August 31, 1977
Page 4—Susquehanna Times
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Mount Joy Jaycees win regional
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The Mount Joy Jaycees
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on Saturday, August 20th,
at the Farm Diner Field,
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and winning the district
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Some members of the Mount Joy Jaycees Baseball Team pose with their trophy.
Standing in back are (left to right): Bob Hoffer, coach and player; Scott O’Leary, 3rd
base; and Larry Gainer, catcher. Kneeling are: left, Mark Gainer, Most Valuable
Player, who was valuable despite being way out in left field; and right, Keith Gephart,
right fielder. Photo taken at Kunkle Field.
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—basketball to be added
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The Chiques Co-Ed Vol-
leyball League has grown...
into Chiques Adult
Athletic Association, which
will cover more than just
volleyball. Two new pro-
grams being added this
year are men’s, and also
co-ed, basketball.
The men’s league is a
{|irevival of the old Chiques
Basketball League, which
folded about three years
ago after running for 11
years. One difference of
the new league is the
drawing of team players
from a hat each year. Thus
no team will be able to
dominate the league for
years at a time.
Men’s basketball will
start on Monday nights in
- darly November.
The Co-Ed league has
“affirmative action’ rules.
Deadline tomorrow
—for tennis tournament
| Tomorrow is the deadline
for entry in the Mount Joy
Tennis Club Doubles Tour-
nament for both men and
women. Deadline time is 6
p.m.
The tournament will be
held this Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. For informa-
tion on entry call Mary Ann
Coover, 653-1212; Christine
Graham, 653-4816; or Bev-
erly Becker, 653-4793.
Each team must play 3
women and 2 men at all
times. Moreover, one man
must be in the forecourt
and one in the backcourt.
The only defense allowed
will be pro-type ‘‘man-to
-man.’’ These rules will
eliminate male domination
of the game.
The co-ed games will
also begin in early Novem-
ber, on Thursday nights.
The regular volleyball
program will start at the
end of October. Games will
be at the Marietta Com-
munity House Gym.
Current temporary direc-
tors (until elections next
spring) are Michael
Lippold, Ben Thompson,
Dave Noll, and Elizabeth
Lippold. Association bylaws
were drawn up by attorney
Dave Mountz of Columbia.