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Bulletin, Progresswe, ecord, Reporter
bC Wednesday, April 13, 2011 •
Quincy so|:'Iball team rallies
Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
sports@plumasnews.com
Trailing 4-1 late in the
game, the Quincy High
School softball team scored
nine runs in the bottom of
the sixth inning for a 10-6 vic-
tory in their league opener at
Williams Friday, April 1.
This was the first win of
the season for the Quincy
Trojans, bringing them to 1-
0 in the Mid-Valley North
League and 1-3-1 overall.
Williams got on the score-
board quickly with two runs
in the top of the first inning,
and then Quincy answered
back with a single run in"
the same frame.
After the second and third
innings went scoreless,
Williams added two runs in
the top of the fourth to jump
out to a 4-1 lead.
The Williams Yellowjack-
ets maintained their advan-
tage through the fifth in-
ning, but then Quincy plat-
ed nine runners in the sixth
to take a six run lead.
Williams responded with
two runs in the top of the
seventh frame, but it wasn't
enough to deny Quincy the
come-from-behind victory.
Camille Hernandez led the
Trojans with two hits, two
runs, one double and two
RBIs.
Sarah Mckenzie, Amanda
Dorris, Sierra Keely and
Jennifer Wolfe each added
one RBI.
Wolfe earned the win for
Quincy, pitching all seven
innings. Wolfe allowed six
hits and one earned run
while striking out six bat-
ters.
Then last Friday, April 8,
the Trojans nearly regis-
. tered another come-from-be-
hind victory against Biggs,
but came up one run short
and lost 9-8.
Quincy fell behind early
in the game, trailing 4-0
after the first .inning and 7-2
after the third inning.
The Trojans scored one
run in each of the fourth
and fifth innings, while Big-
gs posted two runs in the
fifth, bringing the score to 9-
4 after five innings.
Quincy rallied, earning
two runs in the sixth inning
and two runs in the seventh
inning, but it wasn't quite
enough, as the game ended
with the Trojans being one
run shy.
Quincy has another
league game at Esparto this
Friday, April 15, and then is
scheduled to host East Nico-
laus Tuesday, April 19.
Bucks Lake Snowmobile Trail Grooming
Report
041091201 t
(Trails groomed by volunteers of the Ducks Lake Snow Drifters
Snowmobile Club)
The snow has settled In, end It's 'ride-anywhere'
conditions.
Route Mileage Last Groomed
#17 Mill Creek. 3.3
Kiosk to past
Chuck's Rock
#18 Grizzly Loop.
Begins and ends on
Ore Hwy.
#19 Gravel Range.
Big Creek to Grizzly
summit
#20 Bucks
Summit/Four Trees.
#21 Big Creek. Big
Creek Staging Area
to Haskins T.
15.5
04/08/11 to Chuek's
Rock
04/08/11 -to Dam
only
12.4 03/09/11 -to Cold
Water Loop
15'.8 04/04/11
9.9
03/30/11
#24 Lookout Cut Off. 5.6 03/30/11
Bucks summit to Big
Creek Rd
#24 Willow Creek. 5.1 04/07/11
Gravel Range to
Look out Rock
3.2
03/07/11
#24 Lower Daniels.
Gravel Range to Big
Creek Rd.
#25 Ararat Loop.
7.8 03/10/11
Cut Offto Willow
Creek
#27 Upper Daniels. 2.4 02/22/11
Gravel Range to Big
Creek Rd
#32 Cold Water 8.8 03/09/11
13.0
Not groomed.
#34 t .,,to Basin•
Grayel range to Oro
Hwy
#35 Grizzly Summit.
Gravel Range to Oro
Hwy
#36 Letterbox Loop.
Begins and ends on
Oro Hwy
3.0 02/02/I 1
7.3 01/30/11
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Play ball?
As with most ball parks around Plumas County, home plate sat partially submerged in
water during another snow storm late last week. All the storms this spring have been
challenging for the local baseball, softball, golf, tennis and track teams. Photo by Shannon
Morrow
ACROSS '
1. Tour de France
participant
6. Negotiations
hang-up
10. Pigeon's pad
14. IRA-establishing
legislation
15. Do some
roadwork on
16. Sharer's word
17. Proverbial
backbreaker
18. Chief Norse god
19. Versatile
vehicles, for
short
20. Visit a
shipwreck, say
22. Mudville
complement
23. Plane measure
24. For adult viewing
only
26. Perceive
30. Tyne of "Cagney
& Lacey"
31• Think tank
product
32. Equal to the task
35. Megastars, to
fans
39. Well past one's
prime '
40. December airs
42. __ the crack of
dawn
43. LBJ daughter
Bird
45. Fail to mention
46. Introduction to
physics?
47. Bronx player, for
short
49. Fish hawk
51. Dwarf tree
54. Cleo's wooer,
Antony
56• "We're in big
trouble!"
57. There's no
escaping it
62. Glassful, to a
toddler
Dirty Digs
3
28
53
American Profile Homelown Conlenl
63. In the cellar
64. Chemically
nonreactive
66. Newsman
Sevareid
67. Flying'"A"
competitor
68. Strait-laced
69. Like a dungeon
70. "And I wrote
I
71. Hits the bottle
DOWN
1. In medias
2. Part of BA
3. Magazine sales:
Abbr.
4. Jacob's twin
5. Place to get
oysters or clams
6. Fine china name
7. Gymnast
Comaneci
8. Tel
54 55
58 I I 159 160
4/3/2011
9. Biological
classifications
10. Local eyesore,
perhaps
11. Navel unlikely to
collect lint
12. Pollster's
discovery
13. Reo
contemporary
21. Indo-European
speaker
25. "Rope-a-dope"
boxer
26. Feature of a
,pulse" phone
27. Uptight
28. "As __ on TV"
29. 1980 Chase-
Dangerfield
comedy
30. Pickle purveyor
33. It may be thrown
at you
34. Moon lander
36. Phone co.
employee
37. Afte'r the buzzer
38. Reprieve from the
governor, say
41. Baby bird?
44. Battery type
48. Canned corn
morsel
50. Flaky rock
51. Played, as a
fiddle
52. "Butterfield 8"
author
53. "It's a
situation.
54. Bit of poolroom
finesse
55. Follow, as advice
58. Corporal
punishment unit
59. Not tricked by
60. Axel or Lutz
61. Toledo's lake
65. NFL successes
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Toy Train Design Layouts
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THX Certified Home Theater Design
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