The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Sports Wednesday, October 18, 2017 B- 7 Saturday, November 4 8am-4pm (CST) Sunday, November 5 8am-2pm (CST) Warrick County 4-H Center 133 E. Degonia Road, Boonville BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVE $ 1 OFF Admission New Dealers Welcome • Doors Open at 8am For more information or table rental, contact Tammy at; 812-897-3844 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Southern Indiana Gun Collectors Association GUN SHOW Pride Farm Trucking claimed the Pike County Youth Soccer League's 12U championship by winning an overtime shootout 3-2 (4-3) to finish 7-1 on the season. Pictured above are, first row, left to right: Corbin Traylor, Alli Harden, Mathew Lashley, Lillian Nalley, Arie O'Neal, Cohen Brown and Eli Arnold. Second row: Coach Chris Whann, Jaydon Clark, Zarah Sallee, Blaine Barnett, Brenton Fryrear, Conner Loveless, Aaron Johnson, Ryan Whann, Tayler Uppencamp and Coach Greg Loveless. Submitted Photo Left: PCYF third grader Carson Wiscav- er (87) attempts to re- cover the ball after fum- ble during 3rd and 4th grade football action on Saturday, Oct. 14 at Eastern Greene. Matt Haycraft photo Left: PCYF offence prepare to run the ball during 3rd and 4th grade football action on Saturday, Oct. 14 at Eastern Greene. Matt Haycraft photo PCYF fourth grader Grant Boyd (23) runs the football for a touch down during 3rd and 4th grade football action on Saturday, Oct. 14 at East- ern Greene. Matt Haycraft photo SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 812-354-8500 We're not afraid to shed some light on the truth. 3RD & 4TH PIKE COUNTY YOUTH FOOTBALL Bird Hunters host 12th annual Youth Day About 200 parents and young- sters spent the day outdoors at the Pike County Bird Hunters' Club 12th Annual NR A Youth Day this past Saturday. A fter registration and a free breakfast, youth took to archery, throwing darts, BB gun shooting, muzzle loading, 22 rifle marksmanship, trap shooting and Chukar hunting over dogs. The lunch break was followed by the Washington Police SWAT team and demonstrations by the drug K- 9 and Diesel, their black German Shepard police dog. Diesel had the youngsters standing and cheering when he was sent to take down a "bad guy." He is trained to attack and take down, stay and let go of the target with German voice com- mands. Following the presentation on SWAT Team operations and equip- ment, a random drawing was held for four 11-87 Remington 12 gauge shotguns and four 870 20 gauge Remington shotguns plus a grand prize Weatherby shotgun. There was a Ruger 22 rifle and several youth bow sets from Bear Archery in the drawing. About 40 Bird Club members worked on registration, breakfast, lunch and the various ranges. Kaye Gowin, Donna Watkins and Dar- lene Robinson handled the regis- tration, while club president Chris Kinman, Bill Shoultz and Fred Cook handled breakfast. Lunch was made by Sam Lamar, Grant Lamar, Dan Ellerman and Colon Ellerman. Vice-president Jeff Barton, along with Jerry Krieg and Rodg- er Whann, operated the 22 range while Bill Gowin, David Medaris and Howard Whitsell handled the BB gun range. The muzzle loader range was run by Keith Thomas, Tom Rudolph and Beau Dillon. Cur- tis Prater, Charlie Reneer and Joe Dillon instructed on the archery range. The dart throwing ven- ue was operated by Bob Madaris, Bobby Fisk, Joe Dillon and Jim Ca- pozella. The chuckar fields were under the guidance of Loyd Emge, Ray Bryant, Charlie Thomas, Ran- dy Beck, Jan Newfelder, Norman Dillon and Darren Bryant. Dus- tin Smith, Ralph Lacer and others guided shooters on the trap range. Terry Grimes emceed the day's activities, with Chris Kinman pre- senting the random drawing prizes and treasurer Donn Watkins han- dling the paperwork. Bob Meadors, Bobby Fisk and Joe Dillon operated a well-attend- ed dart board range at Saturday's Pike County Bird Hunters NR A Youth Day. James Capozella photos Above: The Wash- ington Police brought their SWAT equipment, drug K-9 and their Ger- man Shepard K-9 po- lice dog Diesel to the Pike County Bird Hunt- ers Club Youth Day for demonstrations of drug detection and "bad guy" apprehension. Die- sel chased, tackled, held and released "bad guys" on command to the thrill of a large Youth Day crowd. Left: Curtis Prat- er, Charlie Reneer and Joe Dillon assisted kids with archery shooting at the October 14 Pike County Bird Hunters Youth day. Diesel, one of the Washington Police Depart- ment's K-9s, is trained to take down criminals who resist and demonstrated his abilities to doz- ens in attendance at the 12th Annual Pike County Bird Hunters Club Youth DAy this past Saturday.