Sports Shorts

The following are the results of the Westlake Ladies Golf Association’s June 16 event — Even Holes Only. In the 18-hole competition, Lindsay Burnett took Flight A Gross with a 45, followed by Rose Mintz with a 47. Saralee Surett took Flight A net with a 33, followed by Pat Hannisch (34) and Helene Franco (34).

Beth Pollak took Flight B Gross with a 47, followed by Sandy Schwartz with a 54. Annette Brenner took the B Flight Net with a 34, followed by Mary Ann Cazzetta (37) and Diane Liao (39). Bea Rausch took the C Flight Gross with a 52, followed by Janice Roth (58), while Paula Sand won the low net with a 36, followed by Judy Bendik (40) and Mindy Wasserman (41).

In the nine-hole competition, Gloria Gates won the A Flight with a 15, followed by Doris Dupont (15), Diana Van Hise (16) and Sandy Kwiecinski (16). Toby Lazan won the B Flight with a 16, followed by Vickie Turco (17), Nancy Molee (17) and Aileen Kershener (17). Pat Kelly won the C Flight with a 18, followed by Maxine Cahn (18), Margaret Cardone (21) and Dorothy Moschella (23).

The following are the results of the Westalke Women’s Golf Association’s June 23 event — Chicago Points.

In the 18-hole competition, Linda Burnett took the A Flight with a score of plus-9, followed by Tomo Kitajima (plus-8), Helene Franco (plus-8) and Mei Chou (plus-6). Jeanne Chrabaszcz won the B Flight at plus-8, followed by Paula Barth (plus-6), Mary Ann Plesniak (plus-5) and Diana Liao (plus-4). Mary Giehl won the C flight at plus-10, followed by Judith Bendix (plus-10), Betty Ballew (plus-9) and Norma Zobel (plus-9).

In the 9-hole event (scramble), taking first was the team of Nancy Alecci, Mary Helen Sullivan, Ellen Sorger and Joyce Kazan with a 40, followed by the team of Evelyn Alkhas and Ellen Leiman (41), and the team of Toby Lazan, Genny Peterson and Margaret Cardone (42).

The following are the results of the Westlake Women’s Golf Association’s June 23 event — Chicago Points.

In the 18-hole competition, Linda Burnett took the A Flight with a score of plus-9, followed by Tomo Kitajima (plus-8), Helene Franco (plus-8) and Mei Chou (plus-6). Jeanne Chrabaszcz won the B Flight at plus-8, followed by Paula Barth (plus-6), Mary Ann Plesniak (plus-5) and Diana Liao (plus-4). Mary Giehl won the C flight at plus-10, followed by Judith Bendix (plus-10), Betty Ballew (plus-9) and Norma Zobel (plus-9).

In the nine-hole event (scramble), taking first was the team of Nancy Alecci, Mary Helen Sullivan, Ellen Sorger and Joyce Kazan with a 40, followed by the team of Evelyn Alkhas and Ellen Leiman (41), and the team of Toby Lazan, Genny Peterson and Margaret Cardone (42).

The Lakewood BlueClaws are teaming up with Bill and Ken Frank to present the “Ultimate Youth Baseball Camp” at FirstEnergy Park. The camp will take place July 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17, and have BlueClaws players and coaches on hand for instructions.

There will be two different sessions over the course of the five-day camp with Session I for kids ages 7-11 and Session II for kids ages 12-18. Session I will be held on Tuesday, July 12, Thursday, July 14, and Friday, July 15.

Session II will take place on Saturday, July 16, and Sunday, July 17. Both sessions will begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at 12:30 p.m. each day. Each session will cover all phases of the game with an emphasis on the areas of hitting, bunting, base running, fielding, throwing, pitching and position work.

“This is a great opportunity for kids in the area to get some real professional instruction on how to play the game of baseball,” general manager Geoff Brown said. “It’s not every day you get to work along side professional baseball players and coaches, and we are excited about this event.”

Not only will each camper receive professional instruction from a BlueClaws player and coach, but they will also receive one ticket to the BlueClaws game on Friday, July 15. Game time is 7:05 p.m. against the West Virginia Power, Single-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. Each camper will also receive a food voucher for a hot dog, chips and a soda for the game. They will also get an official camp T-shirt for participating in the “Ultimate Youth Baseball Camp.”

The registration fee for the camp is $125 per camper and space is limited to the first 100 campers for each session. Each camper must bring their own baseball glove. There will be aluminum bats and batting helmets for use but campers are allowed to bring their own.

Campers should also wear appropriate clothing (cap, shorts, T-shirt, and/or sweat cloths) and rubber soled sneakers. No metal cleats will be permitted. Water will be provided but campers are encouraged to bring their own water bottle as well.