COMMENTS FOR THE SECRETARY
Hope everyone has had a great summer whether you've continued pitching
or took the hottest
again as the tournament season swings into
full gear.
Please remember that we won't get our new NHPA cards until sometime after
October 1, 2011 so if you send your renewals in
before then I'll hold your
checks until I can send you your cards.
Also, if you split your time between
mind that the by laws require that you be
a
NHPA card. Be sure that, if asked, you can prove
your
voters registration card or a drivers
license etc. If you maintain your legal
residency in another state then you will need
to apply for an NHPA card
through that state charter. As an out of
state card holder you're still welcomed
to pitch in any open tournaments in
Marcela
Santoyo
COMMENTS FROM THE EDITOR
This newsletter is very short partly due to the fact that not many tournaments are conducted during the hot summer months of
June, July and August. However, the World Tournament was held in
Monroe/West Monroe, LA and 20
The president’ comments list those
lower than in recent years. Perhaps the economy had a lot to do with the low number of entries.
The final game in all of the championship classes at the Wordl Tournament were very close except for the women’s final in which
Sue Elmore won over Sue Snyder with a score of 40 to 7. The junior boy’s final was very close with a score of 42 to 36 with Joey Mueller
of MN besting Scotty Lumb of
score of 42 to 39. Both Francis and Simmons pitched a ringer
percentage of 86.1 in the final game. The
junior girls final was won by
Heinritz of WI over Brianna McCormick of VT with a score of 40 to 28 in the final game, the Senior Women’s champion was Sheila Shepard
of CO with an 8 wins 2 losses record; the Elder Men’s final was won by Russ Phillips of WA or Rich Pintor of CO and last but not least the
Cadet Champion was Bernardo Navarro III of CA over Naoh Gabel of ND in a playoff game. All of the World Tournament results
can be viewed on the NHPA web site http://www.horseshoepitching.com.
When you renew your
card for 2012 consider receiving this newsletter through the
site and not by hard copy. You will be saving paper, printing and postage costs and will be able to access the newsletter on the first day of issue.
Marvin E. Grubb