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The Courier-journal 50 they brought in another umpire ‘ l
HUNTINGBURG, Ind. -- Ma- Imet’temtmenafldm and never did get it shot that night. ________
' . dormer Tom Hanks and Geeha Davis Shettttatscmfit‘mfleefld T'The P‘Oblem was that Ge?“ 1992 Officers
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- Huntingburg, and with them the lights, aypmentzlate herback- They hadaladderOYetheren Mary Schurz 3
cameras and crew from Columbia BfllMatthews, arid you d see the batter swmg, and Danvi/le Advocate-Messenger 3
Pictures’ baseball comedy ”A League 1977KPAdt this fella 0n the ladder would drOP the President-Elect i
Of Their Own.” ‘ prettier; ball maybe 25 feet, and I had to run Jerry Lylesi Benton Tribune-Courier it
Butinpassing,theylefttheDubois I backtomake the ’out’ call whenand if Past President ;
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County town of 5,500 a brand-new stadium, completewithbillboardsand She ever caught tt- Evenagood player Cel‘a McDonald
3 tourist attraction and a small army of other fixtures. For more than two has-a hard hme catching a baseball \Sltlce PEeS'demTh K t k Sta dar d ‘l
home-grown extras With great stories weeks last summer, it was the motion behthd the back, and Geena Dams ‘5 Trzziupevyery, 9 en ”0 y n t,
to tell their grandchildren. picturehome of theRockford Peaches, hOt an athlete.’ Doroth Abernath Oldham Era 4,
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7 131“ Matthews, 62, editor of the a women s pro baseball team in the 1“ anot er scene, _ I . Board of Directors . -,
Huntingburg Press, wentto the theater Girls’ League of half a century ago. Peaches manager, yelled insults m District 1 ,3
in Jasper the other night to watch all Enter Matthews, a native of Matthews face after a dISPttted call William Mitchell, Fulton Leader , 7]:
fourseconds of himself scampering Shelbyville,Ky.,formerCIAemployee, agalnst the Peaches at second base. District 2 t -
across the screen in a 194OS—vintage veteran editor and one-time president ”The htSt thlhg he said was, 'You Jed Dillingham j
baseball umpire’s outfit. oftheKentucky Press Association, who never umpired ablankety—blank game Dawson Springs Progress " i
”Mysonhad alreadytoldmeabout lettered in baseball his freshman year In your hte!’ Whleh was a true state- $12:th vlett McLe C t N i
» it, 50 I knew it was going to be very attheUniversityofMichiganand who ment,” Matthews confessed. It was District 49 ' an ouny 9W5
brief," Matthews said. ‘I'thmk I was landed a role as one of eight umpires unrehearsed. h d . Charlie Portmann, Franklin Favorite .
3 elated, but I was also disappomted m the picture, earning $50 a day. The scene, althoug not use 1“ District 5
" that one of the other scenes didn’t get "They have to payyou extra if you the meme, has appeared 1h some 0f Coleman Love ,
in.” . say,Ithink, it's three words,andI kept the promotional chps, he Seld‘ Landmark Community Newspapers " 1
Much of the picture was filmed in yelling, ’You’re out!’ or ’You’re safel’” Meanwhile, Matthews 13 already District 6 ,‘

. Evansville, Ind., last summer, but di- Matthews said. ”So the producercame 10"th forward to another picture " DPFOthY Abernathy, Oldham Era ., '
rector Penny Marshall was drawn to out and said, ’Just give the signal. ”Monroe County Blues "_ about the D'Str'Ct 7 , _ ,
Huntingburg bya tum-of-the-century They’ re not going to send you $500!” early ClVll rlghts movement in baseball. 3:13.331 ICk. Gal/aim County News 9;
baseball stadium in acity park next to Matthews recalled a scene in The Hunungburg stadium w111bethe Ken M etz Bath County N ews-Outlook ‘l
a cornfield on the edge of town. The Which Davis, the catcher, makes a be- primary filrrung location next spring, District 1’0,”
stadium was once used by the old hind-the-back catch ofahigh foul tip. and Matthews hears there may be a Marty Backus , i, ‘
Indiana-Kentucky Baseball League. ”In the movie,youseeherdo that,” role to; a bus driver. ” Appalachian News-Express 9 . 1 i

Columbia Pictures enlarged the he said. ”I was theumpire, and we 'IIve.not been offered the part, District 12 . - _ 3,, -. 7‘ _> 3 3:. g
1*, . stadium from about‘500 to.3,500_ seats shot that scone34‘3ti3nies, and. 31' gopso. '. he selgmtihesnule. ‘butj wouldread " Louise Hatmaker , _ ’ ' ' wvgj . '
1' ‘ and renovated it to resemble a 19405 It h°t that I began to hyperventilate '- - - the script. Jackson Times/Beath'Vi/Ie Enterprise _ ’ 351%,” ._ “-
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1 JEFF FANNIN has resigned as The new general manager of The DR. RON WOLFE has been DONNA DIETZ, who interned ‘
' general manager of The Morehead Pioneer News in Shepherdsville is named chairman of the department with The Crittenden Press in 1986,
; > News to devote full time to his THOMAS BARR, who has been . of mass communications at Eastern has come back to the Marion paper ’
‘ ‘3 ministry with the Bluebank First editor of the multi-weekly since Kentucky University, replacing as a writer. The Western Kentucky
Church of God and The Good 1984. An Eastern Kentucky Univer- acting chairman DR. DEAN CAN- University graduate has worked
Shepherd, a non-profit food and sity alumnus, Barr, who will retain NON. Wolfe has taught journalism with The Oldham Era in LaGrange ,
5 clothing ministry for the disadvan- the editor’s position, replaces PETE and public relations at EKU since and the News-Democrat and Logan .
taged. He joined the staff in 1978 as a MIO who transferred to another 1986. ' Leader in Russellville.
pressman and assumed the top division of Landmark. Switching hats is VICTORIA The Leslie County News in Hyden
9 managerial job in 1989- RONALD l- SCHREINER, former senior staff has hired TINA CALLAHAN as a .
F CAUDILL, regional coordinator for writer for The Sentinel-News in staff writer. She is a student at . '
Park Newspapers, is serving as Twopapers Shelbyville. She has moved to the Hazard Community College. .
9 actin eneral mana er. Z;EéiEE£35.::iss15E3S???5E5355"-:E5555i355%§5§§§2i533**f’3§§i§5§"‘35’i'i;§§§§§ii5%=ii5135’§5§3=?§?5?55*553255555533???” a.:eisiiiiiégigérfiiég advertisin side as a sales re resen- KPA has at least one beau
AgISgO at Moreheaél, KIM Wln4~Hawards tative ”to groaden my knowlidge” queen on its rolls. TERESA LITYER, j
HAMILTON has been named TheMadlsonmlleMessengerand of the newspaper business. news editor of the Trimble Banner- 3
3, managing EditOY- On the staff since TheNWS*DmoaatlnCanollton The Kentucky Standard in Democrat in Bedford, was recently .
University. Former advertising awardsglvendurmgtheannual members to its circulation depart— gatta. Besides the title and crown, 4
i; promoted to assistant general AssooationofExtensiontipI-IAgcms Guardsman JIM KE S SLER is a new graduate won $500. 1 »
manager, and former ad salesperson Wethemomtedfiede circulation driver and JOE DOWNS .
SHIRLEY HOOD is now in charge bbieWright,wasnamedthetop is the paper’s new carrier coordina- . MARY ANNA SIMPSPN’ a .
, ~. of advertising. Conn has been with weeklynewspaperforsupenorcov— tor. New to the paper’s advertising fixture at The News—Enterprise before . ;
‘ the News since 1976 and Hood since erageof4-HandExtenSIQnaCt1v1hes staff is sales representative n “Y” The Nears-Enterpr 158’ ‘has '
5 1989- ’ WEMesswxersmffGar‘h MADELINE RAPIER DOWNS. retired-.51“? ”med the Staff 0f Bea“
' 'I Former pressman DARRYL Gambhnwonfirstplacemthenews LOUIS R. ANDREWS, reporter Puelzilshing f 3102;: zthaper's ‘
1‘ BARKER has been named produc— storyandfeaturestorycategories, for The Commonwealth—journal in pr ecesso 5' y g . '
«. , . 5;; _d;;gL0wellsgsMen-d ckggamedggargfirstr _ At the age of 74, ELIZABETH ‘
1‘ tion manager at The Morehead News. a?fblhyh somerset, l'eCEIVQd a Best 1991 News PETERS has hun u her e eshade .
i Returning from a year's leave, he pacghorpuxsedppto Story award from the American g p y
i - - - lswasMendyksthlrdyear - . . - at The Kentucky Standard. She was :
“"11 ”Pemseau °pemt1°ns°fthe towmthetohtahaward Cance’SOC‘WS 1‘“ka dmsm hired in 1969 by former editor -
' . rinting press, photography lab and *ppoogrpy at the group’ 5 annual meeting . . 1
.P . . . andGambhnssecondtowmmthe , . , Elizabeth Spalding Walls as a staff L,
10" Pnnhngsemces' wntmgcompetxflon. recently‘“ L°“‘s‘”“e- writer with added dutiesin _ .
,9 l ¥ K, . “ _ JAMIE SIZEMORE, formerly Of ifiE1EiiI213152E2E1'53?SIE1E1312-:-:1313i51EI3523lE:E153I::2E:31i132ii{IE2E!El31ElitE!E1:131:2E:E2':ii?11,3132?IiiiIEiiifliiiI:1:1E23IEli135:1:iEIEIEIEIEkFEIEIEIEIE ,, _ ‘ DUANNE PUCKETII editor Of' Classifieds and Circulation. * 77 ‘ "' i ' “whiff—:5;
' ," ’ Roane Newspapers in Kingston, The Sentinel—News in Shelbyville, is ’ "
Tenn., is the new advertising man- _ Western Kentucky University this year’ s recipient of the Service. to New York Giants quarterback i
j. ager at The News—Enterprise in flelded four first place w1nners in Dairy Industry Award, given during PHIL SIMMS has been named to i
‘ Elizabethtown. With Roane, also a the College Photographer of the ' the Kentucky Dairy Festival in June. the Newspaper Carrier Hall of Fame
2; part of Landmark Community . Year Competition. DAVID New to the staff of The Sentmel— by the Int emati onai Circulation 1
‘ . Newspapers, she oversaw advertis- STEPHENSON won in Spot News - News is Sullivan College graduate Managers Association. As a young- .
ing and circulation for a tri-weekly for an entry titled ”Fallen Child.” LISA JOHNSON, part-time adver- ster, Simms delivered The Courier- .
:\ and four weekly publications. The ‘ Winning in the Pictorial category for tising assistant. l0 u r nal and Louisville Times. j
Western Kentucky University thelp‘l'éotoB'Eflectiogs” was CRAIC:l flagrSméelew alum— . ‘
L aduate has also worked for 3 rs FR . M a stage eauties” earne nus . I was » f
gnr Maryland and Virginia. p pe a top award for TOM LEININGER recently hired as a sales representa- bee Two Kspéulgkystudents hlaye ‘
- " in Personal Vision, and RICK tive in the advertising department at n awar u 1am Iourna 15m ,
=1. . ANGELA LAM-‘0' former LOOMIS won for Sports Portfolio. The News—Enterprise in Education Fellowships for 1992'
advertising representative at KPA Only one other school, the Univer- Elizabethtown. Also new to the staff Recent hlgh SChOOI graduates, they {
* Associate Inside the Turret, is the sity of Texas-Austin with two, had is SABRINA CAHILL, a composi- are TOMA?“ DUNCAN Of Louis-
. new general manager/ advertising more than one winner. The competi- tor. Spending the summer with the “119' who WI" attend Centre C01” ' .5 .
j manager Of The Spencer Magnet in tion is spohsored by Kappa Alpha Elizabethtown paper as an intern is lege, and ROBERT S. KING 0f ,
; Taylorsville. A Ball State University Mu, National Press Photographers LISA E. KOGER, a student at Louisa, who plans to enroll at the _ .
1 graduate, she has also worked at The Foundation and the University of Western Kentucky University. UniverSIty of Kentucky. The fellow-
f I N ews-Enterpr ise in Elizabethtown. Missouri School of Journalism with WALT APPERSON, president ships carry a cash grant 0f $32630 .
She replaces LISA BLAND who educational grants provided by and publisher of the Murray and are sponsored by the Indianapo- ’
i relocated to Ohio. Canon USA and Professional LedgerérTimes, has been elected to 1‘5 Star-News, Phoenix Gazette and
A» TERRY SPEARS has resigned as Imaging, Eastman Kodak. ' the board of directors of Paducah’s Arizona Republic. ,
~ editor of the Appalachian News- . . Peeples First Corp-r parent company
' : Express in Pikeville to work in the DAVID BLACKBURN, former 0f the Bank Of Murray, for Wthh the /
"- ‘ campaign 0f congTESSional candi‘ staff writer and photographer at The weStem KehtUCkY umve’S‘tY fifear ye / j—[kar ye/
‘ - date 10h“ Doug Hays. He had been Crittenden Press in Marion, has alumnus ‘5 also a director. . ‘
: ' on the newspaper staff. since 198.5’ joined the staff 0f the Kentucky New . Northern Kentucky University Judges are needed .
» ‘ except for a term as editor/publisher Era in Hopkinsville as a sports senior MIKE BUNZEL is interning for the New England .
.- 0f the former Martin Countian & writer. He replaces RAY with the Recorder Newspapers this PressAssociation contest,
. “Mercury in Inez. The Pikeville . DUCKWORTH, who resigned to go summer. He will edit the NKU October 2 at the Harley
, f. - College graduate was named editor with the Asheville (NC) Citizen student newspaper this fall. Hotel in Lexington. , J
=1 0f the News-Express 1“ early 1991- staff. A Murray State University .. Call Sue Cammack, 800/ _ ,
’ é , Former staff writer LINDA BREED graduate, Blackburn has also Inteming at The Cadiz Record is 264-5721.
_ , ' 7 has been appointed managing worked with the Cadiz Record and TRISH CASH, a student at Murray ;
- ' , editor. the MSU newspaper and yearbook. State University. .
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 :: . August 1992, The Kentucky Press, Page 5‘ , . , 1 3; j
-: Edltor s nose for news turns head over heels Pkfl V .
1 By Duanne Puckett ' lcus I, I 1.3197
V The Sentine"N 310$, ShelbyVille 1 .. ...,.., . .. , 1 ~ '
1 . . .When the tornado hit , ’“gm ' h V . . . 1 - z :
1 ; Christiansburg, staff writer Kevin E weighs ' My”; . The Glasgow Dally Ttmes 13 the ‘ 3 ’
1 Eigelbach headed in that direction ”if”? f l 3.1 ' rug/”é", . wmner 0f “19.1992 Donrey Award '3
' . rightawaynfollowed about 30 * 1,, fPFC°.mm“““Y SGWICE-Thecompe' ,
} minutes later with two other staffers ”‘3 M .. , ‘ if; ' ' ”I , hhoh 15 sponsored by the Donrey ,
» to make sure we got a total picture ,1,“ ' ' -. 3 3 . . " . ” Media Group, of which The Times is ‘ ’f
. of the destruction. ”wag? .. ' / . . ‘ . 1 1 , , . a part. Donrey includes 53 daily .1. ,5;
1 Most people probably think 23"???“ .W :/ 2...... % , 1 ,1, newspapers, five non-dailies and 3.
that’s crazy that we go out in a , %“ 1 ,1 , , J ,1.” other communicatlons organiza- 3 1;
en . storm, but, remember, we are a «g? 3} fih ., if , "1:22 . ., 3/, - . tiongfi L0 . '11 D d . y»?
3 "news"paper- are. f“ , Mi de' - "’5“ 1.111 ” mm t
g , So is the Springfield Sun, which §U‘3§e‘:§§fieg gr .1 . ,,', t1 ,, i 51:3qu 5.1“ ccl)mpetition Sponsored by
is why editor Ninie Glasscock took was s14”; , “a 53“?“ Newspaperl’“‘?hshos
c camera in hand and went to £5? 1 :iéffif‘fi“ M9- 7453/? / $39; 1% Assocration. Presented *0 editor ‘
1, ’ Fredericktown to Cover the flooding gig .. “ 522$ fgfi‘fi ; g N3; 5/ :- g3 gig-#3 Yvonne Coleman dunng the recent . ,f 1
‘j last Thursday. g . 1 w» J $- ‘ e: / '-"1g/%f}&- £11.?“ WA convention in Baltimore were ‘1
Z The award—winning writer S: 33333," ”3: as, ”3,7313% figs/11,; f”, :‘ ~ :1; a first place for original advertismg ' 3
i almost made her own headlines. x _ ks; jigs?“ ; %%’%;efééfihi an: seconfd place for ipeclilalifdmon ‘ 3
County got seven inches of rain in -' ,, xxpageg m” es 05mm ' ' -- i-
less than three hours. Her descri ’ , 3 3?; '
, .tions of the scene were: P- } Qafwg t- 1, /, v 3 . 1E;
: ~Theraim"nkestanding v'i e 1’: . TheoRreoouneHWW , i: V
)re ‘ I L underneath a waterfall." W M b ' _ 1“ Hodgenvrlle was a partic1pant 1“ i,
4 0The flow of the creek: "like 'It was a dark ana stormy flight . . . ' its local high school’s Project Gradu- if“
h , pulling the plug in the bathtub and Ninle Glasscock reluctantly came fonlvard after her harrowing tale of near- ation- General manager Jennifer 3 j
j the water rushing toward the drain.” drowning had been told to colleagues at the summer convention In Patterson and editor Tma Kunkler 5‘:
; Pikeville. For her 'drenching' experiences in service to the readers of The worked as casino dealers in the , ‘
l 5 Springfield Sun, she was given an umbrella. Monte Carlo room at the event- , ,. l
19 : Ninie is a die—hard ———————————-————_——-———-—-————-———'-—— Associate member Inside the . 1 é ;
' ' 3 She Was hanging there, trying to her way back to the other rescue Turret donated part Of “5 take from i 1 j
. 3 JournahSt’ th9ugh' SO decipher what to do next when workers. ”1 was drenched but so the second annual Baby It’s Y0“ V . 3;;
"f 3 ' She was 1‘01de her ”whack, something big hit me from were they, so no one noticed,” Ninie contest to. the Fort Knox Outreach . / {1% I
see-”Ha“: camera high in the air behind . . . my head, shoulders and said. Baby Bundle Progrfam. The paper . ' T ' J5?
, j :«r even though she was down my back. Have you ever been She didn’t tell them either desrgnated $150 0 every $25.0 entry 1. . , 1
" ' , ‘ knocked out? Welt-the sounnges .. i. becanse '.’I.had.been warned notato 2 .- feetothe fundto buy items, WhKhM‘“‘ a“?
z i bobbmg up and down ‘first. All the rushing waterway v 1 1 do exactly What 1- did.‘Wouldn’t it ' ' arethen glvee'w'newboms oflumorti
i ' like 'a cork. gone; it was dead quiet, like turning have been something if the only enlisted farrulies. Turret advertismg 3 ‘
me 3 ' off the TV set. And then I started casualty had been the stupid editor manager (3de Sh‘lh‘ presented 5
3 going under.” , of the paper?” baby paraphernalia worth $178.50 to ' 33.3
g- h i She had crossed a stretch of An unidentified man grabbed the program. , l1 .
' : water on a ”mo" With a man and her ha" and the bad‘ Of her Shirt .. _ _' 1‘ J ..
3 ; then found her way to a stone fence and pulled her to safety. She sat lnmemnm Nmeteenemployees of The 3 ,, :'- g
3 where she stood to take pictures. stunned for a minute and then made =it???it====‘=1?ii‘=5‘71“to???wehe???5‘3‘3==:'==5‘?‘9Wit???=5335151313I?it???it???553:3??355‘: N ews-E nterpnse 1n Ehzabethtown, ‘ {H
. ’ i Her attention was on focusing her . plus 10 of their friends/ family if
n { lens in the midst of the drenching . . , Ierome Adam Condo members, participated in the March ~ if?
' rain and not on the water. ClClSSlerdS Jerome Adam Condo, 50, Wash— 0f Dimes Walk America and raised . __ 1 i}
3y 3 The next thing she knew, water ' ington correspondent for The Ken- $1.700- PUbhfjheT Mike Anders, - ’ j
as- l was cresting at her feet - it had HQID anfgg tucky Post in Covington, died June 28 Wlth $100, raised the most money- ' .l .
. , 1 apparently risen six feet in 15 CIRCULATION MANAGER. The 18M, at his home in Alexandria, Va. The News-Danocmt 11‘ ' ' ’
’ ‘ minutes! 7 day/week Columbia Daily Tribune Condo