News and Announcements
BASEBALL REUNION/BENEFIT SET FOR MAY 15, 2004
West Allis Hale Baseball
Fundraising Event
May 15, 2004
7:00 to 11:00pm
St. Aloysius Church
Gonzaga Hall
1435 South 92nd Street
Tickets: $10 in advance/$15 at the door
A LOCAL BASEBALL PLAYERS' REUNION
Enjoy beer and soft drinks, dancing, and a silent auction as your contributions go to help support our area high school baseball program.
Please contact Nick Kibler at 727-1966 for tickets or to donate to the silent auction.
Happy April 1. Do you know how many people believed this story? C'mon Gilligan, the professor's got an idea to get us off the island!
DATE SET FOR BUTORAC MEMORIAL GOLF OUTING
Fifth Annual
Chief JOHN C. BUTORAC
Memorial Golf Outing
(4 Person Scramble)
Sunday June 27, 2004
Registration: 9AM
Shotgun Start: 10AM
Luncheon/Awards: Following Golf
EVERGREEN COUNTRY CLUB
N646 US Highways 12 and 67
Elkhorn, Wisconsin
Donations Benefit Youth and Adult Programs in the City of West Allis
$85.00 per player
Includes:
18 Holes/Cart
Golf Shirt
Raffle Ticket
Luncheon
Event Holes
Door Prizes
Raffle
For more details: Butorac Family 414-531-2447
Veterans/Old Timers begin training for May 8 reunion
Conditioning and skill drills have begun for the defending champion Lewie's/Nationals Old Timers.
GM #2: Continues to rehab a torn patella tendon with a regimen of water resistance workouts. Diet of beam and beef enhancing recovery.
Neibs #3: Increasing napping. Will be well rested by May 8.
Robert #4: Relaxing in the "Lower Lounge." Shooting for 2 innings, one at-bat, and a warm spot on the bench.
Boiler #6: Knee injury playing basketball puts availability in doubt.
Beres: #8: Table tennis keeps his glove to hand transfer among the quickest ever.
Kabes: #9: Growing hair since he won't protect against UV rays as others do - with a hat. Still pumping serious iron.
Koutnik #10: New old timer. Not currently incarcerated, but no promises going forward.
JJ #11: Bowling on Friday nights at Classic Lanes in Greenfield. Whiskey and smokes are performance enhancers.
Stevie #12: Voice should be back after another successful season coaching the Central girls basketball team. Speaks highly of his "Boiler Reduction" training program.
Glaze: #14: Always on the move officiating all levels of baseball, softball, basketball, and football.
Van Hart: #15: Pulled something on his honeymoon. Still brittle.
Dax: #18: Will welcome the game as a respite from coaching.
Sura: #20: Softball elbow a concern, along with consequences of inhaling smoke and fumes on ladder calls with the WA Fire Dept. Swings a mad axe, I'm told.
Tocco: #23: Lean, mean, and happy to be away from his spouse. A darkhorse candidate for MVP.
Lance: #24: High carbohydrate diet and new Cleveland Irons ensure a top notch performance. Pale complexion rivals J squared.
Artie: #26: Be afraid....be very afraid.
Butorac: #27: Creatine nixed; hamstrings tight and sore.
Rep: #28: Mental imagery training. Reviewing video of epic 1987 game winning home run versus Chapter V Reds at Harden Field.
Weber: #29: Whereabouts unknown
Updates for other participants will be appreciated.
