP before Friday, May 21, by contacting Kathy Hohenadelat 684-5249 or at svcc@PaRivertowns.com.
Get your taste buds ready!
A Taste of River Towns promises to be a fun evening, with samples available from these establishments: Ascot House, BF Hiestand House, Bully's Restaurant and Pub, Cafe Capriccio, McCleary's Public House, Nissley Winery, Prudhomme's Lost Cajun Kitchen, Prudhomme's on Fourth, Shank's Tavern, St. John's Herr Estate, The Flour Child, Vogt Farm Bed and Breakfast, and Whiff Roasters.
The event will be held at the Union Meeting House in Marietta from 6-9 p.m., Friday, April. 16.
Taste the fine food available in our region while socializing with friends and family.
Tickets costing $15 per person can be reserved by contacting the chamber at 684-5249.
Cash, checks and credit cards are all welcome.
The event will be held at the Union Meeting House in Marietta from 6-9 p.m., Friday, April. 16.
Taste the fine food available in our region while socializing with friends and family.
Tickets costing $15 per person can be reserved by contacting the chamber at 684-5249.
Cash, checks and credit cards are all welcome.
Weekly Columbia Police reports are posted
ROMEO J. AZONDEKON, 24, of Marietta, was charged with operating a vehicle without official certificate of inspection, as the result of an incident at Fifth and Locust strreets at 11 a.m., April 6.AGE 24,
SHANNA MCGILL, 26, of Columbia, was charged with operating a vehicle without official certificate of inspection, as the result of an incident in the 500 block of Locust Street at 7:17 p.m., April 7.
KEITH LEE RANKIN, 18, of Conestoga, was charged with speeding, as the result of an incident on Route 441 south at 5:20p.m., April 8.
MELISSA CYNTHIA LOWE, 19, of Columbia, was charged with speeding, as the result of an incident on Route 441 south at 5:43 p.m., April 8.
MICHAEL J. LESCHKE, JR., 40, of Columbia, was charged with driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, as the result of an incident in the 800 block of Ridge Avenue at 8:40 a.., April 8.
ROBERT N. LEWIS, JR., 28, of Columbia, was charged with public drunkenness and criminal mischief, as the result of an incident at Fourth and Cherry streets at 11:06 P.M., April 9.
A 17-year-old boy from Columbia, was charged with obedience to traffic control devices, as the result of an incident on Lancaster Avenue at 9 p.m., April 10.
THOMAS WAGNER, 69, of Columbia, was charged with a stop and yield sign violation, as the result of an incident at Routes 30 and 441, at 11:06 p.m., April 9.
MICHAEL JOHN HOFFMAN, 27, of East Petersburg, was charged with obedience to traffic control devices, as the result of an incident at Route 441 and Perry Street at 4:15 p.m., April 10.
The following were charged with speeding as the result of incidents, April 10 and 11 on South Front Street.
Charhged were KEITH G. LENKER, 54, of Columbia; TRACY L. MENDENHALL, 40, of Conestoga; DONNA MARIE MENTZER, 61, of Lancaster.
The following were charged with obedience to traffic control devices as the result of incidents at Third and Linden streets April 11.
Charged were MATTHEW TODD GROFF, 34, of Manheim; BURNELL R. DOLL, 61, of Glen Rock; MATTHEW B. GALLOWAY, 36, of York.
DEAN LLOYD BILLINGS, 30, of Columbia, was charged with protective equipment for motorcycle riders, as the result of an incident in the 200 block of South Second Street, April 11.
JOB B. DOUGLAS, 23, of Columbia, was charged with operating a vehicle without official certificate of inspection, as the result of an incident on Lancaster Avenue, at 10:24 a.m., April 11.
AUDREY L. SHENK, 33, of Washington Boro, was charged with driving an unregistered vehicle, as the result of an incident in the 100 block of North Third Street at 9 a.m., April 12.
SHANNA MCGILL, 26, of Columbia, was charged with operating a vehicle without official certificate of inspection, as the result of an incident in the 500 block of Locust Street at 7:17 p.m., April 7.
KEITH LEE RANKIN, 18, of Conestoga, was charged with speeding, as the result of an incident on Route 441 south at 5:20p.m., April 8.
MELISSA CYNTHIA LOWE, 19, of Columbia, was charged with speeding, as the result of an incident on Route 441 south at 5:43 p.m., April 8.
MICHAEL J. LESCHKE, JR., 40, of Columbia, was charged with driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, as the result of an incident in the 800 block of Ridge Avenue at 8:40 a.., April 8.
ROBERT N. LEWIS, JR., 28, of Columbia, was charged with public drunkenness and criminal mischief, as the result of an incident at Fourth and Cherry streets at 11:06 P.M., April 9.
A 17-year-old boy from Columbia, was charged with obedience to traffic control devices, as the result of an incident on Lancaster Avenue at 9 p.m., April 10.
THOMAS WAGNER, 69, of Columbia, was charged with a stop and yield sign violation, as the result of an incident at Routes 30 and 441, at 11:06 p.m., April 9.
MICHAEL JOHN HOFFMAN, 27, of East Petersburg, was charged with obedience to traffic control devices, as the result of an incident at Route 441 and Perry Street at 4:15 p.m., April 10.
The following were charged with speeding as the result of incidents, April 10 and 11 on South Front Street.
Charhged were KEITH G. LENKER, 54, of Columbia; TRACY L. MENDENHALL, 40, of Conestoga; DONNA MARIE MENTZER, 61, of Lancaster.
The following were charged with obedience to traffic control devices as the result of incidents at Third and Linden streets April 11.
Charged were MATTHEW TODD GROFF, 34, of Manheim; BURNELL R. DOLL, 61, of Glen Rock; MATTHEW B. GALLOWAY, 36, of York.
DEAN LLOYD BILLINGS, 30, of Columbia, was charged with protective equipment for motorcycle riders, as the result of an incident in the 200 block of South Second Street, April 11.
JOB B. DOUGLAS, 23, of Columbia, was charged with operating a vehicle without official certificate of inspection, as the result of an incident on Lancaster Avenue, at 10:24 a.m., April 11.
AUDREY L. SHENK, 33, of Washington Boro, was charged with driving an unregistered vehicle, as the result of an incident in the 100 block of North Third Street at 9 a.m., April 12.
The balls will be blessed
John DeBella is hoping that one again he can bring good luck to the Phillies and their balls.
At 8:30 this morning, the 102.9 WMGK morning host will supervise as West Lawn United Methodist Church Pastor Jeff Raffauf, the Rev. Joe Campellone, of Father Judge High School, and Rabbi Gregory Marx, of Congregation Beth Or, say a blessing over the baseballs that will be used in today's home opener.
The ceremony takes place on the patio at McFadden's at Citizens Bank Park. DeBella and the clergymen blessed the Phillies balls before the start of the 2008 and 2009 seasons, so the ritual has proven successful so far. Phillies broadcaster Tom McCarthy, Stephenie LaGrossa, wife of pitcher Kyle Kendrick, and Comcast SportsNet's "Daily News Live" host Michael Barkann will be part of the festivities.
Raffauf is the former pastor of the Columbia United Methodist Church.
At 8:30 this morning, the 102.9 WMGK morning host will supervise as West Lawn United Methodist Church Pastor Jeff Raffauf, the Rev. Joe Campellone, of Father Judge High School, and Rabbi Gregory Marx, of Congregation Beth Or, say a blessing over the baseballs that will be used in today's home opener.
The ceremony takes place on the patio at McFadden's at Citizens Bank Park. DeBella and the clergymen blessed the Phillies balls before the start of the 2008 and 2009 seasons, so the ritual has proven successful so far. Phillies broadcaster Tom McCarthy, Stephenie LaGrossa, wife of pitcher Kyle Kendrick, and Comcast SportsNet's "Daily News Live" host Michael Barkann will be part of the festivities.
Raffauf is the former pastor of the Columbia United Methodist Church.
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