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Sports WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2012 The News-Democrat/ Page 5 FREE JOINT PAIN SEMINAR Local orthopaedic surgeon Eugene Jacob, MD will be discussing Date: Thursday, April 19, 2012 Time: 6:00pm (light refreshments will be served) Location: Baptist Hospital Northeast 1025 New Moody Lane LaGrange, KY 40031 222-3627 1-888-222-8071 www.aboutstryker.com/seminars The Cats’ Pause was there for every moment in Kentucky’s epic season, and now you can relive all of the glory from one of the greatest seasons in college basketball history! Features a recap of every game during the 2011-2012 Season Pre-Order NOW at magazine.catspause.com Begins Shipping April 15th! This 136-page book, produced by The Cats’ Pause, captures Kentucky’s epic season with beautiful color photographs, and stories from each game. From Big Blue Madness to Blue Orleans national champions, we cover it all. Cost is only $10 (plus $3 postage, & tax). The book will begin shipping to fans on or about April 15, but you may pre-order your copy today. HOW TO PRE-ORDER 1. Go to magazine.catspause.com 2. Click on “2012 National Champs book only” 3. Or, to include a subscription to The Cats’ Pause click on “The Cats’ Pause Magazine”, and select “Plan 2 - 2012 National Champs” Celebr 8 Kentucky’s National Championship! Home run for the cure Left: Kurt Buhts catches a fly ball in left center. Right: Macc O’Neal hits a home run in his team’s first game of the day. Top right: Organizer Brittany Belcher fields a ground ball and throws out a runner at first. Above: Kurt Sims pitches for his team. Photos by KRISTIN SHERRARD/The News-Democrat About 60 people formed six teams and participated in The Support Second Base Susan G. Komen softball tournament Saturday at the county park. The event raised about $950, part of the fundraising effort by Brittany Belcher and her family to par- ticipate in the 3-Day for the Cure walk this November in San Diego. Baseball rebounds from loss, splits games Saturday at W-V By KRISTIN SHERRARD The News-Democrat After a Friday night loss on the road to dis- trict foe Gallatin County, the Panthers baseball team split a doubleheader Saturday at Walton-Verona, putting them at 6-6 on the season. Carroll struggled to put the bat on the ball against the Wildcats, managing just one hit in the game – a bunt single by Chase Osborne. Head coach Josh Mefford said his team had poor pitch selection against Gallatin pitcher Brady Lawrence, who struck out three and walked three in a complete game. The Panthers opened their day Saturday against Bowsher High School, from Ohio. Mefford said fielding errors led to two runs in the first inning for Bowsher. They tacked on three more in the fourth and one each in the sixth and seventh, 7-0. But the Panthers did not give up. They scored one run in the sixth and two more in the seventh to put the final score at 7-3. Trey Boles started things Please see BASEBALL, Page 11 Matt Allen connects and sends the ball to the outfield. VISIT MyCarrollNews.com! Keep up with your hometown news ...
