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Virginia Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Current News and Updates
VaHPA News & Updates
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February 20, 2010
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Looking for Sponsors
The Old Dominion Summer Classic is being
held May 22 in Stuarts Draft. We are
asking the members to start looking
for class sponsors for this event. Amy
Hall already covered A Class - Orvis
Co is sponsoring it. THANK YOU AMY for
thinking ahead !!
Now the rest of us need to get on the
ball and find 7 more. Remember, the
$50 per class sponsorship helps keep
our State Singles entry fees down. If
you have questions about this, just
give me a call. Pat
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RINGER REVIEW ROVING REPORTER
from Pat Snelgrove
Now that we have a newsletter again,
the Editor - Sherwood - has invited
all of our members to send him stories
or other information to print. He'd
like to keep up with the clubs, member
health concerns, tournament perspectives
from the players. So keep in touch
with him please!
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BUY A BRICK for HALL
OF FAME
Excerpt from a letter to the Regional
Directors from NHPA, Dick Hanson, Sec/Treasurer
"The NHPA Hall of Fame and museum in
Wentzville, MO is open. The new facility
still needs the support of our members.
The NHPA/NHPF Buy-A-Brick program is
ongoing. If you have not already purchased
one please consider it. We have ample
bricks available for purchase. Let your
name be part of the history of the NHPA
Hall of Fame. Stop in and visit, or
make plans to enter any one of a number
of tournaments held there. It is a great
place to pitch. "
In 2009, the VaHPA council purchased
a brick on behalf of our members. You
can get more information about the program,
brick pricing and sizes by clicking
this link.
Buy a brick and show your support.
Kevin
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5th Annual
SnowShoe Festival
By Pat Snelgrove
And WHAT a festival it
was !!
We had about 6” of snow on the
ground on the south side, and on the north side,
was grass – wet, but grass none the less, and
plenty of sun in sky. The day turned out so
pleasant, that most of us played in our shirtsleeves!!
Find out who won! (Continued
on the next page!)
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POWHATAN Court Project
Joe Presho is asking
for member assistance in getting attention
to proposed courts at
Powhatan Fighting Creek Park (next to
the new Powhatan library about 1/2 mile
east from the corner of 522 and 60.)
The Parks & Rec dept has the proposed
area all roped off, anticipating construction
of 6 courts. Depending on usage and
activity, they’ve indicated they’re
willing to go for 12. HOWEVER, Joe feels
they’re ‘on hold’ waiting for
public demand.
SO if you want to see these courts
built in Powhatan, feel free to contact
Kevin Myers at Phone#
804-598-7835, Fax# 804-598-1304
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CHESTERFIELD Court Project
Gary
Martin is working with Sports Quest,
a private organization that has 250
acres they’re developing in Chesterfield
County (near the intersection of Rte 288 & Rte 76).
Look up the project scope at
Greater Richmond Partnership by
clicking here. Or just search
“Sport Quest” on the internet.
It’s exciting stuff!! Unless things
take a surprising turn, this WILL happen
within the next couple of years.
Stay on top of this exciting
development, the whole Sports Quest
park will have Olympic training facilities
and accommodate multiple sporting venues.
Kevin
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New Club web pages
Sherwood Brown has been busy busy busy
over the winter, and part of his undertaking
has been to create web pages for each
of the "Eastern Shore Triangle" horseshoe
clubs.
Click to look at these, or just go
to our Clubs in Virginia page and follow
the links there. Kevin
Chesapeake,
Portsmouth,
Sleepy Hole
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Tonya Hix report
Two bundles of joy in two months
for the Hix family !!
Madison Nicole Hix - born to Thomas
and Heather Hix. She was born December
5 and weighed 5lbs 2oz and was 19 inches
long. She already has daddy wrapped
around her finger.
And Alita Faye Vannoy was born February
5 to the proud parents Kara and Elden.
Weighing in at 6lb,1oz, mom and baby
are at home resting up.
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VaHPA News & Updates
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December 6, 2009 2009
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The Alvin Bowers Butterball
Classic
By Sherwood Brown
October 24, 2009

The Al Bowers Butterball Classic
was a great turn out. This was a special day for
Alvin Bowers (continued
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The Suffolk Peanut Fest
By Sherwood Brown
October 9th and 10th
 
The Suffolk Peanut Fest Singles and Doubles Horseshoe
Tournament was a great turn out. On Friday night,
Luck of the Draw, there were nine teams (continued
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Fall Pot Luck
October 10, 2009
By Pat Snelgrove
It was shirt sleeve weather this year for the
final tournament at the Stuarts Draft courts. The
club was prepared to light a bon-fire in the big
cast iron grill for warmth. However, until the evening
advanced, the grill was used for cooking only. (continued
on the next page)
 
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Isle of Wight County Fair Horseshoe
Tournament
By Latanya Turner
The Isle of Wight County Fair Horseshoe Tournament
began at 10am on September 19, 2009. The over 25
participants were ready and the air was crisp! Ronnie
Reeves (defending champion from last year) of Suffolk,
Virginia won in first place and Bobby Evans new
to our tournament of Courtland, Virginia earned
the second place spot in the Singles Tournament.
When the Doubles Tournament was over Ronnie Reeves
and partner Jim Allen also of Suffolk, Virginia
took the top spot with second place honors going
to Bobby Evans and his partner Elvis Blunt of Emporia,
Virginia.
We had a great time and look forward to doing it
again next year September 18, 2010!
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End
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Results for the
Dublin
Fall Classic, September 12, 2009
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VaHPA News & Updates
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December 1, 2009
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Good Bye my Friends.

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A small man in stature, certainly
strong, his weak heart gave way.
It is with great sadness posting this
“Toll of Time”. Our friend
Matthew Taylor from Richmond died last Sunday November
29th from a massive heart attack. A very kind and
gentle man we will miss his enthusiasm for our sport.
Mimm’s Funeral Home, 1827 Hull Street, Richmond
(804-232-3874) is handling the arrangements. There’s
no formal wake scheduled, viewing is open – friends,
family, all – Wednesday starting 4pm and then all
day Thursday. His Funeral will be Friday at 1pm
at the Gravel Hill Baptist Church, 2600 Gravel Hill
Road, Richmond.
If you want to send a card along to his family
the home address is 1012 Kingsway Road, Richmond,
VA 23225
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VaHPA News & Updates
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September 25, 2009
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The Fall Potluck tournament
has been rescheduled
to October 10 . Same deal, bring a meal,
desert or snacks to share and your entry fee will be
reduced by $5. 2:00 PM start time. Please call Jeremi,
Yogi or Pat and let them know if you can make it..
The October 17 VaHPA
business meeting has changed locations.
Due to construction at the Fishersville Library they
have closed the meeting rooms. The new location is at
the Stuarts Draft's Schneider park complex. The building
across the field from the pavilion is where the
meeting will be held - same building as the restrooms.
In the meeting room, second floor. Club Presidents or
their representives are asked to attend to discuss our
state business and set the 2010 schedule. Everyone is
invited to attend. See you there! Kevin
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
From the National Horseshoe
Pitchers Association
The NHPA Executive Council has unanimously voted
to enact the following Playing Rules change, effective
immediately.
The current Rule can be found in the RGS Book, pgs.
7-8, Rule 1 - PITCHING DIVISIONS; Section E - Elder
Men (introductory information on eligibility).
Currently reads:
Section E – Elder Men (become eligible to pitch in the
Elders Division at any time during the calendar year
that they become seventy (70) years old)
Changed to:
Section E – Elder Men (become eligible to pitch in the
Elders Division upon purchase of an NHPA card dated
for the calendar year that they become seventy (70)
years old)
Related Information: Each year NHPA cards become
available for purchase during October of the previous
year. For example, you can buy your 2010 card during
October of this year. One benefit to new members is
that they can begin pitching in Fall Leagues and/or
Tournaments without having to purchase both a 2009 and
2010 card.
Here are some important reasons for the above Rules
change, which applies to all Open Men who may choose
to move into the Elders Division:
1 - Under the "old" rule, any male pitcher who is eligible
to "move up" into the Elders Division on January 1st
of 2010 must begin the Fall/Winter pitching season at
a distance of 40 feet for league and tournament play,
through December 31st of this year. On January 1st he
may then "move up", but must first re-qualify at this
shorter distance, as per our existing rule. This re-qualifying
requirement and pitching distance change/transition
is difficult, and is also disruptive during a league
season that may have started in the Fall and will continue
into the new year. The new rule, which allows Elders
to "move up" right after purchasing their 2010 card
(and before most Winter leagues begin), will eliminate
this problem.
2 - The NHPA has received numerous concerns/complaints
from first-year Elders who have not had sufficient time,
after January 1, to get in the 4 sanctioned events that
are required for entering the World Tournament. For
this reason, some have not been able to enter the World
Tournament for that first year. Meeting this requirement
is especially difficult in some or our Northern Charters
where severe weather/road conditions, during the Winter
and early Spring months, may prevent travel to scheduled
tournaments. Also, in some of the larger states, getting
to a tournament may require very long driving distances.
For these Elders, those 4+ months (January-midMay);
allow a much smaller "window" of time than for the rest
of us who have 12 months to get in our 4 required events.
This change will allow our Elders an additional 3 months
(7+ months total) to get in their 4 required events
for entering our World Tournament.
3 - Why change the Rule now? According to our Bylaws,
it would be 3 more years before a Rules change proposal
such as this could be presented to our delegates for
discussion and voting. This proposal should have been
voted on this year, but it was not proposed by any of
our members. Our Council does have the authority to
initiate changes such as this; that are for the good
and welfare of our members, and waiting 3 more years
for this change just didn't make good sense to us. Although
this change has been enacted by our unanimous Council
vote, it may be overturned next year by a 2/3 majority
vote of the seated delegates at the 2010 NHPA Convention
in Iowa. We can't imagine, however, why anyone would
be opposed to this change.
In horseshoes,
The NHPA Council
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The 2009
Grady Whaley Autumn Classic
September 19, 2009
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By Charlie Helton
The 8th Annual Grady Whaley Autumn Classic
was held Sat. Sept 19, 2009 in Kingsport, Tn.
at the Rock Springs Horseshoe Courts. Attending
were pitchers from; Tennessee, Virginia, North
Carolina, and Alabama. The weatherman called
for rain but it held off long enough to play.
You could not asked for better weather. We enjoyed
great competition and sportsmanship through
out the tournament. If you missed it, you missed
a good time!
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By Kevin Snelgrove
Traveling from north to south across Virginia
is every bit of 321 miles if you are on I-81.
Did you know Kingsport Tennessee, home to the
Grady Whaley Horseshoe pitching tournament is
only another 20 miles south. For Pat and I,
it was a short four hour ride, much like going
to the Chesapeake and Suffolk area. Only a 240
mile ride! Traffic was not that bad but the
rain going through Christiansburg certain slowed
us down. The rain was unbelievable, we could
barely see 100 feet in front of us.
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The 43rd Annual Raymond L. Frye Tournament
By Bobbie Burke
The 43rd Frye got under way on a cloudy cool, buy
dry day. With 64 adult pitchers and 5 juniors, from
VA, MD, PA, WV, and NC. Congratulations to all our pitchers,
but a special mention to our (continued
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Class A Vicki Kunde 2nd (MD)
Paul McGee 1st (MD) Class B, Don Swaim 1st (WV) Ken
Wilhelm 2nd (WV)
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VaHPA News & Updates
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September 16, 2009
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What a great State Singles!
As President and Tournament Director for the Virginia State
Singles it is hard to determine who I should thank first, the
pitchers, the score keepers, the state council, the hosting
club or Mother Nature for such a smooth event. A couple of small
glitches but nothing major happened in the time table of the
event. (continued
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DO YOU BELIEVE IN GUARDIAN
ANGELS?

Thomas Banks (center) has been a backbone member of the Richmond
Horseshoe Club since it beginning is so grateful for a second
chance on life, thanks to the heroic efforts of a few fellow
pitchers to save his life. If it was not for their efforts he
would not be here!
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What is harder to achieve
in the NHPA organization than a perfect game?
Believe it or not, getting your 50 Year Membership is tougher
than a perfect game.
By Kevin Snelgrove

Looking at the foot steps of a man that has been a big part
of the Virginia Horseshoe Pitchers Association is amazing. A
walking encyclopedia of knowledge, Floyd can recite faster than
my computer can, the names, dates and results of events at the
time I was barely born. How he does it just blows my mind, but
it shows his devotion to a passion he loves, pitching horseshoes.
At our state singles general membership meeting I had the pleasure
to present to Floyd Hix his 50 year membership patch in the
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association. Can he get his 100
year membership? Knowing Floyd, he stands a good chance, providing
he lives to be the oldest man in the world at 135 years. With
today's technology it may happen. But if Floyd misses his 100
year patch one of his children might be a first. Only time will
tell.
Thank you Floyd for all you have done to organize and promote
the sport of pitching horseshoes..
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Second Fiddle no more!
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Ronnie Walker has been chasing a dream for years
playing second fiddle to the our Virginia state Champ,
no more!
He is our
2009 Virginia State Men's Champion.
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Women's Champion Amy
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Six women qualified for the Championship class
From the left Gail Walker (4th), Renee Cowan (2nd),
Amy Hall (Champ), Hope Preshoe (4th), Kelly Campbell
(5th), Pat Snelgrove (6th)
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From the left Ross Lishen(3rd), Dewey Storms(2nd) Carl
Otto (Champ) Don Masters(4th), Thomas Banks(6th) and
Jim Walls(5th)
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2009 Virginia State Elders Champion
Carl Otto
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Senior Men's Champion

From the left, "Yogie" George Guyer, Wayne Sturtz,
Ronnie Reeves( Champ), Ray Barb, Tom Bunting, and Donnie
Snowden
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2009Virginia State Senior Women's
Champion

From the left Betty Weakly (Champ), Norma Venavage
(2nd)
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2009 Virginia State
Cadet, Junior Boys, Junior Girls Champions

From the left is Tyler Wetzel ( Jr. Boys Champ),
"Trey" David McDowell (2nd Jr Boys), Elizabeth Vanoy
( Jr Girl Champ), Brian Sharp( Jr. boy 3rd), Dayton
Campbell (Cadet Champ)
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The 2009 DON MASTERS SUMMER CLASSIC
By Sherwood Brown
August 22, 2009
The
2009 Don Masters Summer Classic was a very hot one.
Their were 28 pitchers that came out and participate
in the tournament. Their was a special presentation
and an award present to Don Masters.
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VaHPA News & Updates
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August 30, 2009
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| From the Presidents Desk Where has this summer gone? It
seemed to have started late with the heat and humidity and here
it is almost fall. Hurricane season is here and as of today
(Sunday 8/30) it does not look like we will have to worry about
one for our States Singles next week. Ninety-six pitchers signed
up. The pitching schedule is pretty tight. Please attend the
State meeting at noon on Saturday (rain or shine) and check
in at least an hour ahead of your pitching time. If you have
not heard from Pat as to when you pitch, please give her a call.
Kevin
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Fire Cracker Classic
August 15,2009
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The Fire Cracker Classic
By Kevin Snelgrove
Small turnout but certainly tight classes, this event
once again drew many top pitchers to fill A class. Seven
pitchers from
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2009 Coast Guard Day
By Sherwood Brown
August 15, 2009 |
| We made a special presentation and dedicate this
horseshoe tournament in the name of Paul Caginess Open
Classic.
Their were 24 players and were
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Sweet Dreams Horseshoe Tournament
July 25, 2009
By Kevin Snelgrove |

(RC) 1st. Steven Chittum Sr
Verona
VA 3
0
(LC) 2nd. Steve HALL
Stuarts Draft
VA 2
1
( R) 3rd. Reno Darcus
Grottoes
VA 1
2
( L) 4th. Gerorge Hobson
Chesterfield
VA 0
3
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Double Trouble Open Classic
By Sherwood Brown |
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The 2009 Open Double Trouble
Horseshoe Tournament was held on 25 July 2009 at Sleepy
Hole Park Horseshoe Courts.
This was the club first
Open Doubles Horseshoe Tournament. For this tournament,
you bring your own partner. Their were Five Team that
participate in the event. The 5 Team that participate
was as follow: Ronnie Reeves and Jim Walls, Don Masters
and Dewey Storm, James Allen and Charlie William and
William Ponton and Rick . The competition was very tight
and close.
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Otto Classic
by Carl Otto
July 18, 2009 |
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| Good Food |
Paul E Campbell (c) is very happy to have joined
his pitching family. (Left to right) April, Jimmy, Kelly,
Grandpa Paul, Dean, Dayton, Paul A. |
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Wow!!! When we selected July 18 for our second tournament
for 2009, the big question was "What do we do about the heat?"
Past experience indicated that the temperature, humidity and
direct sun can be a real challenge, particularly for our more
senior players. This year we got lucky. The temperature stayed
in the eighties and the humidity was down
The second WOW was that we had forty five players. This is the
biggest turnout
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| June 30, 2009, Virginia State
Doubles, X Trials, 2009 Summer Fun, Old Dominion Summer Classic,
The 6th Robert Snowden Let Um Ring Classic, 1st Annual Lynchburg
South Spring Pitch, 44th Annual Apple Capital, The Draft Doubles,
Steel Away Classic, Chesapeake Spring Fling, Yuk and Muck the
7th Annual Carl Frye Memorial, The Richmond Open, 2009 Snow
Shoe Festival |
| December 9, 2008 ,
Hensel Eppard
Toll of Time,
The Butterball
Classic,
The Fall Potluck |
| September 24, 2008 ,
The
Virginia State Singles |
| July 23, 2008 ,
2008 Virginia's World Class Champions ,
Sweet Dreams
Day |
| June 24,
2008 Doubles Championship Passes On!
Summer Fun, VaHPA
BYLAW UPDATES |
| April 29, 2008,
Tornadoes
Rip through, Score sheets, Hill City Spring Ringers, 6th
Carl Frye, 2008 Chesapeake Spring Fling, The Richmond Open,
5th Annual “LET UM RING CLASSIC” |
| February 17, 2008
Snowshoe
Festival |
| December 10, 2007 Frost Bite Classic, Suffolk Peanut
fest , Sleepy Hole Grand Opening , 41st Raymond L. Frye Memorial
Tournament , The Fall Finals, Butterball Classic, Hill City
Fall Ringers |
| September
11, 2007 2007 Va State Singles Dave Moser inducted to the Hall
of fame, The 11th Fall Finals, Sweet Dreams, Virginia State
Doubles, Otto Classic, Chesapeake Open |
| August 26,
2007 Sleepy Hole announces its Grand Opening!, 2007
NCHPA Dogwood Queen, 2007 SCHPA Summer Fun Queen |
| June 14th,
2007 The toll of time Carl Hix The 2007 X
- Trials, 5th Annual Carl Frye, Draft Doubles, Hill
City Spring Ringers, 2007 Dogwood Queens, Let un Ring!
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| April 15th,
2007 The 5th Annual Carl Frye
Chesapeake Spring Fling Two courts to go! Sleep Hole |
| February
18th, 2007 The toll of time Bobby Hoover
2007 Snowshoe Festival |
| June10, 2006 X-Trials
The 2006 Summer Fun
The 40th Raymond Frye Memorial
Horseshoe Tournament
2007 Va State Singles
Whetzel on a roll! Sleep Hole
and a lot more
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| Jan 20 2006 Mother
Nature Delivers a "Perfect Day" Snowshoe Festival |
| October 2 , 2005 Circle K
Horseshoe Club finds a new home, Ruther Glen Fall Open, What
goes up, comes down ! The Stuarts Draft Fall Finals, New courts
at Sleepy Hole, Suffolk Peanut Fest |
| September 7th , 2005, September
14th , 2005, 2005 Virginia State Singles, The Flame! The 39th
Raymond Frye |
| August 28, 2005 Wanted Ronda
and Palette ,James City County Fair Horseshoe Tournament ,Try
HsMASTER, 10th Annual Summer fun. |
| July 24th , 2005, James City
County Fair Horseshoe Tournament , Porks Shoe Shack WANTED,
Sweet Dreams Horseshoe Tournament, X-Trials, State doubles,
National Senior Games, Draft Doubles |
| May 5 , 2005, Toll of time,
Denny Davis, James City County Fair, Hanover Spring Open, The
4th Annual Carl Frye |
| March 20 , 2005, Chuck Duymich
accepts ARD, Hix fire |
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December 20
, 2004
, Arlington VA
October 4th 2004 , Hanover Pole Green courts are set to open,
Suffolk Peanut Festival
August 8th, 2004 Denny Davis Standing Tall, What will you be
doing at 92? The DW Strickler Memorial Plaque is unvield. The
Dublin Dominators win the X-Trials, The 4th Chesapeake Open,
Portsmouth and Augusta County pitching clinic,
February 18th 2004 , Hurricane Isabell The Hix Family at the
2003 World |
| September 7, 2003 |
March 2, 2003, through Jan
of 2004, Oldies
but Goodies,, the
2003 Senior Olyimpics Games, Capture a new way of pitching,
"Let'm Ring" the Portmouth Club is growing, Raymond is back!
A new home for King William, Horseshoes Wanted! A new Junior
league welcome Hillside, Military Children's Horseshoe
Clinic , The Lynch Mob wins the X-TRIALS,
Wanted last seen wondering
the streets of Eau Clair, Shoe Fly Circus, Perfect game
by Tamara and lots of tournament results.
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December 23, 2002 Toll of
time! Claude "Lee" Painter , NHPF Fundraiser, The Frost
Bite Open, The Portsmouth Horseshoe Club , What would you do
in a Nor'easter?, The Chesapeake Horseshoe Club 2002 Review
, The Stuarts Draft Fall Finals ,Palmyra, Va?
October 22, 2002 VaHPA Business
Meeting, September 16, 2002 , State single results with photos,
36th Annual Raymond Frye Memorial ,36th Annual Raymond
Frye Memorial Open Doubles
September 6, 2002 ,Firecracker
Classic ,Ken Henson history, 2002 Virginia State Singles
August 29, 2002 36th Raymond Frye
Memorial
August 24, 2002 Ricky Halls
Perfect Game at the Grottes Final, 3rd Annual Apple Valley Open
August 19, 2002 Lynchburg 2003
August 11, 2002, Poor Farm Park
Doubles, The Draft Classic, The Otto Classic
July 30, 2002 the Chesapeake Open
July 7, 2002 , Fulks Run Tournament,
Churchville Draw Partners, Earl Linkous Memorial, Randall weakely
accepts post, 11th top of Virginia
July 30, 2002 , 2nd Annual Chesapeake
Open , Saturday Nights alive and kicking!
August 2, 2002, Toll of Time,
Howard Carmichael
August 11, 2002, The Otto Classic
results , 2002 Poor Farm Park Doubles, The Draft Classic
August 13, 2002, Lynchburg 2003
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August 24, 2002,Ricky Hall pitches
a perfect game 100%, 3rd Annual Apple Valley Open, The Jack
Frost Enterprise / Farmers Insurance Group , Coed and Mens Open
Doubles
September 6, 2002, 2002 Virginia
State Singles , Firecracker Classic , With the Washington
Monument ,September 16, 2002, 16 men determined to win the
Virginia State Men's Championship, 36th Annual Raymond Frye
Memorial ,25 Years in the Sanctioned League ProgramOctober
22, 2002, Winter Tournaments Coming Up!!,
Dec 23, 2002, Toll of time! Claude
"Lee" Painter , Fundraiser , The Frost Bite Open , The Portsmouth
Horseshoe Club is moving forward! , If you bowl, horseshoe throwing
should be easy. , What would you do in a Nor'easter?, The Chesapeake
Horseshoe Club 2002 Review , The Stuarts Draft Fall Finals ,
Palmyra, Va? It is between Richmond and Charlottesvile!
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| July 1, 2002, -- Old
Dominion Summer Classic Results, -- Looking for something
to doon the 4th of July. , -- D.W. Strickler Memorial Results,
-- Chesapeake Update! , -- Lynchburg Tournaments!
Perhaps, -- Stuarts Draft Updates, -- The VaHPA is Growing
!, -- The Virginia State Doubles , -- Computer
Viruses!!
May 23, 2002 --
The Richmond Open , -- general updates
May 16, 2002 -- 37th
Annual Apple Capitol , -- WE HAVE 3 WINNERS, --
Club Tournament vs Team Tournament, -- Reporting
Results
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May 14,
2002, -- Churchville Open pitching will never be the same,
-- Contest #1
May 2, 2002 -- Carolina
Dogwood Festival,
April 24, 2002, --
Field of Dreams coming true, -- The new King William Horseshoe
Club, -- The smell of concrete!!! --
Mountian View Singles Results,
-- New Secretary
April 2, 2002 --
The Petersburg Open Results, -- Happy Birthday,
Chesapeake, -- www.vahpa.com and our new sponsor.
March 27, 2002 --
Virginia pitching options expand with new courts!, --
Hanover County holds the first tournament of 2002, --
1st sanctioned event of 2002, -- The Petersburg
Open, -- Virginia's Pre registered events
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December 23, 2001,
-- Peyton Skillman, -- 2002 Schedule,
-- How our state events rank as an individual in 2001.
October 18, 2001 --
Chesapeake Open Results, -- Richmond Horseshoe Club?
-- State Business Meeting Summary, -- Health
Updates.
September 25, 2001 --
Shewsbury fan Club, -- Stuarts Draft Fall Finals
September 15, 2001 --
9-11-01, -- 35th Raymond Frye Results, --
Chesapeake Open |
September 9, 2001 The 35th
Raymond Frye Memorial
September 2, 2001 Virginia State
Singles
July 29, 2001 Winners of the
Children's Horseshoe Tournament and tournaments results
June 30, 2001, Grottoes Classic,
Grottoes Va
July 7, 2001 Firecracker Classic,
Dublin Va
July 14, 2001, H. C Eppard Open,
Grottoes Va
July 21, 2001 Crozet Summer Classic,
Crozet Va
July 28, 2001 Draft Classic,
Stuarts Draft
June 24, 2001 The Virginia
State Doubles, The Roanoke Times article, D.W Strickler Memorial
Churchville June 2,
Claudius Crozet Open June 9,
10th Top of Virginia, Winchester, June 16
May 29, 2001 The Children's
Horseshoe Tournament
May 27, 2001 Announcements, Old
Dominion Summer Classic
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May 24 2001 - Children's
Horseshoe Tournament, 36th Apple Capitol
April 18, 2001 Cecil Painter
Toll of Time
March 31,2001 Welcome to the
Chesapeake Horseshoe Club and 2000 Awards
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